THE JEWISH NEWS

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, August 23, 1968

The Best of Everything

By Danny Raskin

AND STARS!

DETROIT'S LUXURIOUS
NEW REVUE SUPPER CLUB

Presents

FREDDY BELL
and the BELLBOYS
In the lunar Lounge
New Cast! New Music!

NAMED FOR the famous Abbey
Theater of Dublin, the Abbey Res-
taurant at Northland Center is los-
ing its Irish identity . . . It will
soon become the Ming Palace Res-
taurant Lounge, which derives its
name from the Ming Dynasty,
founded 600 years ago on the
Chinese mainland and existing
from 1368 to 1644 . . . The new
Ming Palace Restaurant Lounge
will specialize in Cantonese and
American cuisine, and is scheduled
to open about mid-September .. .
The kitchen is being enlarged and
extensively remodeled and will be
under the hand of King Lam, noted
chef from Hong Kong, who has
served many world famous digni-
taries including screen stars in the
British possession . .. Prized mo-

"Salute to Broadway"

LARCO'S

Revue
in the Velvet Cavern

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Fine Italian-American Cuisine
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste

• BANQUET FACILITIES

Stellar Entertainment
Delicious Food and Drink
Charming Moonmaids
Reservations, Phone 548-5700

Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
7523 W. McNichols Rd. UN 2.6455

IN MI

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22010 N. Chrysler
Service Drive in Hazel Park.

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Specializing in Cantonese Cuisine
In Harvard Row Shopping Center at
11 Mile and Lahser Rd.
Open Mon. thru Fri. 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
Sat. 11 a.m.-11:30 p.m.; Sun. Noon-10:30 p.m.
Orders To Take Out 356.4750

DOWNTOWN

Dine in a Serene
Oriental Setting
Featuring Authentic
Cantonese Cusine

CARRY OUT AND CATERING SERVICE

Open Seven Days a Week . . . Mon. thru Thurs., 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.; Fri. &
Sat., 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.; Sun. &. Holidays, 12 Noon to 2 a.m.

3177 CASS AT PETERBORO, 2 Blks. N. of Masonic Temple

Free Parking Across Street

TE 1-1100

We Honor Diner's and American Express

Because of the explosion . . .

DARBYS will be closed until our repairs
are completed. We take this opportunity,
to thank our patrons for their
loyalty and cooperation . . . and
look forward to reopening and serving you
in the near future.

Detroit's Finest Restaurant

10020 West 7 Mile Road
at Wyoming

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mentos of Dublin's Abbey Theater
which adorn the walls of the Abbey
Restaurant Lounge will give way
to Oriental art . . . This will be the
first Chinese restaurant for North-
land Center since its beginning .. .
The Abbey will continue operation
under its present name until the
opening of the Ming Palace.

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Cobo Arena Awaits Welk,
Champagne Music Makers

Dean Martin Deals
in 'Five Card Stud'

Re-uniting two great film makers,
producer Hal Wallis and director
Henry Hathaway, Paramount Pic-
tures' "5 Card Stud" is ;low show-
ing at the Adams Theater, the
Civic-Detroit, Dearborn, Livonia
Mall Cinema II and the Royal
theaters.
Dean Martin, as a gambler, and
Robert Mitchum, as preacher, are
co-starred along with Inger Ste-
vens, Roddy McDowall and Kath-
erine Justice in this suspense
western.

Lawrence Welk and his company
of 40 TV stars will appear in per-
son 8 p.m. Sept. 1 at Cobo Arena.
This is Welk's first personal ap-
pearance in Detroit since his suc-
cessful engagement at Cobo Arena
more than four years ago, when
his show was sold out two weeks
in advance despite the newspaper
strike.
Reserved seat tickets are on sale
now at Cobo Arena, J. L. Hudson
Company ticket offices and Grin-
nell's. Mail orders are being ac-
cepted at Cobo Arena boxoffice.

66 A riot. The funniest since the

Marx Brothers. '—MADEMOISELLE

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SUPERB WAITRESS par excel-
lence is Pauline Baron at Saksey's
on Woodward near Seven Mile .. .
She's easily among Detroit's very
best, serving food and beverage
with dignified attentiveness that
makes dining a distinct pleasure.
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BIG SPECIAL Aug. 26 through
Aug. 30 only, at Uncle John's Fam-
ily Restaurant Pancake House is a
two for one on newest additions
to the menu . . . fish and chip and
shrimp dinners .. . Regular price
for one, and the other is free dur-
ing these days.
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THE GEORGIAN INN, Gratiot
and 13 Mile Rd. in Roseville, oper-
ated by Cornelius Van Kleef, form-
er general manager of catering at
Cobo Hall, and formerly manager
of the Detroit Press Club, has been
awarded the Golden Laurel Award,
which is conferred twice annually
by the Food Service Magazine ..
Only two dining establishments in
the entire nation are so honored
each year . . . The Georgian Inn
award was made in recognition of
its outstanding electromation sys-
tems and kitchen design to provide
automatic food quality control,
highest sanitation standards and
superior service ... The other spot
to receive the Golden Laurel
Award for 1968 is the Diplomat
Restaurant in Atlanta, Ga.
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NATALIE DRAPKIN, former
Detroiter. is personal manager of
Trian (Ted) Boyer, hypnotist ap-
pearing at the Act IV . . . Her hus-
band was Milton Drapkin, who
passed away nine years ago . . .
She now lives on the West Coast.
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BIG DEMAND BRINGS back
the Hawaiian luau, Aug. 24, at
Presidential Inn off 1-75 and North-
line Rd. in Southgate, from 7 p.m.
on. • . Buffet dinner with tropical
fruits. chicken and all kinds of
goodies . . . Orchestra and hula
dancers around the pool make for
a very festive occasion . . . Last
one about a month ago, had over
150 people attending . . . Folks who
want something different shouldn't
miss the Hawaiian luau at Presi-
dential Inn!
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TWO DETROIT GROUPS who
recently concluded successful en-
gagements at the Moon Revue
Supper Club, have been signed to
long-term contracts by the high
powered Ashley-Famous Agency of
New York . . . They are Tony and
Sam and the Tartans, and Izzy and
the Hair Raisers . . . The latter
features Detroit-born singer Izzy
Marion, who bills himself as the
"hair dresser to the stars" because
of his chain of beauty salons on the
west coast . . The two groups
shared the Moon's Lunar Lounge
stage for three weeks in July,
during which time the Ashley-
Famous representatives scouted
and later signed them to contracts.

Michigan's population is offi-
cially estimated as 8,584,000. It
was 7,823,000 when the 1960 census
was taken. Michigan is the fastest
growing among the 12 North Cen-
tral states.

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and dying-end
in excitement.

Metro-Goldv.yn-Mayer
presents
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Tony
Anthony
"THeSTRANGER RETURNS"

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( "‘PETULIA1 IS TERRIFIC!

—brilliantly conceived, carefully aimed, splendidly detailed
satire!"
—LIFE MAGAZINE

"A MOD MOVIE ABOUT MOD
PEOPLE EXISTING IN A
MOD WORLD!

Julie Christie does her 'Darling' thing again!"
—N.Y. Daily News

"ONE OF THE YEAR'S MOST
EXCITING MOVIES!
A GREAT •ONE:

—brilliant, annoying, morbid, hilarious, moving, e.ccen-
trio, dotty!"
"—Rex Reed, Eye magazine

"NOW CRITICS NEED ONLY
WORRY ABOUT THEIR. OTHER
9 BEST FILMS OF THE YEAR:"

—National Catholic Sunday Visitor

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