Entertainmen

SZ Productions
For December

The program host is Geri
Levit.
All of the programs can be
seen on the following sta-
tions and can be found in the
Shaarey Zedek Library.
Booth Communications:
CH. 11: 6 p.m. Dec. 22, 29;
9:30 a.m. Dec. 24, 31.
Continental Cable: CH. 18:
7:35 p.m. Dec. 22, 29.
Metrovision: CH. 12: 4
p.m. Dec. 21, 28.
United Artist Cable: CH.
52: 10:30 p.m. Dec. 22, 29.

During December, Shaarey
Zedek Productions will pre-
sent a different Chanukah
program on local cable tele-
vision.
The guests are young peo-
ple who have taken trips to
Poland and Israel and have
re-dedicated themselves to
Jewish life and values. Lind-
sey Liss and Rebecka Rosen
were participants in the
March of the Living, where
approximately 6,000 Jewish
youth walked the path of the
death march from the con-
centration camp at Ausch-
witz to the one called
Birkenau.
Jeffrey Meyers was a
leader of a group of United
Synagogue Youth who went
to Poland and after learning
about the horror of the Holo-
caust; he and other leaders
took high-school students to
Israel.

Esther Allan
On Compact Disc

Primeau Productions has
completed re-mastering the
1972 recordings by pianist
Esther Allan.
Esther studied piano and
received degrees from the
London Academy of Music
and the Scottish National
Academy of Music. Her pro-
fessional work consisted of

being a stage pianist in one
of New York's radio stations
and a song writer at one of
New York's publishing
houses.
Primeau Productions has
arranged air play on WQRS
and the compact discs are
available at the Harmony
House Classical Store on
Woodward in Royal Oak.

Groups Host
New Year Ball

B'nai B'rith and Adat Shalom
Men's Club will co-host a
gala New Year's Eve Ball
8:30 p.m. Dec. 31 at Adat
Shalom Synagogue.
Tickets include hot and
cold hors d'oeuvres, a kosher
sit-down diner, sweet table,
cocktails, champagne toast,
party favors, and dancing to
the music of "Keepsake."
For reservations, call B'nai
B'rith Council Office, 552-
8177.

Fox Theatre
Slates Series

The 1993 Michigan Bell Va-
riety Series coming to the
Fox Theatre features Tommy
Tune in a production titled

Moonlighting At The Fox
(Feb. 11-14); The Beach Boys
(Feb. 25-28); Andrew Lloyd
Webber's Cats (March 5-7);
balladeer Tom Jones (April
29-May 2); magician David
Copperfield (May 13-16); and
country music star Dolly Par-
ton (May 26-30).
Series tickets are on sale
now. For information, call
the Events Hotline, 396-
7600.

Pointe Theatre
Stages Comedy

The Grosse Pointe Theatre
wil present Sly Fox, a com-
edy by Larry Gelbart, 8 p.M.
Jan. 20-24, 26-30 at Fries
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evenings at a charge. For
reservations, call the theater,
881-7511.

Strand Stages
Musical Comedy

A Funny Thing Happened on
the Way to the Forum will
open at the Strand Theatre,
running through Jan. 10.
There will be a special per-
formance on New Year's Eve,
followed by a toga party fea-
turing food, drink, dancing
and entertainment.
Regular performances run
Wednesday - Sunday.
The Strand Theatre is at
12 N. Saginaw in downtown
Pontiac. To order tickets or
for information, call the At-
tic Box office, 875-8284; or
the Strand box office, 335-
8100.

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