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

Zero's in New Musical
With Bernstein Score

It's the living-
and dying-end
in excitement.

NEW YORK—For "The Excep- MI MI MI UM MI Ilia UM— Ili 111111
tion and the Rule," Zero Mostel,
who has not acted on Broadway
since 1965 when he left "Fiddler on
BREAKFAST CLUB
the Roof," and Jerome Robbins, I
SPECIALS!
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who staged and choreographed
NOTE OUR NEW HOURS
`Tiddler," will work together once
again. The musical is scheduled to
open at the Broadhurst Theater in . II MON. to THURS. 7 a.m.-9p.m. I
FRI. & SAT. 7 a.m.-1 a.m.
mid-February.
CLOSED SUNDAY
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Leonard Bernstein is the com- I
Space Available for Small
Meetings
poser of the score, Stephen Sond- I
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heim, the lyrics and John Guare
wrote the book.

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A EUROPEAN RUG manufac- a ffecting over 4,500,000 Ameri-
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turer visiting America for the first c ans.
Nu In — utaa Ea NE mal No No Issl
time confessed that he had never
seen a game of golf . . . Lou
Schwartz took him to Tam O'Shan-
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ter Country Club, where they fol-
lowed a crack foursome ... One of
Makes I, A WOMAN
the players landed in a deep trap
Look Like MARY
just short of the first green . . .
POPPINS.' "D..7Aeos
" He'll have to blast out of that
one," said Lou . . . "It must be
impossible," added the visiting
manufacturer ... The player, how-
ever, executed a perfect shot . . .
The ball landed on the green. and
SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN
trickled into the cup for a birdie
Starkly
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three . . . The European gent
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cannons and artillery, etc. . . .
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