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April 17, 1998 - Image 107

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1998-04-17

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Trendy is temporary, classic is forever...

That's what she did with the one-act,
two-character play she penned, called

Lies and Ashes.

/-

"My play is about a mother who
smokes and a girl who's 5 1/2 and she
goes to school and her name's Ashley,"
explains Eisenberg. "And then the
mother smokes and the little girl keeps
telling her that it's bad for her and she
should stop. But [the mother] doesn't
stop and she lies and she says that she
did stop. But then, the girl comes
home and [her mother is] smoking,
and [the girl] says, 'Why are you
doing it?' And then she says, 'Well
you do it, so why can't I?' And then
the mother says, 'OK, no more lies,'
and [the girl] says, `No more ashes,'
and then we hug and that's the end."
When Eisenberg isn't performing,
she likes to play with friends and go to
the park and playground.
Her role in Paulie also helped
Eisenberg secure a spot in the CBS
television movie "Nicholas' Gift," with
Jamie Lee Curtis and Alan Bates.
In the Independent Film Channel
commercials, Eisenberg, as 6-year-old
Christie, directs Janeane Garofalo and
takes meetings with Matt Damon and
Edward Norton. The spots are
designed to parody the independent
film world.
According to a piece in Entertain-
ment Weekly, the young actress was
awed by the actors. After meeting
Damon, she remarked, "I told my
mom, if he was my age and my
height, I'd marry him."
Eisenberg lives in East Brunswick,
N.J., with her parents, Amy and
Barry; sister Kerry, 17; brother Jesse,
14; a cat and a dog.
The 5-year-old also has written
some songs.

There's Champagne and there's Dom Perignon, there's trendy eateries... then there's
Pike Street. Voted Detroit's best restaurant of the year in 1992 by
"Detroit Monthly Magazine", Pike Street strives to continue to make things bet-
ter. Go ahead and visit the new trendy hot spots to see and be seen, but when you
want elegance and fine food with a touch of nostalgia, come back to elegance...

Pike Street proudly presents Entrée Evenings

Every Monday..."A taste of Pike Street"

Featuring a five course dinner prepared by
Executive Chef Kirk Robinson.

Every Friday..."Serious Seafood"

Featuring King Crab Legs, Lobster
and variety of seafood entrees.

Our regular menu is also available.

— Lynne Meredith Cohn

Publicity
Deadlines

The normal deadline for local
news and publicity items is noon
Thursday, eight days prior to issue
date. The deadline for out-of-
town obituaries is 10 a.m. Tues-
day, three days prior to issue date.

Now accepting reservations for ... Mother's Day
Doesn't mom deserve the elegance of Pike Street?
Reservations Suggested

Secretary's week April 20th — 24th

Remember your secretary...treat her to Lunch at Pike Street

All material must be typewrit-
ten, double-spaced, on 81/2 x 11
paper and include the name,
address, and daytime telephone
number of sender.

4/17
1998

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