Paga 8      The Cnnpdian Jewish News. Fridoy, March lltd. 1962
Canadian Govt. GiH To lenisalem
At riit Canadiana presentation by the Canadian Government to the Jewish National and Hebrew University Library, from left to right: E. E. Gelber, Chairman of the Hebrew University Executive Council, Jean-Marie Dery, Canadian Charge d'Affaires in Israel, G. J. Liebes, Acting Vice-President of the Hebrew University, F. E. K. Chandler, Attache Canadian Embassy, and Dr. C. Wor-mann. Director of the Jewish Notional and University Library.
UN Young Readers' Contest On; Essays To Appear Soon
Entries for The Canadian Jewish News Young Readers Writing Contest are now
being received, and will be published in the paper soon.
The contest, open to readers in the 10 to 16-year-old age bracket, is based on the theme, "Should we have lavish parties?". Referring specifically to the extravagant Bar Mitzvahs, Bat Mitzvahs Sweet Sixteen parties etc.
given by many parents, the best essays, pro and con, will be printed each week. The author of each essay printed wAW receive $10. The
Each essay is to comprise about 250 words, and must be accompanied by a glossy photograph of the author, and the entry form printed below.
OUR ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
By D. COHN
author of the best essay _^ ^
receive a prize of $100. V^vright'who w^te '"shotta
• Barry Gordon, 12, who
has a featured role in the coming production, "A Thousand Clowns," has an imderstudy, Harry Nichols, also 12; Barry, was telling his mother about the wonderful games they play with the stagehands. "For instance?" asked Mama. "Oh, poker and pinochle," was the answer.
• A filin producer reported he had just come from a bad movie. "So bad, in fact, that it's already been sold to television."
• In "Do Re Mi, Pliil SUvers
worked for the first time within the confines of an unalterable script. Before, he used to interpolate much of his own comedy routines. An author once complained to him at rehearsals about these revisions. Silvers threatened: "If you don't stop bothering me, I'll do it the way you wrote it, and then we'll all be in trouble".
• Miml Benzell, will record the "Milk and Honey" score in French, Italian, German and Spanish.
• Edith Piaf is recovering, this time from pneumonia.
• Harry Kumitz, the play-
to study the gambling operations. He met with Aristotle Onassis to discuss operating the casinos. Entratter turned it down, because the. gross is too small.
• Jack LeVien, author of "Winston Churchill — The Valiant Years," gave the former prime minister an inscribed copy of the book. ChurchiU leafed through the pages, read the inscription, then asked: "May I Keep it?"
• Chubby Checker got a Thunderbird as a bonus for his big Australian tour from producer Lee Gordon.
• Comic Jack E. Leonard, who appears this week at the CKeefe with Xavier Cu-gat and Abbe Lane, has a
contract which says he must Twist with Abbe.
• George Raft and George Jessel's travel agency is so successful, they plan to open branches in Europe.
• Ricky,Nelson's billing on record albums, etc., will be now Rick Nelson.
• Larry Storch relates: "A couple of fortune tellers watched a recent snow storm, and one said, 'You know, this reminds me of the winter of 1974.'"
• Dick Powell will resume his singing which he gave up years ago.
• Joe Mankiewicz, who
writes and directs "Cleopatra," discussed its many delays, including those caus-
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the dark", is writing now a new comedy about the ski gang at Klosters, Switzerland.
• A proud father boasted that his three-year-old son already shows signs of becoming an executive: " He takes- two- - hours to eat lunch."
• Francoise Sagan is working over a scenario which will launch her handsome new American husband. Bob Westhoff, as a romantic movie hero.
• Overheard; Adam wasn't born in morning. He came on the scene a little before Eve. I'll duck!
• According to comedienne Rusty Warren, a bachelor is a guy who can tell the doctor the symptoms without having his wife interrupt.
• Grade Fields and Beatrice LUlie, who saw "Milk and Honey," are eager to play the Molly Picon and Mimi Benzell roles in the London production.
• Jack Entratter, president of the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas, visited Monte Carlo
ed by EUzabth Taylor's ailments. "From now on," he says, "when I work with a top star, I'll insist that her salary be based only on hours of actual filming."
• MoUy Berg (Mollie Goldberg) and her son^ Chemey, are writing a Broadway play, "Libby," in which she will star.
• A fellow claims his daughter's at the awkward age — she knows how to make a~pITone call, but not how to end one. _
• Henry Stampler offers this simile: "As unhappy as a woman with a live secret and a dead phone."
• George Jessel will make a film teaching public speaking to school children.
Stanley Kramer wants Tammy Grimes for his "Mad, Mad World."
• Jack E. Leonard claims he's puzzled by his baldness: "It isn't hereditary in my family. My father isn't bald just me and my sister."
• Jule Styne, composer, and Bob Merrill, who wrote the songs for "Carnival," are working in Palm Beach on songs for a musical about Fanny Brice.
• Lee J. Cobb will play Frank Sinatra's father in the film, "Come Blow Your Horn."
• Henny Youngman insists he's the only TV viewer who ever got a telegram from Mitch Miller, pleading, "Please — Don't Sing!"
• Max Asnas, of New York's famed delicatessen emporium, says that taking your wife along on your vacation is like bringing your car to New York — you can't find a place to park it while you're enjoying yourself.
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THEATRI HI-LITES
• On March 26th, Davie Merrick brings "Irma La Douce", the musical fable of the Parisian streets and bistros, to the O'Keefe Centre for two weeks.
The charm, hilarity and lilting songs of "Irma" were first revealed in Paris in 1956,   where   it   rzm for
tinually packing them in. It seems that controversial discussions resulting from "The Balcony", starring T o b 1 Weinberg, does not hinder the theatre audience-wise at all. "The Rivals" will have its preview this coming Monday.
• The Civic Square
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close to four years. Ad-1 Theater is still da k. Hopes; apted into English by a trio, are high for its o; ening on i
who have since scored with another item called "Express o Bongo", "Irma" brought its haunting Parisian atmosphere arid accordion-accented tunes to British audiences in the summer of 1958, and it is still drawing thronged audiences in London.
The show plot and its original French lyrics are by Alexandre Breffort, a former taxi driver, in Paris, who knew whereof he wrote when he put the gaiety of the Parisian streets on the stage. /
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• After a successj^il J of "Drums of Father Ned" the Village Playhouse is tak ing a breather while it seeks a play which will fill the place up as its predecessor has done.
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