Histadrut Health Workers End Three-Day Strike TEL AVIV (JTA) - Administra- tive and service workers of Kupat Holim, the health service of the Histradrut, Israel's labor federa- tion, ended a three-day strike here Sunday after Kupat Holim officials warned they were considering shut- ting down the 16 hospitals affiliated with the program if the 6,000 strik- ers did not return to their jobs. According to the agreement end- ing the strike, all outstanding is- sues of regrading will be referred to a committee of five members. `Tevya and His Daughters' Proves More Than Poor Man's 'Fiddler' "Fiddler on the Roof" it's not. Choreographed production numbers it hasn't. But - and to Sholem Aleichean this meant everything - heart it has. So, with an opening-night sell- out, Center Theater's "Tevya and His Daughters" proved to be much, much more than a poor man's "Fiddler." Some good writing (Arnold Peri), some good directing (Beth- Sheva Laikin), some good acting Nothing succeeds like success. (Leo Mogill and Joyce Feurring), and you've got a hit. - Amer. proverb. Leo Mogill, as the Talmud-quot- ms,..,.„.,:......„:,,.,..,...„ S ubject: Sex and Stealing! THE SHOCKER ABOUT A SHOTGUN FEUD OVER A FEMALE WHO WAS TOO MUCH FOR ONE MALE. THEY SAY SHE'S ... Redistri b u t e d by PICT URES CORP. UNITED ARTISTS COLOR I ' OINER Aiiiirm"Ei Rs ta003MOSOMMMISMOSUM.VM1= DAU G HTER FRI. & SAT. EVE. - OPEN 6:45 "Topkapi" 7:05, 10:40 "Never on Sunday" 9:10 only SUN. EVE. - OPEN 6:45 "Never on Sunday" 7:05, 10:40 "Topkapi" 8:40 only MON. & TUES. - OPEN 6:45 "Never on Sunday" 7:00, 10:35 "Topkapi" 8:35 only ******** SAT. & SUN. SPECIAL MATINEE DIRT POOR... NEEDS MONEY! ► .. EASTMAN, COLOR "SNOW WHITE" 00:SHactUNWEDDING' All Seats 50c 1 BERKLEY THEATRE' 12 MILE AT COOLIDGE± LI. 2 - . 0330 NOW: FO INFORMATION WO 1.1911 FREE PARKING THE 12 MILLION DOLLAR LAUGH-A-MILE COMEDY a Tony Jack Lemmou Curtis Wood 0 EDWBALR AD KS E "The Great Race" MICHIGAN P TECHNICQLOR ol pu ar Continuous Performances! P ric e s! RARITY AT GRAND RIVER CAII: 963-1773 RUDOLPH 'fiArrEyN NUREYEV TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME ON THE MOTION PICTURE SCREEN! ing dairyman questionably blessed with seven daughters, gives more to this role than any he has done before for Center Theater. (Two seasons ago, he played a masterful Noah in "The Flowering Peach.") Mogill has a firm hold on the character of Tevya, a simple man who, though uneducated, quotes II eely from the Talmud and con- verses easily with his God. Actu- ally, his quotes may be a little too free to be accurate, and one wonders when God is going to get angry and tell him off. ("God is good," says Tevya, "but whisky you can drink.") Mogill doesn't always project well, and he's inclined to ad lib lines. The latter failing, however, may unintentionally add something to Tevya's casual folksiness. For her role as Golde, Tevya's long-suffering wife, Joyce Feurring brings considerable talent. As matriarch of the poor household, she clucks over her daughters, ar- ranges, (albeit unsuccessfully) matches for them, plans their dowry-less weddings and in gen- eral manages to resemble a sub- urban Yiddishe momma. ("Have another pancake," she presses the guest, answering his refusal with two pancakes on his plate. "But I'm full," he protests. "What? You don't like my pan- cakes? Must be too much salt." Sound familiar?) ROYAL BALLET 4 Performances du SINN DAVID _ BLAIR Etzteedeciele, AT THESE THEATRES: ONLY MATINEE & EVENING WED -THUR. NOV. 17-18 ALLEN PARK-Allen Park MERCURY-6 & Schaefer BIRMINGHAM-B'ham NEW BALTIMORE CAMELOT-Dearborn RADIO CITY-9-Wood ird CINEMA I-Livonia STATE-Wayne CINEMA I-Warren SUMMIT-Downtown DEARBORN-Dearborn WOODS-Grosse Pte. JEWEL-Mt. Clemens CAMELOT W. 