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FREE PARKING
755 OUELLETTE AVE
DETROIT WO 2-5330 WINDSOR 254-3392
Free Parking after 5 p.m.
WO 14525
Strictly Adult Entertainment
No One Under 18 Admitted
"FANNY HILL" (X)
1:00, 4:20, 7:40, 11:00
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79-YEAR-OLD David Mindel has
always had a lifetime ambition ...
to visit his three sisters and a
brother in Johannesburg, South
Africa who he hadn't seen in 62
years.. . . They all left Lithuania
MEYERS at CURTIS
and split up, with David coming to
Theatre Party Sponsored by
Ironwood, Mich. . . . A Detroiter
for many years, his daughter, Fay-
SISTERHOOD of
7:30 p.m.
Tickets Available
ette
and son-in-law Ed Greenfield
Sunday,
at the door or
BETH ACHIM
also live here with their three chil-
Feb. 15
Call 358-2280
SYNAGOGUE
dren, and it was 14-year-old Steven
who wrote us of the excitement and
joy that prevailed when the reality
of his dream finally came true....
"This has brought my family a lot
of happiness, especially my mother,
who saw her dad really make the
trip he so often spoke about." .. .
RECORDING and TV SINGING STAR
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and
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parison to David being met in
Excellent Cuisne
Johannesburg ... His brother and
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sisters closed up their businesses
Choice Cocktails
to meet his plane . . . The plane
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ride was also a great thrill . . .
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Ample Free
since it was David's first and cer-
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Attendant
tainly not his last!
Parking
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BY FAR THE BIGGEST and
868 - 3611 • best "bargain" in community so-
• 248 W. McNICHOLS (Just W. of Woodward)
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cial circles is the Infants Service
Group Dinner-Dance and Show
... Champagne flowing like water,
a complete meal, floor show and
Home of the
dancing. . . . This year's date is
Famous Wheel
March 22 at Latin Quarter . . .
Sandwich
with Lillian Antman as dinner-
Telegraph &
TEL-12 SHOPPING MALL
352-4230
12 Mile Rd.
dance chairman and Evelyn Roth
ISG president . . . The magnifi-
EVERY MON.
COMPLETE
cent work done by the gals of ISG
SAT. ONLY
FRIED CHICKEN
CARRY-OUT
for underprivileged, retarded and
DINNER
blind children is one of the great
DELICATESSEN
ALL YOU CAN EAT!
unsung stories of our times!
& GOURMET
CLARA AND AL SINGER have
$125
FOODS
a dog named "Lover Boy" . . .
lb.
and when friend Bebe Denby
MON., TUES. & WED.
Reg. $3.391b.
phoned recently, Clara told "Lover
OPEN DAILY
Boy" to talk to Aunt Bebe. . .
50% OFF ON ALL
With This
11 a.m. - 9 p.m
They had a dog-gone good "arf
SECOND DINNERS
Coupon
arf" conversation, says Bebe.. . .
Closed Sun.
AT REGULAR PRICE
By the way, are you on Bebe's list
of card receivers on all occasions?
. . . Everybody else seems to be!
. . We've got a beef! . . . How
come no card on Lincoln's Birth-
day?
BYRON ANTMAN, son of De-
troiters Lillian and Harry Antman,
in New York with Grey Advertis-
ing, has been promoted to creative
director of its Tokyo office. . .
He'll be leaving for Japan the end
• of this month and live there 18
months.
"CINCY" Sachs, Mr. Basketball
in Detroit and many parts of the
TAKE THE OUELLETTE AVE. STRIP TO
U.S. saw his first game in three
MARIO'S ... A SPECIAL TREAT IS AWAIT-
months since undergoing a severe
heart attack that had him in in-
TING YOU.
tensive care for a month. . . .
Come to Windsor where the action is. And no one is
"Cincy" didn't get disgusted, and
his
heart was given a boost with
doing more than Kees Roozen, that famous Dutch Food
the Detroit Pistons downing the
Innovator, to make Mario's the wine and dine center ...
Los Angeles Lakers.
