Chaplain Samuel W. Chomsky lights the traditional Hanukkah candles, December 19, 1954

Text on back of photograph: Over 300 servicemen and veteran patients of all faiths were the guests of the Beverly Hills B'nai B'rith Men's Lodge at a USO-Jewish Welfare Board Hanukkah dinner and show at Frank Sennes' Moulin Rouge, Hollywood, Calif., Sunday afternoon, December 19, [1954]. In this photograph, Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Samuel W. Chomsky, left, lights the traditional Hannukah candles. Seated, left to right, Alvin Malinow, chairman of the Veterans Affairs Committee of the Beverly Hills B'nai B'rith Men's Lodge and Julius M. Cohen, USO-JWB Area Director; standing, Albert Isenberg, president of the Beverly Hills B'nai B'rith Men's Lodge and the Werner twins of the Moulin Rouge show look on. Servicemen from over 30 military bases in the area attended the vent. In addition to a full course dinner, servicemen, veteran patients and USO-JWB junior hostesses were treated to a full spectacular two-hour show, produced by Donn Arden, nationally famous showman. The Moulin Rouge is the most glamorous and largest theatre restaurant in the world.Digital imag