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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Sales Record

Actor Jack Warden Has Long Success on Stage, Screen

TEL AVIV — Etz Lavud,
Ltd., Israeli manufacturers
of plastic and wood prod-
ucts, buses and trucks, and
scientific materials, re-
ported record sales of $94
million for its fiscal year
ending March 31.

role created on the screen
by Walter Matthau.
His theatrical career
HOLLYWOOD —JACK
WARDEN, currently on began at the noted Margo
the screen in "Used Cars," Jones Theater in Dallas.
in the dual role of twins, one Quickly moving to Broad-
soft-hearted who is literally way, he established himself
killed by fright in a wild car in such plays as "Death of a
chase and the other crooked Salesman," "A Very Special
who is engaged in a per- Baby" and "A View from the
petual feud with another Bridge." He came to the
unsavory car dealer, is one West Coast in the produc-
of the busiest character ac- tion of "Petrified Forest"
tors on the Hollywood scene. which starred the late
While "Used Cars," made Humphrey Bogart.
In rapid succession, he
on a relatively modest
budget without any names appeared in such films as
(except Warden's) turns out "From Here to Eternity,"
to be a sleeper and one of the "Edge of the City,"
biggest grossing pictures of "Bachelor Party," "12
the year, Warden is com- Angry Men," "The Appren-
pleting another irreverent ticeship of Duddy Kravitz,"
comedy at the Goldwyn "All the President's Men,"
Studios, "Carbon Copy," in "The Thin Red Line,"
which he portn - ys the
pompous chairman of Un- Yeshiva Star
ilectron who constantly Signs With
"menaces his rather timid
son-in-law depicted by the Israeli Team
normally not-so-timid"
NEW YORK — Yeshiva
George Segal.
University's rebounding
Warden was twice nomi- ace, Dave Kufeld of Great
nated for an Academy NeA, N.Y., who led the
Award: first for his por- NCAA last season with a
trayal of a philandering 17.6 per game rebounding
executive in Hal Ashby's average, has signed with
"Shampoo" and then as the the Maccabia Ramat-Gan of
bumbling coach in "Heaven the National Basketball
Can Wait," both opposite League of Israel for the
Warren Beatty.
1980-1981 season.
In the past year he
Kufeld, the first Yeshiva
completed a major role in University graduate to be
"Beyond the Poseidon drafted and try out for an
Adventure," depicted the American pro team, spent a
part of the self-righteous week at the Portland Trail
judge in ". . And Justice Blazers' rookie camp before
for All," co-starring with signing with the Israeli
Al Pacino; and was the club.
humanly warm eccentric
He will play in Israel's
U.S. President opposite 12-team league, whose top
Peter Sellers in "Being clubs take on the best of
There." He also was in Europe's basketball squads.
the television series "The Kufeld, who is 6'8", will
Bad News Bears," in play center for Ramat-Gan.
which he appeared in the

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Temple to Leave
Detroit Facility,
Last Service Set

Temple Israel will hold its
final Shabat service at the
Manderson Road building
8:30 p.m. Aug. 29.
The congregation is in the
process of moving to it% new
building at 5725 Walnut
Lake Rd., West Bloomfield.
Rabbi Leon Fram, found-
ing rabbi, will deliver the
sermon: "Farewell to a Be-
loved Sanctuary." Evelyn
Orbach, wife of Cantor
Harold Orbach of the tem-
ple, will celebrate her Bat
Mitzva. A reception in
honor of the Bat Mitzva will
follow.

"Summertree," "Who Is
Harry Kellerman" and "The
Sporting Club." More re-
cently, he was seen in
"Death on the Nile" and
"The Champ."

He spearheaded televi-
sion's best offerings,
"Playhouse 90," "The
General Electric Thea-
ter," "Alcoa," "Kraft,"
"Philco" and
"Goodyear." On Broad-
way, he appeared in re-
cent years in "Stages"
and. Robert Shaw's con-
troversial "The Man in
the Glass Booth."
At the personal invitation
of Arthur Miller, he joined
the cast of NET-TV's "A
Memory of Two Mondays"
having been in the Broad-
way production of the same
play in a different role 15
years earlier.
HOWARD W. KOCH'S
production of "Airplane!" a
spoof dealing with the craze
of the "Airport" series of
blockbusters which now has
petered out, is another un-
suspected box office success.
DAVID MERRICK'S
"Rough Cut," in spite of the
glittering frame of jet set
living, is not as lucky. Based
on Derek Lambert's novel,
"A Touch of the Lion's Paw,"
with a screenplay by Larry
Gelbart, directed by Don
Siegel (with Robert Emmet
Miller contributing a new
ending), the story of jewel
thieves, romance and decep-
tion didn't muster enough

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