A 4E R N

ff44'

yr

SECOND CITY Touring
Company that returns to the
Attic Theatre on Grand
Boulevard this month has
quite a track record of
previous stars . . . The funny,
fast-paced comedy group
founded almost 30 years ago
as an improvising nightclub
act counts career-beginners
like Alan Alda, Ed Asner,
Joan Rivers, Bill Murray,
David Steinberg, Mike
Nichols, John Belushi and
others.

Attic Theatre perfor-
mances, for which reserva-
tions are strongly recom-
mended, will be Feb. 22 and
23 at 7:30 and 10 p.m. and
Feb. 24, 7 p.m.

REUNION DEPT. . . .
Detroit High School of Com-
merce that used to be will
have its shindig for '37, '38
and '39 classes May 5 at
Kingsley Inn . . . Contact
Vinita (Riley) Morton,
545-2511, or Rita (Scaglion)
Pavick, 777-7657 . . . Both
were in the June '38 class.
AL LUBLIN is 1991 presi-
dent of Crescent Shrine Club
. . . Its day at the Shrine Cir-
cus has been set for March 27
. . . 1,200 youngsters will be
taken this year by Crescent
. . . Al "Sonny" Goldstein is
again in charge.
NEW EXECUTIVE chef
at Machus Sly Fox is Martin
Singer . . . In his new capaci-
ty, Martin has created a menu
combining longtime favorites
with Tapas fare for the casual
part of Sly Fox called Sally's
Saloon . . . Sally's Tapas
menu was designed for those
who want to enjoy different
small courses and various
tastes.
IF FOLKS can't get away
for that cruise this year, or
wondered what it would be
like to go on one with all that
food staring them in the face,
Novi Hilton on Haggerty and
Eight Mile has come up with
the next best thing.
Its cafe has been transform-
ed into a fantasy cruise ship
dubbed the "S.S. Novi Hilton"
every Friday from 6-10 p.m.
. . . visiting exotic ports of call
and offering diners entertain-
ment and food and drink of
the region.
The first port of call, Mex-
ico, is being visited through
Feb. 22 . . . Cross over the
gang plank and, Ole!,
beneath the thatched but is
an array of south-of-the-
border culinary delights.
The cantina, complete with
Mexican guitars, serves up
libations including Margue-
ritas and the Cancun Kicker.
Pancho and sombrero-
costumed servers along with
some of the crew of "S.S. Novi
Hilton" make sure this fan-

Dames At Sea.
THIRD CONSECUTIVE
year that Key Largo
Restaurant on Walled Lake
Drive hosts "Goombay
Festival" . . . Its '91 funfest is
this Sunday, 4-9 p.m., in effort
to raise money for Children's
Center in Detroit's Medical
Center . . . Goombay festivals
are celebrated each summer
in the streets of the Bahamas
. . . and since 1989, Key Largo
Restaurant's Caribbean sur-
roundings have been the set-
ting here for this annual
fund-raiser. ❑

ENTERTAINMENT

"1 he after-theater place to be"
. Danny Raskin

Open 7 Days 'Til 2 a.m.

STEAKS, CHICKEN, HOMEMADE
SOUPS & OUR FAMOUS SALADS

Southfield Rd. Just North of 13 Mile

642-6422

1

FOR TWO
( nb cp4/01-•••-• DINNER
MON., TUES. AND THURS.

000
:
511/ IND

L ENJOY EXCELLENT ITALIAN CUISINE
aAlLV ‘ 8°IghiASTAATIIS 8E5
Expires Feb. 14, 1991 j

LIVE OPERA EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Listen to Arias and Duets From The Most Beautiful Operas Ever Written.
I LIVE ITALIAN MUSIC TUES. THRU SAT.

31735 Plymouth Road DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF For Reservations Call
3 Blocks West of Merriman RON DEPALMA
TUESDAY EVENINGS
261-2430
Livonia

I

1

COMPARE ANYWHERE! .... IF YOU WANT THE BEST — GIVE US A TEST!

