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JEWISH   WESTERN BULLETIN
> Thursday, May 14, 1953
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REFINED middle-aged lady wishes room with congenial family. Woulc consider baby sitting or be companion os part payment. Phone KE. 6144-L.
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NICELY FURNISHED sleeping room Close to Jewish facilities and transportation. Gentleman preferred. CH 8355.
FURNISHED ROOM in West End Apartment. Coll or phone between 5 and 7, Suite .9, 1147 Nelson St. TA. 4900.
CATERING
Mrs. B. Hestrin Is bock in town end again offers her catering service for ol Jewish affairs.   Phone FA. 1013-L.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL VIEW LOT at Glen-eogles Park. 110 foot frontage. Paved street to lot. Close to Golf course. Private. Mr. Jonzen, FA. 6270-R.
SEPBESENTATIVE WANTED
MANUFACTURERS AGENT for a number of European jewellery factories. Young, active, completely reliable and well acquainted with this line of ^ business. Would have to correspond With head off ice in Germany, letters may be written in English, but able to understand letter written in German. Reply, to Box 55, Jewish Western BMletin, 2675 Oak St., Vancouver 9.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PARTNER WANTED in a smBII meat packing plant at Prince George, B.C. For further information' write to: Cariboo .Meat Packing Co., P.O. Box 1916, Prince George, B.C.
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•CAPSULE CULTURE for the Pincus Men—also known as "Now and Then," proved to be mostly entertaining and highly hilarious for the 600 to 700, husbahds and wives, uncles aiid aunts, bobbas and zaides and etc., who came to watch the show last Sunday night-^"A brera hoben zei gehot"=—and ditto for us! -
Better title for the "Pincus Men" would have been the "Two Boxed Blanks" (Stan and George) who undoubtedly suffered more for not having to change costumes all night than all the rest of the cast did in having to change garb betwixt and between the midMvay through almost every act.
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THE  BEST  ACT,   rating an •A" for teamwork and presenta-;ion and an "A-minus" for con-ent was the "Roaring: Twenties". . . The entire cast in this number was top-notch. . . . Ralph onberg     displayed sparkling comedy talent. . . . Jeaii Levejr showed notable singing style in Some of These Days." . The Charlston number was probably the  best  chorus  effort in the whole show, and of course the "Apache"   dance   with Eleanor Matlin and Val Warren was the big hit of the evening. . . '   *    " *      * ^
VERY WELL DONE weire all the dance numbers with Eleanor Matlin most Versatile as "Eve-cimi - Cleopatra - cum ^ Mamselle Apache." And of course we shall not soon forget Lil Katzman of he "Seven Veils."
AS A PSirCH-RIATRIST, our good friend Murray (tell him you saw it in the Bulletin) Goldman was ad-lib-idike a bissel meshuge." , . . But he made up for with his Danny Kaye take-off which was so well done that after he show his father-in-law asked him; "TiiJurray did anyone backstage help you in the hard parts?" *      * *
EVERYBODY SHONE! n
Tops in vocal , soleizing and eye-filling to-boot was Shirley Kaplan and one particulai- young man in the back row (same initials) couldn't keep his eyes off her. ... Brucye Klein, Helen Brail and Shirley Finhelstein were cute as the "Kommercial Kiddies." . . . The Barbershop Quartet—Fromson, Angrel, Toft, and Pelman were barbersome(?) (Lazar's definition—they looked and sounded the part). ... , While Joe Jampole and Fran Cohen were commendably present in the tap-dance duet. . . . Also proving generally useful throughout the^show were Syd Zbarsky as Adam-cum^Nikolai-cum-Jack-pot, and Ben Kopelow, Max Power, Val Warren, Ralph Fon-berg and Nate Singer as trees, nightmares, straight-^men and even funny-men.'. . . The dancing chorus gained added eye ap-
peal from Ethel Gelfand, Lita Cohen ^and Bea Goldberg.
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WE UNDERSTAND that there were about as many characters sweating backstage as there were making with the act before the footlights. . . . But we can only mention here the Character-in-chief, Murray Katzman, \vho does a darn good job with figures both at work and at play and knows how to whip talent into
shape. «
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ALL   THE   AUDIENCE was
sure plugging for the^ cast including the high-brows, the lowbrows and the in-betweens, and especially Leonard White. ... And right there in the dark Hy Pomerantz of Montreal recognized Bulletin Editor, Abe Arnold, whom he hadn't seen in about 15 years.
