28 Friday, January 19, 1919
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1111111111•11IF.,
A FOURTH RESTAU-
RANT has opened in the
Farrell Plaza, Southfield
and 12 1/2 Mile . . . Candy's
seating 80 strictly for food
. . . now open for lunches,
dinners and after-hours din-
ing, includina those late
breakfasts folks
6 look for fol-
lowing an evening at the
theater, nitery or whatever.
(The other three are Far-
rell's, Imperial Chop Suey
and Restaurant Duglass.)
Candy's has no booze, but
it does have a piano bar
where, on Friday and
Saturday evenings after 2
a.m., Louie Marr and his
gypsy quartet play and sing
a lot of music.
Its menu includes ev-
erything from sand-
wiches to ribs to N.Y. sir-
loin among a host of other
items ... A prime spe-
cialty is Candy's Italian
Beef Sandwich on
French bread, of which it
is Michigan originator . . .
Everything on the menu
is also available for
carry-out at anytime.
Remember when folks
used to say after hours,
"Like to go to Checker
Bar-B-Q on Livernois?" or
"To Darbys on Seven Mile
Rd.?"
The next saying might
very well be, "Meet you at
Candy's."
SAM PANZICA, owner
of Shakespeare's Inn, Tele-
graph and Plymouth, will
open another spot around
Feb. 15 . . . It'll be a 190-seat
restaurant with fresh oyster
bar called The Plymouth
Landing . . . on the old
Daisy Air Rifle b.b. gun site
at Main St. in Plymouth.
ROSE LIEBERMAN IS
a "very expensive woman"
. . . injected with gold for her
arthritic condition . . . Liq-
uid gold puts her arthritis in
a remissive state.
This is the exuberant
gal who is opening Rosebud
Disco in the American
Motors Bldg. on Franklin
off Northwestern.
After two years in the
planning stage, Rosebud
becomes a reality around
springtime of this year .. .
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SULTAN'S TABLE
25060 SOUTHFIELD, N.E. CORNER 10 MILE 551-5035
HAS AN ALL-NEW DINING LOOK
Your Hosts: Pete Jonna & Hank Benatti
and Chef Sam Fenton Present
AMERICAN-CONTINENTAL CUISINE
MON. & TUES. SPECIALS
Include: Choice of Spaghetti,
Steamed Veg., Dinner Salad,
Hot Bread & Whipped Butter
• FILET MIGNON • FISH ALA ROMANO
• PRIME RIB • BOSTON SCROD
• SEAFOOD PLATTER • STEAK ALA MARTIN
• EGGPLANT BENA • BEEF SHISH KABOB
$575
HAPPY HOUR
2 FOR 1 COCKTAILS
• Appetizers •
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS
11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
DINNERS 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.
No Reservations Required
AFTER THEATER MENU
PIANO & VOCAL STYLINGS BY
VI CAMPBELL
IN OUR SULTAN'S DEN
After theater menu available
seating 250 with standing
capacity for 100 more.
It will be something
never seen before in
these parts ... Rose has
spent a lot of time learn-
ing the disco scene and
wants something better
than anyone else ... Her
lighting ($200,000 worth)
will be altogether new in
Detroit . . . and not seen in
too many places outside
of New York.
Seeing it in its embryonic
stage and visualizing the
finished product is exciting
. . . as is the effervescent
personality of Rose Lieber-
man, who doesn't seem like
the type of person who will
allow anything but big suc-
cess as an agenda to her life.
American Motors has al-
ways been a class operation
. . . and there is no reason
whatsoever to believe that
Rosebud will be anything
else but . . . Restrictions
though won't be idiotic —
people can dress comforta-
bly and price to get in will
not be out of line . . . prob-
ably $3 on weekdays and $5
on weekends.
There'll be no sign saying
Rosebud either inside or
outside . . . Both places,
however, will have huge
neon pictures of a beautiful
rosebud . . . most elegant
indeed.
The -many hundreds of
employees at American
Motors Bldg. are thrilled al-
ready at Rosebud's antici-
pated opening . . . its after
working hours cocktail
time, dance lessons . . . ex-
travagant lighting and all
around elegant happy time.
WOLVERINE JAZZ
BAND with Dixiebelle on
vocals will be upstairs at
Belanger House, Main and
12 Mile, Jan. 21 at 3 p.m. . . .
sponsored with Detroit Hot
Jazz Society . . . In addition,
there will be a buffet avail-
able at $5.95.
Chet Bogan's Wolverines
play New Orleans-style jazz
with tuba and banjo rhythm
section . . . Every Tuesday
evening the group is at Lido
On The Lake, E. Jefferson,
north of Nine Mile in Grosse
Pointe.
THE DOORS ARE
SHUT and phone discon-
nected at Pedro's of Mexico,
former Cordoba, W. Eight
Mile, west of Middlebelt .. .
no word or warning given to
anyone on the outside.
PROBABLY ONE OF
THE sweetest smiles on a
waitress belongs to Janine
Walton at Excalibur,
Northwestern and 12 Mile.
Janine waited on our
party recently, and most ef-
ficient and courteous, too, I
might add . . . A very sweet
personality — the kind that
automatically seems to
make the food and your visit
so much better.
Ever had black bean soup
with sherry wine at Ex-
calibur? . . . I'd have to rate
it among the best . . . full-
bodied and tastefully
choice.
Many say having a filet
mignon is no criteria for
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Play to Benefit
New Horizons
Folk Dancing
in Southfield
"Blithe Spirit" by Noel
Coward will be presented
8:30 p.m. Jan. 31 at the
Meadow Brook Theatre to
benefit the New. Horizons of
Oakland County, Inc. *A
pre-performance reception
will begin at 7:45.
Israeli and international
folk dancing is held 7 p.m.
Tuesdays in the House B
cafeteria at Southfield High
School.
There is a charge, and be-
ginners are welcome. For
information, call Sunny
Segal, 967-3129.
Tickets are available by
calling New Horizons, 338-
6176.
Some 150,000 Arabs vis-
ited Israel last year.
LIKE A VINTAGE WINE.
For the connoisseur whose love of great wines is
second only to his love of exquisite food, we
present Chateaubriand. For the times when you
want to dine on something special, we offer a
center cut of beef tenderloin, amid a
bouquetiere of vegetables, Sauce Bearnaise.
Served for two. Like a-vintage wine,
ehateaubriand is at its best when shared.
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