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Page 6 - The Canadian Jewish News, Friday, March 10th, 1967
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HILARIOUSLY MAD - Ellen Travolta, who performs In The Mad Show, the comedy that keeps audiences in stitches, at Toronto's Royal Alexandra Theater till tomorrow, March 11th.
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DELICATE BALANCE A Delicate Balance, playing another week at CKeefe Center, concerns a genteel couple, seemingly secure, who welcome two strangely frightened friends into their home. The visitors join the wife's alcoholic sister as permanent members of the household, a condition that draws the passionate resentment of their daughter who returns home trailing the wreckage of her fourth marriage to find her room occupied. Against this deceptively simple background playwright Edward Albee weaves another erf his devastating tapestries erf searing emotion.
AWARD WINNER Brian Friel's award winning play, Philadelphia, Here I Come!, internationally acclaimed as one of the most distinguished of modern plays, opens attheRqyal Alexandra Theater this Monday, March 13th. Tlie original New York Cast will reenact the roles they created. Stars are Donald Donnelly and Patrick Bedford.
The comedy-drama concerns the last hours spent by a young man in his na-
tive village of Ballybeg, Ireland, before he breaks friends and family ties to head for fortune and a new life in America. The young man and his father lacked communication and were in-articidate in the expression of their true feelings.
CENTENNIAL PLAY Aries Productions now is in rehearsal for their Centennial project, A Capful of Pennies, by Canadian playwright, Jdm Coulter. The play deals with an actor in the role of himself, the offstage life of famous Edmund Kean who lived in the early 1800's in England. Sean Mul-cahy, well known actor-director in Jewish circles, will create the role of Kean.
Opening date has been pushed to March 22nd, giving the most successful Right Honorable Gentleman another week.
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Starting this Monday, March 13th, a mini-show billed as Tlie Biggest Little Show in the World, will be the feature at TlieHodtand Ladder Club, The Beverly Hills Motor Hotel Starring are Yvonne Moray, mini-singer (midget) and the Strong Brothers, also mini, who sing, dance and tell funnies.
On March 27th, the Docp River Boys come in.
Jerusalem, (JCNSJ-Scian-dinavian resentment at the ending of charter flightis by Israel in 1963 has finally come to a head* Talks in Copenhagen between Israel Norway, Sweden and Denmark about renewing the aviation agreement between Israel and the latter three countries, have ended in failure.
On his return from the talks the head of the Israeli Ministry' of Transport? s civil aviation department, Mr. Naphtatli Ben-Yehuda, announced that the talks had been successful. There had been no change in the agreement signed in January 1966 he said.
But the "agreed minutes" of the meeting - the only thing that was agreed - showed that the talks had been far from successful. The Scandinavians told the Israelis bluntly that unless Israel changes her mind by September about banning charter flights, which are very popular in Scandinavia, Norway, Sweden and Denmark will aiUow the agreement to lapse in March of next yeari
Charter flights accounted for 40 per cent of all air traffic to Israel in 1962, the year when the International Air Transport Association recommended that charters should be replaced by group
flights. Israel was the drily country in the w6rld to accept this as binding and ban charter flights, although some other countries have introduced certain restrictions on charters.
The charter ban was imposed at the insistence <rf the national airline,"^ El Al, which was frightened of losingcon-siderable business to charter companies if they were allowed to operate in Israel. The Transport Ministry is the only Govemmcint department actively supporting the charter ban.
Now, a five-member Cabinet   committee   is con-
The Foreign Ministry and, more particularly, the Ministry of Tourism, are strongly opposed to it, and it has been a bone of contention in the Cabinet ever since it was introduced.
Now, a five-member Ca-
Now, a five-member Cabinet committee i^ C(H1-sidering the flatter, and a three-member group of civil
servants has been asked to inquire the facts of the Charter ban and connected questions. It is e^^ted to report in April.
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UNCLE VANYA Darkness at the Hydro Tlieater indicates (miy (Hie thing: Belmont Theater Productions is knee-deep in rehearsals for Uncle Vanya, ■ the Iqag awaited play which has its premiere on Tuesday, March 28th. It wiU be directe() by Vemwi Chapman who is terminating a lead-part in The Right Honorable Gentleman. Jess Walton, also in that production, has the role of Elena. Others in the cast .include Nicholas Simon as Uncle Vanya, Henry Hq-vencamp as Dr. Astrcrff and William Osier as the Professor.
Tills coming Sunday afternoon, Belmont Productions CSylyia and Ben Lenhick) is presenting a music-drama for its members, though the general public is welcome at at small fee. A highliglitwill be the Harmony Symphoty Orchestra conducted by Alan Doremus. Vernon Chapman will narrate Peter and the Wolfe.
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Haifa (JCNS) - So much money has been contributed to the fund for the education of the nine children of crew members of the Hashlosha that it is to be extended to aiding the education of the children of all Israeli seamen who have lost their lives at sea.
The ilashlosha sank in the Tyrrhenian Sea with all hands last month. The three-year-old son of the ship's chief engineer was orphaned when the Hashlosha went down as his mother also was aboard. He will be helped by the fund.
The fund was launched by the Israeli Union of Seamen; all members have been asked to contribute a day's pay to it
MUSICALE This Sunday evening, March 12th, the York University Choir and York University Strings will be presented, under the direction of Dr. William McCauley, featuring Kathryn Wunder, violinist, and Alex Adaman,. cellist. The concert will take place at Burton Auditorium, . York Campus.
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