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The Best of Everything
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yearly just in food . . . Only
Carl's on Grand River, with
WINE
its 785 seating capacity
with any dinner 1
(1,500 including upstairs)
24234 ORCHARD LAKE RD. AT 10 MILE
416-1317 I did more.
Aubie Goodman of Eaton
Specializing in ST. LOUIS RIBS
Steel was probably the only
Expires
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person who "outsmarted"
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SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY 11 a.m.-11 p.m. I Sam Boesky . . . He had his
chicken soup with noodles
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 11 a.m.-1 a.m. I on
the side . . . and so got
I !HUNGRY JACK SPECIAL ... RIBS FOR TWO
$12.951 1 almost twice as much soup
for the same price.
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Even though companies
Best wishes to our
expected only a percentage
if anything, because of the
friends & customers
fire, Sam had letters sent to
for a happy & healthy
everyone . . . and paid off all
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his bills in full . . . He set-
755 W. Big Beaver
tled with the insurance
We're
company a year and nine
Troy
months after the tragedy
362-1262
Noted For
. . . and would have
Our Excellent
reopened had it not taken so
Prime Rib,
long . . . By then, his help
had all gone elsewhere .. .
Steaks, Fresh
and it would have been like
Seafoods, Bountiful
starting over again.
Salads & Irresistable
Leroy Powell, grill short
Home-Made Desserts
order cook, now has three
restaurants of his own .. .
"HAPPY HOUR" N
Wally Rash, pastry man, is
2 for 1, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Daily
at Dimitri's of Southfield
Charles Rowland at the keyboard
. . . Bob Winkle and Herb
Tues. thru Sat. evenings
Showalter are at Original
Esquire Deli along with
chef Elias Karavadas in the
Esquire kitchen.
Half-a-dozen • former
waitresses, including
Marge Hall and Susan Hel-
ler, are at Carl's . . . Helen
Thomas is now in the Gen-
eral Motors private dining
room . . . Kathie Franklin
AUTHENTIC MEXICAN &AMERICAN FOOD
and Pat Smith are at Bread
Basket Deli . . . Marie Par-
rish is at Irving's Deli .. .
WISHING EVERYONE
David Lebovic and Gil
A
Elson at Dave's Deli .. .
HEALTHY & HAPPY PASSOVER
Dorothy Eason at Plaza Deli
Eddie Kicidel at Star Deli
NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
. . . Charlie Dubin, Skylight
HOME OF
Room pianist is still at
Kingsley . . . and many,
THE
many others strewn around
the city at various dining
FRI., MARCH 25 THRU SUN., MARCH 27
TONY DELIA
operations.
"Tonight Show"
TUES., MARCH 29
There are stories galore
NEW TALENT NIGHT
. . . enough to fill more than
WED., MARCH 30 THRU SUN., APRIL 3
VIC DUNLOP
one book . . . about Sam
"Harper Valley PTA" & "Make Me Laugh"
Boesky . . . and the Darby's
customers . . . Sam had been
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COMEDY CASTLE
4616 N. WOODWARD, PA blks. S. of 14 Mile
Royal Oak
549-2323
the
twman
lerraee
27822 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
AT 12 MILE OFF 6% 851-4094
Open Mon. thru Sat.
11:30 a.m.-2:30 a.m.
AND
McFROCK'S DOWNSTAIRS
TAKE GREAT PLEASURE
IN WISHING ITS
CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS
A VERY HEALTHY
AND HAPPY
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held up twice in one night
. . Two burglars came first,
cleaned him out . . . and
when another two guys
showed up for the same pur-
pose, Sam said, "Sorry fel-
lows, you're too late!"
Darby's was a dining
showplace of the Midwest
. . . a many-powered entity
that Sam Boesky was well
proud of . . . There was a
small lunch counter for the
quick coffee and sandwich
set, coffee shop for those
with a little more time, a
beautiful dining room for
sumptuous dining . . . the
Skylight Lounge with Bar-
tender Tommy Chadwick
tossing drinks behind the
bar (without his canaries)
. . . Chris Lancaster serving
drinks and food at the tables
. . . Charlie Dubin doing his
rhythmic thing at the piano
. . . and private banquet
room.
Nestled off in one
corner was a delicatessen
shop specializing in
Jewish style foods and
beautifully packaged gift
boxes.
After the fire, Sam had
about 15 offers from others
to open up another Darby's
. . . without a dime . . . but
turned them all down.
However, the oft asked
question, "When will there
be another Darby's?" was
really almost answered .. .
Sam and Bernie, at one
time, did seriously consider
taking over the former
Town & Country Club .. .
now Hamilton Place.
How did the name Dar-
by's come about? . . . Accord-
k ing to Bernie Kerner, he be-
lieves that five names were
put into a hat . . . and this is
the one that was picked .. .
Other stories say it was
taken from the Darby's in
England or the Darby's in
Florida ... Wherever the
name was still put in a hat.
The success of Darby's
was a grand tribute to the
restaurant know-how of
Sam Boesky . . . whose
reputation had become na-
tionally known for the very
best food and the finest serv-
ice possible.
Darby's was considered
one of the top restaurants in
the country, serving delici-
ous delicacies in beautiful,
pleasant surroundings.
For Sam Boesky, the nos-
talgia of his first delicates-
sen on Farnsworth and
To Our
Customers and Friends
Mon.-Fri. 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Sat. 5 pr m. to 1 a.m.
Sun. 2 p.m. to 1 a.m.
DETROIT
Italian-American Dining At Its Finest
4222 Second Blvd.
Bet. Willis & Canfield
Valet
Parking
833-9425
Wishing Our
Friends and
Customers A
Healthy & Happy
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27777 FRANKLIN RD.
353-8170
AMERICAN MOTORS BLDG. — ONE BLOCK WEST OF
TELEGRAPH RD. AND NORTH OF 11 MILE RD.
BEGINNING MARCH 27 WE WILL START
SUNDAY BRUNCH
1 a.m. til 3 p.m.
LUNCH
COMPLETE LUNCHEONS
AND DINNERS
Mon.-Sat. 11:30-3 p.m.
DINNER
(Reg.) Tues.-Sat. 530-9:30
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PRIVATE
BANQUET FACT
ROSE and IRVING GUTTMAN and Family
AND THE STAFF OF
IRMO'S
Complete
Delicatessen-Restaurant
Wish Their Friends and Customers
A Dug Ham
tlassourr
Thank You For
Making Us
No. 1
In The Metropolitan
Detroit Area
27167 Greenfield
1 BIk. N. of 11 Mile
559-1380
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WE WILL
CLOSE
MON., MARCH 28
AND
REMAIN
CLOSED
DURING THE
ENTIRE
PASSOVER
HOLIDAY
REOPENING
AS USUAL AT
6 a.m.
WED., APRIL 6