THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
214-Friday, October 7, 1966
MOVIE GUIDE
ADAMS
Grand Circus Park
OPEN MOO A.M.
WO 1-8525
MON. THRU FRI, 11:40, 1:45, 3:50, 5:55,
8:00, 10:05.
SAT. Extra show at 12:00 p.m.
Wed.-Ladies' Day, 50c; till 6
The uncut, the uncensored English
speaking version.
LA DOLCE VITA
(THE SWEET LIFE)
Marcello Mastroianni, Anita Ekberg
Fri., Mon. Tues. Open 6:15, shown 6:55,
10:00. Sat., Sun. Open 1:00, shown 1:25,
4:30, 7:35, 10:40.
2211 Woodward-WO 1-9494
All New! All Color!
Mike Henry and Nancy Kovack
"TARZEN & THE VALLEY
OF GOLD"
At Grand Circus
Park. WO 1-3240
(Air Cooled by Refrigeration)
"SEX & THE SINGLE GIRL"
Shown 3:35 and 8:00.
Eliz. Taylor, Richard Burton
"WHO'S AFRAID OF
VIRGINIA WOOLF?"
11:15, 5:35, 10:00
MAI KAI
Plymouth Rd. at Farmington Rd.
GA 7-0400 & KE 4-6400
(Air Cooled by Refrigeration)
"THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN IN
THEIR FLYING MACHINES"
FRI., MON., TUES.: Open 6:15, Shown
6:45, 10:35. SAT., SUN., Open 1:00,
Shown 2:55, 6:45, 10:35.
"MAYA"
Fri., Mon., Tues.: 9:05 Only
Sat. and Sun.: 1:25, 5:15, 9:05
MAIN
Nick Adams in
"FRANKENSTEIN CONQUERS
THE WORLD"
Doors Open 10:45 a.m. Free Parking
LATE SHOW Friday and Saturday
For schedule information call
WO 1-7917
WED. LADIES DAY, 50c
Royal Oak-Main St. at
11 Mile Rd.
LI 2-0180
Cooled by refrigeration
Horst Bucholz
"MARCO THE MAGNIFICENT"
Robert Taylor - Geraldine Brooks
"JOHNNY TIGER"
He is well paid that is well satis- Violinists at La Boheme
fied.-Shakespeare
20.
CINEMASCOPE • COLOR by DE LUXE
FRI., SAT. EVE.: Open 6:45, Shown
7:10, 11:00. SUN.: Open 12:45, Shown
1:00, 4:50. MON., TUES.: Open 6:45,
Shown 7:00, 10:50.
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FRI., SAT. EVE.: 9:05 Only. SUN.:
2:45, 6:40, 10:30. MON., TUES.: 8:45
Only.
Sat. Matinee All Color
Open 1:00 Starts 1:20, Out 4:30
"Magic Sword" and "Our Man Flint"
.tsg R K,LEY THEATRE.
CIOP L ID GE
12 _1141,LIE4
; LI 2-0330
Morry King, his Stradivarius and
the Continental Violinists, will be-
gin a seven-week engagement
Monday in the Cabaret La Boheme
atop the Hotel Pontchartrain. King
and his group are featured each
year at the Eden Roc Hotel in
Miami Beach and the Sands Hotel
in Las Vegas. The eight-piece or-
chestra will provide the dancing
and listening entertainment nightly
from 7:30 p.m., except Sunday.
To Film 'The Detective'
Abby Mann, currently writing
"The Detective" . for producer-
, director Mark Robson and 20th-
Fox. has been signed by Para-
, mount's European production to
script two films after the first of
next year. He goes now on a six-
to-eight week research tour
throughout the U.S. for back-
ground material on "The Detec-
tive." Meanwhile, his scenario to
Kramer's "Andersonville" has been
shelved.
Every one complains of the
badness of his memory, but no-
body of his judgment.-La Roche- I
facauld.
ALL NEW HIGH
ADVENTURE,V:
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HENRY- KOVACK
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LISTENING
GRAND CIRCUS
CAMEL01
at Miller Road
W.
Warren81-5040
5
Air cooled by Refrigeration
01 WILLIAM WYLER'S
Zim Offers Free
Israel Hotel Stay
Every Day Except Sat.
"FANTASTIC VOYAGE"
"FANTASTIC VOYAGE" takes you
where no other film has been before.
FOX . . •
Danny Raskin's
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NICK ADAMS
FRaigkEriSTEIN
CONQUERS THE
Wows
-Nov AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COUIRSioPE
Information WO 1 7917
-
FREE PARKING
- New York Times
Commentary By GREGORY PECK • Written And Directed By BRUCE HERSCHENSOHN • Produced By
GEORGE STEVENS, JR. • A U.S.I A. Production An EMBASSY PICTURES Release IN COLOR • Prints By PATHE•
Presented By THE JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, WashingtOn, D.C.,
Through The Distribution Farii! ,.;-, Of JOSEPH E. LEVINE
111 Schaefer at 6 Mile
UN 2-B100
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On Sukkot Eve, the 14th day
of Tishri Sept. 28), it is in-
scribed, and on this day of cele-
bration the decree is sealed,-
how many shall come unto us, who
shall fatten by food, and who shall
be brought low by wine: who shall
be tranquil and who shall be haras-
sed as we congregate to rejoice
therein and offer blessings upon
those chosen ones:
Ventel and Herschel Willens
Eliazar and Mottle Pinus
Maddell and Menachem Mendel
Berman
who returneth to Israel, holy land
of Abraham."
THIS INVITATION was sent
out to about 55 people by Mary
and Michael Wartell and Sue and
Stanley Marx for what was prob-
ably one of the most unique and
ingenious farewell parties ever
given in the community.
