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New Year's Eve
The Hilberry Theatre will
reopen Jan. 7. First per-
formance of the new year
will be a 2:30 matinee of
Steinbeck's "Of Mice and
Men," followed by a matinee
and an 8:30 p.m. perform-
ance of Arthur Miller's
"Death of a Salesman" on
Jan. 8. The week-end sched-
ule includes Shaw's "The
Devil's Disciple" on Jan. 9
and Feydeau's "The Lady
from Maxim's" on Jan. 10,
both at 8:30 p.m.
Complete schedule and
ticket information is avail-
a}'ln from the Hilberry box
No. Cover or Minimum
Reservations are Suggested
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Lately the Holy Land has
been exporting to New York
a very unholy item: Israeli
prostitutes.
No one knows for sure
how many of them are pres-
ently working in New York,
but it is estimated that
there are "more than a few"
Israeli women here who
make their living from the
"oldest profession in the
world."
An American Jewish
businessman said that Is-
raeli call girls can be
found in the bars of the big
hotels in midtown Man-
hattan.
Antique Show Due
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Dinner, Mon.-Fri., 5 p.m.-11 p.m.
Dinner, Saturday, 5:30 p.m.-12 Mid.
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Pontiac Mall Shopping
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show Jan. 2-11. Items to be
featured include Early
American antiques, furni-
ture, brie-a-brac and classes
on decorating with an-
tiques, refinishing old furni-,
ture and chair caning.
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"Inherit the Wind," Jer-
ome Lawrence and Robert
E. Lee's drama based on the
1925 Scopes "monkey trial,"
opens Jan. 23 at the Bons-
telle Theatre for a two
week-end run. Perform-
ances will be held 8:30 p.m.
Jan. 23-24 and 30-31, and
2:30 p.m. Jan. 25 and Feb. 1.
Tickets are on sale at'the
Wayne State University
theater box office; Cass and
Hancock, and Hudson's. For
-information, call the WSU
box office, 577-2960.
Israeli Prostitutes Invade NY
Israeli men said that they
were approached by He-
brew-speaking prostitutes
in the Times Square area,
the redlight district of Man-
hattan.
Regular Menu Prices
Will Be In Effect.
December 26, 1975 25.
Hilberry, Bonstelle Set Play Schedule
NEWYORK — The five
centers of the Arab Infor-
mation Center in the United
States operate on a total
budget of $500,000, it was
revealed by Dr. Haten Hus-
seini of the center's Wash-
ington office.
According to the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee, Dr.,
Husseini asked Arab-Amer-
ican organizations to aug-
ment this low budget by vol-
unteer work with schools,
churches and civic clubs.
The centers also exist in
San Francisco, New York
City, Chicago and Dallas.
They make AIC publica-
tions, "Arab Report" and
"Palestine Digest", available
without charge to anyone
who calls, but sells subscrip-
tions to public and school
libraries and to social-stud-
ies teachers. The centers
also provide speakers, films
and materials.
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"They are very secretive
about their true identity,"
he told the JTA. The reason,
he said, is that the women
fear they will be located by
the immigration authorities
since they are staying,ille-
gally in the United States.
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A spokesman at the Is-
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York, who was asked if the
consulate is aware that Is-
raeli women are working as
prostitutes here, said with
surprise: "No. Not at all."
Symphony Plans
Make-Up Concerts
The Detroit Symphony
Orchestra has announced a
series of make-up concerts
to be presented in Ford
Auditorium between Febru-
ary and May to serve as re-
placements for those post-
poned during the work
strike.
Six conductors and five
pianists will be featured at
the newly-scheduled con-
certs.
The conductors include
DSO Music Director Aldo
Ceccato, DSO Conductor-in
Residence Paul Freeman;
DSO Principal Pops Con-
ductor Richard Hayman,
and guest conductors Theo
Alcantara, Alexander Gib-
son, and Max Rudolf mak-
ing his DSO debut.
The pianists are Grant Jo-
hannesen, Natalie Hin-
deras, Horacio Gutierrez,
Etsuko Tazaki, and Leonard
Pennario. For information,
call the DSO office,
961-0700.
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