Every Monday Night Kees offers a full course, tempting
OPENING GAME of the Detroit
and succulent, Prime Ribs of Beef Dinner for just $5.50
Tigers will bring to mind a mem-
ory
of last year for three commu-
Per Person . . . Including Tips & Taxes. And that's not
nity-ites . . . Dr. Sheldon Kantor,
all . . each dinner entitles you to visit Windsor's
Arnold Blau and Ralph Goldstein
Splendid Vanity Theatre where you'll enjoy a First Run
. . . They were going to the game
Movie as a guest of Kees. A marvelous way to enjoy a
as guests of Dr. Sheldon Brent,
who had season tickets on first base
night of superb food and great entertainment . . . at an
near the visiting dugout . . . When
extremely reasonable cost. P.S. The Vanity Theatre is 30
he heard the score was 5 to 0
against the local nine, he handed
Seconds away from Mario's. For reservations just call
the fellows their three ducats and
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returned to the hospital . . . After
getting in, the others were on their
o way to the choice seats when a
voice bellowed for them to come
• back . . . Bob had given them
tickets for the next day's game by
• mistake!
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Grand Circus Park
"DARK OF THE SUN"
with Jim Brown
11.15, 2.35, 5.55, 9.15
Starts Wed.
"TICK, TICK, TICK"
Wed. Ladies Day - 7Sc
Presents a Play by Kaufman & Hart
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Jewish Community Center Players
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MOVIE GUIDE
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Friday, February 13, 1970-39
FOX
2211 Woodward-WO 1.9494
Held Over 2nd Big Week
Unhibited, Frank, Daring
& in Flesh Color by Deluxe
"PLAYMATES"
Plus
EVERY
"EROTIQUE"
WED. LADIES DAY
LATE SHOW Friday and Saturday
For Schedule Information
Call WO 1-7917
GRAND CIRCUS tIrt."0,SVa
5 Hrs. Free Pkg. After 5 p.m.-Anytime
Exclusive 1st. Run. Fly into Alaskan
Wilderness & loin the pros
"THIS IS MY ALASKA" (M)
11:05, 2:50, 6:40, 10:25
Plus Burt Lancaster in
"THE SCALP HUNTERS"
1:10, 4:55, 8:45
NEIIGH43 -ORNPODI
Greenfi
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358-3 920
(Reserved Seat Engagement)
Barbra Streisand
In
AMERICANA
"HELLO DOLLY
Mon. thru Sat. 8:15
Sun. 1:30, 5:00 & 8:15,
Matinee Wed. & Sat. at 2:00
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Exclusive 1st. Run showing
"THIS IS MY ALASKA"
All new, never before shown in this
area.
WK. DAYS 8:30 only SAT. & SUN.
1:40, 5:20, 9:00.
Plus
"JOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE
OF THE SUN"
'50:01. '04:9 SJ.HOIN
•Nns
3:35, 7:15, 10:55.
Entertainment & Metro Coupons
Accepted.
3ERKLEY
12 Mile-Coolidge, LI 2-0330
Held Over 13th & Last Week
David Niven, Deborah Kerr in
"PRUDENCE & THE PILL"
Mon. thru Fri. open 6:45,
Shown 7:00, 10:20
Fri., & Sat. eves open 6:45. Shown 8:55.
Sun. 1:30 shown 3:35, 7:05, 10:25.
Mon., Tues. open 6:45. Shown 7:00, 10:20
Paul Newman, Robt.
Redford
"BUTCH CASSIDY
& THE SUNDANCE KID"
Fri. & Sat. eve 7:00, 10:25
SUN. 1:45, 5:10, 8:35. WK. NIGHTS 8:35
only.
SATURDAY SPEC. CHILDREN'S
MATINEE. ALL SEATS 50c
Open 1:00 Starts 1:20 over 4:30
"PERILS OF PAULINE" and
"THE GENTLE GIANT"
Birmingham-MI 4-3533
S. Woodward at Maple
Thomas & Alan Aida in
Birmingham
Mario
"JENNY" (M)
MON. thru FRI. 7:20, 9:20, SAT. 6:20,
8:20, 10:15, SUN. 2:15, 4:05, 6:00, 7:50,
SPEC. Children's Matinee
SAT., FEB. 14. Doors open 12:15
"A MAN CALLED FLINTSTONE"
Animated cartoon feature shown
at 12:30, 2:05, 3:40. Last show at
5:10 p.m.
`:'ward 2 blksi41. 145 rt
BLOOMFIEID
"GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" (G)
Starring Peter O'Toole & Petula Clark
Shown Mon. thru Sat. Eve, 8:00
Sun. Eve. at 7:00
Matinees every WED, SAT. & SUN.
at 2:00 o'clock.
Children Under 14 - Half Price
ALL SEATS ARE RESERVED. Box of-
fice opens Every WED., SAT. & SUN.
from 1:00 until 9:00. All other days
4:00 to 9:00.
