THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

28 November 7, 1975

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Southfield Mayor Donald F. Fracassi, second from
left, is shown presenting Southfield's proclamation
making Nov. 22 "Jerusalem Symphony Day" to concert
co-chairperson Mrs. Peter Martin; Leonard Barron,
vice president of Cong. Shaarey Zedek; and concert co-
chairperson Marvin Fleischman.

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`Lies' Will Open
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"Lies My Father Told
Me," a film based on the
early life of Canadian au-
thor Ted Allan, will start
Wednesday at the Towne
Theater in Oak Park.
The film is a comedy-
drama of the most impor-
tant years in the childhood
of a six-year-old boy named
David Herman during the
1920s in Montreal.
His Russian descended
Jewish family, living in
Canada, suffers the typical
generational conflicts evi-
dent in most families. The
boy's father, a modern, ma-
terialistic man, dreams of
becoming rich by designing
"the inventions the world is
waiting for," and his grand-
father is a humble, idealis-
tic man who makes his liv-
ing by buying and selling
rags, old clothes and bottles,
and who waits for the peace
and love which will come to
the world when the Messiah
arrives.

Young David finds him-
self torn between his
father who wants him to
succeed, and his grand-
father who wants him to
love.

Starring in the film are:
Israeli actor Yossi Yadin,
brother of the famed Israel
archeologist, Yigael Yadin:
Len Birman, Marilyn Light-
stone, and introducing Jef-
frey Lynas as David.

si's "Symphony for Orches-

tra:" "Meditation of a
Drama," by Tzvee Avni,

"Baal Shem Suite" by Er-
nest Bloch, with Lidia
Mordkovich as violin soloist,
and the "Gustave Mahler
4th Symphony," featuring
Cilla Grossmeyer, soprano.
The program will be un-
der the baton of Lukas Foss.
For ticket information,
call Shaarey Zedek,
357-5544.

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By a special proclamation
of Southfield Mayor Donald
F. Fracassi, Nov. 22 has
been designated as "Jeru-
salem Symphony Day" in
Southfield.
The Jerusalem Symphony
Orchestra, will perform at
Cong. Sharrey Zedek that
day at 8:30 p.m.
The program will include
works of Salomone de Ros-

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