THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

ZOD's Balfour Concert Program
Combines Jewish Music, Humor

A departure from prev-
ious programming for Bal-
four Concerts of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit was
announced by Sidney Sil-
verman, ZOD president.
While the program will
continue to emphasize
music, it will be linked with
humor and interpretation of
wit as evidenced in the
Jewish experience, Silver-
man said.
The annual Balfour Con-
: cert, the major ZOD fund-
tii; ing event for projects in
- el and public affairs and
educational activities loc-

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ally, will be held Sunday,
Oct. 21, at Ford Au-
ditorium. It will feature
singer Paul Zim and
humorist Sy Kleinman.
Zim, according to a re-
cent review, "has no dif-
ficulty tackling any voice
role for he has had canto-
rial, operatic and popu-
lar training."
Zim is a graduate of the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary Cantorial College. He
studied under the late
Moshe Koussevitzky and
succeeded him as cantor at
Temple Beth El in Brooklyn
at the age of 21.
His infectious portrayal
of "revye" from "Fiddler on
the Roof' and his rendition
of "My Way" usually high-
light Zim's concerts.
Kleinman, who is primar-
ily a corporate lawyer in
New York and a professor at
Columbia University Law
School, still manages nearly

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70 performances a year and
bills himself as a "raconteur
extraordinaire."
"Jewish humor is one
of survival with even
concentration, camp
stories telling of such
graffiti on the walls as
signs reading 'no tip-
ping,' " Kleinman says.
He has always delighted
his audiences with Yiddish
humor, even reciting
Shakespeare in Yiddish.
Dr. Lester Zeff and Max
Sosin, last year's co-
chairmen, again head the
concert committee.

Artist to Address
Pioneer Women

Maxf Shaye, artist and
lecturer, will be the speaker
at the Pioneer Women,
Greater Detroit Council,.
paid-up membership tea 1
p.m. Sept. 27 at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
Shaye will speak on "Ev-
erything You Always
Wanted to Know About Art
and Were Afraid to Ask."
The talk will be illustrated
by a 40-minute slide pre-
sentation.
Paid-up members,
guests and prospective
members will be admit-
ted free. Payment of dues
will be accepted at the
door.
Mary Shuster, vice
president of membership, is
chairman of the day.
Adeline Salinger is co-vice
president. Ruth Miller is
Council president, and will
speak on membership.

Heidi's Salons will hold a
"Fashion Expression" to
benefit ALSAC and
Women's American ORT 7
p.m. Oct. 9 at the Michigan
Inn.
The program is the first of
a series to benefit area
charities. The program will
feature cocktails, dinner
and a fashion show.
Chairing the event are
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
(Heidi) Stein and Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce (Susan) David-
son.
Fashion co-ordination

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els and the dance show
were choreographed by
Mari Windsor. There will
be an auction of the mod-
eled clothing after the
show.
For information, call Mrs.
Stein, 646-3212 or 645-
9358; or Mrs. Davidson,
626-0300 or 363-7420.
There is a charge per couple.

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