44—Friday, Nov. 17, 1972
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Danny Raskin's
POST
Joel
it "59s
MOVIE
GUIDE
Americana Complex I, II, III
Greenfield Rd , N. of 9 Mile
35151414
335.3920
AMERICANA I
Diana Ross as 111111e Holiday
"THE LADY SINGS
THE BLUES"
AMERICANA II
"THE VALACHI PAPERS" (R)
The Syndicate—The way they
lived—the way they died.
AMERICANA III
"DELIVERANCE" (R)
Matinee Wed., Sat. • Sun. at
AU American,•
BIRMINGHAM L a W p
„
: .. 1 a :, :3
Barbara Streisand In
"HELLO DOLLY"
Moo. thru Thurs. 7:36. 9:45
Fri. LW only. Sat. 5:30, 1140
Sun. 6:23, 9:041
Fri. Midnight Show doors open
11:30
"MONTEREY POP"
•Sun. Matinee
Sal.
-RUDOLPH THE RED NOSE
REINDEER • THE MAGIC
XMAS TREE -
at 2:90 • 11:44
BERKLEY
12 Mile-Coolidg•
LI 24330
Peter Sellers In
"WHERE DOES IT HURT" (R)
Wk. Nights 7:01 • 1•40. Sat. •
Sun. eve. re-open 4:45 shown
7:10 • 10:45
plus Barbara Streisand In
"ON A CLEAR DAY" (G)
Wk. Night• 0:30 only Sat. • Sun.
560 • 11 - 35
Sat. • Sun. Ch Jeren•• Matinee
'THE. MAGNIFICENT XMAS
TREE" • -RUDOLPH TI1E RED
NOSE REINDEER"
• t 11:20 • 3:1110
BLOOMFIELD :rtaidsigli:4:4 4
"CARRY ON DOCTOR" (PG)
Fri. at 9:10 only
Sat. 260, 3:44, 5:30. 7:20, 9:15
Sun. 2:00, 4 . 00. 6:00, 8:00. 1040
Mon. Tues. 7:13, 9:1•
Fri., Nov. 17 SNEAK PRgi/IEW
at 7:30 only
SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW
Fri. • Sat. Nov. 17 • 16
• ONTEREY POP••
ciuwmoT W W • 11 . 00
41 110111•t
"NICHOLAS IL ALEXANDRA"
Frt. 6:00, 9:15 Sat.
• Sun.
2:011, 5:30, 11:43
Mon. • Tues. 0:04 only
Starts Wed.
"THE RAGE"
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MAI
"THE VALECIE PAPERS"
•
Mon. tbru Thur. 7:20, 9:40
Frt. 5:45, 5:00, 1040 - Sat. • Su&
1:30, 3:33, 9:40, 0:00, 16:10
Mat. Wed, at LIN —
WASHINGTON
N al
0"
Geo C. Scott • Stacey Reach
"THE NEW aNTURIANS"
also W
Beaty • Goldie Hawn
"DOLLARS"
Special children's matinee Sat.
• Sun. open 12 noon all seats 73c
FOX
22 WO
WO 1.9494
HURRY' FINAL DAYS
Never a dude like thiii one
lien• got a plan to stick it to
The Man
"SUPER FLY"
plus
"TODAY WE KILL,
TOMORROW WE LIVE
Brut•C Violent.
E very WEDNESDAY Ladies Day
le lefornsatIo•
F or S r
Cali WI) 1-7917
Late Show Friday• and Sat
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENTS
A young Southfield native
will make his debut today
as a member of the Acad-
emy of Dramatic Art's Stu-
at Oakland
dio Company
University.
LISTENING
NORMAN ALLAN believes
in starting 'em out young
... and has his and Esther's
grandson, Eric, working dur-
ing the pre-holiday season at
the huge local E. L. Rice
Young Local Actor
in Academy Classic
outlet on Wyoming .. . Eric,
8-year-old son of Paula and
Larry Allan. is beginning as
a one-day-a•weeker on Wed-
nesdays, putting tickets on
the merchandise . . . "Ile
should only be half as con-
scientious when he grows
up," says Norman, who, by
the way, is making ready for
a move to the northwest.
AMONG THE MILLION
and one things we never
knew . . that Israel Am-
bassador Abba Eban's Eng-
lish name is Aubrey Solomon
Eban.
