Friday, September 24, 1916 45

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

The Best of Everything

(Continued from.Page 42)

MENT set up is Ron Bal-
lenger's entrance into
show biz big time ... One
night stand for Four Lads
is Oct. 4 at his Ballenger
House, Main and 12 Mile

VINCENZO'S

Italian-American Cuisine

18211 JOHN R

Bet. 6 & 7 Mile Rds.

869-5674

TRAYS

$2.75 per pers.

ED'S MINI DELI
543-6073

HAPPY
NEW YEAR

SUNDAY
BRUNCH

All-YOU-CAN-EAT
11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
"One Of The Finest"

Blintzes — Bagels —
Scrambled Eggs —
Fresh Melon — Salad
Bar — Rum Raisin
Roll — Creamed
Chicken — Fruit
Jello Molds —
Orange Glazed
French Toast —
Swiss Cheese
Croquettes —
Parfaits — Tarts —
Cheese Cake —
Puddings — Cakes
Lox Available

Most of these ,
delicious items and
more appear each
week. Many say our
brunch is "the finest
in the area." We
know you will be
delighted to discover
this new and
beautiful Sunday
Brunch.

adults
$ 4 25

25
$2

12 &
under

STOUFFER'S
NORTHLAND
RESTAURANT

5 69-42 62

We Offer Group 8
"Golden Ager Discounts"

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. . . Advance tickets of Hopkins Airport in Cleve-
$17.50 include prime rib land.
dinner, champagne,
CARL BERNSTEIN,
cover, tax and tip . . . for one of the two
dinner at 7 and show at 8 Washington Post repor-
. . . Cocktail perfor- ters who broke open the
mance at 11 is $10 includ- Watergate scandal, will
ing two drinks, cover, tax be at Town Hall, this
and tip.
Wednesday at 11 a.m. at
NOW DURING cocktail the Fisher Theater.
hour (4:30 to 7:30) at
MAIL DEPT . . . "We
Roman Terrace, Orchard seem to have something
Lake at 12 Mile, is in common. We are both
Charles Boles at the intrigued by the Boesky
keyboard, Monday story. I haven't seen Sam
through Friday . . . Also Boesky in many years
piano and flute stylings of and I am always sur-
the Kathy Landis Trio, prised at the accuracy of
Tuesday through Satur- the detail in your anec-
dotes. However, you seem
day 9 to 2 a.m.
A. NEW AREA quartet to have passed over one
called Daybreak is at epic and this one I am
Hurley's in the North- sure Sam does not look
field Hilton, Crooks at back on with kindly nos-
1-75 in Troy, through Oct. talgia.
2 . . . Mondays through
I refer to the Boesky
Saturdays ... with tunes Griswold St. restaurant. I
from current top 40 am having some trouble
charts to easy listening or in pinpointing the year
country western.
•but believe it was in the
IN late 20's or early 30's. This
WHILE
MONTREAL, Nate Recli- was a large and beautiful
ter told the waitress he place—occupying the
liked the skins of potatoes basement of the Cunnin-
. .. soe she brought him gham Drugstore, on
three skins.
Griswold near State
OPENED ALMOST 12 Street. Finished in the
years ago, The Red decor of the day, walls
Cedars on Telegraph at
Nine Mile, always had a Soloists Perform
pleasant atmosphere and With Symphony
good food . . . But in Oc-
Detroit Symphony Or-
tober of 1974, Ray Bresler
and Jack Freed, formerly chestra Music Director
of The Apartment Aldo Ceccato will direct
Lounge on W. McNichols, the orchestra and two
took over and things re- world-renowned vocal
ally started to happen ... soloists in the first De-
In just two years, Ray troit performances of the
and Jack have made the late Soviet composer
Red Cedars a place to be. Dmitri Shostakovidh's
Some months ago, they Symphony No. 14 at Ford
began to feature two spe- Auditorium Thursday,
cial dinners . .. a 12 oz. Oct. 1 and 2.
Soprano Phyllis Curtin
New York steak at $5.95
and broiled red snapper and bass-baritone Simon
at $4.95 . . . These are Estes will be the soloists
complete dinners, served in the symphony.
The performances on
with soup, salad, hot gar-
lic bread, baked potato or Thursday and Oct. 2 will
vegetable, fresh baked be in the evening at 8:30.
dinner bread and coffee .. The Oct. 1 concert will be
. quite a value ... But not the first of this season's
to be forgotten is their 10 NBD Coffee Concerts,
regular menu which in- beginning at 9:30 a.m. For
cludes a host of delicious information, call the Ford
appetizers . . . and more Auditorium, 961-0700.
than .40 entrees.
A LITTLE "Touch of
Vegas" is at the Playboy
Club on James
The Women's Associa-
Couzens . . . full scale tion for the Detroit Sym-
production with lavish phony Orchestra will
costumes and featured sponsor a fashion show to
entertainment all in a benefit the orchestra 5:30
Las Vegas style review.
p.m. Oct. 17 in the Some-
BAGELSTEINS
is rset Mall.
World-renowned de-
name of business opened
in Dallas, Texas, by signer Bill Blass will be
former Detroiters Susan commentator for the
and Larry Goldstein .. . show. Cocktails and din-
It's a bagel-deli and tray ner will be served. There
catering operation . . . is a charge. For reserva-
Larry learning the bagel tions, call the women's
baking art in Toledo after association, 675-3125.
his deli days here . . . Oakland U. shows
Susan is the daughter of
Marion and Marvin Ful- International Film
ler, and Larry son of Herb
Oakland University's
and Adele Goldstein.
area studies department
MARK MANHOFF re- will show the interna-
commends cottage cheese tional award-winning
with Thousand Island film, "A Cat, Two Women
dressing on it.
and One Man," noon
STEVE ROBBINS is Wednesday at the Oak-
the new food and bever- land Center.
The film is being shown
age manager at
as part of the depart-
Sheraton-Southfield
Hotel . . . Jim Gallagher, ment's international film
former f & b boss, was festival. Admission is
promoted to resident free. For information, call
manager
at
the the area studies office,
Sheraton-Hopkins at 1-377-2076.

