THE DETROIT JEWISH NENSII 3
3C Friday, January 5, 1919
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"I cannot conceal from
you my most anxious desire
to see your countrymen en-
deavor once more to resume
their existence as a people."
— Colonel Henry Churchill
(to Moses Montefiore,
1840)
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Reservations Suggested:
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drinks and you Caesar." .. .
at Don Pedro's of Mexico,
Seven Mile west of
Middlebelt, "One of the new
miracle drugs is inexpen-
sive — that's the miracle."
. . . At Midtown Cafe,
downtown Birmingham,
"This nudist was so strict he
wouldn't even allow dres-
sing on his sandwich" . . . at
Beef 'n Bird, Southfield
north of 11 Mile, "I know a
guy who's really flabby. In
fact he's got so many double
chins he needs a bookmark
to find his collar." . . . at
Carter House, Eight Mile
east of Evergreen, "What do
you send to a sick florist?"
EVEN IF YOU HAVE a
reservation, doesn't mean
for stire you'll get into Os-
car's Disco on Northwestern
. . . according to a commu-
nityite who brought along
"someone they didn't ap-
prove o' . . . Another tells
the column of his experience
. . . "You can't come in." .. .
"Why?" . . . "We don't like,
the way you look" (reader
was wearing a suit and tie)
. . . Even Earl Klugh, the
jazz guitarist, dressed in a
$400 sport coat, was denied
entrance . . . A gal tells of
calling and being told, "You
have to come after 8 p.m.
and be interviewed for a
reservation."
IN 1621, any French in-
nkeeper was liable to arrest
and imprisonment if a
patron complained of a
stomach ache after eating
. . . In 17th Century Greece,
only brazen women ate in
the presence of men . . . An
unmarried woman's reputa-
tion was ruined if a young
man saw her at a dining ta-
ble.
DRUNK STOPPED A
passerby and asked the time
. . . The passerby looked at
his watch and told him . . . "I
can't figure it out," mut-
tered the drunk. "All day
long I get different an-
swers."
Jewish Film Folk Involved
in Variety of Movie Roles
By HERBERT G. LUFT
(Copyright 1979, JTA, Inc.)
HOLLYWOOD — Gina
Blumenfeldt, a young New
York film maker who inde-
pendently has produced
16mm educational films for
schools, colleges and uni-
versities, came to my office
at the studios to screen a
documentary feature which
deals with survivors of the
Holocaust in a series of in-
terviews taped by her in the
United States and in Israel.
The narrative starts with
youthful adults in Eretz Is-
rael and in retrospect tells
us their story or the story of
their parents, brothers and
sisters.
Richard Lester, the 46-
year-old Philadelphia-born
film director who guided
some pictures with Peter
Sellers and the late Zero
Mostel, and made a name
for himself with two British
Beatles films and "The
Three Musketeers," is now
in Spain where he dupli-
cates the locale of "Cuba"
for a picture set against the
final days of the Batista dic-
tatorship and the early
months of the Castro re-
gime. "Cuba" is termed a
love story and stars Sean
Connery and Arlene
Sellers. Alex Winitsky pro-
duced it for United Artists.
Judd Hirsch plays
the gypsy wild man who
tries to kill his own son
out of jealousy and is in-
stead taken apart by a
shotgun blast in the cli-
max of "King of the Gyp-
sies," which marks his
first starring screen role.
At the time he was film-
ing, Hirsch appeared
nightly on Broadway in the
Neil Simon play, "Chapter
Two," an autobiographical
story in which he actually
portrays the author himself.
Similarly, his co-star Shel-
ley Winters worked in a
New York stage production,
with both of them daily al-
ternating in the media.
Erich, Segal, whose first
vis f
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eited Val,/
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novel, "Love Story," sold
more than nine million
copies in 33 languages, with
the film version starring Ali
MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal
one of the top 10 grossing
pictures of all time, now
sees the sequel, titled "O-
liver's Story," appear on the
screen revealing the an-
guish of the young man
after the death of his wife
Jenny. The touching yarn
doesn't have the impact of
"Love Story."
Martin Landau, cur-
rently associated with Jack
Garfein's Actors and Direc-
tors Lab in Hollywood, por-
trays a key role in
American-International
Pictures', "Meteor," cur-
rently completed at MGM
studios in Culver City. The
picture deals with an orbit-
ing satellite armed with nu-
clear rockets developed to
defend the earth from any
threatening planetary
body.
Bernardi
Herschel
switches from the screen to
the local stage when he will
appear in the West Coast
premiere of Herb Gardner's
play, "The Goodbye People,"
a comedy.
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