THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

24-Friday, September 23, 196&

ADAMS

Grand Circus Park
OPEN 10:45 A.M.
Phyllis Diller in

WO 1-8525

"Boy Did i Get the Wrong No."
a,
"The Russians are Coming"

At Grand Circus
Park. WO 1-3240
(Air Cooled by Refrigeration)

GRAND CIRCUS

11:25, 3:45, 8:10
Eliz. Taylor, Richard Burton

Air Cooled by Refrigeration
A tender, lusty story of lave,

"WHO'S AFRAID OF
VIRGINIA WOOLF?"

1:25, 5:50, 10:10

MAI KAI

18 adnutted

"DEAR JOHN"

FRI., MON., TUES., Open 6:15, Shown
7:10, 9:35. Short Subj., 6:45, 9:05. SAT. &
SUN., Open 1:00, Shown 1:25, 3:45, 6:10,
8:35, 11:00.

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Action Packed Shockers in
Terrifying Color

"THE NAVY VS.
THE NIGHT MONSTERS"

plus

"WOMEN OF THE PRE-HISTORIC
PLANETS"

Doors Open 10:45 a.m. Free Parking
LATE SHOW Friday and Saturday
For schedule information call
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Plymouth Rd. at Farmington Rd.
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"PATCH OF BLUE"

Fri., Mon., Tues., Open 6:45; Shown
7.15, 10:55. SAT. EVE., Re-open 5:00;
Shown 7:15, 10:55. SUN. EVE., Re.open
4:15, Shown 6:45, 10:30.

"THE GLASS BOTTOM BOAT"

FRI., MON., TUES., Shown 8:45 only.
SAT. EVE., Shown 5:25, 9:05. SUN.
EVE., Shown 4:55, 8:40.

SAT., SUN. SPEC. MATINEES ALL
SEATS 50c. "A SMALL MIRACLE"
11:27, 2:20 "THE CRIMSON
BLADE" 12:55 ONLY

Royal Oak-Main St. at
11 Mile Rd.
LI 2-0180
Cooled by refrigeration
2 Suspense Pictures You Must See
Marlon Brando

MAIN

"THE CHASE"

Anthony Quinn in

"THE LOST COMMAND"

Jewish Museum Shows
Exhibit on Jewish Life in
East Side NY's Heyday

THE STUDIO THEATRES

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

Last 5 Days

UP TO HIS EARS

Fri.: 7:30, 9:30
Sat.: 6:00, 8:00, 10:00

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Meter °Atm lot (root of Theatre

THE WRONG BOX

Fri. and Sat., 6:00, 8:00, 10:00

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Last 4 Days

MORGAN

Fri, 7:30 9:40
Sat.: 6:00, 8:10, 10:20

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Free Attendant Pariong next to Theatre

DEAR JOHN

Fri.: 8:00, 10:00
Sat. 7:00, 8:00, 11:00

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Acres of free Parking

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LISTENING

"SEX & THE SINGLE GIRL"

at Miller Road
CAMELOT W. Warren 581-5040

no one under

Danny Raskin's

NEW YORK-The Jewish Mu-
' seum opened Tuesday night an ex-
' hibit of photographs, paintings,
documents, posters and voice tapes
portraying "the Lower East Side,
Portal in American Life" (1870-
1924) of the Immigrant Jews who
settled in that part of Manhattan.
One of the highlights is a film
of Zero Mostel reading, mostly in
English, letters from the Bintel
Brief, the complaints and queries
sent in by readers of the Jewish
Daily Forward. The photographs
depict the streets, homes, schools,
work and theater of the Lower
East Side.
The paintings include works by
Williain Gropper, Jacob Epstein,
Edward Hopper, Childe Hassam,
Chaim Gross, John Sloan, Charles
Ulrich, Max Weber and others de-
picting the Lower East Side dur-
ing its Jewish heyday. The exhibit
will continue until Nov. 6.

DAVID STEINGOLD had a Bar
Mitzva reception party given by
dad Joe that every kid dreams
about . . . It was strictly for the
youngsters - a real night club -
at Joe's teen-age club, The Pump-
kin in Wayne, Mich. . . . Every
guy 'n gal had their own chicken
dinner set up for them at the
tables . . . teen-age drinks from
the bar and above all, the big
floor show, with three of the most
popular teen-age groups in the
country . . . Tim Tam and the
Turn Ons, Shades of Blue and
Gino Washington, fresh out of
the army . . . The kids danced all
night, and the adults watched in
awe at the fantastic goings-on .. .
The Pumpkin was a perfect setting
for a perfect Bar Mitzva recep-
tion . . . Something different and
real . . . About 150 kids and 250
adults . . . There were Go-Go
dancers, teen-age waitresses and
something going on at all times-
never anything like it! . . . The
bases of the cone-shaped center-
pieces were lined with candy apples
and filled all over the sides with
wrapped penny candy . . . There
were donuts and cider, and all the
exotic drinks made for the lads 'n
lassies who go to Joe's teen-age
night club.
* * *

