The Studio Company of Oakland
University's Academy of Drama-
tic Art will stage a special mid-
season production called AN EVE-
NING WITH ANTON CHEKHOV
the first two weekends in Decem-
ber.
LARCO'S
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
44—Friday, November 27, 1970
Finis Italian-American Cuisine
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste
The Best of Everything
the intricate organ keyboard
and pedals is uncanny . . . People
not only go to hear Danny but also
to watch his every movement on
the overhead mirror . . . If you
haven't seen or heard Danny Hol-
ley at the Afterglow, you're miss-
ing an exceptionally interesting
experience!
IT'S CALLED "THE PIPERS"
. . . on 10 Mile Rd. between South-
field and Evergreen (site of the
former Provincial House) . . . and
open 24 hours with a full menu
for breakfast, lunch, dinner and
after-theater all day and all night.
.. . No counter—a regular dining
room decorated in Early American
motif, with leather chairs and
booths . . . and seating capacity
about 70 . . . This is "The Pipers
Fine Foods" number three.
THE IMPORTANCE OF excel. on
BANQUETS
MEETINGS
PARTIES
-
lent waitresses is exemplified by
the girls at Angel's Hour Glass on
W. McNichols, six blocks west of
Southfield . . . Carole Hughes,
Pam Mahlebasheian and Sandy
Smith are customer pleasers . . .
all with the very valued smiles
and extra know-how efforts that
are so essential in patron satisfac-
tion . . . Carole, Pam and Sandy
are among the reasons why people
keep going back to Angel's!
HOW HE DOES IT is simple . . .
I mean Danny Holley drawing the
crowds from Wednesday through
Saturday into the Afterglow Lounge
on W. McNichols, half a block west
of Woodward .. . Danny's Bbili y
20231 James Couzens
of Greenfield
345.4555
DANNY HOLLEY
NOW
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Detroit's Nest Intimate Sipper Club
24S W. McNichols (Just W. et Woodward)
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PRIVATE
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EATING ENJOYMENT
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CHARBURGERS
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ALL ABOARD ! ! !
4286 N. WOODWARD
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Between 13 & 14 Mile Rds.
576-1588
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Eat In or Take Out
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Dining Room Now
itiat
OPEN TO THE
PUBLIC
Wed. thru Sun.
For Lunch 11:30-2:30 p.m.
Dinner Until 10 p.m.
IOur Famous Club
Desch..
Fri. & Sot.
Mhos
FAMILY BUFFET
WED. 5:30 to 10 p.m.
and
Adults $3 95
Children 12 Yrs. & Under-42.95
GOLF &
COUNTRY CLUB
WALNUT LAKE and DRAKE
Marlfrar•dersi SO Orchard Lake Rd.
Med peal Maple t. Weise& Left about • mile.
For Reservations, Call
are also equipped with Individual
entertaining facets . . . Tony on
the piano and vocals such as
"Misty" are pleasant to hear ...
and wife Carolyn on the cock-
' tall drums and vocals has a low
resonant voice that expresses
variety in range . . . Together
it can be said that Tony and
Carolyn are an act that exudes
character.
AN EXCITING NEW adventure
in dining is coming . . . with the
opening next year of Wing Hong
SUN. 3 to 7 p.m.
•
TONY AND CAROLYN at the
Apartment Lounge on W. Mc-
Nichols, just west of Southfield,
Privets,
Banquet
Facilities
For AU
Occasions
682-4300
number two . . . (Wing's number
one spot is on 10 Mile and South-
field). Ground will be broken on
the corner of 14 Mile and Orchard
Lake Rd. for a 300-capacity restau-
rant that'll be something abso-
lutely different . . . Featured will
be Japanese, Polynesian, American
and Cantonese foods . . . with
chefs being imported from For-
mosa and Hong Kong . . . There'll
be hibachis on the tables to cook
exotic foods, a playroom in the
basement to amuse the children
while parents relax, and so many
other altogether new ideas . . .
Wing Hong has an approved liquor
license for the new spot also!
