ENTERTAINMENT
"We know how to wok
a chicken...from Roseville
to Rochester Hills,
and now in Southfield too!"
from the sayings of Chairman Wong - Pearl City
ANNOUNCING
The Grand Opening
of Our Newest Location!
We now wok chicken in
Southfield too! In the best
tradition of China, we also wok
beef, pork and seafood.
Come to my restaurants for
authentic Chinese food -
served by authentic Chinese
people. They'll wok a mile to
please you.
Open for lunch and dinner
7 days a week
OUR NEWEST LOCATION:
SOUTHFIELD
27522 Northwestern Hwy.
(11 Mile Between Lahser & Telegraph)
354.-3700 FAX: 354-0647
ROCHESTER HILLS
2601 South Rochester Rd.
(North of Auburn Rd.)
852-0170
ROSEVILLE
20753 13 Mile Rd.
(At Little Mack)
Rosemack Shopping Plaza
293-4640
Restaurant
MON.-SAT. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. SUN. 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
OPEN 7 DAYS
33010 Northwestern Hwy (cornerof 14 Mile Rd.) • West Bloomfield • 932.3456
• Vienna Hot Dogs
• Fresh Root Beer
• Grilled Chicken Sandwich
• Gourmet Hamburgers
• Curly Fries
• Footlong Coney Dogs
• Children's Birthday Parties
• Salad Bar
• And Much More
• Frozen Yogurt
• Serving Feldbros Quality Meats
r
I COUPON
I COUPON I
FOOTLONG CONEY DOG BACON CHEESEBURGER
$1.49
994
GOOD ONLY AT WEST BLOOMFIELD LOCATION
GOOD ONLY AT WEST BLOOMFIELD LOCATION
(Limit 5)
(Limit 5)
Ll Coupon Per Visit
84
■
Expires 11-30-90 J1 1 1 i2 Coupon Per Visit
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1990
Expires 11-30-90 Ji\ L I
Yiddish Films
On Video
Ergo Media Inc. of Teaneck,
N.J., is releasing three Yid-
dish film classics on
videocassette. These were
filmed in the United States
between 1937 and 1939.
The three films were based
on dramatic masterpieces
that played in the Yiddish
theater in North America and
Europe. Tevye, made in 1939
by Maurice Schwartz, is bas-
ed on the same material writ-
ten by Yiddish writer Sholom
Aleichem as was Fiddler on
the Roof. It stars Leon
Liebgold, Miriam Riselle and
Mr. Schwartz as Tevye. Green
Fields was directed in 1937 by
Edgar G. Ulmer and Jacob
Ben-Ami and is based on the
pastoral romance written by
Peretz Hirschbein; the film
stars Michael Goldstein (Gor-
rin) and Helen Beverly (Mrs.
Lee J. Cobb) and features a
young Herschel Bernardi.
Mirele Efros was directed by
Josef Berne in 1939 and
features performances by Ber-
ta Gersten, Michael
Rosenberg and Ruth Elbaum;
the film is based on the Jacob
Gordin play performed in the
Yididsh theater. Each
videocassette jacket features
the film's original full-color
poster dating back to the
1930s.
Ergo Media has also an-
nounced the release on video
of the Israeli film classic,
Sallah, written and directed
by Ephraim Kishon and star-
ring Topol. Topol, who is
known for his portrayal of
Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof
is on a U.S. tour with that
stage production. Sallah was
the winner of the Golden
Globe Award for Best Foreign
Film of 19.64 and was
nominated for an Academy
Award in the Best Foreign
Language Picture category. It
also garnered two Golden
Gate Awards at the San Fran-
cisco Film Festival.
Faculty, Jazz
Concerts Set
The Center for Creative
Studies — Institute of Music
and Dance will present the
first concert in its "Faculty
Artist Series" 8 p.m. Nov. 2 at
CCS-IMD, located in Detroit's
Cultural Center.
Performers are Pamela
Highbaugh, cellist of the
Lafayette String Quartet; and
Steven Rosenfeld, chairman
of the piano department at
CCS-IMD. The music of
Beethoven will be featured.
Ms. Highbaugh and the
other members of the
Lafayette String Quartet are
Ford Motor Company artists-
I
in-residence at CCS-IMD and
serve as directors of the In-
stitute's chamber music
program.
Mr. Rosenfeld, a founding
member of the Poulenc
Chamber Players, has per-
formed in over 250 chamber
music concerts and lec-
ture/demonstrations through-
out his native New York.
The Center for Creative
Studies — Institute of Music
and Dance will present the
first jazz concert in its new
series, "CCS New World
Stage" 3 p.m. Nov. 11 at
CCS-IMD.
The jazz series is headed by
saxophonist Donald Walden,
the newly appointed jazz pro-
gram director at CCS-IMD.
The concert will feature
vibraphonist Rob Pipho,
pianist Johnny Griffith,
bassist Rodney Whitaker, and
drummer Randy Gelispie.
A question and answer ses-
sion regarding compositions
and musicians will follow the
performance.
For ticket information, call
CCS, 831-2870.
Dance Group
Sets Concert
The Wayne State Universi-
ty Dance Company will pre-
sent its 37th annual Dance
Concert for Children 9:45
a.m. and 11 a.m. Nov. 13-17 at
the Community Arts
Auditorium. Saturday perfor-
mances are 2 and 3:30 p.m.
The theme for the concert is
"Mother Earth." Featured
will be a revival of Every
Everything, with original
music, lyrics and script by
composer Richard Berent and
choreography by Eva Powers.
For ticket information, call
the dance department,
577-4273.
Orchestra
Sets Season
Neeme Jarvi will lead the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
in the first of three con-
secutive weeks of concerts, his
first as music director. For his
premiere as music director,
Mr. Jarvi has chosen a pro-
gram that includes Weber's
"Overture to Oberon;"
Hindemith's "Symphonic
Metamorphoses of Themes by
Carl Maria von Weber;" Han-
son's "Pastorale for Oboe and
Strings," Donald Baker,
soloist; and Nielsen's "Sym-
phony No. 4."
Performances will take
place 8 p.m. Oct. 26, 8:30 p.m.
Oct. 27 and 3:30 p.m. Oct. 28
at Orchestra Hall.
Pianist Horacio Gutierrez
will join Mr. Jarvi and the Or-
chestra for Prokofiev's "Piano