Fashion Show
Aids Orchestra

and furniture were all of
blonde wood. It was with-
out a doubt downtown
Detroit's most beautiful
cafeteria.
"The brothers worked
as hard for this place and
in it as they did in any of
their projects, but it
seemed doomed and fi-
nally proved to be. At
noon, people were lined
up outside and down the
stairs day after day. For
some peculiar reason, the
brothers decided to give a
"special" and I doubt that
anyone could explain how
this would work.
They gave a large bowl
of chicken noodle soup and
a full size corned beef
sandwich, with a piece of
pie or French pastry for 35
cents. Not only that, but
about every 20th customer
would get a cash register
receipt with a red star on
it, -Which meant that the
following day he could
have the same lunch
FREE.
"What was responsible
for the eventual closing of
the place, I have no way of
knowing. The initial cost
of the furnishings must
have been exorbitant. It
was taken over by Green-
field's.
"P.S. At 76 and health
none too good, I still enjoy
your articles and clip
them out for my sister-
in-law in Los Angeles,
Marian Zisman, origi-
nally a 12th-Pingree
She complains because
she does not recognize as
many names as she once
did in your column. At 76 I
know what she means!"

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DAILY DINNER SPECIALS THRU SEPT. 30

MONDAY & TUESDAY:
RIB DINNER only $3.99
WEDNESDAY:
PIZZA AND BEER 1/2 PRICE
THURSDAY:
BAR-B-QUED CHICKEN or
FISH & CHIPS only $2.99

10 p.m.-closing
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• Admission 54 50

• Cocktail service available before
show & during intermission

• In The-Round seating

• Fridays & Saturdays —t3 15

• Please specify Cafe Theatre when
phoning in reservations

• Valet Parking

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