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Jewish- Free - School Cinema
to -Open With Film Saturday

A series of 10 film classics.
called the Jewish Free School
Cinema, has been arranged by a
gulf' of young lidtiltt'here, and
will begin Saturday with the Czech
fdm, "The Fifth Horseman Is
Fear."
All of the movies will be shown
at 8 p.m. in the Labor Zionist In-
stitute. A small admission charge
will help to defray costs of the
organizers.
Sam Levy, spokesman for the
group, said the cinema is part of
an effort to establish a ,relevant
Jewish studies program for high
school and university people. Each
film is an expression of a unique

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Surviv o r 'Sea r- elle*- for

/rem the Gemini government.
Sig Weidman is a haunted ma
He missed the deadline for filing
At 34, be has had more than h is for payment "because I didn't
share of sorrow, but someh o w know about IL"
everything would . be right agal
Weidman, - who is unemployed,
if he could find the mother he has
could use the money. But he gives

"The Fifth Horseman Is Fear"
not seen in 25 years.
the impression that what matters
produced in 1966, relates the
Weidman was born Zigm and
most right now is finding his
journey of a Jewish physician
Lemanis in Riga, Latvia, in 1938 mother. Should anyone
know her
through Nazi-invaded Czechoslo-
When the Nazis invaded his hom e-
whereabouts, Weidman is waiting
vakia.
land, the boy was placed in Ge r for a call at 831-9105.
The other films will include
man labor camps. His father w as
"The Golem," a French remake
shot, but his mother survived.
of the German silent movie, March
Weidman, or Lemanis, recalls
4; "The Trial," Orson Welles'
being reunited with his mother
adaptation of Kafka's novel, March
in Germany after the war, but
18; "The Dreamer," an Israeli
somehow they were separated
film about a Jew enmeshed In
again — he thinks it was Oaring
Soviet anti-Semitism, April 8; and
a curfew when everyone-gushed
"Goldstein," an experimental film
to underground shelters, and all
based loosely on the legend of
- was darkness and confasioi.
Elijah, April 22.
"The next thing I knew, I wa s
Also "The Last Chapter," a
on a boat being taken somewhere.
MISS SUSAN FOSTER
documentary Taut pre-war Polish
I
got
transferred around a lot. I
Jewry, May 13; "Laughter
TO
Mrs. Gertrude Foster of Red remember a farm where- a lot of
UP
Through Tears," an adaptation of Leaf Dr., Southfield,
announces
Sholem Aleichem's "Mottle Peyse; the engagement of her daughter young boys were working, and the
Germans
were
in
charge."
on all winter merdionclise
the Cantor's Son," May 27; Susan Lynn to Morry Marcus
At 11, he was brought to this
"Young Torless," a study of the Geener, son- of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
2743 Coolidge
country—Weidman
says
he
doesn't
soaves, 11)4 a 12 Mile
psychology of institutional brutal- Greener of Faust Ave.
know by whom—and soon after
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ity, June 10; and "Sallah," the
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Miss Foster, the daughter of was adopted by a Gentile couple
Israeli comedy about a very the
late Emanuel 'Foster, was a living in North Dakota. They gave
special immigrant, June 17.
member of the Detroit City Bal- him the name Weidman.
YOUR CANDID- COLOR
Levy said a limited number of let. Mr. Greener was graduated
It's been a life of roving from
subscription tickets will be sold, from Wayne State University
place
to
place,
but
Weidman
has
and a special showing for patrons where he was active in the theater
not given up hope of finding his
will take place the day following department.
mother, Zelma', whom he" remem-
the young adult presentation.
A July wedding is planned.
bers as a dark-haired woman. He
He is being assisted in the
realizes
she could be living either
project by college students Barry
in this country or in Europe. But
Stein, Michel Lebowitz and Jerry
once, he thinks, he came close to
Mt chaels, all alumni of Jewish
finding her. In 1965, he read in a
BY
youth movements in the city, from
Detroit paper an obituary for a
U sited Synagogue Youth to Habon-