W. warren at Miller Road
CAMELOT
REDFORD :. (thr4. 5 at
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STRICTLY ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED
"FANNIE HILL"
(X)
FRI. open 5:45 shown 6:05, 8:05, 10:05,
SAT. open 1:45 shown 2:05, 4:00, 6:05,-
8:05, 10:05, SUN. open 1:15 shown 1:30,
3:25, 5:25, 7:30, 9:30. MON. THR U
THURS. open 7:00 shown 7:30, 9:30.
ROYAL OAK
315 Wi_iFvitrg, R.O.
Exclusive 1st. run all new never be-
fore shown in this area.
"THIS IS MY ALASKA"
FRI. 6:05, 8:10, 10:20, SAT. 11:45, 1:45,
3:50, 6:00, 8:10, 10:20. SUN. 1:00, 3:00,
5:05, 7:20, 9:30, WK. NIGHTS 7:15, 9:25.
STARTS WED. Anthony Quinn in
"THE SECRET OF SANTA VITTORIA"
Greek Line Schedules
Nine Sailings to Israel
Nine sailings from New York
to Haifa have been scheduled from
April 6 through Jan. 4, 1971, by
the Greek Line, the only steam-
ship line providing regular serv-
ice between the United States and
Israel in 1970.
Eight sailings from New York
are slated this year aboard the
26,300-ton flagship Queen Anna
Maria and the modern 23,000-ton
Olympia will sail from New York
Jan. 4 next year.
New "express" service will
carry passengers to Haifa in as
little as 12 days or less on seven
voyages. Ports of call on these
express trips to Haifa include Lis-
bon and Piraeus. The other two
sailings, departing New York April
6 and Oct. 19, add calls at Boston,
the Azores, Malta and Cyprus.
Freshly prepared gourmet bas-
her cuisine from mashgiakh-
supervised kitchens is available
on request on all trans-atlantic
voyages. Both ships have syna-
gogues, and a rabbi will be
aboard all sailings.
A bonus for Israel-bound pas-
sengers is Hebrew language course
initiated three years ago.
Special excursion and group
fares will be offered on nine of
the voyages providing savings of
15 per cent as compared with
regular rates. Under the excur-
sion plan, passengers from New
York or Boston who debark in
Haifa may remain overseas for up
to 35 days before taking their re-
turn voyage. Party fares are ap-
plicable for groups of 15 or more
passengers sailing from the U.S.
who travel together on the same
eastbound and westbound voyages.
Both the Olympia and Queen
Anna Maria are modern luxury
liners built in the mid-1950s and
since renovated several times to
provide fine accommodations, pub-
lic rooms and recreational facili-
ties which include theaters, gym-
nasiums, swimming pools, night
clubs, card lounges and spacious
promenade and sports decks.
Both ships are stabilized and
fully air-conditioned, and both sail
on pleasure cruises to Bermuda,
the Caribbean and Mediterranean
in addition to their transatlantic
voyages.
For information and reserva-
tions, contact travel agents or De-
troit offices of the Greek Line.
Action Color Film Shows
Adventure in Alaska
"This is My Alaska," an action-
packed adventure in color, opened
Wednesday at selected theaters
"THIS IS MY ALASKA"
throughout the Detroit area.
Shown WK. NIGHTS 6:20, 8:20, 10:15,
Produced and photographed by
SAT. & SUN. 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00.
Leroy (Buster) Shebal, "This Is
P■ VMOUTil Rd.
My Alaska" is concerned with
Al KAI
at Farmington Rd.
hunting and fishing - salmon fish-
E 4 6400
GA 7 041,
Exclusive 1st. Run
ing in the rapids of a fly-in stream.
All new never before shown In this
the treacherous aerial wolf hunt
area.
and whale hunting.
"THIS IS MY ALASKA"
WK. NIGHTS 6:20, 8:20, 10:15, SAT. &
Filmed where it happened,
SUN. 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00.
"This Is My Alaska" is the adven-
mue ture of a master Alaskan guide
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MAIN, ROY^'
and bush pilot, Leroy Shebal.
Walt Disney Productions
What is more enchanting than
"THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS
Words are the clothes that
the voices of young people, when
SHOES"
thoughts wear-only the clothes.
Plus Walt Disney's added attrac.
you can't hear what they say?
- Samuel Butler
"IT'S TOUGH TO BE A BIRD"
- Logan Pearsall Smith.
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581.5040
ALL NEW FEATURE LENGTH FILM,
never before shown in this area.
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