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riMMTirii i I l' B-8 TIMES-ADVOCATE, ESCONDIDO, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1981 ESGONDIDOIDRIVEUN r11 IL I3S Wm RPssiaa 745-1331 THfATR flUIIIIIIIII. SOFT I WATER I Canada's role in hostage escape focus of CBS special i it k.j Being brought beck by popular demand. On ot thie year WgcoinedV MU muet nd Hey llet. Box Offica Opens 7:33 p.m. r.rr., J26-3040 PENNIES PER DAY FREE INSTALLATION 745 8383 JANE FONDA LILY TOMLIN DOLLY PARTON ALL SEATS $100 in Coi of Jerry Lewie In "HARDLY WORKING" plue Dom DeLuise In "FATSO" Both pq theatre i SIX BIZARRE By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES (AP) Just as the Canadians were able to spirit six U.S.

Embassy employes out of Iran during the hostage crisis, so did the producers of Escape from Iran manage to make Toronto look like Tehran. Stanley Rubin, the executive producer, and his crew found so many places to stand in for Iranian sites that they began calling the city Tehronto. Rubin even canceled plans to shoot the exterior scenes in a Middle Eastern country. Escape From Iran: The Canadian Caper, which tells how Canadas ambassador to Iran, Ken Taylor, and his staff rescued the six Americans and got them safely out of the country, will be broadcast at 8 Sunday night on Channels 8, 2. It was an all-Canadian production with the exception of producer Rubin, director Lamont Johnson, and one member of the cast.

Gordon Pinsent, one of Canadas top stars, plays Ambassador Taylor. Tisa Yang, the only non-Canadian in the cast, plays Pat Taylor, because of the special requirement that she be Australian-Chinese and speak with a New England accent. "The Canadians are the heroes of the piece, and be- cause the man who started the movie, Les Harris, is Canadian, we felt an obligation to do at least part of it in Canada, said Rubin. We started out thinking of Tehran as a desert town. But we soon learned its a modem city and that it snows there.

In fact, the day they got the hostages out there was snow on the ground. It was art director Carol Spier who convinced Rubin that he did not need to go to Egypt or Israel to film the outdoor scenes. She turned a large buildinng on the Canadian National Exposition grounds into Tehran Airport. Portraits of the Ayotollah Khomeini and slogans in Farsi, the Iranian language, were posted, and men in military garb were stationed as the six Americans went through immigration posing as Canadians. The Board of Education building in Scarboro, in north Toronto, was the site of the American Embassy.

West Park Hospital was the chancellory and its cafeteria was the consulate. Many other buildings were used as various sites in Tehran. We were under a lot of pressure to get this movie out, said Rubin. We started in January and we wont get the answer print until two days before it goes on the air. Happy Birthday fonts 1-1 LSU IPGI 1:35 1:55 Fit.

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Backing the project are Jack Price, Vista school district superintendent; Jim Porter, director of parks and recreation; John Downey, director of adult education; Vista Mayor Gloria McClelland and Marge Cosh, president of the school district board of trustees. Price is a devotee of theater and Downey has been involved as a performer and director of theatrical projects in other corhmunities. Porter has promised the parks district cooperation for constructing lighting and other necessities. The plan is for each show to have three performances on two weekends, with full sets, costumes and a small orchestra, Downey said. Logan will have the support of several colleagues.

Ken Gammie, band director at Vista High School, will conduct the orchestra. Ed Perez, a professional dance instructor from Stage Seven dance studio in San Diego, will be choreographer. Richard P. Deussen, a graduate student in technical theater at San Diego State University will design the sets. John Mensching, who worked on Cabaret and several Palomar College productions, will design the ENDS SOON AT CAMINQ4 NOW PLAYING AT CAMlNO 4 NEW SUSPENSE! SYLVESTER STALLONE The Vineyard Shopping Center 1511 East Valley Parkway at Hose Street Escondido plenty ot tree parking NEW ADVENTURE! FORDED BY A OOD, FORETOLD BY A WIZARD "IXCALIBUR" "NIGHT HAWKS" Wkdya: Sat.

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Sunday, May 17 and 28, in Mandeville auditorium. UCSDs Cecil Lytle and violinist Janos Negyesy, concert performers and music professors at UCSD, will be soloists. The program of American music also will feature the UCSD Jazz Ensemble, directed by James Cheatham and the 100-voice Civic-University Chorus. Thomas Nee conducts the ensemble, which unites student and community musicians. Lytle, who is at home with jazz and rock piano or with traditional and contemporary classics, will join the symphony in the rarely heard Duke Ellington work, Golden Broom and the Green Apple.

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