Israel Museum Accepts $1,000,000
From German Publisher for Building

JERUSALEM (JTA) - The Is-
rael Museum announced that it
has decided to accept a proposal
from Axel Springer, West Ger-
many's most powerful newspaper
and magazine publisher, who has
offered a large gift for the con-
struction and upkeep of a special
building to house a library and
archives.
The museum's directors, it was
learned, held a secret. very stormy
meeting last week on the question
of accepting or rejecting the
Springer offer. The publisher made
his offer here two months ago,
when he was in the city on a
private visit. He had offered to
contribute $500,000.
When told that the museum
could not accept the offer be-
cause the cost of maintenance
for such a new building would
be beyond the museum's re-
sources, Springer doubled the
amount, earmarking $500,000 for
maintenance.
The dispute in the board, it was
learned, centered on whether
Springer might have a Nazi past.
The board voted by 9 to 3 to
accept the Springer offer after an

RALPH CHICOREL has numer-
ous suits being handled by bar-
rister Irving August in -U.S. Dis-
trict Court to the effect that Ralph
wrote the melody and has the first
copyright on the hit tune, "Strang-
ers In The Nigh t." . . . Bert
Kaempfert, who lives in Germany,
is credited with writing the
melody, which was used in the
movie, "A Man Could Get Killed,"
by Universal . . . According to
Ralph, he wrote the tune three
years ago under the title, "You
Are My Love," and recorded it
Ambition destroys its possessor. with a local instrumental group
. . . Ralph will appear on Bill
- The Talmud.
Kennedy's TV Show, Channel,
Oct. 2, and introduce his latest
song. "I'm In Love With You."
* *

DIRECT FROM ITS 6-MONTH
AMERICAN PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT!

Madly, tvildly universal. Hirsch
bears -favorable comparison with Alec
Guinness' epochal' Kind Hearts and
Coronets.' This is another masterpiece
-N.Y. Post •
of the same kind."

"A delightful chaos of joy
.ainf &glee,"
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A charmer, A warm and
ingratiating comedy,"

.44 Y, Nrvid Tervari

-N.Y. H,,a!d

Mbunt

Robert Hirsch

STAR OF PIE COMEDIE FRANCAISE

UNBELIEVABLY CREATES
8 DIFFERENT ROLES IN

A
FRENCH-
ISRAELI
CO-
PRODUCTION
FILMED
ENTIRELY
IN ISRAEL

Detroit Premiere Tuesday

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TICKETS ARE GOING fast for
the big "Knight To Remember"
by Knights of Pythias, Detroit 55,
at Masonic Temple . . . Billy
Daniels, Herky Styles, Ziggy Bela
and 20 violins, an all-star revue
and surprise entertainment are in
store for Oct. 1 attendees . . .
Show is open to the public, with
proceeds to Pythian charities . . .
Contact Cye Ekelman. DI 1-7050,
for tickets.
* *
LESTER WOLFE gave his 100th
pint of blood at the recent Blood
Bank Rally by Perfection Lodge
F. & A. M.. in conjunction with
Bnai Brith . . . Les is a member
of Perfection.
* *
BACK FROM ISRAEL, ex-
Detroiter now living in Tucson,
Sam Gronsky writes about a rather
inexpert father, anxious to make
himself useful around the house,
who undertook to put his small
son to bed, according to the Jeru-
salem Post . . . His wife put supper
on the table, trimmed the oil
stove and sat down to worry about
her next day's chores . . . Still
her husband did not emerge . . .
Then the bedroom door opened
softly and the little boy crept out,
hushing her, finger to mouth,
"Well, Ima (mama)," he said,
"The old man is asleep at last."

The old believe everything; : tile
middle-aged suspect everything;
the young know everything.

investigation showed that the pub-
lisher had no connections with the
Nazis.
However, even among those who
voted with the majority, some
members of the board were reluc-
tant to have the new building
named after Springer.

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SAT. and SUN. EVE., Re-open 7:00,
"Shop on Main Street, 7:20 and 9:30.

"Impossible on Saturday" the
French-Israeli co-production orgin-
ally listed as opening Saturday,
Sept. 17, will open Tuesday,
Sept. 27.

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sponsored by THE DETROIT GRAND OPERA ASSOCIATION

October 10
Verdi's LA TRAVIATA (Italian)

October 13
Verdi's LA TRAVIATA (English)

October 11
Puccini's LA BOHEME (Italian)

October 14, Mozart's
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO (Eng.)

October 12
Puccini's LA BOHEME (English)

October 15 (Matinee) Mozart's
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO (Eng.)

October 15, Britten's THE RAPE OF LUCRETIA (English)

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