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Page Six THE JEWISH POST Thursday, January 18, 1968 Thursday, January 18, 1968 THE JEWISH POST Page Seven MIAMI BEACH'S EDEN ROC HOTEL ENTERTA,INMENT .' .F. Arran Annual. Meefintl. HlLITES GALAXY OF TOP RADIO, TELEVISION, PANEL TO DISCUSS BROTHERHOOD. '. aRpeared in Playboy, Commentary, On Suriday, .ian.' 28,at !l:30 p.m., of which he . was campaign director. STAGE AND SOREEN STARS . The Psychoanalytic Review,Recon­ Opening the season at Eden Roc's, Belle Barth; Jan. 22 thru Jan. 28 - ~', ' ' .- BARNEY GLAZER the Town Hall Program will be In the spring of '1967 he became structionist, Jewish Frontier, Chris­ plush Cafe ,Pompeii, LizaMinnelli: Neil Sedaka; Jan. 29 thru Feb. 11 - 'N~ ''People· -+- Action = Brotherhood". acting executive director of United tian Century, Jewish Heritage, The received a spontaneous standing ova- I Jackie Kannon; Feb. 12 thru Feb. The panel members will be 'Miss Way and in September assumed the Jewish Chronicle (London), The lion for a superb performance. Her 25 - Della Reese; Feb. 26 thru IN HOLLYWOOD Mary Louise Defender, A. D. pewar duties of executive director. Christian Scholar, and Religious repertoire of song hits and dance Mar. 10 - Earl Grant; Mar. 11 thru and Rev. Desmond Kimmitt. The Rev. Desmond Kimmitt is execu- Education. routines met the demands of the Mar. 31 - Belle Barth; Apr. 1 thru LIP moderator will ,be Professor A. S. R. tive director, Central Region, of the Tho ••ttlng Is ·alway. right for en· Tickets for the annual dinner .are most exacting and she won high Apr. 7 - The Happenings; Apr. 8 Tweedie. Canadian Council of Christians and in charge of Irwin Green and Man­ acclaim as a most talented and ac- thru Apr. 14 - Buddy Greco; Apr. loyment at the King ArthUr Room Mr. A. D. Dewar is a social worker Jews. He teaches Homiletics at St. of the AI rllner Motor Hotel. A quIet ley Goldberg, and may also be "Valley of the Dolls" emerges as a fitting tribute to the late Producer who came to Winnipeg three years John's Coll<:ge. complished artist in her own right. 15 thru Apr. 21 - Frank D'Rone; but friendly atmosphere lets you obtained from Jewish Welfare Fund David Weisbart. He died suddenly July 21, 1967, while the film was The following top entertainment Apr. 22 thru Apr. 28 - The 3 forget the worries of the day ago at the inception of United Way Miss Mary Louise Defender is the board members or from the Jewish being edited. His passing was mourned by fellow workers and the entire attractions will round out the 1968 Degrees; Apr. 29 thru May 12 - while you feas( on a Juicy and Welfare Fund office, Room 200, 370 film industry. season at the luxurious Eden Roc Glen Covington. tender steak o~ enjoy the delicate Hargrave Street, phone WH 3-8437. flavaur of your favorite seafoad. Credit goes to Weisbart for discovering the Jacqueline Susann novel Cafe <Pompeii: Jan. 6 thru Jan. 27- I"';"==============n 'Welfare Fund officers elected, Qur mast.r chef Roman creates for _ transfer to the screen. He read it in manuscript form and recom­ "Tokyo Holiday" Revue; Feb. 2 thru along with !Mr. Sheps, at the Jan. SPECIALIZING in BODY Wj()R:K II dish •• to tempt t~e palate of the mended it promptly to Richard D. Zanuck, executive VP in charge of Feb. 11 - Edie Adams wi Myron 10 board meeting, were as follows: most critical connoisseur. production at 20th-Fox. Cohen; Feb. 16 thrue Feb. 25 - • Front End Wheel Alignment Immediate past president, A. L. If you',. In the mood for a llaht . Weisbart felt the story was entertaining and had much to say about Sergio Franchi wi Totie Fields; Mar. • Collision Work SimkIn; vice-presidents, D. S. Kauf­ snack and ref.... hments vllIt the success and pill-addiction. When c~Ttic;' viewed "Valley of the Dolls" at I thru (Mar. 10 - Don Rickles wi • Frame Work man, Dr. M. J. Lehmann,iMonte • Auto Painting Black Knight Room. Tb .......... its world premiel'e :.board the M/V 'Princess Italia, we agreed that the Lainie Kazan; Mar. 15 thru 'Mar. 24 ttrtalnment nightly witt/no cowr . Nathanson: S. J. Oreek; treasurer, finished product had vindicated ,the late producer's original choice and - John, Davjdson wi London Lee; or mlnlml'm cil ...... H. J. Stuart; budget secretary, . KurIJ,' Auld' recommendation. REV. DESMOND KlMMrrt PHILIP SHEPS\ Apr, 12 thru Apr. 21 - Diana Ross Manly Goldberg; corresponding sec­ Everyone seeing the movie will participate in the guessing game: ... panelist . president-elect & The Supremes. B'ody Lid. retary, Hartley Gale; recording sec­ who's this supposed to be? who's thai? The author admitted that she The annual meeting of the Jewish Harry's American Show Room in executive director of the Indian and retary, M. J. 