THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

38-Friday, September 22, 1967

MOVIE GUIDE

GRAND CIRCUS ?.tarZar0 C 1 i?3147 •

Grand Circus Park

1DAMS

Open 10:45

OPEN 11:00 A.M.
WO 1-8525
Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway
In TECHNICOLOR

Air Cooled by Refrigeration
Sidney Poitier . . .

"BONNIE & CLYDE"

"TO SIR, WITH LOVE"

DAILY: 11:24, 1:37, 3:50, 6:03, 8:16, 10:29

Wed. Ladies' Day, 50e

AMERICANA 44 8676

Greeni. 313 ,4

A RETURN TO ELEGANCE
FOR ALL MOVIEGOERS
Cooled by- Refrigeration
Chas. Boyer, Jane Fonda In

"BAREFOOT IN THE PARK"

MON., TUES., THUR., FRI.: 6:25, 8:25,
10:30. WED., SAT., SUN.: Matinees at
, 2:00, 4:15; Eves.: 6:30, 8:30, 10:35.

CAMELOT

W. Warre 81a- t50 4 iIler Road

Air Cooled by Refrigeration

Special Selective Engagement of
Rodgers and Hammerstein's

"THE SOUND OF MUSIC"

Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer

WEEKDAYS Doors open 7:C0 Shown at
8 p.m. WED.: Matinee 1:30, Eve. 8:00.
SAT.: 2:00, 5:20, 8:40. SUN.: 1:30, 4:45,
8:05.

FOX

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A ore dvoanrcciliTir
2211 W

An Astounding Night of Horror

All Color Show

HELD OVER 2nd BIG WEEK

"A TASTE OF BLOOD"

and

"TEEN AGE STRANGLER"

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SAT., SUN.: " 12:50, 4:15, 7:40,
FRI.
11:05.
' WK. DAYS: 11:15, 2:55, 6:30, 10:05.

"THE SEA PIRATE"

FRI., SAT., SUN.: 11:20, 2:45, 6:10,
9:35. WK. DAYS: 1:15, 4:50, 8:30.

WED. LADIES' DAY, 50c

Ptymouth Rd.
at Farmington Rd.
GA 7-0400 & KE 4-6400

MAI KAI

"FATHOM"

MON., TUES., WED., THUR.: Open 6:15,-
"Fathom," 6:45, 10:00; FRI.: Open 5:45,
"Fathom," 7:35, 10:50; SAT., SUN.: Open
12:45, "Fathom," 1:05, 4:20, 7:40, 11:00.

Edna Brown, Jack Ripley Appear at 24 Karat Club

Edna Brown, Downriver song
stylist, and Jack Ripley, a guitar-
playing comedian and mimic from
Grand Blanc, will share feature
billing at the 24-Karat Club, 16890
Telegraph, for two weeks beginning
Sept. 18 and through Sept. 30.
This will be the second time
around for Edna, returning by pop-
ular demand after a successful
three weeks engagement in June
and July .
Edna first attracted attention of
24-Karat Club patrons when she
subbed for the talented Saucy Syl- '
via earlier this ear
This will be the first showing
of Ripley, hailed as "the master of
mimicry" at the popular night spot
although he and Miss Brown
worked one Western Wayne Coun-;
ty nitery together for three years. I
The Brown-Ripley act will share
the spotlight with regulars Harry
Harris, the one-time Jimmy Du-

HELD OVER 2nd BIG WEEK

New Hochhuth Play
Censored in Britain

LONDON-Roll Hochhuth. whose
"The Deputy" aroused controversy
for accusing the Pope of failure
to help save the Jews from the
Nazis. has aroused further contro-
versy with "The Soldiers," banned
in Britain because the National
Theater Board thought it maligned
the character of Winston Churchill.

