THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Sept. 22, 1972-33

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We are Party Planners

The Best of Everything

PLAY PICKED OUT BY
Center Theater to help cele-
brate Israel's 25th Anniver-
sary is "Milk and Honey"
. . opening Dec. 3 for 12
performances in 11 days .. .
Its a musical featuring songs
like "Shalom," and ran on
Broadway about 10 years
ago . . It'll be directed by
Bethsheva Laikin.

a.m. to 3 p.m.
. Dolly
Fenwick has been there since
1937 . . manager, waitress,
cook, busgal, etc ... It's the
kind of place a person wants
to ,find!

IF YOU HAVE A dish-
washer, don't put ceramic
ashtrays, etc. made from
hobby kits in it . . . The
cement used in these items
A REAL REFRESHER cannot stand the hot water
after dinner . . and most and detergent action . .
delicious . . . is Creme de Fragments may cause dam-
Menthe and Dark Crease de age to your dishwasher.
Cacao . . . Mix in blender
LITTLE DOUBT AMONG
and serve.
world travelers that delica-
WE HAD A VERY quaint tessens in Detroit and sub-
and interesting experience urbs are among the best any-
recently ... Went with Ben where.
Goldberg for lunch at the
NOTHING BUT praises
original Danish American
Sportsman Club . . - It's a for waiter Michel (Michael)
at
La Mediteranee in Hotel
charming little house at 1740
W. Hancock, a block east of Pontchartrain . . . by Betty
and
Don Cohn and son Terry
12th, where the club has
celebrating her birthday
been since the 1920s . . .
Seats only 54 people, serves recently . . . "He was su-
delicious cold Danish open perb," says gourmet lover
face sandwiches, and coffee Don, who extolled the exact-
is poured from an old porce- ness with which Michel made
lain pot that dates way back Steak Diane for them at the
when . . . It's for members table . . and with proper
only (dues are a whopping poise opened a bottle of
$2( with beer and cocktails Chateau La Tour 1964, Bor-
served too . . open only deaux wine.

Monday to Friday, from 11

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today . . . Their excellent
repertoire is vastly ranged
for easy listenin;.! . Claire
and Merna Barre will be
backed by a 20-piece orches-
tra including four of their

own musicians . . . led by
arranger, Jerry Graff.

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FIRST APPEARANCE IN
THE UNITED STATES

SEPT. 18-26

Nine Performances

THE

THE
REDA
GROUP

World Famed
Mid-Eastern
Folk Dancers

Featuring

FARIDA FAHMY

THE WORLD OF the
Barry Sisters . . . this Sun-
day . . at Ford Auditorium

. . by Men's Club of Bnai
David . . . brings together
a couple of gals, Claire and
Aferna Barry, who are prob- -
ably the finest sister song-
stress act in show business

ON A
16 OR 20-PC.

Expires Sept. 30. 1972

year and every one is
authentic . . . I'll be happy
to supply folks with a reason
to have fun . just send me
a card .

MBE 110

Featuring

THE OWNER OF ONE of

IF YOU LIKE TO THROW
parties and are running out
of excuses to toss them . .
there are 365 reasons . a
new line for every day of the

HOUSE SPECIALTY

MEL
BALL

sugar.

rant owned by Rose and Iry to work anymore."
Guttman . . . meeting and
A LOCAL got-a-lot lady's
eating place for many of
their friends who, along with town car broke down one
them, escaped Nazi Germany afternoon recently at North-
land, and unable to spot an
many years ago.
empty taxicab she went
GROUND WILL be broaien
home
by bus for the first
this year on the second
time in her life . . . That
evening she described her
grim ordeal to her husband
. . ''My dear," she ex-
claimed, "You have no idea
how
crowded those buses are.
The ORIGINAL Owners
Why, the people are packed
into them like caviar!"

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NOW
OPEN

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Po* PoIrmomron Cm•tods

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PET PEEVES . . . paper
napkins at dinnertime by so-
called "class" eateries . . .
Waitresses who pour coffee
in your cup to warm it with-
out asking . . . after you've
gotten it just right with the
CHARLOTTE ISABELL is proper amount of cream and

Larry & Tom

25226 GREENFIELD RD.

WOODWARD Al I1

Road . . and may even be
open before '72 ends, says
Wing . . It'll be a 350-
capacity spot . . . serving
Chinese, Japanese and Poly-
nesian foods . . Liquor
license has been okayed, and
the place is set to go.
JACKIE KANNON, who
finished at the Michigan
Palace, is an intimate com-
edian's comedian . . . and is
appreciated by people who
know good from bad . .
He
has come a long way from

New York's oldest judo and
karate schools is closing up
shop soon . . His excuse—
"Our neighborhood is getting
IRVING'S IS NAME of so full of muggers, my in-
popular Hamtramck restau- structors are afraid to come

Vain iOott5e

Northwood Inn

Wing Hong restaurant .
14 Mile at Orchard Lake

English knights offered to
'spread the carpet" for
friends, it meant that they
invited them to dinner .
In those days, "carpets"
were tablecloths.

assistant head waitress
nights at Big Boy restaurant
on Southfield north of 12
Mile . . sweet and most
congenial . . . a pleasure to
be waited on by her.

"FEATURING"

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IN THE YEAR 325, when

By Danny Raskin

the Gay Haven days of years
ago ... or even the 11 years
back when he appeared at
the Elmwood in Windsor •
Jackie's poise is pure pro-
fessionalism . . . His fast
wit is the kind that can only
be enjoyed by an apprecia-
tive audience . . . others will
automatically "p ut him
down," so to speak, because
they can't see beyond a
quiet timid funny line used
by other comedians . . .
Jackie has a great voice and
uses it often to sing his comi-
cal parodies ... Funny thing
--Jackie's worst critics here
in Detroit are his greatest
audience in New York!

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RECEPTIONS
• BAR MITZVAS

Solo Dancer

Fists 65 Egyptian Dancers
& 20 Egyptian Muuions

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