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Are those JOYCE HABfiR Los Angeles Thnet HOLLYWODB "I jl "Qeepatra," fftt after an (Be liiiBaftofatyte 1 $ery owft antics, to use tip 14 newsprm as inougn 9, and so has Elizabeth, 0 old Mend Richard Bur- Wh said. Now, I don't -Ueve that is true, and Richard knows it. 1 first met him 1960 when "Camelot" was trying out in Toronto, when was to Christopher, when liked nothing better ftg a buddy drink- Iftg and (ale-telling with buddies in the press; and when the press (including me), far from treating Mr. Burton "savagely," admired Ihim and protected him, aiever mentioning but under- iplaying his dalliances and Indulgences. I followed "Camelot" on the road to Boston and New York.

Some yeart? I reported a covefj filming in Rome. At the time their respective spouses, Sybfl and Eddif not to mention lions of papered, were present. That story was written by then-Time show business editor, now-the New Yorker 1 John McPhee, John called Richard "one of the half dozen greatest living actors on the English-speaking stage." Td hardly call- that a savage remark' John also pointed out that Mr. Barton had better decide if he wanted to remain a top actor, or choose Miss Taylor "and become just a. household word." 1 We'all know the choice made.

He opted for just before and a very fDance classes are scheduled Master dance classes in 'ballet and. modern jazz, (Con- Ducted by Alan McCafter, be held Sunday, March from 1 to 5 p.m. at the jPhoenix Jewish Community 1718 W. Maryland. open to the public, fwill be for the intermediate advanced levels.

These classes are being to formally an- -nounce the inception of the 'Phoenix Jewish Oqimttunity new continuing dance hiitiated March 12. yUnder, the direction of the center's ongo- dance program features and modern jazz for both children and jadults. The fees are one class, Iboth classes, $3. Parents of students may at no charge. All observers will be $2 for one class and for both classes.

stbgrafahers t)Wy fiewsw the Bartons, but the often forced, by the Burtons' point is that, although -jon occasion the Burtons, Kite, other public public figures who seem to court publicity, may have had an unfavora- Tile story mostly hi, the yellow journals of Europe on the whole, have been more than fairly treated. Considering their tiarryings- on, many of we reporters have not made public. When movie stars, even superstars, don't want licity, they rarely get So now what have we? A real life Feydeau bedroom which stars the Bur. once again. Richard, giving an Oroville wait- 3, Kim Dinucci, 18, a $450 aby ring; and having the litress present on the set "The Klansmen" when a ip of reporters arrive on invitational junket spon- ed by the publicists of the film.

The waitress is present on the set "a lot, an awful lot," according to fries NOWPiAriNG A HUAlBOUS ANC COMtDY TOMPOSTOM (Star of in Neil Simon's Broadway Hit Starring MIDDY MEEK tU! BlLLMc inner SCOTTSDALEftOADtiHl SCOTTSDALE 948-6170 or PHOENIX 0 MATINIIH lMb) Sunday i Rep. Conlan to attend bank meeting in Chile Washington Bureau WASfflNGTON Rep. John B. Conlan, mU fattend the Inter-American Bank's annual meeting in Santiago, Chile, Conlan, a member of the 'House Banking and Currency was invited by Secretary George JShultz to attend the session. will also meet with CW: lean officials and economic leaders while in the South capital.

74 opening BellRd Sweetwater; Thunderbird Cactus A8 'ALLEY THEATER Dunlao Audiences are standing up and WALKING TAU A BCP Production A ol-Cox Bri In Color RS ideatlmg Corp NERAMA 'niLEABINO I PLUS ELTON JOHN'S "FRIENDS' 1 (R) OF HONG KONG" (R) (R) ALL' 3 (W DR I -'N CHANDLIR JTRIIjGANGS OF HONG KONG" (R) "CH4MU.EY ONE-EYE" (R) COMPANY" (R) ORIVI-IN SOON A NEW CONCEPT IN I IN THE i. PHOENIX WELCOMES UNITED ARTIST THEATRES A LUXURIOUS COMPLEX WITH THE ULTIMfTl IN COMFORT AND "Iff" I i 'wis ftavi? ea-strar uSa finished shooting, ffi at Richard's Invitation. Affirmation from several people working on "Klansmen" that drinWng, course. Elizabeth, heavily, Lee Marvin, heavily, Richard, heavily. You've never seen thing fifee wnat we've been mm fQ in the' nttfninfi, before MS stan are totally bombed." Then we itave Mrs.

Baton A nerseu auciang out on luurs- dfty, the day before the invitational press Junket at she was to be hostess. Blieabeth, of the many 01. flfejseijt claiming that she wrted check on her latert ed It, roddenly, on tte very anMe some ago, according to OtovUte townsfolk, but saytag to friends did Richard, as an afterthought on Friday, to the press that she Just got that sprained anMe, and needed a dheck to L.A. SOUTHWEST CBNEMA PARK F. ISM IOGDQ30E3III CEWTURY CINEMA CIRCUIT IN ER EM I AH JO HNS ON" "THII ACRES DRIVE-IN PFr I SILVER DOLLAR DRIVE-IM Ha'talustadOoa! JehMWayiitt as "McQ" color (PO) 8 "THE GETAWAY" (PO) ORIVE IN .3180 W.

Utteyi I OOBHA WOMAN" (R) (2) "UDY FRANKENlltlD" (R) (I) "THE GREMAtORI" (R) JACK lou "PAPI timer HITS McQ-he'sa busted cop, his gun Is unlicensed, and his story Is incredible! JAMES MASON PLUS 2nd BIO HIT I RICHARD BENJAMIN JAMES COBURN UST OF SHEILA" "IT IS ONE OF THE MOST ENTERTAINING, DELIGHTFUL, IMAGINATIVE, AND FUN MOVIES YOU OR YOUR FAMILY WILL EVER SEE. Deliciously off-beat satire and sight gags. Lester and writer George Fraser have executed these moments with an underplayed comedic consistency that borders on genius." John Barbour NBC Entertainment Editor (Los Angeles) SULASDG MAGAZINES' 1 B2SI.X, 1 7 DATS ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE BEST ORIGINAL DRAMATIC SCORE naFMmiMI.SCtWFKRUm Piiiiii DON GORDON PANAVISIOff NOW! EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT CHRIS-TOWN I MATINEES moH.ihrurm. 141 UNTIL AW rJk DAILY AT 1-4-MI 'BLAZING SADDLES' IS A COMEDY RIOT. IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR LAUGHTER, DON'T MISS IT! Mel Brooks has turned out one of the funniest screwball comedies since the Marx Brothers." Stewart Klein, WNWW-TV from people who gave you "The Jazz CHRIS-TOWN II IUTINIIMPH.IkraFIH.

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