Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1960 — Page 2

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Friday, February 5, 1069

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STATE PLAYWRITING CONTEST

A state-wide, play-writing contest designed to bring in an original script for fall production in the Theati'e-in-the-Woods has been announced by Mrs. James P. Leeds, president of the Jewish community center’s Theater Workshop. OPEN TO anyone living in the

state of Indiana during the time of the contest, the competition ends May 29, 1960. The winning script will receive a cash award of $50 and will be performed for three nights in September in the center’s barn theatre. Chairing the contest commit tee are Mr. and Mrs. David Ro

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senberg and Mrs. Samual Chernin. Contest judges will be announced in the near future. THE CENTER Theatre Workshop is sponsoring the contest in the conviction that the dis covery of new writing talent ani a stage on which to display nev works is an integral part of any sound and well-rounded drama-

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Any Indiana resident is eligible to enter the contest, whether a previously published author of not. The manuscript submitted, however, may not be one that has been published. Complete contest rules and instructions are now available at the center.

Bnai Torah Men Pick Candidates The candidates for the “Sweetheart Queen” of the B’nai Torah men’s club Valentine dance Sunday, Feb. 14 at the congi*egation vestry are Mines. Archie (Marian) Aronstam, Julius (Annabelle) Beilach, Jack (Faye) Dorfman and Louis (Gladys) Goldstein. Each person attending the dance will be provided with a ballot and will cast-one vote for their favorite candidate. The candidate receiving the most votes will be declared “Queen”. Irving Liebowitz, Indianapolis Times columnist, will crown the “queen”. Liebowitz has had wide experience in crowning beauty contest winners. Music for the evening will be by Ted Lang and his orchestra.

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ANGELS ALL

Planning the forthcoming National Council of Jewish Women Angel Luncheon Wednesday, Feb. 17, at Broadmoor country club, are, (left to right) Miss Florence Goldberg, Mrs. Albert Goldstein, Mrs. Joseph A. Rothbard, seated: Mrs. Robert Gordon and Mrs. Louis Woloshin. The annual ways and means affair will feature the famous Miss Ilka Chase, well known lecturer, writer and actress. Reservations for the luncheon can be made by calling Mrs. A^xander Kahn, CL 1-4819, or Mrs. Michael Maurer, CL 3-2810.

Federation Leaders to Attend 1st UJA Midwest Conference

A dozen Jewish Welfare Federation leaders ax-e making plans to attend a thx-ee-day United Jewish Appeal leadership institute in Chicago Feb. 12-14. They are Mrs. Jack A. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. David Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schahet, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weinbei’ger, Milton J. Fineberg, Mrs. Manuel Cassen, Frank Newman and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stroyman. Denver Home Sets Luncheon Mar. 1

The institute will be the fii'st to be conducted by the nationwide UJA in the Midwest. It will be held at the Hotel Moraine. Some 500 local leaders from a 13-state area are expected to engage in a vai'iety of meetings and workshop sessions designed to prepare them to guide their 1960 community campaigns The slogan for the institute will be “An Exciting Weekend With a St. Louis will sei've as chairman. Purpose.” Melvin Dubinsky of

Erica Morin! To Render

A production of “The King and I” will be presented by the Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children chapter at an earning fund luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Mar. 1, at the Shei’aton-Lincoln hotel. The show was written and directed by Mrs. Gai'y Much. The cast includes Mines. Ronald Heifer, Charles Hamer, A1 Mordoh, Joseph Sol insky, David Schwimer, Morris Bernstein, Ben Schuff, Lestex' Waldman, H. Zaritsky and Gary Much. Music will be by Mrs. Phil Levan. Mrs. Dan Posnosky is in chax'ge of reservations.

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Tchaikovsky Concerto The Indianapolis Symphony orchestra will featux’e Erica Morini as soloist at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6 and at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 7, in the Murat theatre. Ranked as one of the greatest violinists of this era, Miss Morini, who appeared with our orchestra in 1946, Miss Morini has been featux*ed again and again by every major orchestra and at every major music festival both here and abroad. For this pair of concerts, she will pex'form Tchaikovsky’s wellknown Concerto for Violin and Orchestra.

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