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The Best of Everything
By Danny Raskin
THE OPENING OF Edie Adams blocks west of Schaefer, does- her
at Lofy's in Plymouth, last week solo bit on Tuesday and Wednes-
brought a capacity crowd in a day eves. . . Lori is at the Back
blustery snow storm that covered
most of the cars in Lofy's parking Seat in Keego Harbor on Saturday
lot . . . They saw a real pro work and Sunday . . . She is a school
against early microphone trouble teacher with her masters degree,
which was soon fixed . . . and wit- but is bent on a show biz career.
nessed a fine performance effer-
AFTER FINDING A spot in
vescent with bubbly enthusiasm. Royal Oak to open a delicatessen,
. . . Edie's stellar performance next came the name . . . Phil
ranged from singing show tunes, Menkowitz remarked that he was
pop hits, uncanny imitations of going to serve everything on an
female Hollywood stars and a sur- onion roll . . . and wife Pauline
prising wide-ranged opera solo immediately said, "That's it! Why
that brought many mouths open in not call it The Onion Roll?" . . .
awe . . . Lofy's has been com- And so the new delicatessen was
pletely remodeled . . . and has born on Woodward, just four doors
added a new restaurant-nite club from 11 Mile . . . Only seats about
policy . . . The- new Pavilion Room 25, but a lot of goodness is packed
seats 400 to dine, dance and watch into the little delly of Phil and
top entertainment ... Lofy's of the Pauline . . . even though every-
old days is no more . . . the new thing can't be served on onion rolls
owners having alinost entirely as Phil originally envisioned . . .
turned around and unbelievably some sandwiches either taste bet-
transforming it into a very elegant ter, or people want them, on rye,
nitery.
pump and kaiser rolls.
THE PHONE BOOTH is a new
BUDDY'S RENDEZVOUS on
lounge owned by barrister Marvin Conant and E. Six Mile Rd., is now
Freedman, downtown on Park owned by two community-ites,
Place off Michigan . . . (1 block Billy Jacobs and Al Rotman, who
from both Michigan Bell and are doing a big "land office" busi-
Sheraton-Cadillac) . . . Luncheons ness as before . . . They've had it
and after-theater sandwiches are about seven months, complete with
featured at The Phone Booth with that very special square pizza and
Danny Evans at the piano bar.
liquor . . . Kenny Stone tickles the
THE BLACK FOREST INN on ivories at DJ's on W. McNichols
S. Washington near 11 Mile Rd. in . . . Art Shurgin is managing
Royal Oak, is the area's newest pianist-singer Bobby Laurel . . .
restaurant-cocktail lounge . . . The Pretzel Bowl on Woodward is
and certainly one of the finest not akin to Ann Arbor's popular
to come along in many a year ... spot . . . in U. of M. territory it's
The food is excellent, atmosphere called The Pretzel Bell.
beautiful and the prices are right
LOU HANDLER, referee, and
. . That 40-item salad bar is head of the Twenty-First Century
already famous . . . with folks Boxing Club in Detroit, tells of the
visiting Detroit driving into Royal fighter who wasn't doing so well
Oak to partake of the elegant and looked pretty sick of the whole
offerings . . . Private banquet affair . . "Stop those punches!"
facilities up to 400 also make shouted his - manager from his
Black Forest Inn a much sought corner . . . The fighter managed
after spot.
to open his swollen lips enough to
LORI JACOBS, singer-guitaress reply, "You don't see any - of 'em
at the Chalet on W. McNichols, 4 getting past me, do you?"
Furniture, Flower Show
The Detroit Department of Parks
and Recreation will have the larg-
est single garden in the 1971 Home,
Furniture and Flower Show at Cobo
Hall. The exhibition opens Friday
and runs through Feb. 28. Sponsor
of the multimillion-dollar show,
which annually generates about
$40,000,000 in business for Detroit
and its suburbs, is the Builders
Association of Metropolitan Detroit.
This is the 53rd year of the show,
which was one of the first exhibi-
tions in Cobo Hall when it was
completed a decade- ago.
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