'Rosenberg; educational NEPON BROTHERS patterned Sharon Tate after Joyce Matthews, an early friend, who later Welfare Fund of Winnipeg which the Eden Roc will feature the fol­ Metis Friendship Centre. She also chairman, Ronald Slater; liaison married and divor,ed Milton Berle. will beheld on Thursday, Feb. 1, lowing well known entertainers d'lr­ PHONE 783-7053 serves on the boards of Children's chairman, S. L. Morantz. Nobody will miss the similarity between Patty Duke and Judy at 5:30 p.m. in Shaarey Zedek Syna­ ing the season: Jan. 1 thru jan. 7- 501 FURBY STREET THE CANADA LABOUR Aid Society and the John Howard Garland, Tony Scotti is a comhination of many male singers - Tony gogue will install Philip Sheps as Nita Cruz; Jan. 8 thru Jan. 21 - 1740 Ellice .at MadIson 715-7131 and Elizabeth Fry Society. Bennett, Johnny Mathis, et al - who have ben managed by a woman. the Fund's new president. The din- SPORTS FANS Random note on the movie and the premiere a·board ship: Barbara The moderator for the evening ner meeting is open to the entire.' • Curlers INVESTORS SYNDICATE DOES (SAFETY), CODE will be Professor A. S. R. Tweedie, FOR YOU, THE INVESTOR, WHAT Parkins should become a major star. Susan Hayward's language made community. • BOWlers, ete. the Italia's sailors blush. In one scene, Paul Burke and Barbara Parkins 'director of the Department of l,J ni­ The annual meeting will also YOU WOULD DO FOR YOURSELF- versity Extension and Adult Educa­ Send your news in to oUr paper strip but not for swimming. By proclamation, introduce the new UJA campaign • tion, who has ,been with the Depart­ and publlcize your activities.,. if you had the time Sharon Tate and I exchanged notes about "Don't Make Waves," in chairman, and will honor W. S. ment since its establishment in 1949. , . W~ at· The Je~ if you had the facilities which she had co-starred with Tony Curtis. I played a newspaper the new Canada Labour (Safety) Code goes into effect, 'JanUary 1, 1968. Pitch in appreciation of his service ····Posi· "m He is a member of the Winnipeg ea!leaVour to give all sportIDg if you had the training reporter. '~Did you see it?" asked Sharon, and she added, UWasn't it as 1967 UJA campaign chairman. Chamber of Commerce, is on the events the roverage th!lY de~lV.e. if you had the experience awful?" This first general safety law ever passed by Parliament places a The annual presidential, financial board of the Winnipeg Public Lib­ OUR NEW POUCY is to aceoIn­ if you had sufficient capital to permit In "Valley of the Dolls," Sharon is shown doing bust exercises. Weary general obligation on employers and employees working in industries and executive direc"tor's reports will modate the Jewish needs ID the and bored, she explodes, "Oh, to hell with them. Let them droop." rary, is a member of the Senate of sports life of the broad diversification. under federal jurisdiction to observe appropriate safety and 'be delivered. wttImUIIlb' •. '; the University of Manitoba and is . The sheer beauty of snow scenes in the film become an integral part Guest speaker will be Rabbi Dr. health standards. the Public Orator of the University. We welcome your publlclty and BE SURE that your financial progranl of its acceptance, as they also do in another fascinating current movie, Richard ·L. Rubenstein, one of this The panel members will ifirstly encourage you to keep using The D. L (DenDis) provides the advantages of minimum "The Fox." That's snow business. cOntinent's most widely travelled, Jewish Post to lnifonn the public. ml examine the unequal opportunities IIERMAN taxation plus maximum return consist­ Another Jacqueline lSusann plays a cameo role in "Valley of the Dolls" FEATURES OF THE LAW controversial lecturers, who is direc­ Division iManager ent with safety. We're Here, as a reporter, which she once was. When you see the film, don't blink. that exist in our community, and + It is broad in scope, .providing for all the elements of a complete I tor of the B'nai B'rith Hillel FotUl­ You'll miss Jacqueline .. But don't feel sorry for her. She'll never be secondly attempt to recommend The Ofiiee Phone There and industrial safety program. + It is complementary to <1ther enactments . !lation at the Universlty of Pitts­ 943-0361 'ableto count her loot from the sale of her booR and its 'subsequent sale action that ca~ ,be taken by indi­ in the industrial safety field. + Its regulations will be developed in burg and ,Duquesne Universit¥. Res. Pbone Everywhere to Hollywood. viduals and groups. consultation with industry, unions and other interests. It provides A graduate of Harvard, Dr. Rubl1U­ Jewish Post . 334~'l988 I told Paul Burke at Dinner that after "Naked City" and "12 O'Clock + CALL for basic research into causes and control of accidents, .and for a con­ stein is author of "After Auschwitz­ P.O.
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