THE JEWISH NEW
Exciting Development in Hollywood
ABC network late in January dur-
By HERBERT G. LUFT
HOLLYWOOD — Odded Kotler, ing the Clairol special hosted by
the 30-year-old Sabra, winner of Gene Kelly.
"Three Days and a Child" is
the "Best Actor Award" at the
1967 Cannes Film Festival, this distributed by Edward Meadow,
week flew into Los Angeles from also co-producer of "The Inci-
London to attend screening of his dent," a turbulent drama directed
Israel motion picture, "Three Days in New York by Larry Peerce,
and a Child," selected as his son of the famed singer, and star-
countr•'s entry for a Golden ring Jan Sterling, Gary Merrill,
Globe Awards consideration in the Thelma Ritter and Jack Gilford.
"Foreign-language" category by "The Incident" is being released
the Hollywood Foreign Press As- by 20th Century-Fox and has
sociation headed by your corres- been entered in the "Oscar" race.
Jerome Epstein has returned to
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
pondent. In his whirl-wind three-
32—Friday, January 5, 1968
days-stay in the film capital, Is- London to prepare the production
,
of
Universal's "The Adding Ma-
rael's answer to Michael Caine
By Danny Raskin
won the Hollywoodians by storm chine," based on the prize-winning
play by Elmer Rice, after signing
Dinner at DARBY'S
STILL AN EXCELLENT spot to Woodward was the first pancake with his extreme good looks and
Richard Widmark for the central
go for really good food is the May- house to open in Michigan . . . winning personality.
role of Mr. Zero. Jerry Epstein
is a real treat
Former
meat
man
Dave
Berg,
Kotler
currently
is
connected
field Chop House on Griswold . . .
whom we know from his work at
The salads are delicious and those after seeing how they were sweep- with the Royal Academy of Dra-
• Visit Our New
the Hollywood Circle Theatre, a
SKYLIGHT
tenderloin tips are especially taste ing the country, opened his pan- matic Art in London, having com-
ROOM, Cocktail
legit showcase that started thea-
cake
house
with
excellent
results
pleted
right
after
the
Six-day
War
tinglers.
Lounge and Bar
GOLDEN GRIDDLE on North . . . Now he serves just about in June another feature entitled tre-in-the-round operations at the
• AFTER
everything, although his huge var- Every Bastard a King" in which Coast twenty years ago, worked
THEATRE
iety of pancakes are still a big he co-starred with the Italian with Charles Chaplain in Holly-
Snacks - . . a
Delight
specialty ... Amazing thing is that actress Pier Angeli. Unlike "Three wood on "Limelight" and in Eng-
LUNCHEON
although prices have gone up Days and a Child," his latest film, land served as his producer on
A Pleasure
Fine Italian-American Cuisine
everywhere on food, they remain his first in color, deals directly "A Countess from Hong Kong."
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste
the same at Golden Griddle . . . with the victory over the Arabs. He now will produce and direct
Res. UN 2-7642
• BANQUET FACILITIES
Example, a steak sandwich for It is also his first in the English "The Adding Machine,"I also
Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
$1.19 or a choice steak plate, $1.49 langauge, interspersed with He- adapted by him for the screen
SEVEN MILE AT WYOMING
7525 W. McNichols Rd., UN 24455
. . . His diet and health specialties brew words only when Israelis from the drama presented by the
Theatre Guild 45 years ago and
are a top feature, too.
talk among themselves.
Director of Kotler's latest pic- never before transferred to the
PROBABLY ONE OF the most
medium of motion pictures.
beautiful eateries in the Detroit ture is Uri Zohar who also wrote
sector is the colonial-style Georgian the screen play to "Three Days
Inn Restaurant, featuring elegant and a Child" and guided the earl-
18th Century decor plus American ier film, a deeply moving charac-
and continental dishes . . . Its lo- ter study of an Israeli youth-of
CATERING
cated next to the Georgian Inn today imbued with psychological
SOCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • EXECUTIVE
I Motel on Gratiot, just north of 13 overtones. The audience at Holly-
OF THE
864-3 5 1 8
Mile Rd. in Roseville. wood's Lytton Center was quite
NAME OF THE PLACE is surprised when viewing "Three
1 8 641 WYOMING
Your Host, Al Rosenberg
D
. ays and a Child," a movie that
Clair's O.K. Restaurant, Bar and is so different from anything they
Dining Room .. located on Michi- had expected from Israel. An inti-
gan about a half mile west of mate three-angle study of a young
DOWNTOWN
. Ample portions of man's s relationship to two women
Livernois .
Dine in a Serene
hearty Polish and American food and a small child, it has no specific
Oriental Setting
is prepared with a personal touch Israeli background, neither physi-
Featuring Authentic
and served in an attractively dec- cally nor in atmosphere, but un-
Cantonese Cosine
In Harvard Row
orated dining room that bring errs ravels a problem of universal val-
tomers from throughout the city I idity in
11 Mile Rd. and Lahser
i a minor key with a great
CARRY OUT AND CATERING SERVICE
. . . Polish specialties include pier- deal of sexual byplay and almost
Ben Epstein
Harry Weiss
Open Seven Days a Week .. Mon. thru Thurs., 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.; Fri. &
ogi, golumpki, kielbasa, etc. - . shocking nudity. The story itself
Sat., 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.; Sun. & Holidays, 12 Noon to 2 a.m.
Steaks and chops top the American is treated in the "new wave" fash-
menu and a complete bar service
3177 CASS AT PETERBORO, 2 Blks. N. of Masonic Temple
ion, with thought-images cinemati-
Detroit's Finest
is offered . . . Prices are most
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Cusine
We Honor Diner's and American Express
LOOKING BACK TO July 9, of the French and Italian avant-
-
Flaming Dishes Pre-
i2'
ID
I
"Delicatessen
men
in
the
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garde movies of today.
1:1 1 1948 . . .
pared at Your Table
Misha Asherov, who distin-
I community frankly don't know
• Exotic Tropical
what to do about the rising cost guished himself as the wise patri-
I • Drinks
situation . . . They say that if arch in the French-Israeli co-
Dancing Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
AT THE
things continue as they are, last production of "Impossible on Sat-
9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Ell week's raises on their menus are urday" appears in an important
Cl
but the beginning! . . . Corned' character role in the current
GOLDEN
beef sandwiches are already 35 , "Three Days and a Child" in which
Minot
GALLEON
cents ... a far cry from the days Judith Sola essays a femme-
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and breakfast . . . Act IV had a
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package was $17.50 for champagne
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couple for champagne dinner and
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the wonderful Kirby Stone Quar-
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