Sn eak -13

The Jewish News put on the Ritz last

month for advertisers and staff.

JULIE EDGAR SENIOR WRITER

DANIEL LIPPITT PHOTOGRAPHER

he glamor and glitz of
old Hollywood provided
the backdrop for The Jew-
ish News to herald in a
new look for the 21st cen-
tury.
Hundreds of advertis-
ers, staffers and friends mingled
at the Star Southfield Theatre
to munch on kosher delica-
cies from Jeffrey Rosenberg's
kitchen, catch a flick, and get a
glimpse of the star of the party

Jewish News

Publisher Arthur
Horwitz presides
over the unveiling of
the paper's new
design with a little
help from his
friends.

— a prototype of the new Jew-

ish News.

"As the community continues
to evolve, it's only natural that
The Jewish News reflect those
changes," said Publisher Arthur
Horwitz.
"What our community of
readers and advertisers will
find, starting Sept. 12, is a Jew-
ish News that will be better writ-
ten, better organized, and more
enjoyable to read." El

The Star
Southfield
hosted the
celebration,
providing a
festive setting
amid its
Hollywood
memorabilia.

■