Aviv Basketball Jamboree Seeks Teams
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insky, chairman emeritus of tournament to cancel out this 10 or 12 boys can join from
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the Israeli Basketball Fed- year, Glovinsky points out: different geographical areas.
eration, has requested that "We want as many visitors
"We shall be glad to ac-
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boys on an individual
tion here continue its efforts to Israel during the next few basis and then either add
in lining up basketball teams months in order to boost the them to teams already slated
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Friday, Nov. 23, 1973-31
25226 GREENFIELD RD.
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ters, day schools, temples,
synagogues and yeshivot to
compete in the second annual
Basketball Jamboree Dec.
23-Jan. 1 in Tel Aviv.
Despite efforts by the
Notable Israeli,
American Films
By HERBERT G. HUFT
(Copyright 1973, JTA, Inc.)
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Otto Preminger will film
"Rosebud," best selling
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necarrere, written in collab-
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"Rosebud" will be Premin-
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United Artists release since
"Exodus" photographed in
Israel in 1960.
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Barbra Streisand, currently
revealing her potential as
a dramatic actress in the
filmization of Arthur Laur-
ents' "The Way We Were," a
thought-provoking cavalcade
of life in these United States
during the past 30 years,
goes back to comedy with her
next picture, "For Pete's
Sake," in which Michael Sar-
razin appears opposite her on
the screen. Molly Picon has
been signed for a featured
role in the Stanley Shapiro
yarn to be directed by Peter
Yates.
who have tragically and un-
fortunately been orphaned by
the recent war."
"We in sports feel that the
Basketball Jamboree which
was instituted la st year
should continue as planned
for the latter part of this
year and sincerely hope that
the U. S. in conjunction with
Canada and West Germany
will send several teams to
participate in the tourna-
ment," Glovinsky said.
Haskell Cohen of Brook.
lyn, president of the Charles
Ornstein Foundation, w i 11
line up community centers
and other Jewish youth bas-
ketball teams in the U. S.
and Canada. He said that
two or three centers from ad-
joining communities might
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home games at Detroit's
Cobo Arena.
The fund-raising program
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Melvin Frank is producing
and directing Warner's film-
ization of Neil Simon's "The
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class man who cannot cope Free Basketballs
with life when hit by the dual
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wife.
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"Sabra Patrol" is the title ticket in the lower arena for
of a picture in its entirety the Detroit Pistons game
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David Janssen portraying an Dec. 16 at Cobo Arena.
American intelligence officer
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Negev desert to retrieve a Hudson stores, all Sears
stray A bomb. We saw the stores and Grinnell's down-
rough cut of the all-too-timely town.
adventure yarn here recently.
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month by the Ely Landau or-
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ater-of-the-absurd" to the
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