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Atlanta BBYO to Stage Lively
Amazon Comedy Nov. 25, 26
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. . . “And so it came to pass that
the A masons rated their land .. .
the women fought, drank and
lived like sturdy men; the men
like slaves ... like frail and pam
pered women. When the baby
cried, the sapper boiled over, the
socks faded in the wash, who got
the blame? The men! When the
women came heme from the
battlefield, they rested. But peer
papa, his work was never
ended.”
The foregoing excerpt from an
original prologue, written by Girt
Bossak, will set the mode for the
one-act play “The Warrior’s Hus
band,” by Julian Thompson, to
be presented by the BBYO Coun
cil at the Atlanta Jewish Com
munity Center on Sat, Nov. 25,
8:30 p.m.; and Sunday. Nov. 26,
2:30 p.m.
“The Warrior’s Husband,” in
one version or another, has been
presented on Broadway many
times during the last twenty-five
years. It is a frothy, fast-moving,
farce based upon an old Greek
legend, which, while filled with
laughs, also depicts an insight
into Greek mythology which pi
ques the imagination, and usual
ly prods the viewer to scurry to
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about the Amazonian Era. Greek
legend describes women who
were warriors and fought the
men with a cunning and skill
unimaginable in our modern
times. The secret of their strength
lay in the “Girdle of Diana.”
This girdle was not an ordinary
girdle such as is worn today, but
it was a •*- duh — *er — aw . . .
tickets are 50c, and may be pur
chased from any AZA or BBG
member in Atlanta. It has been
suggested that curious people
might go to see the play in order
to find out how come that girdle
is so all-fired powerful.
The cast includes Evalyn Baron
as Hippolyta, Queen of the Ama
zons; Steve Alterman as Sapiens,
better known as “Sappy”; Donna
Reiss as Antiope, Princess, sister
to Hippolyta; Howard Rosenberg
as Theseus; Danny Jacobs, as
Hercules, also “Here,” as he Is
called by his friends; Helen Ep
stein as Buria, Hippolyta’s body
guard; Russell Smith, Alan Mal-
koff, Bobby Shuman, all Heralds;
Jody Breen as Heroics.
Others who are assisting in the
production are Barbara Jane
Cohen, Judy Neuhaus, Herb Lash-
ner, Alan Cohen, Jennifer Solo
mon, Arline Hauser and Howard
Wachsteter, in various positions
such as prompting, music and
sound effects, publicity and busi
ness. Ema Dziewinski and Pat
Carl are in charge of make-up.
Director of the play is Mrs.
Hilfred N. Bossak. She is being
assisted by Mrs. Clance Segan,
Mr. Bossak, Mrs. Sanford A.
Shmerling, Jeannie Taratoot and
Mrs. Art Levin in the stage set,
costumes carpentry, art work,
make-up and choreography. Spe
cial aids to Mrs. Segan are Mr.
and Mrs. Segal, her parents, who
are helping with the costumes.
Special choreography has been
developed for the play by Jeannie
Taratoot. Dancers include Helen
Epstein, Larraine Fay, Joanne
Reich and Miss Taratoot.
The B’nai B’rith Youth Or
ganization Council is the coordi
nating body for the 20 Atlanta-
Macon-Columbus BBYO chapters.
Part of proceeds over and above
expenses of the play will be do
nated by the Council to philan
thropy.
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will be announced by
15. The B’nai B’rith Youth Or
ganization newer the right , to
edit and cut any portion of the
eseay, and submit it in total or in
part for publication.
JOY*8 Book
Emphasis
B’nai B’rith Girls — Joy of
Youth is celebrating National
Jewish Book Month during the
month of November by setting
up an exhibit of Jewish books,
pamphlets, and wall displays,
and also placing bookmarks at
the Highland Branch Atlanta
Public Library and the Henry
W. Grady High School Library.
During the week of October 22
through the 29, J.O.Y. placed
posters in different buildings,
stores and offices throughout the
Atlanta community urging the
prevention of fire, as this was
Fire Prevention Week the nation
over.
—JANE HOROWITZ,
SARA SPTVAK.
Co-Reporters
Practice Makes Perfect
Again, like the past years,
Daughters of B’nai B’rith plans
to win the basketball champion
ship. With the help of our
coaches and cooperation of our
team this can be followed
through.
Once a week, on Thursday
evenings one hour is devoted for
us to practice. During this time
the coaches help us with shots,
rules, and anything else we are
unsure of. Many times we scrim
mage with other B’nai B’rith
Chapters or between ourselves
Yes, once again basketball sea
son is here.
—ANITA SUGARMAN
Newly-elected Atlanta-Macon-Columbus BBYO Council Presir
dent, Howard Wachsteter, and vice president Carolyn Clein, receive
congratulations from Regional BBYO Director, Mrs. Hilfred N. Boe
sak. Other officers recently installed at their election luncheon ere
Phyllis Mayson, secretary; Jennifer Solomon, Atlanta reporter; Bobby
Cohn, Columbus reporter; George Brahn, Macon reporter; Hotartfd
Rosenberg, chaplain; and David Pergament, counselor.
Essay Test for
Members of
Atlanta BBYO
The Atlanta BBYO Committee
will sponsor an essay contest
among Atlanta AZA and BBG
chapters this year, it was an
nounced here by Mrs. Michael
Harris, awards chairman for the
coordinating body of the six B’nai
B’rith lodges and chapters which
sponsor the 20 Atlanta-Macon-
Columbus youth groups.
The essay subject Is “And God
Created Man in His Own Image"
— Genesis, Chapter 1, Verse 27.
The purpose of the contest is
to encourage any registered At
lanta AZA or BBG member to
present in writing, his or her
thoughts, after proper research,
on the topic selected.
The rules are as follows; The
subject matter and title may con
cern any broad concept or speci
fic aspect of brotherhood, the
Golden Rule, World Peace or the
United Nations.
The judges for the contest are
Mrs. William Green, past presi
dent of the United Nations Coun
cil of Atlanta, Rabbi Emanuel
Feldman, spiritual leader of Beth
Jacob Synagogue and Ben Rab-
inowitz, chairman of the Atlanta
BBYO Committee.
Entries must be in the BBYO
office, c/o Mrs. Hilfred N. Boe
sak, director, 2344 Wineleas Road,
Decatur, Ga. not later than De
cember 1, 1961. Entries are limit
ed to a maximum of 1000 words.
First prize will be a $25.00 U.S.
Savings Bond; second prize shall
be a Certificate of Merit. All ma
terial must be original Winners
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