THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

30 November 7, 1975

THE SUSSEX 11101INIE

Come Join Us In Our
2nd Anniversar Celebration

Panov Ballet Concert Nears

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DINNERS

Valery and Galina Panov, former members of the Len-
ingrad Kirov Ballet who won a long battle against the Soviet
Union to emigrate, will appear 8:30 p.m. Nov. 25 and 26 at
Masonic Auditorium. While in Detroit, a stop on their
United States and Canada tour, the Panovs will perform
two duets written by Panov: "The Lady and the Hooligan,"
to music by Shostakovich, and "Albinoni Adagio," seen only
on Nov. 25. The couple also will perform excerpts from sev-
eral romantic ballets by August Bournonville and contem-
porary ballets. Tickets are on sale at Masonic Auditorium.

Concert Is Due
at OP Library

A program of violin and
piano music will be pre-
sented 9 p.m. Wednesday at
the Oak Park Library. Fe-
dora Horowitz, concert
pianist, and Emily Austin,
violinist with the Detroit
Symphony, will perform.
The program includes
Largo Cantabile for violin
and piano, by Veracini, Son-
ata Op. 94 in D Major for
violin and piano by Proko-
fieff, and Pictures at an
Exhibition by Moussorgsky.
The concert is sponsored
by the Friends of the Oak
Park Library. The public is
invited, and there is no
charge.

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DUE TO
ACCIDENT

Antique Show Due
at New Roma Hall

Stouffer's has played h t to guests like you
for fifty years now. when we throw a
party, we really know h w to make it perfect.
And that makes thin a lot easier for you.
And, a lot more fun. Whether you're having a
breakfast meeting or a birthday. For a
group of 20 or a gang of 300. We'll give you
and facilities.
the best in service, f
So be a guest at your ext party. Call our
party girl, Ms. Nand Day, at 356-0652.

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from $3.75

LUNCHEONS

Schaupeter Promotions
will hold its first antique
and collectables show Sat-
urday and Sunday at the
new Roma Hall in Bloom-
field Hills.
Items to be displayed in-
clude plants, miniatures,
furnitures, jewelry, china,
primatives, dolls, prints,
antique toys and post cards.
Hours are 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
Saturday, and 10 a.m.-6
p.m. Sunday. There is a
nominal charge, and chil-
dren under 12 will be admit-
ted free.

Stained Glass
Exhibit Slated

Habatat Galleries, 1820
Telegraph, Dearborn, will
have a display of stained
glass and slide programs on
"Stained Glass as a Modern
Art Form" beginning Satur-
day.
Among the artists who
will exhibit their work are
Vera Sattler, Richard
Marks and Chuck Wright.
For information, call the
galleries, 274-1220.

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