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JOAN WINCHELL- president William Wagnerian Lfturitz Mel- 3to0 angtl Zinxts 13 MAY 14, 1962-Part IV chior, Eddie Spivak of the Redwood restaurant, Jack er Ben Silberstein and Nan for Post 1 lime Oakie sporting a red cy Russell, Frank (Mr. Mojo) Jules Stetn, thoroughbred owner Ann Peppers, John Miller, Neil Petree, Bill Cain, insurance man Jim Callanan, A. M. (Rocky) Rochlen of the Airport Commission. (La Quinta) Ellsbach, Jack Bryan Foy, Mrs.

Pillars of Society. Orrin Tucker. BH hotel own-l Albright in 'Fix With Gene Barry Ransolioff Holding Garner; Dore Scliary in Total Recall BY PHILIP K. SCHEUEB The screen will be welcoming Lola" Albright back her first movie, it seems to me, since "A Cold Wind in August." Anyhow, Gene (Bat Masterson) Barry says he has signed Lola for "The Fix," which is to be his first indie venture novel by John tteher, script and CALtTHEATRe or Bft; 2-9361 CR. 4-011 ON THE TOWN (or "A Chicago and Edna Rothbart of Palm Springs.

Beveri y- Hills Jeweler thi Tuct to col attat Z2f Opening, Dinner for Carol Channing, and the Cocktail SAW the latter three at Hollywood Park Opening Party at Hollywood Parks CAROL CHANNING guest of honor. next afternoon. Saw a few thousand other friends and Jack a Newport WE COVERED the above familiar faces there also. It beach Ramona Mau three events all iri a 24-hoiir period: And all three had one was all like one wonder rey Smith, Eugene and Roz Wyman, Walter mine in common lasci- Phil Connors, Beverly Hills nating people who' are' fun- ful cocktail party. LOVED giving uncle Wil loving, stimulating, and are vi and Fred Nason and Ethtl McCarty, TV hero Vince Ed RODGERS AND doing things in our citjv PATB00NE-B08ETDOL1 PAMELA TIFFIN ANN-MABGRET TOMEWELUAUGEFAYEmW wards, who'd just picked a HAMMERSTEIN'S lard Keith a great big hug in winner in the 3rd, and Mer- the Directors Room for his CARROLL BAKER will be seen in the film play "Something Wild," opening Wednesday at Four Star.

mm. courageous and smiling re-Jvyn LeRoy.who had a win- production by Robert Welch. Theme of "The Fix" is dope addiction what else? Barry has extensive night-club dates to fill before he will attempt this film. Young Christine Kauf-mann, who starred in 'The Take-off" with William Bendix, has agreed to re-, peat for Harold Nebenzal and Astra Films of 'Munich 0L Excluilvtly THE FIRST a Don Hoffman's chic jewelry sa mng ticKet on that $117.60 covery from simultaneous eey and back operation. Also Fast Travel in the 2nd, turn ID lon opening on Camden Dr.

1 there Ed. Crowley passing in Beverly. It featured Cham Comedy Due pagne, sky s-the-lirait bau out money to eyerybody to bet on Eddie in the 5th, be CoirtiniMus from 1:45 pit SO DID owner of the Ix)s bles. and Sf anging 25 cause "My liaise Eddie Angeles Nut Co: Eddie Gen- on May from Edgar Bergen i Aca- Haitisan Chan del or so said haberdasher pulco-tanned wife and Janet; mmsmmmm Daily 1:45 p.m.;f "f'XI dler.v who told us it" takes "Mr. Hobbs Takes a Va MacLeod, West Coast fashion longer to drive from Pasa Sy Devore, sporting a peacock-blue sport coat and an ear-to-ear grin.

cation," starring James Stew oUCBESSUCDSD editor of, Town, and Country dena to Santa Anita (due to art with Maureen O'Hara 'magazine, to Hedda Hopper. the traffic) than to Holly HCHtSSUir i mimrtwma unnsiof mk mm vm nam Added Mill IIIDfl "ERSATZ" Color Ctrinnn IAST Fabian, John Saxon, Marie ni riwn wood Park (due to the free way). DAYS) STILL MORE hellos to PARTY NO. 2 followed, honoring one of the finest men in show business. HOLLYWOJIT WTilson, Reginald Gardiner, Lauri Peters and Valerie will open Friday, HX LOS ANGELES CARTHAY (and how do you like this for variety?) Bill (Mr.

