26-Friday, May 25, 1973

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It's a once in a
Lifetime experience.
Make it memorable
with an evening at

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

All-Star Wrestling at Olympia Stadium

"The World's Most Dan-
gerous Wrestler," Dick the
Bruiser, will team up with
"The World's Strongest
Wrestler," Bruno Sammar-
tino, as they challenge the
current World Wrestling As-

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The truly outstanding
haute cuisine experience.

ADAM S
RIB

For information and
Reservations, call
965-0200

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FOR PARTIES

544-1240

TWO WASHINGTON BOULEVARD DETROIT

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Israel Manufacturers
to Honor Henry Ford

PIZZERIA
RESTAURANT

• CARRY OUT • DELIVERY

Henry Ford will be guest
of honor at a banquet spon-
sored by the Manufacturers
Association of Israel during
the 'annual Economic Con-
ference in Jerusalem open-
ing Sunday.
New industrial enterprises
will be opened and invest-
ment opportunities detailed.
Baron Edmund de Roths-
child and film producer Otto
Preminger will be among
the 1,200 guests at the con-
ference.

• DINING ROOM

* Piz.= . * Sur B Q Ribs
* Spaghetti * Chicken
* Shrimp
* Ravioli
* Lasagna * Sea Food Plattir
[ *Ma IRON. I THURS. 4 to 12 Mit
FRI.1L SAT. 3:34-2 e.•. SUN. 3-12 Ali4.

4033 W. 12 MILE

548-3650

Just E. of Greenfield

Berkley

DAVE'S
Delicatessen

sociation's Tag Team Cham-
pions, Baron Von Raschke
and Big Ernie Ladd in the
feature bout on Olympia's
All Star WreStling card slat-
ed for 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
Six other matches, includ-
ing a girls' bout, will com-
plete the card. Tickets are
available at Olympia, Hud-
son's and Sears. Children 14
years old and under will be
admitted for half price.

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OPEN
7 Days A Week

Sun. - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m. - 11 p.m.

OPEN MEMORIAL DAY

TRAY CATERING

3258 Orchard Lake Rd. in Orchard Lake

Between Commerce and Cass in A&P Center

681-3537

MOVIE
GUIDE

Ethnic Festivals
to Begin Tonight

The Ethnic Festival site
behind Cobo Hall will re-
awaken with the sounds of
Greek bouzouki music today
through Monday at the river-
front.
The success of the annual
Greek festival in Greektown
helped convince city leaders
three years ago to create an
expanded series encompass-
ing many ethnic groups.
In the booths for sale this
weekend will be Greek foods,
paintings, jewelry, linens
and other imports will be on
sale. Demonstrations will be
given in the making of pas-
try, shish kabob and hand-
sewn pieces.
The festival officially will
open at 6:15 p.m. today with
the crowning of a Greek
Festival queen and Greek
dancers. The remainder of
the Friday program will be
professional entertainers. The
festival is open to the public
from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. today
and noon to 11 p.m. Saturday,
Sunday and Monday.

Farmington Cinemas
Offer Family Prices

The Farmington 4 Cinemas
at Grand River and 1-96 are
offering special family prices
through June 8.
A coupon and one paid eve-
NEIGHBORHOOD
ning admission will admit
Americana Complex I, II, III two on Sundays, Mondays,
Greenfield Rd., N. of 9 Mile
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
358-3920
358-1414
Thursdays. (See coupon this
page). The theaters also
Wed. MATINEES ALL
THEATERS-1 Show only
offer a special twi-light hour
at 1:00-$1
when all seats are 90 cents.
Ticket prices are evenings,
AMERICANA I
$1.75; students, $1.25; and
Exclusive Showing!
children, 75 cents. Free
"THE DAY OF THE JACKAL" parking is available.
Current features at the
AMERICANA II
cinemas are "Soldier Blue,"
ALEC GUINNESS in
"HITLER-THE LAST 10 DAYS" at the Cinema One; "Jere-
miah Johnson," at the Cin-
ema Two; "The Life and
AMERICANA III
The One & Only Julie Andrews in Times of Judge Roy Bean,"
Cinema Three; and "Sound-
"SOUND OF MUSIC" (G)
er," Cinema Four.

FREE

Your ticket to Americas
most Iuxurioue entertain-
ment center.

FARMINGTON 4 CINEMAS

38215 W. 10 MILE RD.
at Grand River and 1-96

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THE FAMILY THEATRES WITH FAMILY PRICES

This Coupon and one paid evening admission will
I , admit
2 - Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays

I and Thursdays. Expires June 8, 1973.

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- DIRECTIONS: -

West

on 7, 8 or 9 Mile Rds. to Grand River turn right and continue
Next to Holiday Inn
Past downtown Farmington to FARMINGTON 4 -

NOW SHOWING

#1-Candice Bergen-Donald Pleasance in "Soldier Blue" - A staggering
powerful magnificent film. -New York Times
#2-Jeremiah Johnson"
#3-Paul Newman and Robert Redford in "Life and times of Judge Roy
Bean."
#4-"Sounder" 3rd. big week.

