The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 28

-r -T TTTfTTTTI Th Morning Nwi, Wilmington, Friday, October 21, 1977 show business Polanski may be jail bound L. -LJ 1 A I mm Writer-director Brooks goes on to say, "To a writer everything comes second to work. If I'm not working, nothing works for me, not my love life, my relationships, nothing!" Brooks has been working particularly hard the past two years getting the adaptation of "Looking For Mr. ready for the screen. And, determined that STARTS TONITE OTW At 7:30 t-.

II ml- I Ik mry? i '--r23'' it' WM WM I -W. ri: f-r- -jy Jr I 0 ml By MARILYN BECK HOLLYWOOD Superior Court Judge Laurence T. Ritten-band informs me that Roman Polanski could be on his way to prison this weekend. At Polanski's Sept. 19 trial for having had unlawful sexual intercourse with a 13-year-old girl, Judge Rittenband responded to pleas that the director's services were needed for Dino De Laurenti-is' "Hurricane" film and granted Polanski a three month delay in starting a 90-day psychiatric test at California's Chino Prison for Men, preparatory to his first sentencing.

But, says the judge, "I didn't know then that the picture would be impossible to finish in 90 days. I had been told that 400 employes were waiting for Polanski to work on the film and I believed it. Though I don't want to pre judge the case, it does appear that I may have been innocently deceived." Making reference to the story I filed shortly after the trial, Rittenband adds, "You were correct that the script hadn't even been written in September and that shooting wasn't intended until next January. Having found that out, I have scheduled the new hearing." That hearing, to determine if Polanski shouldn't report to Chino is now set for today and Monday, but, says the judge, "I might well have made my decision by this weekend. Dino De Laurentiis wants to give testimony, but won't be availabale until next Monday, and I don't know whether I will wait to hear him.

It's not right to speculate on the outcome of the hearing, but I do feel that I have very possibly been imposed upon." Richard Brooks can find only one fault with estranged wife Jean Simmons. "She's beautiful, witty, romantic, but she had the bad judgment to marry a writer, and with the exception of composers, writers are the most selfish bastards in the world." I XXX 2 ADULT HITS XXX MATINEE ONLY 1 P.M. "MARRIAGE OTHER FOUR LETTER WORDS" "A DIRTY WESTERN" 1:00 ONLY NEW SHOW EVERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY R'T'TTYT Jk.JtmJtM lift 8 I Jff HI I I'lVi MIl 'III I 'I iii mMI'AW Ii I) TOPHAM PRI.SI NI KINnX KYFUII I) tlllAIHI PROIHUTION MK' ill -I 'JV 4 VI JKHNlii Klh i.V-'l i BARGAIN MAT JJ, WEft-IRM. FRIAT6-8-10 audiences would see the film he wrote and directed exactly as he intended, he's even been running around to theaters this week checking out equipment. I'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU: Bob Hope tells me he expects to be working night and day until the day before his Oct.

28 "A Very Special Special: The Road With Bing" airs on NBC, -2 SHOCKING IALES OF TIK80R "THE PACK" "It'S ALIVE" THfY'Rf NOT PITS ANYMORE PG NOT TO IE SEEN ALONE I 'PINNY tAL' IITI SUNDAY! THIS MOVIE IS TOTALLY OUT OF CONTROL i A 4 It -t 3 Special Studio Sneak of fSH Pit? nrvTTL s2l(aas, StP) new exciting film for Warner Bros. Co-starring S0NDRA LOCKE Rated piaiifiouse iin unnJ WILMIMSIO. DE 19801 (302) (St-4401 mj 1 LwJ Tonight 3:15 pm it Dear Playhouse Theatre: Please send me. tickets at each II for the following performance of "For Colored Girls. 1 st Choice 2nd Choice date date date.

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