THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Octogenarian Burns in New Movie By HERBERT G. LUFT (Copyright 1978, JTA, Inc.) HOLLYWOOD — George Burns started a brand new NOT HUNGRY? DON'T COME TO OLDTIME DEL! 27701 Orchard Lake Road Near 12 Mile OPEN 24 HOURS 553-2191 VINCENZO'S Italian-American Cuisine 18211 JOHN R Bet. 6 .& 7 Mile Rds. 869-5674 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JAI( K • • • • RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 25234 GREENFIELD, N. of 10 Mile. :GREENFIELD CENTER 967-3822e MON.-SAT. • •• • DINNERS 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. • • • • BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS • MON.-FRI., 11 a.m. to 3 pm. • • LATE EVENING MENU : • • Choice Cocktails & Liquors • • • PIANO BAR • • ENTERTAINMENT • • MON. THRU SAT. • • • • • • • • • • • • • career in motion pictures at the age of 78 with his co- starring role in Neil Si- mons' "The Sunshine Boys" opposite Walter Matthau. He went on to portray the title part in the whimsical, "Oh, God!" and a delightful cameo as a singing and dancing mayor in the rock musical, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." He now comes back to us as a retired vaudevillian in "Just You and Me, Kid" in which he shares laurels with Brooke Shields, a 14- year-old kid who made her starring debut as "Pretty Baby" just a year ago. Others in the cast of the madcap comedy produced by Jerome M. Zeitman and Irving Fein (the latter for- merly producer of the Jack Benny TV show) are Lor- raine Gary, Burl Ives, Ray Bolger, Leon Ames and cap- ricious Julie Cobb, daugh- ter of the late Lee J. Cobb, _ herself earlier this year the recipient of a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle award for her performance in a re- vival of Arthur Miller's "Af- ter the Fall." Burns, whose real name is Nathan Birnbaum, rose to fame as the male half of the Burns and Allen show more than half a century ago. MEXICAN - EL SOL SUPPER CLUB 2640 W. Vernor Only 5 Minutes From Downtown Detroit 965-3544 STROLLING MARIACHI BAND NOW APPEARING FRI., SAT. & SUN. 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Kaplan Awards dinner of the Jewish Reconstruc- tionist Foundation at the Hotel Pierre. Advocating a three-point program of Jewish religious pluralism, economic justice and social equality, Klutznick stated that in the area of Jewish religion, the Jewish people, and in par- ticular Israeli society, has to accept the principle of unity in diversity to "maintain one another's integrity while promoting together a Jewish commonwealth with a distinct -aura of religios- . ity." Klutznick's second point called for a com- mitment to justice — tzedaka, which he con- siders to be "sound eco- nomic doctrine no less than moral principle." Peace for a Jewish state must include "the achievement of economic fairness and opportunity; it is a political and moral challenge of enormous proportion." Lastly, Klutznick urged Israeli society to demon- strate "that social equality is not a vain hope which lies on the doorstep of a peaceful Israel. 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