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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Most Chinese restaurants
offer only one style of cooking.
We specialize in three.
(Goldwyn Studios Dedicate
Two New Sound Stages
Mandarin.CantoneseSzechuen
New York Style Chinese,
BUFFET
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TUES. AND THURS. 5-9 PM
ALL YOU CAN EAT
It
'5.80
Three Happy Hours:
Cocktails served for
HALF-PRICE on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday
from 4-7 pm
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VATues. & Thurs.11 am-10 pm
Fri. & Sat. 11 am-midnight
Sunday — noon to 10 pm
Luncheon — 11 am-3 pm
Closed Mondays.
We Love
Taking Good
Care of Your at
The One
And Only
JUatty PffeR
gaffetty (Pestauttaftt
29515 SOUTHFIELD ROAD
AT 12 1/2 MILE
Across From The Sears-Southfield Plaza
• Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
By HERBERT G. LUFT
Inc.)
(Copyright 1975,
Samuel Goldwyn Studios
hosted several hundred mo-
tion picture personalities
for the inauguration of the
two adjoining new sound
stages covering some 14,000
square feet and built from
the ground up at the site of
the burned-down buildings.
Two more stages will go
under construction later
this year to make up for the
total loss on space suffered
during the fire of May 1974.
The new facilities represent
the most advanced produc-
tion center; with recording
studios, computerized, auto-
mated - dialogue dubbing
rooms, sound effect mixing
and screening theater.
Norman Jewison, produ-
cer-director of "Fiddler on
the Roof," now headquart-
ering in London, was in
town for a press conference
before the official opening
of "Rollerball," a picture he
recently completed for
United Artists in Europe.
"Rollerball" appraises
the world of tomorrow,
when wars and militant
nationalism are elimi-
nated by a central govern-
ment with everyone under
the control of an ice-cold
conglomerate divided into
sections for energy, hous-
ing, food, transport and
communications.
Kirk Douglas renders a
humanly-warm, powerful
performance in the new
Paramount picture, "Once
Is Not Enough," from the
pen of the late Jacqueline
7:30 a.m. thru 11 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
Saturday 'til 1 a.m.
Sunday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Susann, one of the most pro-
lific and certainly successful
novelists of our time.
It is the electrifying char-
acterization of Douglas that
propels a rather ordinary
soap-opera towards its
tragic climax. Deborah Raf-
fin is well cast as the
20-year-old daughter, but
the other principals in the
drama are not much to our
liking. Julius J. Epstein, the
surviving of the famed Ep-
stein twins, wrote the
screenplay.
Douglas made another
film for Paramount this
year, "-Posse," produced and
directed by the star himself,
a story of corruption in a
small community of the
past, but not a Western in
spite of the environment.
Eddie Fisher made a
sensational comeback on
the night club stage of the
Riviera Hotel in Las Ve-
gas, where he proved that
his voice has lost none of
the luster during his all-
too-long absence.
Gerd Oswald, son of vet-
eran European producer
Richard Oswald, himself a
Hollywood film director for
20 years, has been signed by
Luggi Waldleitner to guide
an English-language version
of "To the Bitter End" by
Austrian novelist Johannes
Mario Simmel, with loca-
tions in Vienna, and Malibu,
Calif.
Scali Takes Job
As Correspondent
For An Exciting Party
Or Affair You Or Your Guests
Won't Forget .. .
Call Our Mary Ellen At
NEW YORK — John
Scali, former chief United
States delegate to the
United Nations will return
to the American Broadcast-
ing Company as a Washing-
ton correspondent.
Scali was a diploma‘tic
correspondent for the net-
work before entering gov-
ernment.
424-8780
,r( Tell it like it is .. .
TRIO at Franklin Restau•ini
is Healthy...
We opened this past January in the midst of an economic downturn. Almost every local
business has been adversely affected, the automotive giants and their supplying firms have
cut budgets, trimmed entertainment allowances and pulled in their belts.
In spite of the obvious difficulties that result from opening an operation as large as the Trio,
in a recession year, we've overcome the initial birth pains. Our food and service have
attained a level of consistant high quality. Your response, though less than we would have
expected in "boom" times, has clearly showed your approval.
In spite of
We served 100,000 meals in our first 6 months and the volume is growing weekly.
this success and continued growth, we are aware of an often stated rumor. Let's put it to
rest forever! The Trio is not going bankrupt. It has not been all roses but we — like many of
you — have lived through other difficult periods and prospered.
Thank you for your continuous patronage.
We'll be here to serve tonight — tomorrow — next year and you can make your
1976/77/78/79 New Year's Eve reservations at the Trio. The Meyersons will be there to
serve you ... Just as they have been serving Detroiters for over 50 years.
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