certain Oswald Lemanis, a man
im and Hashomer Hatzair.
who "looked Bite me."
Levy, who holds a bachelors de-
gree from Wayne State University,
Jonathan Geffen, nephew of
Because Lemanis is a Latvian
AND ASSOCIATES .
said the cinema project is only Moshe Dayan author and political name and not common here, Weid-
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art of its two-pronged effort, columnist for the Israeli newspa- man contacted the man's widow.
LET IRE SOW -Y011 A /RH
which also will include -a Jewish per Maariv, will speak 7:30 p.m. She agreed there might be some
DIMENSIOHIN-rsoTosurirr
free school, consisting of discus- Sunday at Cong. Beth Abraham. link, for Oswald had left a broth-
sion groups dealing with topics of Billet. His topic will be "Israel and er in Riga. Possibly Oswald was
Jewith .Youth."
ewish interest.
Weidman's uncle. But after agree-
Geffeh, a third-generation Israeli ing to help Weidman, she never
At this point, the group_ is
RTES.
WED.
seeking interested persons in the and a former paratrooper in the followed through.
SPECIAL!
community with an expertise in Ismael Army, has published two
Through the Resettlement Serv-
areas of Jewish scholarship. The children's books, one in verse and ice, Weidman Is hoping to eolleet
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free school would begin some
restitution payments due him
was produced when he was 22.
time in March.
PERMS. $9.95
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation of
Levy said the two projects• re- -
COMPLUERMIIAIKIT & SET
fl ect his and his friends' -deep Wayne State University, through Israelis to Address Ilan
the
United
Jewish
Student
Appeal,
DIANA IS BACK!
oncern "over the dearth of Jow-
Young Adults Meeting
ALL THE NEWEST •
ish cultural and educational ogpor- is sponsoring the event. Guests are
Dan, the young adult chapter
IN HAIR CUTTING
to nities for ourselves And- our welcome.
of the Labor Zionist Alliance, will
Pe ern."
meet 8:30 p.m., Saturday, in the
Oesign
For information on the -cinema
Labor "Zionist Institute.
s cries and free school call Levy,
Amotz and Nurit Peleg, shlilrhim
Shuno
862 -3142.
to Habonim Labor Zionist Youth,
29505 Nortimeitem Hwy.
Southfield, Mich.
The Wednesday Night Young will speak on "Israel, 8972: Rus-
sian
Immigration,
Black
Panthers,
Collegians 00f Today Adult
1/2
Mile N. of 12 Mile Rd. "
Lounge continues to offer
Experiences
of
American
Students
dancing, refreshments and bumper in Israel and Israeli Students in
for Camp 'Tamarack
pool at the Jewish Center from
Thonws
The third in a series of colle- 8:30 to 11 p.m. Due to Passover, America."
Style. Director'
giate weekends will be held today there will be
An executive board meeting will
no lounge March 29
follow.
through Sunday at Camp Tama- and April 5.
rack.
'Refreshments will be served.
A theater party to see the "Little
Clasaleed Ms Get Hula lgtesedts
This weekend, under the spon- Foxes" is scheduled for Saturday.
sorship of Hillel Foundation of The lounge will feature the folk
Wayne State University, and the rock music of "Leo" on Feb. 23.
Jewish Center, is open to all Jew-
On March 22, the lounge will
ish college students. The theme is host a return appearance of
"The Source, the Way and the hypnotist Roger Skelly. The
Goal."
of Metropolitan Detroit
cinema series will present the
Traditional and creative serv-
film elude Noon" April
is
now
ices, workshops, talkshops, a Sat- 12.
accepting enrollment for the 1972-73
The April 26 lounge will fea-
urday night party and the Mighty
ture the readings of poet Linda
school year, in our new modern facility in
Kosher Art Players will be on Levy.,
the program.
Farmington.
May 24 is the celebration of Is-
Among the special guests will be
rael cIndependence Day, and the
Dr. Leonard Moss, professor of
OFFERING ...
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Bnai David Mr. and Mrs. Club
will present Rabbi Sherwin Wine
of the Birmingham Temple speak-
ing on "A Rabbi's Trip to the
Arab Countries" 9 p.m. Sunday
at the synagogue.
There is a nominal fee for
guests. For reservations and in-
formation, call Bernice Betman

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