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ANGEL'S HOUR GLASS
(6 Blks. W. of
Southfield)
• Businessman's Luncheons • Dancing Nightly
• Superb Dining Cuisine
• Private Parking
• Excellent Cocktails
• Banquet Facilities
BILLY ROSE TRIO
FARFIELL'S
aetastic
anntabulous
C:' AM PARLOUR
nr..TTA Tr-RANTS
ea
en
• TELEGRAPH AT
SCHOOLCRAFT
(in Iknrerien Village)
• 2600 ELIZABETH LAKE Mk
THAT SHENANDOAH
HOW JAVA JUNCTION out
Woodward between 13 and 14 got
its name? . . . Mike Ditch, presi-
dent of Little Caesar's, had it in
his mind years ago while with the
army of occupation in Europe after
World War II .. . Seems that in
the small European town where
they were stationed, the soldiers
used to meet at the local railroad
station after weekend passes . .
"Let's meet at the Java Junction "
said the GIs, and Mike never for-
got the expression ... Larry Shee-
han, head of Java Junction Sys-
tems, a subsidiary of Little Cae-
sar's, and his wife Joan, are the
parents of six youngsters who have
a complete railway setup in the
basement of their home in North-
west Detroit to conform with the
Java Junction setup ... So home
or work, Larry just can't get away
from those railroad whistles!
FRANK SIDNEY, whose many
enterprises include aerial adver-
tising, will return to the sky-high
Cabaret LaBoheme atop the Hotel
Pontchartrain for a two-week en-
gagement beginning Nov 25
The Sidney Orchestra, featuring the
"Singing Saxaphones" and popular
vocalist Jeanne Rand, appeared at
the Cabaret last June . . The
group will entertain nightly (except
Sunday) through Dec. 5.
For S to SOO PooPL
Porkang for Evctror ,
18800 W. McNICH01.5-
538-4350
(sear Pontiac Mell)
rooms are open to the. public,
folks have been going out there
with pleasant results . . . Those
Wednesday and Sunday eve fam-
ily buffets are quite the thing
. . and the Sunday brunch al-
most unbelievable with its inte-
resting variety . . . Shenandoah
has dining and dancing on Friday
and Saturday.
• Luncheon Deily • Complete Dinners
N. F•nct Food
N. avtr... Foc■litle,
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WOODWARD AT
Golf and Country Club's dining
ONE OF AMERICA'S GREAT ORGANISTS
Wed. Am Set.—B• Cover er Minheem
Enjoy Our Excellent Cuisine
Choice Cocktails
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NORTHWOOD INN
• BANQUET FACILITIES
Wren Open Sunday 12 Neon
Ma W. McNichols Rd. UN WU
By Danny Raskin
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BANQUETS!
MEETINGS!
PARTIES !
• 6706
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THE SUSSEX HOUSE
a
Fine Dining and Cocktails
19701 W. 12 Mile Rd. (Just East of Evergreen)
OPEN DAILY FROM 11:30 A.M.
FEATURING PRIME BEEF FROM
FOOD LANES MARKET
iv 'BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS
• FACILITIES FOR UP TO VS
SANCIURTS — SHOWERS
WEDDINGS — BAR MITZVAHS
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Mon. thru Sat.
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ROAST TURKEY with Dressing
Open 7 Days
• Week,
Mashed Potatoes, Tossed $199
Salad, Roll and Butter, &
Dessert.
11 am. to g p.m.
ALBAN'S
CHILDREN'S SPECIAL
With French Fries, a Brownie and $1
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Small Coke.
2 PCS. SOUTH ERN FRIED CH ICKEN
BOTTLE & BASKET ' 88647:6154;ree
DINING—
DANCING—
ENTERTAINMENT—
AT THE 24K CLUB
Sandwich Trays
and Catering for
Private Affairs.
The perfect blend for a perfect evening. The
music is soft and sdnellatIng, the dancing is
delightful, the food —well. w• are mighty Mod of
it—come in, we why.
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