Sir Laurence Olivier, director of
the National Theater. soucht to
"1 MILLION YEARS B.C."
stage the play, which will pre-
MON., TUES., WED., THUR.: Shown
8:30 only; FRI.: Shown 6:05, 9:20; SAT.,
miere in Berlin next month. In re-
SUN.:Shown 2:50, 6:10, 9:30.
fusing permission to stage the play.
id Olivier would first
have to get permission from Chur-
chill's surviving relatives. Such
The Center Symphony Orchestra and join with Chajes at the piano permission is unlikely.
under the direction of Julius Cha- and Shaul Ben-heir, acquired flut- 1
The play, inspired by the bomb-
jes will open its 28th season 8:15 ist from Israel, now a member of 1
p.m., Oct. 3 at the Aaron DeRoy the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, ing of Dresden, implicates Chur-
in playing Bach's Brandenburg ' chill in an alleged plot to kill the •
Theater of the Jewish Center.
Concerto No. 5. Haydn's Symphony Polish General Sikorski. who died
Violinist Gordon Staples, associ- (The Bear) No. 17 will also be in an air crash at Gibraltar in
ate concert master of the Detroit performed.
1943.
The play is to be presented in
Symphony Orchestra, will play
Tickets are available at the Jew-
Switzerland in February.
Tschaikowsky's Violin Concerto ish Center.

Center Symphony to Begin Season

The Nuclear Age
relinquishes 18 hours
of its time to bring you
Oscar Wilde,
Henrik Ibsen,
Brandon Thomas,
George Sklar,
William Shakespeare,
Jean-Paul Sartre,
Max Frisch,
and Anton Chekhov.

18 hours away from the world. 18 hours away from the kids and dishes.
18 hours of entertainment without a single commercial. 18 hours on•seven nights-
the second season of the Meadow Brook Theatre. A season of the world's finest playwrights.
A season of one of America's finest repertory companies-the John Fernald Company,
professional repertory company in residence at Oakland University. A season for you.

IRRESISTIBLE!"-LIFE

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COUVITA KWIC

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'SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES)

FRI., MON., TUES.: Open 6:45,
"Georgy Girl", 7:00, 10:40. SAT.
EVE.: Open 7:00, shown 7:15, 10:55.
SUN.: 1:00, shown 1:20, 5:00, 845.

THE

PROFESSIONALS

A COLUMBIA PICTURES RELEASE

EANAViSION .-TECHNICOLOR!

FRI., MON., TUES.: 8:45 only. SAT.:
9:00 only. SUN.: 3:05, 10:25.

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SAT.: Matinee Children's Show
Open 1:00 Starts 1:20, Over 4:20

.BERK.LEY, 'THEA-T RE

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„ ILE{ .-kr COOLIDGE-

THE IMPORTANCE OF
BEING EARNEST

by Oscar Wilde
October 6 through November 5

JOHN GABRIEL
BORKMAN -

by Henrik Ibsen

November 10 through December 10

CHARLEY'S AUNT

by Brandon Thomas
December 15 through January 14

AND PEOPLE ALL
AROUND

by George Sklar
January 19 through February 15

KING LEAR

by William Shakespeare
February 23 through March 24

NO EXIT

by Jean-Paul Sartre

THE FIREBUGS

by Max Frisch
March 29 through April 28

THE SEA GULL

by Anton Chekhov
May 3 through June 2

18 hours, seven nights
-yours for the price
of a season ticket.

I would like more information
about the second season of the
Meadow Brook Theatre, espe-
cially information regarding
season tickets.

Name

Address

City

Zip code

Mail to: Meadow Brook
Theatre, Oakland Univer-
sity, Rochester, Michigan
48063

Okk.44,5- boak

OAKLAND UNIVERSITY • ROCHESTER,

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First Curtain
In Three Weeks

State

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WATCH FOR
SOLLY GOLD

rante partner, and Lenny Schick
and his excellent trio who back up
the singers and provide music for
dancing.
The 24-Karat Club is open six
nights, closed on Sunday. There is
no cover charge.

MICHIGAN

Box Office Phones:
338-6239-in Detroit, 962-0353

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