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Nov. 19, Warren Beatty as "Mickey One" Charlton Heston & Richard Boone Daily & Fri. Open 5:15 shown 5:45, 8:06, 10:27 Sat. & Sun. Open 12:30 Shown 1:05, 3:26, 5:47, 8:08, 10:29 UN 2-4252 VARSITY CINEMA Livernois at McNichols-Air Cond. Open Daily 6:45, Sun. 3:30 Hebrew Day Schools to Air New Legislation "BLACK ORPHEUS" & "PHAEDRA" NEW YORK-A special confer- ence of America's Hebrew day schools to discuss the relationship of the Hebrew day school to the Economic Oportunity Act and to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, will be held Monday at the Sheraton Atlantic Hotel. Dr. Joseph Kaminetsky, national Starting Wed., Nov. 17th "THE KNACK" & "THE GIRL WITH GREEN EYES" Students $1 (MAIN THEATRE ROYAL OAK, MICH. 11 Mile Rd. and Main St. ,..._ ,......_ RICHARD CHARLTON Ai\HCHARD HESTON lit. v) BOONE . WAR LORD RUDOLPH SERKIN NEW YORK (JTA) - More than 600 persons gathered here AN EVENING WITH ADAMS Grand Circus Park WO 1.8525 Box office open 12-9 p.m. Reserved seats only "THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN IN THEIR FLYING MACHINES Or How I Flew From London To Paris In 25 Hours And 11 Minutes" Matinees Daily at 2 p.m.-Evenings, Sun. at 7:30 p.m.-Mon. thru Thurs. at 8 p.m.-Fri. and Sat. at 8:30 p.m.-Tic- kets Now at Box Office-Also by Mail or at All Sears Stores and at Hudson's Downtown, Northland and Eastland! Addie Beckerman as Tzeitl, the director of Torah Umesorah, the - 7 L. 12-0 180 eldest marriageable daughter; National Society for Hebrew Day Lisa Carr as Hodel, the second; Schools, announced an orientation and Ralph Bernstein as the World Premiere "eligible" butcher (his bloody session for all lay people in the EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING school movement will also take apron, a glorious example of op day Weekdays Open 6:30 place Nov. 21 at the Hotel Pierre art, drew some audible gasps) Saturday and Sunday-12 Noon on the occasion of Torah Ume- also do a good job. sorah's 22nd annual dinner. The play moves well; only one Eighteen Jewish communal leaders sequence - Tevya's "nightmare" from various sections of the coun- about Tzeitl's marriage - seems try will be honored by the educa- to drag. But it did in "Fiddler" tional heads and lay leadership of too. America's Hebrew day schools. 71te The Orthodox observer might MEI/TECHNICOLOR' 61... PANAVISION• MIMI be a little bewildered by the Don't tell all you know nor do A Court Production • A Universal Picture unorthodox inattention to some all you can. - Amer. proverb. details. Although Hodel circles her bridegroom seven times under the MASONIC AUDITORIUM SAT., NOV. 20-8:20 P.M. canopy (a custom rarely seen ex- cept at traditional weddings), she later dances with him, an unheard- of fraternization. Nevertheless, good drama it is. TICKETS: $4.50-$3.50-$2.50-at Grinnell's (dntn.) & Masonic Temple -C. H. Reconstructionist Founder, Dr. Mordecai Kaplan, Gets Honors on 85th Birthday THE OV1E GUIDE Nov. 3 at a dinner celebrating the 85th birthday of Dr. Mordecai M. Kaplan, founder of the Jewish Reconstructionist movement. Congratulatory messages were read from President Johnson, Is- rael President Zalman Shazar, Is- rael's Prime Minister Levi Eshkol, Dr. Nelson Glueck, president of the Hebrew Union College Jewish In- stitute of Religion, and Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Principal address at the event was delivered by Dr. Joachim Prinz, president of the American Jewish Congress. In an address, Dr. Kaplan reaf- firmed the Reconstructionist inter- pretation of an "authentically religious" person as one who identifies with the term "God with some definitely communicable ex- perience." He stated that the perpetuation of Jewish life is de- pendent solely on "authentically religious Jews." He declared that the significance of the Jewish Reconstructionist movement is that "its method of dealing with problems of the spirit is valid also for other reli- gions" that are in a state of crisis. There are two sides to every question. - Amer. proverb. 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