BIRTHDAY of Rita Forbes
at 12 election night was al-
most • forgotten in the heat
of goings-on by parents
Rena and Joe Forbes . . .
but another fine birthday
present in dad's re-election.
ADD NAMES SENT in for
the 10 Best Dressed Men list
. . . Sam Geller, Henry
Baskin, Jack Citron, Eddie
Rosenberg, Ted Grant, How-
ard Danzig and Ivan Schol-
nick.
RUMOR IS that the annual
Infants Service Group dinner
dance will be switched back
to the Latin Quarter.
GLADYS BASKIN is secre-
tive about a new invention
or creation she can't talk
about yet ... Says it's some-
thing a person can't do with-
out.
EVEN THOUGH crowds
were held down because of
the weather, it was still
madsville at the election spot
where we did our duty . . .
Only two booths for all those
folks at the Pepper School
3rd Precinct in Oak Park
. . . and Helen Tatarka kept
telling the line to move
closer (guy in back of us
almost got on our shoulders).
DISA 'N DATA . .. Where
does home improvement gent
Lou Newman get all that
energy? . . . He's still going
strong when the young set
it too pooped to participate
... Reason why Ed Fellman
is walking so slowly — he
went horseback riding for
the first time last week .
"You look sweet enough to
eat," said the guy . . "I
do eat," she replied. And
here's a restaurant. Let's
go. " . . . At 12:01 recently,
Lissa Gladstone was sleeping
soundly until mother Sherre
Gladstone rang one of those
dinner bells and burst into
her room singing, "Happy
Birthday."
Balfour Event
Seats Available
The Zionist Organization
of Detroit announced that
seats are still available for
the annual Balfour Concert
to he held 8:30 p.m. Sunday
at Ford Auditorium.
Beverly Sills, Metropolitan
star, and the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra directed by
Sistun Ehrling, will he fea-
tured at this years concert.
Tickets are available from
the Zoli office in Southfield
and will be on sale on the
night of the concert at the
Ford Auditorium.
Grossman, 21, will
play Gorodoulin in the Rus-
masterpiece,
sian •comic
"The Dairy of a Scoundrel"
by Alexander Ostrovsky that
will be presented this week-
end. Nov. 30-Dec. 3 and Dec.
7 - 10 in the Studio Theater.
Varner Hatt Curtain is 8:15
nightly, 6:30 p.m. Sundays.
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel M. Grossman of Val.
ley Crest Dr., Grossman Is a
1969 graduate of Southfield
High_ School,
WORKING woman desire to share
her 2 bedrm. apt, with worn•n.
('all evenings or all day Monday,
342.1134.
information .. .
12—EXTERMINATORS
Room.
7 Mile-Evergreen area.
for working lady
Kitchen prey.
11—TO SHARE LIVING
QUARTERS
GIRL 23.28 to share 3 bedrm.
house with 2 others. 1190/mo.
Royal Oak, 576-4652 after 5 p.m. I
542-7801
ROOM FOR working girl. FTW•
Northgate. 542-5774.
NICE ROOM for working girl.
10-Greenfield. Priv. 546-5773.
NICE ROOM for gentleman. VE
84522.
831-2617
YIP
North-
SLEEPING ROOM for -gentleman.
Northwest area. Very clean
•
comfortable. Reasonable. 477-5746.
.11%. ■•■ •••• ■ •
7 MILE AREA. 532-2892.
LUXURY HIGH RISE APARTMENT
from
L.AHSER4 MILE, working lady,
kit. priv., trans., shopping, 638-
1680.
• 1 bedr.
• 2 bedr.
from $235
$270
Penthouse Suites Also Available
LG. ROOM, light kit. priv., 547-
Call weekends.
6228.
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•
NEWLY decorated room, 10 Mile-
Coolidge area after 3, 542-0954.
•
•
OAK PARK. Nice room for lady,
privileges. 541-1202.
*
*
*
NICE ROOM to rent. LI 1.5063.
LARGE ROOM, single, couple.
UN 2.7818,
NICE ROOM for rent,
person. 534-4049.
PEST CONTROL
Licensed exterminators. Single
homes, price $35. Guaranteed.
Pest-O-Matic.
DIPL MAT
VERY REASONABLE. Working
woman. Transportation. Kit. Priv.
UN 3-0344.