Bunki.r Hill) Sessnon, realtor Carl Schurz, Elaine Fields got ALSO in the Directors CHINESE- BR 2.24 -HO 4-81 1 "WEST SIDE STORY" Tonight 8:30 M. RESERVED SEATS May 25, at the Fox WTilshire Charles Lowe, and one of the CIRCLE list 21 Days! "EL CID" Tonight 8:30 fM. RESERVED SEATS Betty and Bill Wilson sax Vint r-VciR( CI I EL 147 and Academy Pasadena The- funniest gals, his wife Carol aters, and Van Nuys and charming. It was given by Channing. It was given by with the Earle Jorgensens, REY Staiwyck-Harvey, WALK a wig, so now 1 can swim this BH Club vice HO VWQfld Stewart-Wayne, VAN I2-30." a SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE; HOS-j7l Brynner.

Magnificent 7 OPEN AU NIGHT UNTIL 5 A.M. DAILY in a second, still to be se- Scheucr lected. Nebenzal's partner, Alfred Strauss, will arrive this week with a print of "The Take-off which was made with" the co-operation of the U.S." Air Force. Nebenzal reports additional activ-; ities: purchase of "The Urge'of Evil," by Heinz Friese, also to be shot in Germany, and of "Laguna screenplay by Victor Brooks, to be shot for -here. Allied Artists, which distributed "El Cid' in this '-country, will perform a similar service for Samuel Bron-stem's next, "55 Davs at Peking." The new epic of the Boxer Rebellian will be launched in June in Madrid and will location in the Orient.

Star is Charlton Heston, writer Philip Yordan and director Nicholas Ray. Garner heels for Ransohoff James Garner appears to have cast his lot with Martin Ransohoff, his boss on "Boys' Night Out." He will play in two more, first to be "The Wheeler Dealers" by George Goodman. This is a comedy involving oil-stock promoters. Ann-Margret, under contract to Columbia for a pair, Palm Springs' Helen and one of the town's top host ssi7Wihhlr on wild siuti cage- Gage Drive-ins. we i-iiei summer, smone 0 The film comedy, based on FAIRFAX Kwm-Umehi, FLOWER esses, Maggie Ettmger, so 7907 Bev.

Bl. dkuw sunh: nepourn. the novel of the same name IRIS JSC Syirjia Pk. HO J-2184 12:15 Hutton-P. Prentiss, HORIZONTAL Rome Adventure you know the combination we t-sits :49 Breansi iinany by, Edward Streeter, was di was a ring-a-dmg-dmger.

Elvis Presley in fOLLOW THAT DREAM BLUE HAWAII HIGHLAND M64N.FII. CL l-(M :45 rected by Henry Koster. VOGUE f-i HollvwMd II S4S G. Ford, 4 HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE; Light In The Piazza Last 11 Davs! Sophia Pic.a eoLoren In TWO WOMEN; GUESTS INCLUDED LIDO I M7 6396 Park Whitman, The Mark "Child Buyer' to Stay Until Sunday, June 10 asida cf Hfs you nsvsrexofcted to see on the screen! ADULT P1CT0KEI TTTin MESA J. Russell, MAJORITY rr n.i iiccA inki "Unsinkable Molly" script writer Richard Morris, SAN FERNANDO VALLEY STUDIO CITY Kwan-Umekl.

aow 00. DRUM SONG; tr 7.1977 Light In The Piazrr" -1 5807 Crenshaw AX I-S9M 6:45 5807 ur unc. nepourn, The Children'! Hour Theater Group's staging lieorge-, Burns (who ex of Hersey's "The Child Buy-; BEVERLY HIUS-WESTWOOD plained to me wry Jack. Ben A wn Ton Curtis In CULVER CITY ny isn't always funny), UI THE OUTSIDER; i Blast Of Silence S- er, will continue at UCLA Humanities Building until EL PORTAL N. Hellywd.