Watch News And Free Press For Twi-Lite Time Schedule

TWI-LIGHT HOUR
EVENINGS
STUDENTS
CHILDREN
500 FREE PARKING SPACES

TWI-LIGHT HOUR

5.90
$1.75
$1.25
5.75

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SEATS

AS NEVER BEFORL SEEN ON THE SCREEN

SAM LANG and J. ARTHUR ELLIOT present
A DEMETRIOU PRODUCTION OF A PIERRE JOURDAN FILM

Mani
CV f OflteyIl

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"I Am A
Dancer

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An EMI FILM

Released throughNrCINEVISION FILMS, LTD.
COLOR by Movielab

NOW

For group arrangement ,

Phone Ruth Davis

Greenfield

N.

of 1 OA Mi.

398.6600

557-4420

12 Mlle-Coolidge
LI 2-0330
Walter Matthau & Carol Burnett

"PETE & TILLIE" (PG)

"JOE KIDD"

BIRMINGHAM La W aellw l a 4r153

Clint Eastwood in

"HIGH PLAINES DRIFTER' (R)

Week Days Open 7:00
Shown 7:30 & 9:35
Saturday Open 3:00
Shown 3:40, 5:50, 8:00, 10:10
Sunday and Memorial Day
Open 2:00
Shown 2:40, 4:55, 7:10, 9:25
Andre DeLaverea's Travelogue
"21 Days in Europe"-June 5th
WED. MATINEE at 1 - $1

OLYMPIA STADIUM

SATURDAY-MAY 26-8:30 P.M.

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And

VS '

BRUNO SAMMARTINO -

(MU heavyweight champ)

"PAT GARRETT &

BILLY THE KID" (R)

SAT., SUN. & MEMORIAL DAY
at 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:05, 10:10
ALL OTHPR DAYS 7:15 & 9:20
WED. MATINEE at 1 - $1

And

ERNIE LADD

(World Champions)

SECOND MAIN EVENT
PRETTY BOY BOBBY HEENAN vs BULL BULLINSKI

SAILOR ART THOMAS vs BLACK JACK LANZA

Girls match plus other exciting bouts

SPECIAL BONUS: Children (14 years old and under) HALF PRICE
Tickets are priced at $5,
S4 and $3 and can
be
purchased
at
the
Olympia Box Office and al! J. L. Hudson's & Sears Stores. Watch Cham-
pionship
Wrestling
every .Friday
following
the
late
movie
and
,very
Saturday 5 p.m. Ch. 9 I CKLW). Fenced. lighted and
attended
parking
for 2,500 cars adjacent to Olympia.

2 bks. S. 15 MI.

8
W'vrard MI 4-600e
James Coburn and All Star Cast

MAIN EVENT
W.W.A. Tag Team Championship Match
DICK THE BRUISER
BARON VON RASChKE

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Wk. Nights & Sat. Eve. 8:50 Only
Sunday 1:50, 5:15, 8:40
SAT. MATINEE PUFF N' STUFF
PLUS COLOR KARTOON
Open 1:00 -- Over 3:00

99 Warren at Miller
-5040

"THE LEGEND OF BOGGY
CREEK" (G)

A TRUE STORY
FRIDAY 6:20, 8:00, 10:00
SAT., SUN. and MEMORIAL DAY
2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:30, 10:15
All Other Days 2 Shows 7:30, 9:30
WED. MATINEE AT 1 - Si

Rd. 427-0400
MAI KAI Plymouth
at Farmington Road

Alec Guinness in

"HITLER-THE LAST 10 DAYS"

SAT. SUN. and MEMORIAL DAY
2:10, 4:05, 6:05, 8:00, 9:55
FRIDAY 6:20, 8:10, 10:00
Week Nights 7:25, 9:35
Wed. Matinee-1 Show at 1-$1

Fredzinnemann's Him of

THE
DAY
or
TEE
JAMUL
A John WOON Producion

17=5,

EDWARD FOX is "The Jackal" • ALAN BADEL • TONY BRITTON • CYRIL CUSACK
MICHEL LONSDALE • ERIC PORTER • DELPHINE SEYRIG • Music by GEORGES DELERUE

Screenplay by KENNETH ROSS • From the best-selling Book by FREDERICK FORSYTH
Directed by FRED ZINNEMANN • Produced by JOHN WOOLF
Made by WARWICK FILM Productions and UNIVERSAL Productions France S A. • A UNIVERSAL RELEASE

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Wk. nights & Sat. Eve. Open 6:45
Shown at 7:00, 10:20
Sunday Open 1:30
Shown 3:15, 6:45, 10:10
plus Clint Eastwood in

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