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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 21, 1972-33

PoRT co l THR E E

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DANCING TUES.—SUN.

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The Best of Everything

JUST 134 YEARS AGO.
in 1838, a Mrs. Delmomco
threw open the doors of
America's first deluxe and
exclusive restaurant—at 494
Pearl St. in lower Manhat-
tan . . . The establishment
prospered from the start and

flourished in various loca-
tions—moving always north-
ward with the social tide,
until 1933, when, in its most
sumptuous headquarters on
Fifth Ave. and 44th. it suc-

came back
from the
kitchen a few moments
later to tell her, "I'm very
sorry, madam—but
the

chef ate it."
SECOND 5110W at
Top
Hat Supper Club in Windsor
last week was a refresher by

to Mencotti's in Wayne . . .

'Fake Southfield to 1-94 West

Eating Out
Is a Family
Favorite . • .

Serrn e a oh

a

. . . to Ecorse Rd_ exit
right on Wayne Rd
It's well worth the 20-minute
ride

NORMA ZAGER i Weitz I
opens her new Select-(1-

sm ile

and

superb dttring choke Co t ng
out the !real it should fie.

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Exterior lift zooms you directly to
your private haven in the sky. Call
for reservations only if you appfe-
ciate exclusive lounge, sauna
and being spoiled for any other
hotel. On the 16th. 17th and

18th floors you can look
down on a lot of things.

Detroit Hilton Hotel
Washington Blvd. at
Grand Circus Park
(313) 965-7800

Diet regime in August .. .
with a revolutionary ap-
proach to weight losing by
furnishing individual diets
according to each person's
needs.

STRICTLY KOSHER

car-
ry-out counter has been
opened at the Great Scott
Market on Orchard Lake Rd
. . supplied by Harvey and
Betty Bloom's Kocher
Kitchen on Evergreen in
Southfield.

QUESTION AND AN-
SWER . . . Q. What du you
call a Shanghai maid who

inherits 10.000,000 yen? . . .
A. A Chiltese fortunate
cookie.
HAD LUNCH at the new
Southfield Athletic Club on
Evergreen . . . The food
and service were excellent
. . Oddly enough, though,
the very plush leather up-
holstered chairs- with large
round aluminum webbed
bases are comfortable only
when away from the table.
A WELL-SCRUBBED cof-
fee pot makes the best cof-
fee . . . Coffee oils cling to

a coffee pot and quickly go
stale .. . Serge coffee within
an hour of brewing . . . and
if you use an automatic cof-
fee pot, maximum flavor is
achieved by brewing at least
half the capacity of the pot
ITS SING-ALONG time at
Idyl Wyld Golf Club on Fne

Mile Rd. in Livonia. managed
by restaurateur Hugh tied-
rich, former bossman at
Livonia Penthouse . . Duo
of Skip and Henry - . rinky-
tink piano by Henry Pryshyl-
ski and sizzling banjo ac-
companiment by Skip Ro-

0l0

By Danny Raskin

senthal plays with enthuse
asm Wednesday through Sai
iirday
. The to.. at,
known as The Honky
doing their
rag-time
1972
styie that makes live n the
roost upitp.J.tg critics I- rget
themselves svhile caught up
in the magic beat of olliirs
hke "Amd She Swect .
Skip. who also does nio-7

songster Jack Harris, who
dipped into a bag of vocal
goodies to please the audi-
of the singing for the tear
ence with his easy style .
It was request time, and the is former head librarian of
folks wanted to hear songs Livonia . Now head book
cumbed to the ravages im- like "Sentimental Journey." master at the Henry Ford
posed by Prohibition . . . "You Made Me Love You: Community. C' 0 11 e g c.
he
Delmonico's very first menu "Blue Moor.," "September leaves the books for banjo
ran to 11 pages, ofjering a Song.** - Marie - among oth- playing on his - off" hours
choice of 12 soups, 28 beef ers . . even including a . . Quite a switch . . .
entrees. 47 of poultry, 46 request by Clevelanders for from uppermost quiet to the
varieties of fish. 51 vegeta- Hoagy Carmichael's great belting
out of
toe-tap:ent
ble and egg dishes, and 47 1929 classic, "Stardust . and hand-dapping rrn tht-
choices of dessert
. And done with a baritone clarity -
SATURDAY NHIPT i
the prices! . .
Beefsteak which has identified Jack opening of The
went for 25 cents a portion, through these many years
Reruns as Sa n'.
delicious pie for a dime a
. Hearing him do the calls his next Michi_lac. Pa -
slice, any one of the 12 oldies was most refreshing ace attracto,
A
soups was yours for a nickel,
time
. rather than again list-
The
and so was a cup of coffee ening to a singer coming on
with real cream . . . Cost- stage and giving his or he: -
"In
Ttle
liest item on the menu V.3,, version of today's ditties ... Co:,t-r ,
roast canvasback duck—with Preceding Jack is Top Hat
12 dishes'—at S1.50 a throw. owner Mike Drakich's
stress :Maxine Itrossi•
and no tipping allowed'
c
in
who plays guitar in the band All it My NIJa:
If there ever was such a and then solos in an attempt for \•■ hat shout. t
tamplmg
word as inflation in those at comedy . The youne evening of tin, t•:1'....r.,•:1171Tent
days, it's a sure bet that man's fort e is singing and
no patron of Delmonico's playing guitar . folk,
ever heard it
country and contemporary
. . . certainly not corned :
GING01.1)
WINE IS AN excellent
supped at a popular chop
meat tenderizer . /You
Fred NI Hechinger in the
house recently and told
can
turn econorrn cuts into, July 16 edition of the New
the waiter. ....Sc decided
flavorful juicy 'tenderness
ork Times, has labeled the
to have the Chef's Spe
ah the fine red table Wine, film "Portno:.
Com•lairt
. . The waiter
n as Bunion and Bur
an :inn-Jewish toke
;
Manna. ,
self-hatre.t

I !NE OUT 'IF ITEM last
week messed up directions

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Th.. film written iir
rented b. Ernest Lehc, -
and based on the Philip It it,-
novel of the same name has

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ered an acceptable Jewish
joke."

Hechinger wondered what
the reaction to the MOS le
would have been if a 'chilli
sy WASP or a neo Nan Ger
man - had made the film
"Ail the rationalization tin
fortunately cannot alter the
fact that "Portnoj - is an
unfunny vulgar anti-Jewish
joke aimed at everything de-
picted as Jewish in the film
The viewer's reaction is that

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"The defense will undoutit
edly say that "Portnoy"
could not possibly be anti.
Semitic because it is essen-
tially a Jewish concoction "
Although admittedly no ad-
mirer of the Roth book,
Hechinger does draw distinc-
tions between the book and
the film, and blames the
film's "vulgarity" on Leh-
man's work Hechinger ac-
knowledges Roth's ability to
draw his characters and to
let the reader decide wheth-
er he should he offended or
not.

Phone 681-1172

Henry Yee's

Hechinger calls the film
ant i -Sem !tic and
says its
makers seem "convinced
that Jews feel so secure in

when many Jews objected
—misguidedly, I have al-
ways felt—to "The Mer-
chant of Venice" as an
anti-Semitic play. Today,
Portnoy- , who is redeemed
by none of Shylock's dig-
nity and pathos, is consid-

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& resere•tom•

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