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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Friday, October 26, 1956
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THE LIFE STORY OF THE SENSUALIST ARTIST VAN G00H
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Magnificent In CINEMASCOPE and METROCOIOR
ANN WILL HE A BEAUTY WITH
HELP FROM THE
MASSELL DENTAL CLINIC
She was a very attractive girl, almost pretty, with a nice
slim figure and a twinkle in her wide blue eyes. She would
have been a knock-out if it hadn’t been for the very obvious
fact that she needed braces on her teeth.
And this, at sixteen, can be a heart-breaking ‘‘if.”
Ann lives with her aunt, who barely makes enough to keep
them fed and clothed. At the end of each month when all the
bills were paid, there was rarely a penny left . . . NEVER in
their wildest dreams could they have afforded the expensive
dental treatment Ann required.
Her case was referred from the School Counselor of her
Fulton County High School to the Ben J. Massell Dental Clinic.
One of the volunteer dentists arranged to give her the neces
sary treatments in his office without charge.
The treatments, which will cover several years, will not
only transform Ann into an extraordinarily pretty girl, but
will save her a great deal of dentist trouble later. They will do a
lot for her self-confidence, and enable Ann to meet the world
without a chip on her shoulders.
(The above is an actual case from the files of the Ben J.
Massell Dental Clinic, 317 Pryor Street S.W.) Formerly the
Morris llirsch Clinic, the Ben J. Massell Dental Clinic is now
operating on a non-sectarian basis in its new Pryor Street build
ing this Fall. The Clinic provides free dental service to adults
and children. If patients are able to pay, 25c is charged for the
first visit and 10c for each additional visit. The Clinic is a mem
ber of the Atlanta Jewish Social Service Federation.
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Atlanta TEP Alumni
Elect Eisenberg
Dave Eisenberg, Atlanta at
torney, has been elected to guide
the Atlanta Alumni Club of Tau
Epsilon Phi fraternity for the
current season.
He was chosen to succeed Leon
ard Seligman as president. Aiding
him will be Jack N. Lincoln as
vice president, Jack J. Berlin as
secretary and Robert Goldsmith
as treasurer.
The club meets on the third
Thursday of each month during
the school year.
Emory AEPhi
Mothers Hold
First Meeting
The Mother’s Club of the Alpha
Epsilon Phi Fraternity of Emory
University held its first meeting
of the current school season on
October 18. The following new
officers were elected: Mrs. Meyer
Levy, president; Mrs. A1 Wein-
grad, vice president; Mrs. Harry
Minsk, Secretary; Mrs. Abe Lewis,
Treasurer; Mrs. Louis Geffen,
Publicity. David Levy is frater
nity representative and Mrs. Dora
Pose is Chapter House Mother.
Plans have been mapped out
for the year’s special project for
the Fraternity House and work
will begin on this project in a
few days.
VGA Sorority Lists
New Pledge Group
ATHENS—The following stu
dents have pledged Delta Phi Ep
silon Sorority at the University
of Georgia:
Atlanta— Marilyn Steine, Ilene
Lichtenstein, Dorothy Tillem, Vi
ola Benshushan, Rhina Schaffer,
Sandra Hartman, Beverly Tara-
toot, Charlene Zimmerman and
Shelley White.
Madison—Sharon Kinstein; El-
berton, Rochelle White; Jesup,
Anita Nathan; Marietta, Edie
Custer; Macon, Gloria Schwartz
and Marlene Levine; Augusta,
Harriet Levy; West Point,
Leah Feinberg; Savannah,
Harriet Cantor and Harriet Co
hen; Philadelphia, Pa., Barbara
Kelman; South Carolina, Sandra
Glickman, Elaine Cohen, Roch
elle Baron and Merle Herden;
Orlando, Fla., Diane Garvin.
The officers of the pledge class
of 25 are Rochelle Hite, pres.;
Ilene Lichtenstein, vice pres.;
Leah Feinberg, sec.; Viola Ben
shushan, treas.; and Marilyn
Steine, member-at-large.
The sorority has selected Nov
ember 3 as date of the pledge
formal.
ACT Scores With
Saroyan Drama
“The Time of Your Life,” staged
recently by the Atlanta Civic
Theatre, was a strongly sensitive
drama, paced by several outstand
ing performances by a group of
Jewish thespians.
This typically Saroyan play of
course has nothing to do with any
Jewish theme. Yet the 22 charact
ers whose lives entertwine in
the drama are presented in such
depth by the author and with
such substance and feeling by the
cast that they have the poignancy
and nostalgic quality of a Sholem
Aleichem story.
Joseph Dayan, as Nick the Irish
bartender, was superb and dem
onstrated such facility in the
trade he should never have to
worry about a job if ever the
store keeping trade slacks off too
much.
Jean Rothstein, as Kitty Duval,
took her part admirably with
sophisticated restraint and the
pathetic ennui required by the
role.
Martin Shartar, who is presi
dent of the Theatre, which in
cidentally has a cross section of
members and actors, took the part
of a ”Kit Carson” so convincing
ly impossible to recognize the
gentle proprietor of the new mu
sic shop he has just opened
across the way from the audi
torium where the ACT holds
forth.
Star of the drama however was
Jennings Hertz Jr., who has di
rected several previous ACT per
formances and who dominated
“TTOYL” with a sense of pro
fessionalism rarely seen in local
amateur theatrical circles.
We have witnessed many fine
presentations of the ACT in prev
ious years and can advise theatre
lovers that much interest and
pleasure lies ahead in the group’s
remaining schedule this season.
The list includes ‘‘The Little
Hut,” Dec. 6-8, “Detective Story,”
“A View from the Bridge,” and
‘‘The Matchmakers.”
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