THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

38-Friday, December 9, 1966

Detroit Cancer Fighters Prepare for New Year's Eve

Vice President of Fund Raising
Decorations. hats, noisemakers
and favors will provide the color Mrs. Charles Young was assisted
tor the City of Hope Detroit Can- by co-chairmen Mrs. Louis Alpert
cer Fighters annual New Year's and Mrs. Louis Starr in prepara-
Eve Party at Raleigh House. tions.
Starting 9 p.m., the party will
For reservations and informa-
include a cocktail hour, sit-down tion, call Mrs. Alpert, VE. 5-3190,
dinner, sweet table and breakfast. or Mrs. Starr, LI 7-2436.
Guests will dance to the music of
the Sam Emitter Orchestra.
Readings of Israeli Plays

Offered by Herzl Institute
for Use in Jewish Centers

Valter Poole to Conduct
the Center Symphony in
Beethoven Concert

Danny Raskin's

Weintraub Twins to Play in Concert

Guest soloists will be Joyce and
Joanne Weintraub, duo pianists.
The twins first studied piano at
age 6 and debuted in a two-piano
recital here at 13. As scholarship
students, they were at the East-
man School of Music and have ap-
peared in many recitals and with
numerous symphony orchestras
throughout Michigan and Ohio.

LISTENING

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In 1964, they were winners of
the 13th International Competi-
tion in Munich, and from 1962 to
1964 were winners of the Sophie
Vronsky Scholarship at the Cleve-
land Institute of Music.

