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The story tells_ by Jack Rollins, Charles H. us the battle of sexes of two Joffe and Robert Greenhut. lovable young people who Like "Manhattan," the have lost each other at the film, shot by cinematog- offset and gradually find the rapher Gordon Willis is in need for sharing their prob- black and white. Woody lem. Allen functions as writer- This is the third film di- director and central char- rected by Mrs. Silver, who is acter. the daughter-in-law of DAVID BEGELMAN Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver. rides again, first as co- WOODY ALLEN'S producer (with Freddie latest, still unnamed screen Fields) of "Wholly Moses" a biblical spoof with Gary Weiss (of TV's "Saturday Night Live") directing on locations in the California desert; and later next. year kibutz in Israel and with the filming of the mus- building ties with various communities and resear- chers. The project will explore how and why the kibutz evolved. It will encourage study and dialogue on the internal structure and func- tioning of various areas of kibutz life. The kibutz will thus be viewed as a labora- tory for testing theories about human nature, social organization, and historical process. Comparative studies with other com- munities and social innova- tions will illuminate this task. A report on initial re- search of the current project prepared at the request of the United States Depart- ment of Health, Education, and Welfare is to be re- leased later this year. Project for Kibutz Studies Initiated at Harvard Univ. Traveling Disco Professional sound, lights, D.J.'s and a wide variety of music. Art McGregor STEVE SHAGAN, author of the Writers Guild award-winning motion pic- ture "Save the Tiger," who twice was nominated for an Oscar, has written a new novel entitled, The For- mula," which has been pur- chased by Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer for filming at the studios and on loca- tion throughout Germany. "The Formula," which starts out,with the downfall of the Third Reich in the spring of 1945 and then moves to present day Be- verly Hills, Calif., is an ex- pose involving OPEC, Arab terrorists, Israelis and Germans within the frame of fiction. - Suite 865 Southfield, Mich. 48075 WE'llf JUST 9 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — As part of a diversified series of special research programs, the Center for Jewish Studies at Harvard University is inaugurating the Project for Kibutz Studies. The project will initiate a program of research on the history, ideology and de- velopment of the kibutz movement and the implica- tions of the kibutz society in modern times. Dr. Joseph Re Blasi, lec- turer in education and coor- dinator of the Project on the Kibutz and collective edu- cation at the graduate school of education for the past three years, has been named a research fellow and will serve as director of the program. Dr. Blasi directed an extensive research proj- ect on the quality of life in the kibutz and has taught several courses at Har- vard focusing on the interdisciplinary study of the social experiment. He spent almost two years collecting data on the I desire to see the time when education and by its means, morality, sobriety, enterprise and industry shall become much more general than at the present. —Abraham Lincoln Federation Apartments Gain New Occupants for Phase 2 ical "Annie." Thomas Meehan, author of the Broadway hit, will write the screenplay with Randal Kleiser (of "Grease") direct- ing. * * * JUDD HIRSCH, most recently seen on the stage of the Los Angeles Music Cen- ter, co-stars with Mary Tyler Moore and Donald Sutherland in Paramount's "Ordinary People" which is based on the best-selling novel by Judith Guest. The picture marks the directo- rial debut of Robert Red- ford. MEL BROOKS' com- pany, with the comedian only serving as supervisor, will produce filmization of "The Elephant Man," from the book by Frederick Tre- ves, an account of a freak side show character in Vic- torian England. THE JEWISH NEWS From as a gift this Paste in old label To: The Jewish News 1 - 1515 W. 9 Mile Rd., Suite 865 Southfield, Mich. 48075 Please send a year's gift subscription to: NAME NAME L Please Allow Two Weeks J -Pauline Weinstein, right, seated, looks over the lease to her new apartment in Phase 2 of the Federa- tion Apartments. Joining her, are, from left: Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Weinstein, sponsors; and board mem- bers Freddy Shiffman and Bess Krolik. A total of 94 persons have been accepted for residency in the sec- ond phase of the senior citizen housing development sponsored by the Jewish Welfare Federation and funded by the Allied Jewish Campaign. Helen Naimark is the executive director, and Mark Schlus- sel, president. 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