Friday, November 5, 1976 31
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Screen Star Rhonda Fleming Will Appear for City of Hope Men's Dinner-Dance
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Rhonda Fleming, who
will be the Hollywood
guest celebrity Nov. 14
at the Businessmen's
Group, City of Hope 64th
annual dinner dance at
the Raleigh House, is
noted for her appear-
ances in motion pictures,
television and the thea-
ter.
Barely out of high
school, she won an
Academy Award nomina-
tion in her first film, as
Ingrid Bergman's nym-
phomaniac patient in
Alfred Hitchcock's
RHONDA FLEMING
Lt. Gen. Weinstein .
"Spellbound."
to Address Parley
Miss Fleming has since
Lt. Gen. William Weins-
tein (ret) will address the
201st dinner-dance of the
Semper Fi Council of
Greater Detroit 6:30 p.m.
Nov. 13 at Livonia Roma
Hall.
There is an admission
charge, and the public is
invited. For required re-
servations, call the Coun-
cil, 846-1115.
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As every year, the
Detroit Businessmen's
Group, City of Hope
dinner-dance will again be
a black tie affair by invita-
tion only.
Also on the program
will be Sarah Rubine, in-
ternational singing star,
and Hal Gordon and his
orchestra.
Persons who have not
received invitations, are
asked to call the City of
Hope office, 894-5133 or
895-8500.
Cocktails will be served
at 5:30 p.m. with dinner at
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Cong. Beth Shalom
Men's Club will present
its annual Cabaret Night,
featuring the Four
Freshmen, 8:30 p.m. Dec.
4 in the synagogue.
The Andy Amato Band
(Formerly Oakland Health Club)
7 p.m.
Max Sosin is president
of the Detroit Busi-
nessmen's Group, City
of Hope. Morris Sukenic is
dinner-dance chairman
and Gerald L. Portney
and Andrew R. Miller,
co-chairmen.
DINNER SPECIALS
INCL.: Soup, Salad, Pot. $
or Veg., Coffee, Teo or
Sonic°
Bet4 Shalom Cabaret Night
to Feature Four Freshmen
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starred in 40 motion pic-
tures, opposite leading
luminaries such as Bing
Crosby, Burt Lancaster,
Gregory Peck, Kirk Doug-
las, Bob Hope, Charlton
Heston and Glenn Ford.
Three years ago, she
made her Broadway debut
in the new production of
Clare Booth Luce's "The
Women," and in 1975 she
was on the musical stage
as Madam Dubonnet in
"The Boy Friend."
At the Hollywood Bowl,
her one-woman concert of
Cole Porter and Irving
Berlin compositions,
backed by a 90-piece or-
chestra, opened still
another field and led to a
Las Vegas engagement
as well as a recording con-
tract, and a 10-week Ger-
shwin concert tour cul-
minating in a starring
performance on the Bell
Telephone Hour.
Television viewers
have seen her in "Mac-
Millan and Wife," "Ellery
Queen," "Police Woman,"
NBC Movies of the Week
and on the Mery Griffin
Show.
Miss Fleming is recog-
nized for her philan-
thropic work, especially
for her efforts for the City
of Hope Research Medical
Center in Duarte, Calif.
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FOUR FRESHMEN
CHOP HOUSE
will provide music for
dancing, and a dairy buf-
fet dinner will be served.
The Four Freshmen
have been singing to-
gether since the 1950s and
have entertained around
the world. They frequently
appear in Las Vegas.
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at the-
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963-8484
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a first-come first-served
basis. There is a charge.
For information, call
Howard Tapper, 541-8885,
after 6 p.m.
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INTRODUCTORY OFFER
Fund for Disease
Sets Games Party
The Michigan Chapter
of the Dysautonomia
Foundation, Inc., will
have its second annual
Millionaire's Party 7:30
p.m. Nov. 13 at Temple Is-
rael.
Proceeds from the
event will benefit the
Dysautonomia Founda-
tion, a non-profit organi-
zation supporting medi-
cal research into
dysautonomia, a Jewish
genetic disease affecting
the autonomic nervous
system, and related dis-
orders.
For ticket information,
call the foundation of-
fice, 444-4848.
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Fridays & Saturdays
You and your guest are cordially invited
to enjoy one complimentary DINNER
when a second DINNER of equal or gre-
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