40 Friday, November 2, 1919
Bernstein Leads
Vienna Opera
WASHINGTON — The
Vienna State Opera made
its American debut here
last weekend with a series
of performances at the John
F. Kennedy Center.
Leonard Bernstein is
serving as conductor for the
17-day Washington leg of
the tour.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
PLO Seen Making Inroads
Python Film Is Protested
at Livonia Theater Showing Throughout West Europe
"Monty Python's Life of ject to a strong protest
Brian," a film that had been headed by Senator Strom
condemned in New York by Thurmond in Columbia,
both Jewish and Christian S.C.
spokesmen following its
The film was cancelled
September debut, was sub- after its first performance
ject to protest in the Detroit when Senator Thurmond
area for the first time last intervened on behalf of a
week.
minister who complained
A small group of Ambas- that the film ridiculed Jews
Whoso sheddeth man's sadors of Christ, a religious and Christians alike.
blood, by man shall his sect, picketed a matinee
"The movie is definitely
blood be shed, for in the performance at the Terrace anti-Semitic and heavy on
image of God He made man. Theater in Livonia, Wed- derogatory terms applied to
—Genesis 9:16 nesday.
Jewish people," said Rev.
The movie, a satire about William Solomon.
a scruffy contemporary of
Jesus who is continually Watercolor Show
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mistaken for the Messiah,
THEATRE
opened in five local theaters at Area Gallery
Sept. 21 and has been doing
The Allen Rubiner Gal-
excellent business. There lery will hold a reception for
Noi. YEAS
SOW- TIM
are no plans to withdraw the opening of an exhibition
by Bernard Slade
the film before its six-week of Fritz Mayhew
Performances Friday & Saturday
engagement is over, accord- watercolors 7 p.m. Tuesday
Produced By
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Jimmy Launce PROductions, Inc.
spokesman for Suburban ington, Royal Oak. The pub-
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Thursday.
Tickets are available in
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ROME (JTA) — Faruk
Kadumi, political director
of the Palestine Liberation
Organization, told reporters
in Rome that he was "highly
satisfied" with his three-
day visit there. He also had
reason to be satisfied--with
his visit to Belgium several
days earlier.
The foreign ministers of
both countries all but
granted official recognition
to the PLO and Italy is ap-
parently ready to receive
PLO chief Yasir Arafat who
is to visit France, Belgium
and Portugal in November.
Kadumi had lunch and a
3 1/2 hour talk with Italian
Foreign Minister Franco
Maria Malfati. Malfati said
afterwards that "Italy has
no problem in granting
political recognition to the
PLO, nor does the Italian
government find any obsta-
cles to the principle of an
eventual visit by Arafat."
Malfati said, however,
that "political recogni-
tion is not to be confused
with juridical recogni-
tion of the PLO as the ex-
clusive representative of
the Palestinian people."
The latter status, he
noted, could be won by the
PLO only through "free and
universal elections among
the Palestinian people"
which at the momeni, are
"practically impossible."
Malfati said that Italy
has long considered the
PLO an "important force"
among the Palestinian
people "playing an impor-
tant role in the attempt to
find a global solution to the
Middle East problem."
In Brussels, Belgian,
Foreign Minister, Henri
Simonet said his govern-
ment recognized the PLO as
"expressing the will of the
Palestinian people."
The
Coordinating
Committee of Jewish
Organizations in Bel-
gium, which represents
35 Jewish organizations,
wrote Simonet express-
ing its "apprehension"
over what it termed a de
facto recognition of the
terrorist organization
that seeks the destruc-
tion of Israel.
A demonstration by Bel-
gian Jewish students out-
side Simonet's home was
dispersed by police, There
were no arrests.
In Rome, Kadumi topped
off his visit by calling at
Socialist and Communist
Party headquarters.
WSU Program
Cites Harburg
American lyricist E.Y.
(Yip) Harburg will receive a
Wayne State University
presidential citation, the
Humanity in. Arts Award,
at a special "Other Side of
Broadway" program 2:30
p.m. Nov. 11 in the WSU
Community Arts Au-
ditorium.
The program will include
singers Catherine Grim-
shaw, Elsie Inselman,
David Reynolds, Sean
McKenzie, the WSU Dance
Ensemble and an instru-
mental combo, narrators
Paul Winter and Evelyn
Orbach, with arranger and
director Bernard Katz.
The program is a benefit
for and sponsored by the
WSU Center for Peace and
Conflict Studies and the De-
troit Council for World Af-
fairs.
There is a charge and tic-
kets are available at the
WSU Bookstore.
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