I DINE IN & CARRY-OUT AVAILABLE

hiC°14,RIBS

Cabaret Concert
At Maple-Drake

Side Story, Candide, Phantom
of the Opera and Les
Miserables. All seats are
reserved and refreshments
will be served.
For information, call An-
nette Chajes at 661-1000/ext.
352.

DETROIT'S
BURGER
AND A WHOLE LOT MORE

WE ALSO FEATURE
TURKEYBURGERS

im

"An Evening On Broad-
way" cabaret concert starring
"Opera Lite" will be
presented 8:30 p.m. Feb. 16 at
the Maple-Drake Jewish
Community Center. This pro-
gram is sponsored by the
Julius Chajes Music Fund
Concert Series, the Michigan
Council for the Arts and the
Manny and Natalie Charach
Endowment Fund at the
J.C.C.
Featured in the Opera Lite
company are regional
Metropolitan Opera Competi-
tion finalists, as well as
Michigan Theatre Associa-
tion and Great Lakes Theatre
Conference audition finalists.
The singers are Barbara
Youngerman, mezzo-soprano;
David Pulice, baritone; Mark
Vondrak, baritone; and
Judith Zorn, soprano. They
will perform music from West

#1

WHEN YOU
COME TO
MATT BRADY'S
YOU'LL FEEL
AT HOME

tasy cruise doesn't end with
the dining experience.
HEAD MAN now of The
Restaurant at Ritz Carlton
Dearborn, is Richard Fox .. .
He's its new maitre d' .. .
Also on board is Craig Darr,
recently appointed catering
manager.
HE WAS DUG out of his
wrecked car and hurried to a
doctor's office . . . "I can't do
much for you," said the doctor,
I'm a veterinarian." . . .
"That's all right, Doc," replied
the patient weakly. "I was an
ass to think I could do 65 on
those tires."
NOSTALGIC musical re-
miniscent of 42nd Street and
The Boyfriend is schedule
change by Birmingham
Theatre whose Shirley Valen-
tine slated for April 2 through
May 5 will be replaced by

441 -

I OPEN 7 DAYS-SUNAHURS 11-10 1,

ASTED

FRI.-SAT.

ai

MILES

*E_

Lu

118 SOUTH WOODWARD • ROYAL OAK

JUST NORTH OF 10 MOLE NEXT TO ZOO

544-1211

QUALITY AND CONSISTENCY IS OUR PRIORITY!

---

•r

• •
•

,..

LOOK WHO'S NEW'

0,

ON THE WAY TO THE PALACE;

FRAN

•

•

COUNITOBE
MA66EQIII
CONTINENTAL FARE

RAVI & DARRYL FORMERLY WITH THE HARLEQUIN CAFE

_

(gRAPI@OSE

• •
• •
•

•I

•

•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•

Specializing In:
MARYLAND CRAB CAKES
MARYLAND BLUE CRABS
SOFT SHELL CRABS
STONE CRAB CLAWS
SNOW CRABS
GARLIC CRABS
OYSTERS ROCKEFELLER
STEAMED MUSSELLS
PEEL 'n EAT SHRIMP
QUALITY SEAFOOD AT
REASONABLE PRICES

621 OPDYKE

•
• •

Bet. South Blvd. & Auburn Rd.
(Across from Auburn Pontiac)
Auburn Hills

3 2-7744

:1;

S.

S.

s.
e
a .

20%
OFF
TOTAL FOOD BILL

LUNCH OR DINNER
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY OR THURSDAY
ALSO SUNDAY DINNERS

(NOT INCLUDING ALCOHOL)

HOURS: LUNCH MON.-FRI. 11-3
DINNER TUES.-SUN. 5-10 SUNDAY BRUNCH 11-3
Lunch and Dinner Reservations Suggested
DETROIT
1436 Brush
Detroit News * * *
Detroit Free Press * * *
963-8887
Free Dinner Parking Available
Minutes from the Theatre District

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

73