Ruby Levine has seen a Cleveland with horse-drawn wagons, tough early years in a home with no electricity and an outhouse and leaving school in the afternoon to work and help support his family. The son of Polish-Jewish immigrants built a life where he played sports at Glenville High, married a beauty he met at a wedding he crashed with a friend, went on to start a vending machine company, and even entertained Frank Sinatra and Joel Grey. He told his life story to Natalie Bauman, owner of Sunrise Sunset Documentaries, a Cleveland-based personal documentary production company. See the whole video at https://www.facebook.com/Sunrise.Sunset.Documentaries/videos
Life story video of 102-year-old Beachwood man tells of Cleveland life in 1910s and 20s
102-year-old Beachwood man tells story of early life in 1920s Cleveland to Sunrise Sunset Documentaries.
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Nikki Ferrell (Editor) June 17, 2013 at 01:57 pm
Yes, there is! You can find the agenda here: http://www.beachwoodohio.com/agendacenter
Ginny Wykoff May 30, 2013 at 02:29 pm
This should be a great evening. Steve Berry, is one of the greatest authors of my decade along with…Read More James Patterson. They both have done their homework in research and story-telling. I would love to listen to him, however, I will not be in the area that week. It would be wonderful if he were invited to the Heights area, either Legacy, Beachwood, Cleveland Hts., because he would bring down the house with fans. Thank you, again. Love his tales.