EMPLOYM LADY, priv.
gate. 541-4092.
Our earnings.
ERA DI CO TO 5-7900
Greenfield area. 456.1237.
man. Very reasonable rent.
RENTALS INCLUDE
Carpeting & Drapes
• Total Electric Building
a 20' Private Balconies
Individu•I Controlled Electric
• Exercise Room
Heat & Air Conditioning
Twin Sauna Spa
• Closed Circuit TV
Security to Lobby
Y•ar Round Indoor
• All utilities included
Swimming Pool
FEATURS5
* Sundeck • patio are•
Indoor parking available
Storage
* Laundry facilities on each floor
Total soundproof and fireproof masonry building.
Furnished models open 13-4 p.m.
Rental Information 557-44211
15700 PROVIDENCE DR. AT MT. VERNON (9 1/2 MI.)
working
Consolidated Management 3511-5550
GRA N D OPEN NG
"If you're one of the near-
ly 5,000,000 disabled workers
who has or will be applying
for Social Security disability
benefits, there is a way for
you to insure faster action
on your claim," advised Sam
F. Test, manager of the De-
troit-Northwest Social Secur-
ity office. "Those disabled
workers who file shortly
after they become disabled
and those who can furnish
the needed information and
proofs at the time they ap-
ply for benefits may save
several months of processing
time," Test said.
According to Test, a work-
er may qualify for Social
Security disability benefits
if he meets a work require-
ment and has a physical or
mental disability which will
prevent him from working
for at least 12 months. By
applying immediately the
claimant may be assured of
prompt action on his claim.
Wouldn't you rather say you live at
G`C Ag ~ 'C
up
ca
Phase WI
Although it is true that Social
Of Southfield
a wooded ravine •
a winding stream, quiet elegance
a place to come home to and relax
Security does not pay a dis-
abled worker for the first
five full months of his dis-
ability, the worker should
not wait five months before
applying for benefits Test
emphasized.
Test suggested that anyone
wishing to apply for benefits
telephone any Social Security
office for instruction as to
exactly what he may need
to apply for benefits. The
If you want to take justifiable pride in where you live.
it's time for you to turn up the broad, spacious driveway that leads
into Sutton Place See the secluded luxury, and tasteful elegance
that makes these apartments and townhouses the most desirable of all
Shouldn't you enjoy Oakland County's largest private
community center with its saunas, pool and resort-like patio' ) You
must be ready for the spacious rooms, kitchens with
eating space, cavernous closets and other refinements.
Across from the Plum Hollow Country Club. nestled among
rolling hills yet only moments from 1-696, Northland, Tel-12 Mall.
Our 3rd Phase-is now ready for immediate occupancy
telephone number of the De-
tent-Northwest Social Secur
ity office is 537-9310. The
office is open daily 8.30 a.m.
to 4.3(1 p m.
et
twx
All
religions,
arts and
sciences are branches of the
same tree. Albert Einstein.'
' a
hove insects.
We work hard to increase
WOMAN: Free room and bo•rd
in beautiful home In exchange
for Companionship In 10 Mile-
to stay nights with elderly wo-
Workers Social
Security Aids
OUR EARNINGS DROP
When oporments
10-D—ROOM AND BOARD
10--ROOMS FOR RENT
"Taming of the Shrew."•
- lie was accepted by the
academy at Oakland Univer-
sity and began his training
in fall 1971.
Grossman appeared in the
Jewish Center production of
"Fiddler on the Roof."
As a member of the Stu-
dio Company, Grossman will
appear in all classic plays in
the academy's Studio Thea-
ter this season. These public
appearances will culminate
his pre-professional training
at the academy, which leads
to a diploma in dramatic
arts next April.
After graduation
Gross-
man plans to audition for
major repertory companies
throughout the country.
For tickets to "The Dairy
of a Scoundrel," call the
Studio Company box office,
377-3015.
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FEMALE to share apt. 2 beds-ma . ,
2 baths. Somerset. Available Jan.
1st 6430041 mornings, evenings
after 9.
Liners and display classified ads accepted from
responsible firms or individuals by telephone
up to 2 p.m., Wednesday. For rates and
CALL 356-8400
At Wayne State Univer-
sity. he appeared in the Bon-
stelle Theater production of
11—TO SHARE LIVING
QUARTERS
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Iftro.do
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