THE HONORED GUESTS. Jean
and Harvey Willens, Lois and Max
Pincus and Madge and Bill Ber-
man. were soon leaving for Israel
and the tie-in was a beautiful bit
of artistry by the hosts and hos-
tesses.
IT STARTED OFF with 7 p.m.
cocktails at the Wartells in Pleas-
ant Ridge, after which a chartered
bus came to- the door completely
decorated as a Sukkot. with signs
reading, "Entrance" and "Exodus"
. . . The happy invitees stepped
on a ramp much like a ship's
gangplank, leading from the War-
tell home to the bus . . . The ramp
was gaily lit with hurricane lamps
all along side, . . . Blue and
white ribbon and Jewish stars
carried on the decorative motif
. . . Off went the bus, while Jewish
and Israeli music played happily
within and a bar setup served
liquid refreshment to warm the
inner souls.
EACH SEAT HAD a box wrapped
up in Yiddish Forward and draped
with an Israeli flag . . . Inside
were hors d'Oevres to delight the
Jewish gourmet . . . miniature
bagel and lox sandwich, schtickel
for a nickel salami (which, in-
cidently, today is ten cents,)
chopped liver, gefulte fish, dill
pickles and Gelusils . . Books
called "Kosher Comics" were
floating around the bus, and Bert
Gordon read "Tishman The Ape
Boy" over the loudspeaker . . .
Paul Zuckerman had his Arabic
head dress which he obtained
while in Nazareth . . . The bus
stopped at Lou's delicatessen,
where trays were brought "on
board - with matzo ball soup for ev-
eryone . . . The night before, Mary
and Sue had brought little chicken
eggs to Lou's . . . and each serv-
ing contained one . . . "It's just
like bubba used to make," said
a delighted Aubrey Ettenheimer.
THEN THE BUS took off again
. . . this time to the Marx home
in Sherwood Forest, where every-
thing was by candlelight and the
decor included yellow and white
check tablecloths with individual
snifter glasses at each place set-
ting and huge bottles of wine
wrapped in grapes . . . There was
halavah, after-dinner mints with
Hebrew names of the honored
guests candied on top, beautiful
outstanding Centerpieces and an
excellent supper menu.
THE LAST GUEST left about
2 a.m. and it was generally agreed
that the farewell get-together by
the Wartells and Marx' will be
as hard to forget as Israel itself
for those who've never been there
before-
An expert is one who knows
more and more about less and less.
-Nicholas Murray Butler
The Zim Lines announced that
passengers holding round trip
tickets on their Mediterranean
liners plying between Israel and
Europe this winter will be entitled
to free hotel accommodations of
up to eight days at a time at a
selection of Israeli hotels.
According to A. Manor, execu-
tive vice president of the Ameri-
can-Israeli Shipping Co., Inc., U.S.
representatives of the Zim Lines,
the offer applies only to the period
from Nov. 30 through Feb. 28. The
return tickets are valid for one
month.
Under the scheme, passengers
purchasing first class round trip
passage from Marseilles to Haifa
will receive eight days half board
and free hotel accommodations at
Accadia in Herzliya, the Dan
Hotel in Tel Aviv, the Dan Carmel
in Haifa or King David Hotel in
Jerusalem.
The tonnage of the Zim Israel
Navigation Company's fleet will
be increased by 20 per cent when
vessels now building for the Israeli
line are delivered in 1967, it was
announced by the American-Israeli
Shipping Co
Four ships under construction
will aggregate approximately 135,-
000 deadweight tons bringing the
fleet's total to nearly 806,000 tons
of shipping of all types. They are
two general cargo carriers of
7,230 deadweight tons each and
two 60,100 deadweight ton dry bulk
carriers.
THE STUDIO THEATRES
A' MAN & A WOMAN
IN COLOR
Fri.: 7:30, 9:30
Sat.: 6:00, 8:00, 10:00
STUDIO-NORTH1"7,'7= 9
front of Theatre
Meer Park ∎ ne
positively last 5 Days
THE WRONG BOX
Fri.: 7:30, 9:30
Sat.: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00
STUDIO NEW CENTER
F•ee
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Park, • Entrance on JrJ • TR. 4•00:5
IMPOSSIBLE ON
SATURDAY!
Fri. 7:30, 9:30
Sat.: 6:00, 8:00, 10:00
STUDIO I 1'"Z.'3!),`°;°''''
Free Attendant Pari.ing next to Theatre
positively Last 5 Days
DEAR JOHN
Fri.: 8:00, 10:00
Sat.: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00
STUDIO-8
Acres et Free Pari.;nt
• LI. 2-8,327
Gre•x,e,
DETROIT PREMIERE WED., OCT. 12
NO RESERVED SEATS
..!,,,,s A masnim PRCIOLICIM
fIRAMOUNI
TECHNICOLOR
ifON16143cTlfill tAVVOCIANER SHERD
ACRES OF FREE PARKING
I STUDIO-8 I
Greenfield at 8-Mile • LI. 2-8827
DIRECT FROM ITS 6-MONTH
AMERICAN PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT!
"Madly, wildly 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
and glee.
"A charmer. A warm and
ingratiating comedy."
-N.Y, World Telegram
--N.Y. HerakI TuDunt
Robert Hirsch
STAR OF THE COMEDIE FRANCAISE
UNBELIEVABLY CREATES
8 DIFFERENT ROLES IN
Aossfbie on
aturday/
•
Fri.: 7:30, 9:30; Sat.: 6:00, 8:00, 10:00
Sun.: 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00
FREE ATTENDANT VARKtNG
NEXT TO THEATRE
STUDIO I
l3vernois at Davison • WE. 3-0070
A
FRENCH-
ISRAELI
CO-
PRODUCTION
FILMED
ENTIRELY
IN ISRAEL