ORDER DELI TRAYS FOR SUMMER CELEBRATIONS!

arts & life

Si'
egeE4 Deti aE

3426 E. West Maple Rd. at Haggerty Rd. (248) 926-9555

1 LB. of Sable $32.99
'I LB. of Lox $16.99

r
I

1

SPECIAL
FOR TWO 41.

I Any Salad with two
I
bowls of soup
1.

Deli Tray for 10 $8.99 per person
Dairy Tray for 10 6.99 p er

9

expires 8/19/15

Both include fruip
t

99 1 1r A
LO
pX
pEr
ztiBLE

Editor's Picks

person

$ 991

1 4 ., i,INCLUDES FREE COFFEE __

I

expires 8/19/15,

1r

1

SANDWICH $
991
$3
991:.AND
DRINK
expires 8/19/15
'BREAKFAST
I r
.1
'SPECIAL
11 il SIEGEL'S HOMEMADE $8991 1
'Two-eggs, hash browns, choice
lof meat & toast. 7 days a week expires 8/19/15A
CHOPPED LIVER
1
ezpireS 8/79/15 1
,
'LOX OR SABLE $1
99.r ..ANY QUART
FOR TWO
11 0F SOUP AND $ 1 199
FRESH

expires

✓

Lynne

8 /19/15 '1 1SOUP,

Konstantin

Arts & Life
Editor

IL

✓

L F

` FRUIT
RUIT AND COFFEE

expires 8/19/15

"ANY SANDWICH

✓
VI
:LB. OF CORNED BEEF $1999:'

:1

L

i

expires 8/19/15

:

1 DOZEN $11991
DOZEN LATKES.1 1 LATKES

:

1

ezpires 8/19/15

expires 8/19/15

il LB of any Meat, $1799:
1, 1 LB of Coleslaw,
1
1 1 Includes potato, vegetable, soup or salad in 1: LB of Potato Salad,
1

Lamb Chop Dinner $11"
Brisket Plate for Two $16"

I

1

expires 8/19/15

L

AL

LB of Rye Bread

1

eLpires 8/19/15 j

G

11

1INE CHINESE DINING

JEWISH STORIES
Set your DVRs for 7:30 p.m.
Monday, Aug. 10, when the first
of three broadcasts showcasing
Jewish history will be shown on
Detroit Public Television - Channel

"A wonderful adventure in fine dining" — Danny Raskin

ror

Celebrity Jews

k

L

I

Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner
Catering and carryout available
Gift certificates
27925 Orchard Lake Rd., North of 12 Mile, Farmington Hills
248-489-2280
www.honghualinedining.corn

2012730

p

{BISTR082}
MER BRUNC
4 S

4

RO A

OAK

Every Sunday, 11AM to 3PM

View the menu at www.bistro82. 0
For reservations, call 248.54 0 0 ;

401 S. Lafayette Ave Royal Oak, MI • 248.542.0082 • Bistro82 com

40

August 6 • 2015

JN

Nate Bloom
Special to the Jewish News

AT THE MOVIES
Opening this week: The Stanford
Prison Experiment is based on a real
1971 psychology experiment in which
a small group of students played
prisoners and guards among a
larger group of real ones under the
supervision of Stanford professor
Philip Zimbardo. Billy Crudup plays
Zimbardo, with Olivia Thirlby, 28,
playing Christine Maslach Zimbardo,
currently a psychology professor.
When she was a grad student, Ms.
Zimbardo persuaded her husband to
stop the experiment early because
brutality had occurred. The brutal-
ity of the "guards"
led to a "prisoner"
revolt, led by stu-
dent Daniel Culp,
played by Ezra
Miller, 22, who has
been singled out
by critics for his
performance. Also
Miller

56. The first, Eli: Inspiring
Future Generations, was pro-
duced by Detroit-based Allyson
Rockwell, and tells the story
of Holocaust survivor Eliezar
Ayalon (shown), whose mother
sent him away from the Polish
ghetto with a cup of honey,
telling him to spread hope
into the lives of others. At 8
p.m., Andrew Goldberg's new
documentary Jewish Journey:
America, which covers
five centuries of stories
of why Jews left their
Old Worlds for America
and how they got here.
And at 9:30 p.m., in
the fifth episode of The
Story of the Jews with
Simon Schama, the
historian explores how
the Holocaust and the
creation of Israel have
changed what it means
to be Jewish. Dptv.org .

FUNNY STUFF

Saturday Night Live alumni Tim
Meadows and Horatio Sanz will
be joined by members of the 313
(former Second City Detroiters
living in Los Angeles) Kevin Dorff,

appearing is Farmington Hills-native
James Wolk, 30, as Mike Penney, a
student posing as a guard.
Ricki and the Flash stars Meryl
Streep as Ricki, a rock singer who
chased her dreams and, along
the way, abandoned her family.
Ricki has a last chance to mend
fences when her ex-husband, Pete
(Kevin Kline) asks her to visit
Chicago and help their estranged
and troubled daughter (played by
Mamie Gummer, Streep's real-life
daughter). Longtime character actor
Charlotte Rae (Mrs. Garrett on TV's
Facts of Life and real-life aunt of
JN Story Development Editor Keri
Guten Cohen) plays Oma in the film.
There's a lot of music in the film and
here's hoping that Ben Platt, 21,
who plays a bartender at the tavern
where Ricki often performs, gets
to show off the singing chops he
showed in the Pitch Perfect movies.
Fantastic Four is a re-boot of the
Fantastic movie franchise, featur-
ing a whole new cast. The film was
directed and co-written by Josh
Trank, 31, whose first feature film,
the critically acclaimed sci-fi thriller