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JOYCE HABER Sept. 24, 1 970 Part IVC SOL HUROR CONCERT SEASON ARTISTS TOLD Hunter Wants to Start New Film Heston Given Men Club Award Charlton Heston received a special award from the'Cedars-Sinai Men's Club on, the stage of Pacific's Beverly Hills Theater. Tuesday night preceding premiere of "Julius Caesar." The picture is the third In which Heston has starred that has been premiered to benefit Cedars-Sinai Medical Center charities. The others were "Khartoum" an IT Rosa Hunter is fat (not literally) and happy with "Air- port under his belt (it passed the $59 million mark last wteek). But now; he's 'itching to start another project, still untitled, which would reteam the producer with his "Airport, partner, George Seaton.

geatbn has written the original screenplay for Agony and the Ecstasy." Artur Rubinstein will perform March 8 at 8:30 p.m., and Mstislav Rostfo-povich, Soviet cellist, at 3 p.m: on May 9. The Bolshoi Ballet will appear at the Shrine Auditorium in late June, exact dates' to be announced. Hurok will also present two other attractions outside of his regular season, both in the Ahmanson Theatre: the Vienna Choir Boys Feb. 21 matinee and evening; and 'the Greek Nana kouri, accompanied by the. Athenians (an instrument tal March matinee and evening.

i 'Five Easy Pieces' Jack Nicholson stars in Columbia Pictures' "Five, Easy Pieces" which opens an exclusive engagement Wednesday at the Crest Theater in Westwood. poben Drama ugic wnat Koss describes as "a woman's story" (natch, that's what Hunter does so well). "It's tied in with the ac: tivfets and he explains. It will probably be the movie, oh the subject ever to get a rat- 5 ing. His "The Pub- lie Mia won't start until springy because it requires much exterior shooting, Ross says, "and -1 can't trust the British weather till Another.

project Ros3 is waxiner enthusiastic about: Andy Duggan. Now, Gov. Reagan, haven't we' voted on this one Talk of' Cults: The David (Gayle Hunnicutt) Hem-rnings have dogs named Humphrey and Bogart i Cosmopolitan will excerpt Price-Sloan-Sterri's "International Beauty in the October issue: In it, Beulah Roth the secrets of world famous beauties If you're wondering where reclusive Christopher Jones is living gee, they say it's in the guest house behind' the Sharon Tate murder home in Benedict Canyon. Visit to Carol in Reno Carol Channing; who'll be starring on Broadway' this season in' David Merrick's "Four on a. Garden," is currently playing Reno.

The. other night-her friend Jack Benny turned up in the audience, along with some other' well-heeled friends, like San Francisco millionaire Cobb Hale, who's a great friend also of Carol's great 1 friend, Denise Mihnelli, whom he plans to marry Pren-: tis simply chartered a private plane to zip Denise and; other Carol fans to Nevada. Anyway, spotting Benny at ringside, La Channing said in. a voice loud and. clear, "Jack, it was sweet of you to send all those drinks to our" table last night, but you shouldn't haves We already had more water than we Word has been leaking from New York- for weeks about "Joe," a new low-budget film made by semi-pros with a relatively unknown cast (or have you heard of Peter Boyle, Dennis Audrey Caire, Callan and Susan After running it the other night I quite understand all the stir.

It shows, with total can- dor, what happens to a comfortable middle-aged success who finds his teen-age daughter turned-ont (and finally, destroyed) by the drug scene, It's vail there in which is surely one of the very best of the year about the year. And wow! A pizzeria in Manhattan's Times Square contains a big blowup Sophia. Loreh. Sonhia stars in Joe Levir.e's. "Sunflower," opposite Marcello Mastroianni, as of today at-the Radio City Music Hall.

Says a sign beside the doesn't eat here, but if she were in town she would." would costar Helen Hayes and LAST SEE SNOOPY, SKATER PARING 1971 NOW THRU Schedule of Pertwrnancts 1(1 4 'v" ter has a special in, at least. Miss Sinatra just happens to' be the daughter of you-know-who and Nancy Nancy's been Ross' ever-so-steady, charming companion about town for absolutely eons James ''Maronwanted' to'' introduce his lady-friend, Jacky Hutton, to Beverly Hills highlife, but in low key. He chose the wrong day to take her to lunch at the Bistro: They were settling down for a hamburger when Ellen Blume Graham arrived to photograph some of the' restaurant's top female, clientele for a West magazine layout. As the ladies trooped them Audrey (Mrs. Billy) Wilder, Fran (Mrs.

Ray) Stark and Frances (Mrs. Edgar) James started presenting Jacky by a phony name. He finally gave up. Jacky Spells her name that way so's not to be confused with that other rich jet-setter called Jackie. Russia's Bolshoi Ballet, two other ballets corapa- nies and five concert artists from Sol Hurok's 1970-71 subscription sea-, son.

All events with the exception of the Bolshoi will be held in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of The Music Center. 1 I The season begins Nov. 8 at 8:30 p.m. with yiktor Tretyakov, Soviet violinist and first prize -winner in 1966 Tchaikovsky Competition. i Rudolf Nureyev and the Australian Ballet will ap-.

pear from Dec. 26 through Jan. 3 with Dec. 27 as the subscribers', date. Shirley mezzo soprano, will present a recital Jan.

23 at p.m., followed by. Andres Segovia Feb. 5 at "the same time. The f. American Ballet Theater will return to Los Feb.

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White, refused to sell his airy "Charlotte's Web" to Walt Disney for half a decade. Now White has finally sold the rights, not to Disney, but to Edgar Bronfman's relatively new company, Sagittarius. The children's bestseller will be a feature-length cartoon The latest 'in' thing in Hollywood (I won't say it's but it's In) is decorating with antique stick-on "furniture" called PeoplePaper. You place it on the walls. It in- eludes a stained-glass window, a ring-up telephone, a Tiffany lampshade and such.

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