THE JEWISH NEWS

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

32—Friday, November 5, 1965

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Local Theaters to Show 'War Lord'
in World Premiere of Film Epic

"The War Lord," starring Charl-
ton Heston, Richard Boone, Rose-
mary, Forsyth and Guy Stockwell,
will have its world premiere at
five theaters in the greater De-
troit area Wednesday.
The $5,000,000 Universal epic in
Technicolor and Panavision also
features Maurice Evans, the great
Shakespearean actor, and Henry
Wilcoxon, who was associated with
the late Cecil DeMille.

"The War Lord" premier e,
which includes a simultaneous
showing in 80 Michigan theaters,
will be highlighted by presence of
the stars for three days of activi-
ties.
Theaters in the greater Detroit
area which will be especially de-
corated for - the occasion will be
the Grand Circus in downtown
Detroit, Mai Kai in Livonia, Calvin
in Dearborn, Main in Royal Oak
and Cinema I in Warren.

WHAT STARTED OUT as just a gift giving . . . This is quite a
bowling alley about five years clever feature by Marty Madvin .
Dinner at DARBY'S 1 ago, is today one of the fine din- Contains about 10 different types
v ing and dancing spots of our area of imported chesses, mainly from
. . . It's called the Camelot Inn at Scandinavian countries, and comes
is a real treat
1295 W. Maple in Wall Lake . . . individually cartoned in a one-yard
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A bar added three years later, length.
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ROOM, Cocktail I and now completed is the beautiful
DID YOU SEE Bernie Kerner
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dining room and large kitchen . of Darbys on Juvenile Court over
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The food is very good and the TV? . . . He was so convincing as
THEATRE
prices reasonable . . . Ben Bundo the "mean stepfather" that num-
Snacks . . . a
Delight
is the personable owner of Came- erous calls came to him at the Rosenberg's 'The Skull'
LUNCHEON
lot Inn, whose other strong points restaurant from people who didn't
A Pleasure
are its airiness, comfort and non- know Bernie was just acting . . . Now at the Fox Theater
congestion.
Usually horror films are set in
One woman called and said she
Res. UN 2-7642
36 INCHES OF chesse . . . one never realized he was such a mean the era of gaslight, hansom cabs
SEVEN MILE AT WYOMING
of the most unusual items we've man . . . He always looks so and eerie mansions. Max J. Rosen-
seen in a long time for business pleasant!
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great knights whose RARE
and Phil Moscowitz . . . Both are Fox Theater.
Rosenberg began his film shocker
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hard working guys and worthy of
the success their place is enjoying wave by filming in England "The
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
all ... perhaps that is why
. . . That kosher, corned beef and Curse of Frankenstein." His first
SPECIAL
their romantic adventures
pastrami at $1.99 a pound is quite venture into horror proved so suc-
cessful
that
although
he
has
done
an
offer!
live on.
other types of pictures, his special-
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NAME OF THIS column was
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Jews in Germany Hit
Showing of Nazi Films

BONN (JTA) — The C e n t r al
Council of Jews in Germany made
a formal protest to two federal
ministers against current showings
of amended old Nazi films in West
German theaters.
The films have been altered to
show how the Nazis tried to in-
fluence public opinion, but the
Council contended that even with
the changes, the showings could
lead to a revival of Nazi thinking.
The complaint, in a telegram to
new Justice Minister Richard Jae-
ger and new Interior Minister. Paul
Lucke, asked government action to
prevent such showings.

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