MOVIE GUIDE
`Hello Solly' Yiddish Revue Scheduled for This Weekend
"Hello, Solly," an English-Yid-
dish variety revue starring Mickey
Katz, Rickie Layne and "Velvel"
and Michael "Getzel" Rosenberg,
will be at Ford Auditorium for
three performances only 8:30 Sat-
urday and 3 and 8 p.m. Sunday. dish humor and mannerism.
The revue revives a type of en-
Tickets are available at the Ford
tertainment that hasn't been Auditorium boxoffice.
around si -ice "Bagel and Lox" of
the 1940s. The performance is given
in English with an accent on Yid- Young Israeli Violinist
Gives Concerts in Russia
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LONDON (JTA)—Samuel As-
kenazy, the 24-year-old Israeli vio-
lin virtuoso, gave a concert at
Tschaikowsky Hall in Moscow with
so enthusiastic a reception that he
had to play three encores, it was
reported from Moscow. He will
give concerts also in Leningrad
and Kiev and a final concert in
Moscow in the Israeli-Soviet cul-
tural exchange program. Three
years ago, the young violinist play
ed in the Interntaional Tschaikow-
sky Festival in Moscow.
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"TOMB OF THE CAT"
11:18, 2:33, 5:48, 9:03
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Friday, October 22, 1965-33
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15127 W. 7 MILE RD.
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3020 GRAND RIVER.
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"Nanny"
Starting Wed., Oct. 27th Bette Davis in
Herschel Bernardi
New 'Fiddler' Lead
NEW YORK—The role of Tevye
in the Broadway musical hit, "Fid-
dler on the Roof," has gone to
Herschel Bernardi. The fourth
Tevye since Zero Mostel created
the role last year, Bernardi will
assume the role Nov. 8.
Bernardi succeeds Luther Adler,
who after two
months in the
role, has found
it "too ardous"
and "too demand-
ing from a sing-
ing viewpoint."
He will resume :
the role on tour'
April 11.
Another Tevye .
was Paul Lipson,
Mostel's under-
study, who played
the role several
times.
Bernardi is
back from Rome,
where he acted;
Bernardi
with Rex Harri-
son in the film "Anyone for
Venice?"
He is well acquainted with "Fid-
dler's" sources: in 1944 he helped
Howard da Silva with a recording
of Sholom Aleichem's stories and
later toured in a one-man program
of the Sholom Aleichem tales. In
1954 he took over da Silva's role
in the off-Broadway production of
"The World of Sholom Aleichem"
and three years later directed
Arnold Perl's dramatic version of
"Tevye" in Los Angeles.
Bernardi last was in Detroit in
1955.
He originally auditioned for
the part of the butcher in "Fid-
dler," but did not accept it; he
had wanted the role of Tevye,
which Mostel won.
Bernardi has appeared on Broad-
way, in television commercials and
on such shows as "Bonanza" and
"Dr. Kildare." The son of Helen
and Beryl Bernardi, character
players on the Yiddish stage, he
had his start in the theater at the
age of 6 months. His role: a baby
who could cry.