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Troll 43-6960 91 DAILY $4 million to $8 million for a chance to think. That master composer-singer has Informed his genti that when he concludes his current nationwide tour In late September he does not want to be booked for any more concerts for at least a year. Neil, America's top selling male recording star, will be studying economics at UCLA and also plans to bicycle across town to the University of Southern California for classes in musical composition. "I WANT TO get away from the crazlness of the crowds, to have a chance to rediscover myself," says the fellow whose concert dates bring him an average (some average!) of $2 to $4 million a year. He's also planning to take a six to nine month break from recording sessions, allowing royalties from hits and income from his publishing firm to support him during his entertainment haitus.

He still intends to continue work on the novel and screenplay he is writing, but his concentration will be on study "and trying to find myself again." Neil attended college once before. Incidentally miSiNTINQ "NADO" WEDNESDAY LADIES NITI D'Agottino'i RmiUurMt 4 CockUil Loungo vlaNOva a mz. i i 4 1 i' JXlX 6 Ef i UrtlX UAIUI Iran r-at. VVo. i p.J, jlttM 14 Eail Hwy.

11-91, Vint rmt MWw AT HOtNIS MOTOR LODOI A ORAWtol HQS. TR. showson I mows: I NOW APPEARING PAUL CHAMPION JIM BALLOT ON THE PATIO (DAILY IXCIFT WID. 1 SUN.) 351 Pork Avwhni, North getf gottle Wintar Pork supporting cast which includes young Mark Lester of "Oliver" fame, Neville Brund and Don Stroud, there are such "bit players" as vultures, a vicious dog, and a donkey and a rattlesnake. The people-type actors have been responding fine to Kirk's authority but some of the others especially that stubborn donkey don't seem impressed by him at all.

ON "TOM SAWYER" LOCATION IN COLUMBIA, the locals who've been mobbing 12-year-old "Tom," Johnny Whitaker, on the set and at department store personal appearances, make it obvious that the lad still has a lot of friends from his CBS "Family Affair" days. Johnny's coping with the rigors of work and the pressures of publicity all right, but he is still disappointed that his own real-life outdoors adventure had to give way to his career. The youngster had been jn the midst of a much-looked-forward-to Boy Scout camp outing when United Artists signed him as "Tom" and he had to pack up his sleeping bag and report to work. HENRY FONDA'S INVOLVED IN SOME film-for-nothing business, and for good cause: Starring In a series of anti-drug TV spots for the U.S. government taped at Hank's gracious Bel-Air home.

That home, incidentally, is currently going through a major landscaping overhaul as Fonda and wife Shirlee are having lawns and flower beds cleared away to make way for an organic herb and vegetable garden they plan to tend themselves. JAMES ARNESS 25-year-old SON, GRAIG, has decided on a film career, but the "Gunsmoke" star won't have to worry about his young'un competing with him for acting glory. Craig, a recent graduate of Arizona's Prescott College, is seeking to make a name for himself as a photo-journalist and has been assisting the still photographers on the "Lassie" set these past several weeks. PI I WEEKEND 9:00 "''W PU'Wl I li VC BILL KINO I SHOWBANOJ EVERY AFTERNOON JZ Jfi WEEK DAYS 2 P.M. J(T I HWY.17.Mtt43 lCAkMlioW Cssitlbtrry, Fit.

VLTj. i Jl Atraii from i Joi-Aloi fronlon -Ujv! TVlr 5j i AT THI SHERATON MOTOR INN APPEARING NITfLY Sandy Edwards my cousins RESTAURANT LOUNGE 736 LEE ORLANDO 645-5133 a A .1 RES. 131 9117 KIRK DOUGLAS Director in. ALI McGRAW Divorcing If- mm OlD ROCK 1011 TNURSOAT LAOIES NIGHT New York University. After he flunked a course in COCKTAIL HOUR 1 1-7 LADIES 25c flair tor tarlicular Pmilr" ii i SOUTH ST.

A IUMIY ORUNDO. FLA. musical appreciation, he left school to go on and gain worldwide public appreciation. I TIPPED IT TO READERS MONTHS AGO, and now it's official. Bob Evans and Ali McGraw have called off their marriage and she's filing for divorce.

STEAK HOUSE-LOUNGE pi I a doi oo oami And now a prediction or more to come: An engagement announcement "between Ali and Steve McQueen. imtertainmemtx nnnijnyi mum NITELY fRfRuM I RV A 1 Hm!) CONWAY CENTER Steak Dinner Special TUE. -LADIES NITE Free Highballs for Ladies FRI. POETS FLORIDA'S ..1 I I 6AL I jjmffSjg Internationally Famoul 1 "FOUR 27 million records thret Acad. my Award appearances, "love is A Many Splendored Thing" "Three Coins in A Fountain" and "Written On The Wind." T553 SCRATCH STARIGRAD-PAKELENEKA OFF your summer vacation schedule in the event you had planned a stop at that Yugoslavian hamlet.

I get word from Kirk Douglas that Starigrad-Pakeleneka which is so tiny and remote that you can't find it on a map has become a major tourist attraction since he and his clan have arrived for "Scalawag" filming. "The one hotel here is booked solid for the duration of our stay, until the end of August," says Kirk. "And a OPEN MON. SAT. 11 A.M.

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HOWDY, PARDNER, WELCOME TO 5 fGb Now playing THS "NEVER TOO LATE PON DEROSA i Hilarious com.dy by Sumnor Arthur Long mm Cocktail Lounge Seafood i 11:30 A.M. TO 10 M. TUES. thru SAT. NIGHTS and SUNDAY MATINEES R.i.rvationt OQQ CI fl Information I ORANGE BLOSSOM SHOPPING CENTER ORLANDO i trailer camp has sprung up on a vacant lot on the main (and only) street of town." THINGS HAVE become so hectic, he says, that a 1 labor crisis has hit the town; the hotel chef is threatening to go on strike unless paid extra for the additional work he's been tackling due to the crowds, 'v "Scalawag" is the all-in-the-family Douglas project which marks Kirk's debut as a director, with his '-wife, Anne, handling producer reins and son, Peter, along for the ride as the film's still photographer.

The entire assignment has proved quite, a challenge to Kirk. In addition to the crowd confusion, he's having to hop around on the peg leg he wears for his lead role in the movie. And, besides directing a Feedback' To Discuss Antidiscrimination Law Ntw Dinntr Club Mtmbarthipt Naw Availabl NEW LOCATION BIG SIZZLER SIRLOIN DIQR, 10 TICKETS tor SI 9.95 Moit b.autiful thoatr. in Fla COMPLHE i 1 (Former Urang Blottom Ployhoui.) irormcr uranaa mottom avnouici i mm i N. ORANGE BLOSSOM TRL Near L.

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