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DETROIT
^v^ilton H. London, chief barker of Club
Tent 5, announced that community and
-.icial leaders are working with Variety
members on a gala premiere of Mame" for
the benefit of Children's Hospital. The $50,-
000 fund-raising event Tuesday (26) will
feature an entire evening of festivities besinning
with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres
in the new Shiawassee Hotel at Northland
Center and conclude with the reserved-seat,
black-tie premiere at the Americana complex.
At the prepremiere party. Jacobson's
will present an informal evening of nostalgic
fashions inspired by the movie "Mame." .Ml
the expenses of the premiere are being paid
by Tent 5. so that 100 per cent of all contributions
will go directly to the benefit of
Children's Hospital. Details of the event
are being handled by William M. Wetsman,
Jerome B. Levy and London. Information
and tickets can be obtained by calling 354-
6560 or 642-5100.
Meridian Township's antipornography ordinance
survived its first preliminary court
test when a district judge refused to dismiss
charges against the manager of the Crest
Drive-In . . . Four persons charged with
violating the Ecorse antipornography ordinance
faced examination in Ecorse Municipal
Court. All were employees of the Harbor
Arts Theatre and were accused of exhibiting
movies which violated moral standards
set in the city's "smut control" law. A
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