NEW YORK - Stage readings
Nathan Gordon conducts the
A FRIEND WHO OWNS a twin-
of four full-length modern Israeli
Women's Symphony Orchestra, one
engine plane offered Meyer Goren
Julius Chajes, pianist, Gordon plays are being made available
of seven such orchestras in the
a ride to Chicago . . . He is an
Staples, violinist and Italo Babini, for presentation at congregations
world.
excellent pilot so Meyer was happy
JOYCE, JOANNE WEINTRAUB
cellist, will perform Beethoven's and community centers - throughout
to accept . . . As the friend
Triple Concerto with the Center the country by the newly estab-
The Detroit Women's Symphony
checked out the plane for the re-
• Symphony Orchestra under the di- lished extension service of the turn trip, he mentioned that he Orchestra will celebrate its 20th Miami's Shore Club Hotel
rection of Valter Poole, as guest Herzl Institute, it was announced
anniversary at a concert 8:30 p.m. Has Family Program
conductor 8 p.m. Tuesday at the by Dr. Emil Lehman, director of didn't like the sound of one en-
Dec. 16 at the Community Arts
gine
but
assured
Meyer
there
was
MIAMI BEACH-The Shore Club
the
Herzl
Institute.
•,
Aaron DeRoy Theater. Haydn's
nothing to worry about because Auditorium.
Hotel has announced plans for a
Called "Drama from Israel", the
symphony - The Clock" and De-
special family program over the
Falla's "El amor brujo" is also theatrical production will be ac- the plane could fly well on a
single engine if necessary . . .
coming holidays. Children's coun-
' companied by an introductory lee
listed on the program.
Sure enough, halfway back to De- Israeli Tourists No. 3
selors and baby-sitters will be on
ture on the playwrights and their
troit, the motor conked out and,
hand with activities which will in-
works.
Swiss Guest List
`Bible' Film Wins Prize
although the plane continued to on
clude a chimpanzee, ponies, trips
The four plays available for fly smoothly, the pilot friend was
BERNE (ZINS)-The Swiss gov- to the Indian Village, Seaquarlum,
The Dino De Laurentiis produc-
tion of "The Bible." and its direc- bookings are "Chanah Szenesh" by plainly worried . . . To assure ernment has now under considera- and a discotheque.
tor John Huston, will be awarded Aaron Meged, which deals with the him, Meyer reminded him of his tion a request of the Israeli govern-
For the adults there will be Sam-
the International Martin Bubet heroic Israeli girl paratrooper who own words . . . But the friend ment to exempt Israelis from the
Prize for Excellence. it was de- lost her life in Hungary where she pointed at the dead engine and requirement of entry permits to my Spear and his orchestra, a
cided unanimously at a special was killed as a spy; "Lady of the said. "That wasn't the one I was Switzerland, according to an offi- yacht cruise, dancing and gourmet
dining at eight hotels under the
cial announcement.
meeting of the International Martin Manor" by Leah Goldberg. con- ! worried about!"
cerning a woman victim of the !
The Swiss government asserted special dine-a-rama plan.
Luber Society in London.
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The prize, in the form of a holocaust who was miraculously
DOUBLE ERRATA . . . Left off that a definite reply may be ex-
MYSTERY OF LIFE -
pected before the end of December,
special medal and illuminated saved; "Michal, Daughter of Saul"
the
names of two couples who
although it gave no assurance of a
parchment scroll, will be awarded by Aaron Ashman, a Bible story
There are three things which
won costume prizes at recent Hal-
about
the
wife
of
King
David;
and
because the society considers "The
favorable decision.
are too wonderful for me, yea,
"In the Beginning" by Aaron loween Party by Kay and Jimmy
It appears that the rate of tour-
Bible" to be "the best motion pic
Saperstein . . . Winners also were
four which I know not: the way
Meged,
a
satire
on
modern
life
us-
titre, as far as we know, that has
ism from Israel to Switzerland has
Rose and Dave Axelrod and
ever been made on a biblical ing the Adam and Eve theme.
climbed to a level that in Septem- of an eagle in the air, the way
The play readings, originally Blanche and Lou Schwartz . . . ber 1966 Israelis occupied the third of a serpent upon a rock, the way
theme."
presented at the Ilerzl Institute, Sorry folks!
•
place in the total of rooms reserved ; of a ship in the midst of the sea,
a
* *
are being offered by the "Herzl
THE WIDE SCOPE of The Jew- in the hotels in Zurich, the center and the way of a man witha
Institute Players" under the direc- ish News reaches into Munich. of the tourist movement. In the young woman.-Proverbs.
tion of David Alster-Yardeni, well- Germany, as a check for $175 was first place is the U.S., with 36,000
known theatrical producer and lec- received in Detroit by the Jewish reservations; in the second place,
turer.
SUPPER CLUB
7:se97
National Fund for trees to be Western
Germany,
Meanwhile, it was announced
Israel has
13,000 with
daily 27,000.
reserva-
Presents
It
was
an
.
planted
in
Israel
that a tribute to the Jewish
answer to an ad placed here by the tions.
recipients of the 1966 Nobel answer
Prize for Literature, Shmuel J.N.F.
*
Yosef Agnon of Israel and Nelly
THOUGHT FOR THIS WEEK . .
Sachs, German exile now living
in Sweden, will be held at the . Don't ever slam a door . . . you
ABC RECORDING ARTIST
Ilerzl Institute Wednesday eve- might want to go back.
* * *
-and-
ning.
Grand Circus Park
THIS YEAR'S VERY important ` ADAMS
Dr. Emanuel Neumann, president
Fri., Sat. & Daily open 6:45
OPEN 11:00 A.M.
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"BLUE MAX" 7:05, 9:40
"FANTASTIC VOYAGE"
Comedy Star & MC
will preside. Participating in the Group dinner-dance and show . .. I
VOYAGE" takes you
Sun. open 1:00 "BLUE MAX"
"FANTASTIC
• 2 SMART SHOWS
tribute to the two writers, who will Feb. 26, Latin Quarter . . This
3:55, 6:30, 9:05
accept their Nobel laureates Sat- is always one of the crowning or- . W eNr.e T7-1oR ln eRrl. f=D hSTINbf e1 71:4b0 f1o:7-4 , .
• DANCING NIGHTLY
Sat. Special Children's Matinee
urday. will be four literary figures: ganizational affairs in the corn- 3:50, 51:51 5-4, 5"
10:40•51,4, 6•22 8'30 10:38
2 :06,
• FINE CUISINE
Yehuda Amihai, Israeli poet and munity . . . I've been to just about , *Wed. ' Ladies' Day, 50c; till 6
Open 1:00. Starts 1:20. Out 4:35.
novelist; Dr. Marie Syrkin, editor all and haven't had a had time
W. Warren at Miller Road
MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS
CAMELO!
,I3ERK LEY iTHEIATIKE
of
the
Jewish
Frontier;
Theodor
'
yet;
.
.
.
Niece
Lois
Singer
is
din-
:
PARTY AND NEW YEAR'S EVE
RESERVATIONS NOW!
WOODY ALLEN'S
Schocken, publisher of Agnon's ner-dance chairman, and, as al-
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"WHAT'S UP TIGER LILLY"
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WHILE VISITING Roslyn and
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overheard his seven-year-old grand
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"WHAT'S UP TIGER LILLY"
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FRI., SAT.: 11:20, 2:45; 6:15, 9:40
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"THE PROFESSIONALS"
SENT TO INTERVIEW Luther FRI. AND
WEEK: Open 6:15, "Profes-
Adler at the Fisher Theater last sionals," 6:45, 10:40. SAT.: Re-Open 5:00,
Professionals," 7:10, 11:05. SUN.: Open
week, a girl reporter asked him 12:45,
"Professionals," 2:50, 6:45, 10:40
why mature men generally look
"THE WRONG BOX"
younger than mature women . . . FRI. AND WEEK: "Wrong Box," 8:55.
Luther thought for a minute, then SAT. EVE.: 5:25, 9:20. SUN.: 1:05, 5:00,
explained, "It's because a woman 8:55.
Sat. Matinee: Open 11:30, "Dracula
of 40 is usually 50."
Prince of Darkness" and "Plague of
the Zombies."
• • •
MILT HUBERT tells about the
Royal Oak-Main St. at
11 Mile Rd.
judge fastening his eye on the de- MAIN
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, fendant and thundering, "Well,
Leslie Caron in
why did you take the S100,000?"
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. . . "Your honor," whined the de-
Alec Guiness and Gina Lollobrigida
' fendant, "I was hungry."
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