Molly Picon, Cambridge Coming to Theater Fete

Suburban Hills Chapter, Women's
American ORT, is celebrating its
10th birthday with a theater party
at the Fisher Dec. 6 for "How to
Be a Jewish Mother." The stars
of the performance, Molly Picon
and Godfrey Cambridge will be
guests of honor at a champagne
afterglow following the show at the
Howard Johnson's Motor Hotel.

Mrs. Donald Marrich is chairman
of the event, proceeds of which aid
ORT (Organization for Rehabilita-
tion and Training) in its operation
of vocational installations in , 22
countries.

Zany Zero Mostel Stars in Farce, 'Producers'

Mel Brooks' "The Producers," a Towne Theatre. Estelle Winwood
wide-screen comedy farce in color, and Lee Meredith head the sup-
starring Zero Mostel with Gene porting cast.
Wilder and Dick Shawn, opened
Winner of two "Tony" awards
Wednesday exclusively at the for his starring roles in "Fiddler
on the Roof" and "a Funny Thing
For ticket and afterglow informa- Nazi Camp Victims Suffer Happened to Me on the Way to
the
Forum," Mostel is seen as Max
tion, call Mrs. Benjamin Gamburd, Lasting Mental Problems,
Bialystock, a Broadway impres-
358-2086.
Says German Psychiatrist sario of flops.
He discovers that all a producer
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
has to do to make money is find
The Detroit Institute of Arts Concert Series
Edith J. Freeman, Chairman
LONDON — Nazi persecution a sure-fire flop. When the play
caused irreversible intrinsic closes, the producer, accountable
changes in the mental structures to no one, will be able to pocket
Benjamin Britten's Opera
of surviving victims, who probably the excess cash he has raised.
Saturday, November 18-8:30 p.m. AUDITORIUM
will never be mentally normal as
But the unexpected happens —
Tickets: $5, $4, $3, $2.50 at Institute Ticket Office
long as they live, a German psy- the play is a smash hit. From this
(832-2730), Grinnell's and J. L. Hudson ticket services.
chiatrist told a World Psychiatric point, the story concerns the fan-
Association symposium here.
tastic schemes, plots and counter-
Prof. Walter van Baeyer of Heid- plots devised by the producers to
25 MOST POPULAR POLISH ARTISTS IN A VARIETY PROGRAM
elberg University said that more help overcome the impending tra-
than one third of the survivors of gedy of their success.
Nazi persecution who have filed
claims for compensation in the
(Parade Po!stitch Gwiazd)
Heidelberg area since the war are Sportsmen in Germany
Acrobatic Dances—Music—Songs—Humor
DUSSELDORF (JTA) — An of-
suffering from lasting psychopatho-
logical conditions which resist ther- ficial delegation of Israeli youth
MASONIC TEMPLE, Scottish Rite Cathedral
apy. He said that anxiety, perpetu- sports leaders arrived here at the
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19th AT 3:00 P.M.
ated by the real fear produced in invitation of the No r t h Rhine-
TICKETS: $4.00, $3.00 and $2.00 on sale at:
concentration camp victims, can Westphalia Sports organization,
govern the existence of a survivor and will remain in West Germany
Masonic Temple Box Office—J. L. Hudson Co.—Continental Bakery
Pol-Art Center—Gaionna Music Center—Ksiegarnia Ludowa
for many years or for life, though until Nov: 25, during which time
Sponsored by Polish-American Ass'n. "ACADEMIA' ,
in most cases there is no organic they will participate in a sports
seminar.
brain damage.

CURLEW RIVER

"POLISH STARS PARADE '61"

APPEARING ON THE Anniver-
sary Program over Channel 7 re-
cently, Harvey and Harlene Sosin
walked away with most of the
prizes . . . Harlene, who is usually
very reserved and a bit on the shy
side, acted out a part as Mlles
Philler and did so well with hubby
Harvey that Max Weinberg of
Frank's Nurseries has offered to
book them in a theater in which
he has an interest . . . Location
of the theater—Tel Aviv, Israel.
• • •

ED WOLFE, Detroiter and then
Chicagoan, is back in Detroit to
stay this time . . Ed has been
made the Michigan representative
for his insurance company and is
establishing residency and offices
back in the home town.

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13-YEAR-OLD b l a c k French
poodle, Bo, owned by Peggy and
Harry Miller, went blind so Peg
and Harry got him a seeing eye
dog that does an excellent job of
leading Bo around . Tuffy is his
name and he's a white toy poodle
. . . seven inches tall!
• • *

ABOUT A RECENT anecdote
given to us as taking place during
a purported hold-up at National
Council of Jewish Women's Resale
Shop on Puritan . . . Because of
the council's insisttence that the
information was false, we are
checking with the Schaefer Police
Station . . . As yet, they can find
no record of any holdup . . . Coun-
cil's Resale Shop is a magnificent
means of fund-raising by these
hard-working gals and we would
certainly do nothing in the world
to hurt their wonderful ways of
helping needy people!
• • •

PLANS ARE UNDER way for
a class reunion of 1958 January
and June graduates of Central
High . . . Contact Joanne (Spar')
Goldberg, 546-9472, or Paula (Pol-
lock) Finkelstein, 546-8324 after 3.
. . . Tentative arrangements have
the reunion set for June 8 at Bon-
nybrook Country Club.
* * *

PASSING SOME men working in
the street on Greenfield, Art Gol-
den heard one call down into a
manhole to another, "When you
come up, bring my pillow and
radio."
• • •

BIG COMMOTION AT Red Wing-
Montreal hockey game last week at
Olympia was sextet of Don and
Marcia Aaron, Don and Diane Kat-
kin, Ronald Topper and Amy Carol.
. . . The six all wore red flannel
night shirts with the Red Wing
emblem on the front and No. 9
(Gordie Howe's number) on the
back . . No, time hadn't stood
still—Halloween was over the end
of October!
• • *
OVERHEARD . . . outside tele-
phone booth at Darbys . . . One
man to another, "It looks like its
going to be quite a long conversa-
tion. She's just changed ears."
A NEW YORK city cabdriver
told us, "I got two kinds of fares.
One kind is the guy who says, 'Take
me to Grand Central Station.' Him
I don't talk to. The other kind says,
'Please take me to Grand Central
Station.' I know I can talk to him.
Ain't it funny how that little word
makes the difference between a
stuffed shirt and a friend!"

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 17, 1967-25