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tion will co-sponsor a commu-
nity-wide celebration, with the
cooperation of the Jewish Edu-
cators Council. (See story on
Youth Page.)
An impressive display of furni-
ture from Israel has been ar•
ranged for the Trade Fair by
Jerry Malamud, an active mem-
ber of the Trade Fair planning
ommittee.
Dr. Morton Plotnick and Mrs.
uis E. Rudner of the Jewish
enter staff are among the active
rganizers of the week's activities.
Wide attention given the Is-
rael Trade included the deep
interest that is being taken in
it by merchants and state and
city officials. J. L. Hudson Co.'s
downtown store set aside a spe-
cial window on its Farmer Street
entrance to the Trade Fair. Or-
ganizations and schools are ar-
ranging group visits to the
exhibitions and there will be
bussing of school children to the
Center that week, many classes
to be substituted by attendance
at these functions to examine
the products that are being im-
ported from Israel.
On Wednesday, after the presen-
tation of "An Evening in a Kibutz,"
the Hebrew Drama Groups will
present "Morid Hageshem," a one-
act play written by Shamai Glan-
der and directed by Eliav Naharin.
Acting in the play will be: Annruth
Bernard, Leah Conatser, Dr. Har-
old Glen, Bess Gonte, Frieda Lee-
mon and Harold Leibowitz.
"Morid Hageshem" is a comedy
which takes place on a kibutz
where its members are question-
SCENE FROM "THE DREAMER"
`The Dreamer," Israel's official entry to the 1970 Cannes Film
Festival, will be shown 8 p.m. Sunday in the Aaron DeRoy Theater
of the Jewish Center. The film, written and directed by Dan Wolman,
was produced by Ami Artzi entirely on location in Israel. The mystic,
timeless city of Safad with its narrow streets and serene atmosphere,
was chosen as the location for this poetic love story. Eli the dreamer
(Tuvia Tavi) is a sympathetic young artist who escapes the modern
world by living in a home for the aged. There he finds particular
beauty in an old woman (Berta Litvina) who sees him as - a son and
a link between the present and her youth. Eli's understanding and
warm response to the old people are disturbed when he meets a
beautiful young girl (Leora Rivlin) from modern Tel Aviv. As Eli's
love for her grows, the young man becomes torn between his love for
the old people, their way of life, and his love for the young girl. "The
Dreamer" will be shown as part of a week long celebration for the
23rd anniversary of Israel's statehood. Admission is $1.50, students $1.
Council Issues Trade Fair Welcome
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
6—Friday, April 23, 1971
In a resolution framed by Councilman Carl Levin, the Detroit
Common Council this week issued this "Israel Trade Fair Welcome":
WHEREAS An impressive display of articles made in Israel will be
on display and for sale for 10 days beginning April 24 at
the Jewish Community Center of Detroit; and
WHEREAS The assembling of these articles, including jewelry, sail
boats, clothing, art objects and religious items, is known
as a Trade Fair; and
WHEREAS This Fair is sponsored by many prominent Detroit Jewish
organizations; and
WHEREAS A highlight of the Week's activities will be a celebration of
Israel's 23rd anniversary of statehood, on May 2; and
WHEREAS Other features of the program will include films, speeches,
literature tables, games, and entertainment; Now, There-
fore, Be It
RESOLVED That the Common Council of the City of Detroit hereby
welcomes this Trade Fair and Israeli celebration and urges
all citizens to visit the Jewish Community Center during the
period of April 24-May 2.
ing God's ability to control the
rain. By the end of the perform-
ance the actors are fully convinced
that God can handle the situation
quite well.
After the play, there will be a
sing-along led by Abraham Ben-
Zeev, "Hebrew Suite," written
and conducted by Julius Chajes,
Israeli songs performed by An-
nette Chajes, and Israeli folk
dances by the Habonim Group.
Dancing and refreshments in the
Shiffman Hall will conclude the
evening.
The real story of the Six-Day
War, in "Follow Me," the world-
famous motion picture made by
the Israeli army, runs an hour and
a half.
Thirty-seven combat photogra-
phers made the film under battle
conditions. The sea- war, the war
in the desert, Suez, Egypt, the
battle for Jerusalem and the epic
breakthrough up the ,Golan Heights
are all shown exactly as they hap-
pened. "Follow Me" also includes
Egyptian and Jordanian footage,
showing how the Arabs prepared
for war.
At 2 p.m. May 2, Omnibus
Children's Theater will _present
"Arua and the Stubborn Princess."
At 8 p.m., "The Dreamer," Israel's
1970 Cannes Film Festival entry,
will be shown. The film is in Eng-
lish.
For further information regard-
ing these events, call 341-4200,
extensions 236 and 237.
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