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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
34—Friday, February 12, 1971
LARCO'S
17 Folk Dance Groups
to Appear Together in NY
NEW YORK — A total of 17 folk
dance groups, with 350 dancers,
will participate in the 20th annual
Israel Folk Dance Festival March
28 at Madison Square Garden's
Felt Forum in New York.
The American Zionist Youth
Foundation and the American Zion-
ist Youth Council are sponsoring
the festival.
The dance pageant on the theme,
— Highlights of the Past," will be
directed by Fred Berk, choreo-
grapher and director of the Israel
folk dance department of the
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By Danny Raskin
PIETRO'S (formerly Hugo's) in
the Park Shelton Hotel, Kirby
at Woodward, is directly amidst
the heart of Detroit's Cultural Cen-
ter . . . surrounded by the Art In-
stitute, Historical Museum and li-
brary . . . Thursday and Friday
nights at Pietro's are opera nights
. . . Grand opera on Thursdays,
and light opera, show tunes, etc.
on Fridays . . . Bernie Katz is at
the piano . . . with songsters Faye
Turner, Susanne La Croix, Bob
Rue and Bob Angus . . . The
French-Italian dishes at Pietro's
are exceptionally good!
FOR UNUSUAL MEXICAN food
on the authentic side, try El Nib-
ble Nook on Grand River and Mid-
dlebelt . . . Good service, charm-
ing atmosphere and moderate
prices . . . Strolling entertainers
on the weekend.
SEEING SIGNS . . . by Roy Jaf-
fee . . . an a roadside restaurant
between here and Cleveland . .
"Eat here or we'll both starve!"
NEW CHANGES in "Bald" at the
Zotliac Theater on Northwestern
and 12 Mile Rd., have made this
entertaining musical revue a must
to see again. About 65 per cent
B changes
have been made since its
B opening Dec. 11 . . Now a trio
plays instead of piano only . . .
1 plus new take-offs on television
1 acts, movies, politics, sex educa-
tion, a Jewish mother, etc. . . . If
1 you have a little trouble finding
Theater, blame it on that
1 Zodiac
big wind storm we had recently
1 . . . half the letters were blown
down . . . "Bald" is so good
Action Line of the Detroit Free
1 Press, discovering that tickets
would be donated by the General
Entertainment group, sent 150 psy-
chiatric patients from Wayne
General Hospital.
IN TORONTO, place called
Three Small Rooms, makes sense
. . . serves steaks according to
weight . . . depending on the size
of your appetite . . . and charges
you accordingly . . . Prices are
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5 to 500 F,
called Involtini, sometimes known
as veal roll-ups, can be gotten at
Alvaro's on 14. Mile near Crooks
Rd. . . . Few places serve this
delicious dish properly . . . Also
mighty tasty at Alvaro's is the
Scaloppine a la Marengo, made up
of cubes of veal, green olives,
onion, tomatoes, garlic and Italian
wine.
SUPER WAITRESSES Pat Ward
and Ruth Clore, do their bit at
'Caprichio Suite' Lithos
by Cropper to Open
wOODt., ARD AT 1I ,m1LE RD
she remarked to her companion.
"They must think I've never driven
before."
EXCELLENT CUISINE is the
keynote at Black Forest Inn, S.
Washington at 11 Mile Rd. in Royal
Oak . . . The salad bar with over
40 items on it has become the talk
of Michigan . . . with folks com-
ing from all over to see the spec-
tacular set-up . . . The two large
dining rooms and bar are down-
stairs, while tipstairs from 25 to
400 people can be accommodated
in the beautiful banquet area
Black Forest Inn is the dewest
restaurant in the area . . . and
features a complete continental
menu that is most delightful.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES .
Miniumum 15 per cent of a check
is the usual tip, however, 20 per
cent is given for very good service
. . . Rear- why its better not to
leave bills on the table is because
the inducement is great for others
to pick them up (even other cus-
tomers!) ... When food is brought
cold its usually the fault of the
person serving it . . . who takes
too much time picking up the order
and bringing it to you ... you can
be sure that none want the repu-
tation of serving cold food!
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An exhibition of the famous
"Caprichio Suite" by William Grop-
per will open Feb. 21 at Garelick
Gallery. The....suite consists of 50
lithographs executed betwen 1954
and 1957.
According --to_the artist, the suite
is "my most portant group of
drawings in which —I depict the
many facets of our country --and
the life in it."
Gropper was recently in the local
news when his mural was removed
from the wall of a post office, Joy
at Grand River, marked for demo-
lition to make room for an express-
way.
Wayne State University, however,
had it permanently installed' in
the University Center buildhig.
The Caprichio . Suite will.be shown
through March 13. A preview is
planned Feb. 21, 1.5 p.m.
THE
field and Evergreen, "Honeymoons
are short periods of adjustment.
Marriages are long ones" . . . at
Larco's, about the woman driving
along a country road when she
noticed several linemen climbing
a telephone pole . . . "Silly fools,"
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