TB 7-2983 12:15 UILD Sill Laakenhlm PO 2-2272 1:45 Producer Ross Hunter, WB Last 11 Days! WILSHIRE CCTDLDD R. Russell. MAJORITY OF ONE; T. Donahuef Sunday, June 10. director Mecca Graham, 44 Wihhlra Ntw STATE FAIR 5 Continuous Shews OLS-OMS 1:45 Strindberg's "Creditors" L.

B. Mayer's widow Lorena -0 FINE ARTS Tony Curtis In THE OUTSIDER: Nidorf, Dorothy Manners, Last Davs! Chevalier, JESSICA; Ersatz; Op. Dly. LAREINA Sherman Oaki TR (.39801:45. SM WlliMra OL 2-I5S0 will open in Schoenberg Hall on Monday, June 4, with Jacques Mapes, Joan (Ambassador East) Bering of VILLAGE Blast Of Silence Elvis Presley In FOLLOW THAT DREAM; Wayne, Comartcherofc Paul Shyre directing.

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MAN 7 4W5 Allintle SHOT LIBERTY 0 (Park Horizontal Lieutenant Stuart Whitman In 1 THE MARK: FOX-VENICE F0U0W 45-Park THAT DREAM; Holden, miw moucTicN-A Columbia rcTurcs wluk Page, Summer SmoVc QaTsn never oicgp BELMONT HE S-lWf imperTaT 0n 12 HE vey and Anthony Mann jointly latched onto "Ceremony" five hours in the life of a young soldier awaiting execution and will film it together. Harvey's next is "The Ballad of the Running Man" for Carol Reed; Mann's next, direction of "The Fall of the Roman Empire" for Bronston. Looking ahead, Ray Stark is offering Jane Fonda a three-picture contract to begin next year with "Sunday in New York" and a story by Tennessee Williams, "This Property Is Condemned." Miss Fonda already has two to do for -MGM, "Period of Adjustment" and "In the Cool 6f the Day," and "The Fun Couple" on Broadway in October. Mr. Asano, the Japanese gentleman of "A Majority of One," is finally to be enacted by an Oriental! Philip Ahn will play him at the Laguna Summer Theater week of Aug.

16. Senary Recollects, Pens Drama Dore Schary has written a play about Hollywood his fond memoirs? It is titled "Banderol" after its principal character, relates "a struggle for corporate power and the resistance of big business to change," will be staged by the author and presented by Robert Whitehead and Roger L. Stevens on the road Sept. 10 and in New York Oct. 9.

The Seattle World's Fair will "honor" "Adventures of a Young Man" and its producer Jerry Wald at a special screening June 1 Peter Sellers of "Lolita" will play a return engagement with James H. Harris and Stanley Kubrick In "Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Iove the Bomb." Kubrick is scripting the satire with British novelist Peter George, Stewart-Wayne, Man, Shot Liberty Valance; Horizontal lieutenant REDONDO HAWAII ho mi MMUM mil iir' UN 4AMCl (UMH MW HI WIRNH fOOTHILt IMbM tO OM4 sm ANHATTAN HERMOSA BAY fcaal Barh GE S-II23 Theatre Closed Today Reg. Parfs. Resumes Tuesday 3r rVm TV Tony Curtis In THE OUTSIDER: Blatt Of Silence 0UTH I0UTI CA7I MM CAflTM stnuvEM HMVI FOX t.

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