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ZSA ZSA GABOR, headlining
the Nov. 7 dinner-dance by Detroit
Businessmen's Group, City of
Hope, his been voted the most
glamorous actress in the world five
seasons in a row by the Hollywood
Foreign Press Association . .
and the California Couturier voted
her their Best-Dressed award .. .
But aside from her acting talents
and beautiful woman abilities, Zsa
Zsa is a highly successful au-
thoress . . . Her autobiography,
"Zsa Zsa Gabor, My Story" was
on the best-seller lists and her
new book, "How to Catch a Man,
How to Keep a Man and How to
Get Rid of a Man" was recently
published by Doubleday.
INFANT SERVICE GROUP will
do it again . .. We mean its own
amateur revue . . . This time in
April, at Raleigh House, the very
fine 1SG gals will again put on
their own show in a cabaret style
floor show . . . Bunny Nickamin
is teaching the young member
daughters of ISO actives dancing
routines . . . while old pro Eleanor
Riseman is again over-all chairman
of entertainment and producer with
enough knowhow to show every-
one the rights and wrongs of cor-
rect dancing , .. The revue, as in
yesteryears, certainly will be a
welcome sight!

CALLING CIRCUIT JUDGE
Nathan Kaufman . . . Remember
back in 1962 when you spoke on
j u v e ni 1 e delinquency for the
Knights of Pythias, Detroit Lodge
55? . . . You told the large gather-
ing, "I am no expert. I have only
one child. An expert on juvenile
delinquency usually has no chil-
dren."
MOSAIC LODGE, Masons, is
having a first in 20 years . . . Its
Memorial Night, Nov. 20, will be
open to all — Masons and non-
Masons . . . with Rabbi Israel Hal-
pern, Cantor Hy Adler and Can-
tor Lou Klein, all brother Masons,
participating . . . The Mosaic Me-
moial Night, always a packed
house event, is set for 8 p.m. in
the Zion Lodge Room, Masonic
Temple ... Paul Nida is worship-
ful master and Ted Isaacs, secre-
tary.
DISA 'N DATA . . . Ben Baskin
a "new personality" with beard
and crewcut ... Irving "Rico" Rike
always the smiling, happy sort
of guy . . . Beverly Benderoff a
likeable person with an excellent
handwriting talent , .. Ken Laker
a chip off the old block—like dad
Jimmy in so many ways . . .
Maurice Cohen par excellence in
graciousness and elegant dressing
decor . . . Ronnie Shandel, lead
guitarist at Angel's Hourglass,
looking good with moustache back
. . . Charles Canvasser, ahead of
the styles with his button flap
pants pockets, full belted suit
jacket and two-tone maroon and
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BOB VAN CLEAVE, tells of a
client playing a new golf course
while recently in Florida . . i
was tough-. . He buried his ball
in every bunker and invariabll
dropped the ball into every wate
hazard . . . After ,about a half
hour of frustrating play, he mut
tered to his caddy, "This is -flu
most difficult course I've ever
played on." . . . "Yeah?" sneered
the caddied. "You ain't played ON
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Beth-Sheva Laikin.

Directs 1st Musical

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Schooled in the literature of
Sholem Al eiche m, Beth-Sheva
Laikin is directing "Fiddler on the
Roof" for Center Theater. The
musical will be presented Nov. 27,
28, 30 and Dec. 1, 2, 4 and 5 at
the Jewish Center.
Center Theater's first musical
production will be under the direc-
tion of pianist Bernie Katz. His
career has been a "mixed bag,"
ranging from classical to rock. He
is currently appearing at Pietro s
Restaurant in Detroit.
The lead of Tevye will be played
by Don Bliss, who has been in many
musicals and been soloist with the
Detroit Symphony and the Grosse
Pointe Symphony orchestras. Joyce
Fuerring, Golde, has been seen
in the Golde role in Center Thea-
ter's 1965 presentation of "Tevye
and His Daughters," the original
play from which "Fiddler" was
adapted. Also featured in the cast
are Leonard Brown, Rosins Weiss-
man, Devorah Eizikovic, Barbara
Paul and Cris Becker.

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