New Efforts Set
to Help Trepper
The Best of Everything
THE BARRY SISTERS put
on a recent show at Ford
Auditorium that brought out
an excellent stage presenta-
tion by these two gals who
can easily be rated among
the top duets in show busi-
ness . . . Claire and Merna,
once known as the Bagelman
Sisters, gave the huge audi-
ence two hours of vivacity in
English, Russian. Spanish,
Hebrew and the Yiddish they
do so very well . . . Their
stage mannerisms imbued
warmth from the moment
they started with "I'm So
Glad You Came" . . . and
into songs like "For Once In
My , Life," "Bie Geaundt,"
"You're -Just Too Good To
Be True," tunes from "Fid-
dler on the Roof." "Dark
Eyes," "Yiddishe Mama" in
Yiddish and English, "I Love
You Much Too Much" ... 17
songs in the first segment
and 23 songs in the second
. . . 40 all told — sing-
ing, dancing and comedy
with joyous spark, backed
very ably by arranger-ac-
companist Jerry Graff and a
20-piece orchestra . . The
Barry Sisters even did opera
by Puccini ... and a medley
of Israeli songs in honer of
We are Party Planners
• SWEET SIXTEEN
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the 25th anniversary of Is-
rael, where they spent five
weeks in concert ... singing
and dancing with Jerry , . .
to Baccarach, Webb and rock
which they so capably did to
a very delighted sellout by
the Men's Club of Bnai David
. . No doubt about it . .
Claire and Merna Barry are
easily among the best in the
game!
NEW TWO-MINUTE ea-
turettes daily with Sherry
Kaye are called "Lady1 In
The Locker Room" . . Over
WILD, 1090 on the radio dial
10:30 a.m. and 3:30 pm.
. . .Saturdays, 10:30 and
4:30 . . . Very interesting
with Sherry interviewing
sports celebrities.
IT'S A PACKED SCENE
NOW at Angel's Hour Glass
on W. McNichols . . . with
last week's grand opening of
the new Angel's and She
downstairs Devil's Den
Mel Ball and his fine quartet,
featuring Mary Gutzl are a
big hit at Angel's ... whether
singing solos by Mary or
bass guitarist Al Garber .1..
or two- three- and four-part
vocal rhythms by the entire
quartet . . . Mel on drums
and Billy Marr op the piano.
JACKIE KANNON, who
appeared at the Michigan
Palace recently, writes, "It's
a great feeling knowingyou
haven't been forgotten." I
PARADISO'S WAS opeied
in 1932 ... right on the very
Woodward Ave. spot where
it now stands . .. Specialties
include vermicelli, linguini,
mostaccioli, fettuccini, 'ra-
violi, spaghetti, sirloin steaks
and sea food . . Paradiso's
is a sprawling place . I. .
There is a fine menu of con-
ventional dishes for these
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who do not favor Italian
cooking.
SINGER NANCY WILSON
is at the Michigan Palace
through this week . . . and
becomes the second big name
at the Palace to do a Sunday
performance .. . Seems that
this should have been done
years ago, instead of enter-
tainers closing on Saturdays
. . . Lots of folks like the
Sunday way Look for the
Michigan Palace to start a
cocktail-jazz hour on Fridays
and Saturdays from 4 p.m.
. . . with a big little band
playing on the Palace mez-
zanine.
CELEBRATION IS STILL
on for one-year marriage an-
niversary by Marcia and
Julius "Juby" Siegel, ace
bartender at those Raleigh
House affairs.
CAPRI PIZZERIA on W.
Ficht Mile Rd. just east cr
Lahser, now has beer and
wine to go along with its
Italian-American fare.
THAT FAMOUS stuffed
cabbage Sol Pitt use to make
years auto at Shen's on Gris-
wold, has returned . . - He'll
have the same recipe this
Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
nesday at Bottle and Basket
in Tel-12 Shopping Mall . .
complete dinner from 4 p.m.
$1.99 ... Sol has a menu
also for folks watching their
diet.
NEW TRIPLE-header set
to open in November or De-
PARIS (JTA)—New efforts
in support of World War II
master spy Leopold Trep-
per's attempts to get an exit
visa from Polish authorities
so that he can settle in Israel
will be made here next month
when Edward Gierek, chief
of Poland's Communist
Party, visits Paris.
Soulez Lariviere, Trepper's
French attorney, said the
local Trepper Committee
would organize a hunger
strike to coincide with
Gierek's visit Oct. 2-6.
Gilles Perrault, a French
writer, disclosed that he met
Trepper in East Berlin last
month where he reaffirmed
his wish to live in Israel.
Perrault said that Trepper,
who lives in Warsaw, was
invited to the East German
capital to help prepare cere-
monies honoring members of
Trepper's spy ring, the "Red
Orchestra," who were exe-
cuted by the Nazis.
Trepper was received in
East Berlin with "all the
honors of a visiting digni-
tary," Perrault said. He said
the invitation by East Ger-
man authorities originated in
Moscow where there is a de-
sire to find some solution to
the embarrassing Trepper
affair.
-Meanwhile, Trepper has
filed a libel suit against Jean
Rochet,
chief of French
counter-intelligence, who ac-
cused him publicly of col-
laborating with the Gestapo
during the war. The trial
opens here Oct. 26.
Trepper has ordered his
wife, now residing in Copen-
hagen, not to make any
plans at this time to return
to Poland. In a telephone
conversation from Warsaw,
cember next to Raleigh Trepper referred to certain
House on Telegraph, will seat ominous signs and warned
about 410 people . . dining her that "the time was not
room, coffee shop and Eng- right" for her to rejoin him.
lish pub cocktail lounge . . .
Head chef will be a former
from Wolfie's and Rascal
House in Miami Beach, says
iroban Ame,iron Cuisine
Sam Lieberman.
VINCENZO'S
SURE THERE'S A DRINK
named "Darby" ... 1 jigger
dry gin. V. jigger lime juice,
1/3 jigger grapefruit juice
and I teaspoon powdered
sugar . . Shake well and
strain into a large cocktail
glass . . . Top with a squirt
of soda and add a cherry.
COMMUNITY SCENE . . .
At a cocktail party, two
young matrons who had met
for the first time and had
liked each other at sight,
were chatting happily in a
corner . . . "See that rather
attractive man over there?"
asked one. "He was flirting
outrageously with me a little
while ago, but suddenly
seemed to lose interest in
me. I wonder why?" . . .
"Perhaps," suggested the
other, "he saw me arrive.
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be greeted by a performance
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the DANCERS OF MALI take
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