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Broadway Poets
Program Due
The Oak Park Arts and
Cultural Commission will
present a program, "Broad-
way Poets;' featuring the
lyrics of Cole Porter and
Stephen Sondheim at 7:30
p.m. Sunday at the Oak Park
Library Theater. Admission is
free.
The program, conceived and
prepared by Harriet Welton
Arnowitz, will contrast songs
on similar themes by each
composer. Recorded music of
both will be played before and
after the performance.
Reading the lyrics will be
N. Paul Silverman and Mrs.
Arnowitz, who have perform-
ed together at the library
previously in "A Program of
Story-Telling for Adults."
An arts and cultural com-
missioner, Silverman has
been teaching in the Oak
Park School District since
1964. "Broadway Poets"
marks Dr. Silverman's fifth
appearance at the library. In
addition to being drama
coach at Oak Park High
School, he recently appeared
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in the Michigan-made film,
The Carrier. He has also been
in many TV commercials. _
Arnowitz has been a
member of the arts and
cultural commission since its
inception in 1976. She has 0, 4
served as president and vice
president and has been in-
volved in community ac-
tivities for many years. She
has written, directed and per-
formed in two political
satirical plays and has per-
formed with the Nash Players
and numerous amateur
theatricals.
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(Located inside Bootlegger's Bldg.)
Dearborn
Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1989
THE JEWISH NEWS
International dance groups,
ethnic foods and beverages
will be on the bill at the In-
ternational Folk Dance
Festival, 4 p.m. April 30 at
the Southfield Civic Center
Pavilion.
The event is sponsored by
the city-of Southfield and the
International Institute of
Metropolitan Detroit as a
fund-raiser for the institute's
ethnic enrichment programs.
Among the entertainers will
be the Hora Aviv Israeli
dance troupe.
The festivities will include
international food booths,
gourmet coffees and wines.
Food service will include
Italian, Polish, German,
Arabic, Greek, French.
For information, contact the
institute, 871-8600; or the
Southfield community rela-
tions department, 354-4854.