THE JUNIOR TEAM of Cole and Zlotnik is featured in the Moose Little League but they're playing on opposite sides. Shel-
NEO-NAZI HUNGARIANS IN CANADA
MONTREAL—(WJA)—Following reports pn the activities of neo-Iifazi group of Hungarian newcomers in Toronto, the Cana diari Jewish Congress decided to make representations to a church Under whose auspices a service of thfe group has recently been held.
BB GONYENTION
(Continued from Page 1) District No. 6 Benjamin I. Morris, Chicago, vice-president; Dr Abe Greenberg, Omaha, Nebr.
District No. 7 John Horowitz Oklahoma City, vice-president David White, Houston, Texas.
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Now that the winter league ploy is over Chopman's end Seymour Recreations have open alleys every day of the week. -
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SHELDON COLE don Cole, (son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Cole) seen in action here, is wearing the B'nai B'rith colors, while his buddy Marty Zlotnik (son of Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Zlotnik) is with Home Provis ioners . . . Another member of the BB team is MdJcolm Weinstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Weinstein, and in the Kerrisdale Little League one of the players is Barry Moscovitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moscovitz.
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WE H-ErA-R (how could we help it with Mrs. B. on the Bulletin staff) that Sid Brail won the low net in the 14 year and under class in the City Junior Golf Tourney held last week. Maybe papa Sam better take a few lessons!
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WE ALSO HEAR that Harry Snider has been appointed a district chairman for the next Red Feather Campaign by the Vancouver Cohimunity Chest. Harry was named jointly by the Community Council and B'nai B'rith to take charge of a downtown district that the Jewish community has been asked to handle. ■ *    , * *
QUITE   A   FEW DOCTORS
were in the house when friends of the groom-to-be Dr. Dave Clamah arranged a stag for the lucky man. Speeches were constantly punctuated by telephone calls for various doctors but it was not clearly established who is the most wanted medico after office hours . . . Dr. Harrison, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the General Hospital, made a hit with his Hebrew expressions—Mazeltov and Shalom Tcho—^which he translated for the benefit of "the uninitiated"
Release More Nca>;is
'   ( Continued from'Page 1) out with time off for good behavior.
But even while war criminals are being releasedi others are still being tried. Iii Munich for example, seven eJt-gestapo men have been indicted by a German court for deporting over 3,b00 Jews to death camps where most perished. . They have not been, charged with miu-der however, because the district attorney claims it; cannot be prove'd that they were award, of the purpose of the. deportation. They are therefore charged with - "being accessories to the. deprivation of liberty." '
A^ new trial has been ordered for Franz Rademacher, ex-head of the Jewish section of the nazi foreign office, who got off with a light 41 month sentence ifor manslaughter. But Rademacher was released from jail last year and is reported to be in South America.
Local Qrama Festival Set for May 19 to 26
Tlie fourth annual Vancouver and Lower Mainland One-Act Play Festival, sponsored by the Community Arts Council,'will be presented May 19 to 26 in Trafalgar School,;^ 24th Ave. and Trafalgar Street.'^ Fifteen entries have been registered and the calibre oi the plays selected mirrors the talent and ambition to be found within these ' amateur groups.
Groups participating are: North Vancouver Community Players presenting two comedies "Brass Tacks" and "Back ^o Methuselah," Burnaby Little Theatre with "The Tinsel Duchess" and "The Mock Beggar," South Hiil Community Theatre with "TheJPasque Flower," Hollywood Vagabonds "In 1999," Pilgrim Players "The Man Who Played Judas," Sea Island Players "The Tangled Webb," Vancouver Little Theatre "Hellb Out There," West End Players "The. Wddov*," Vancouver Repertory Theatre "Rise and Shine," Ferguson Players "Outward Bound," New Westminster Vagabonds "Fortunata Writes a Letter," White Rock Players "Hands Across the Sea" and UJPO Drama Workshop "The Journey of Sirnon McKeever."
The adjudicators, under chairman Ian Thorne of Victoria, will be Dorothy Davies, well known Vancouver stage personality and Donal Wilsohr instructor and director at UBC;
Tickets are available from the participating groups or, at Community Arts Council office, 581 Granville St., MArine 4358 and are 50c for the regular.performances and 75c for the final night "Honor Performance" on May 26.
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. . Dr. Claman was presented with an ^lectric lawn-mower which he remarked would make things much easier for his wife . . . All the speeches added up to the fact that Dr. Dave is a fine fellow and a good doctor, and his popularity was attested by the excellent turnout.
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