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It-aUdoaa (B.) Joiraal Gawtta Friday, March M. UM sraeii film-makers locate in EicSfedod 0); A t.Tl' ni fmt uU DgDoa i outline near is vurcwr more op ts date psycho- 'agreement with Golan Aab-altu annrtUal. picture at a hastily organized lunch the other day. The Idea was conceived by Golan and Griffith last January and within less than two weeks Tbey are nothing If not original thinkers as exemplified In four new pictures due for release in the next year: "Tbe a fantasy rock musical set 1994 and filmed in director Griffith who did not bother to read Robert Lewis Stevenson's original "Dr. Jekyt and Mr.

"Ill tell you something." Golan confided, "tbe best fUmi By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UP1) The name Colan-Globus has a ring to It, a cormpUon perhaps of the Golden Globes Awards, maybe an Imparted mlniblke from a Griffith produced a screenplay. -'1 ihouflht Silver -would be SJ 1 I I I I've done were the quickest and Berlin, i Baltic nation or a new strain script to screen. Tnat. perfect for Dr. Hekyl and Mr.

ebllity that pop music will over tbe world. Golan will U. a mrnlBM Entebbe picture was quick. It's good to work fast when the Juices are flowing and your Instincts are working for you. direct "Sea of Innocence, directed Hype, Golan explained a clearly defined Israeli accent "So I called his brother in London and told him about tbe jfirus detected at the Mayo Clinic Actually, Golan-Globus Is a Hollywood-based production company run by' Menachem Golan and Yoram Globus, a pair of Israeli filmmakers whose motto Is with the 80s by Boaz Davidson, Is a youth- rela this picture is runny oneniea story tne script.

tionship between teen-agers "Oliver had toned me downacause'ir tows Teww -of and their parents. in tbe past and demanded to see Stevenson's book and the or- Tc Happy Hooker Goes To- igmaimovtewuch were played Hollywood'' is a sequel to the took tt to the airport and had It straight. This pictA ft (iornedy- nana delivered. dui mere waiso some saaness Reed confirmed Golan's and romance. "In the original story Dr.

WEDNESDAVONtY SPECIAL Served with potato, tit ffTl A made bread and use of our V'JXC TlV. salad bar. '-''r'-W'fitirWi 9:50 CHILDREN'S MlNUlVEUVDAVrOHW' i We'1 now serving Pabsf's Extra tight Stroh's Beers k. JekyI Is the nice, handsome guy. When he drinks tbe mysterious' concoction, be becomes the bad, ugly guy, Mr.

Hyde. In our picture Dr. Heckyl handsome and bad. When be becomes Mr, Hype he is ugly speedy delivery, adding, "1 was 'planning to go to South Africa on a project But the script was the funniest I've ever read. I abandoned my Africa plans to fly here to begin work." "This is one of the quickest deals ever put together," Golan beamed.

"From conception to production with the cameras turning -was exactly a month and a half. No worry about financing. A bank in Holland trusts my judgment." Golan also trusted, writer- Golan, who Is also a director, and -Globus, created Noah Films in Israel back In 1963 and put together some 40 movies, mosUytor their native land, with such titles as "Shalom Golan's "Operation Thunderbolt," a story of the Israeli commandos' historic raid on Entebbe, won an Oscar nomination for best foreign film a few yean back. In 1977 Golan and Globus produced "Lemon Popsicle" which became the biggest box-office success In Israeli history. Thereafter the partners turned out "The Magician of Lublin" with Alan Arkln and Louise Fletcher.

Now Golan-Globus is located, in Hollywood with an eye to producing films for the interna-, Uonal market original Xavier Hollander movie about love for sale. "Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Hype," Is a black comedy spoof of "Dr. JekyI and Mr.

Hyde" along the lines of "Love At First Bite" which Charles Griffith win direct. In addition to producing movies, Golan-Globus owns Cannon Films, a film releasing subsidiary and some theaters abroad. Golan, who spent five years putting "The -Magician of Lublin together, Is an adaptable man who can slap a film project together In a matter of three weeks, as be demonstrated with "Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Hype." Golan, director Griffith and English actor Oliver Reed discussed tbe genesis of the I Final goodbye to Tonto SOU kwklnf am like "tha masked man" of old, Ckytoa Moon talks to the media after attaodlnf a memorial service tor Jay SUverbeels win played Tanto to Moore's Lone Ranger.

SDverbeeis, 12, died March of pneumonia and order not to wear hit mask, but donned the (I assti when photographers approached, (UPIWIrephoto) 'Wizard of Oz' puts CBS on top Lincolnland Amusement Park Presents the Largest QUILT SHOW In Southern Illinois SATURDAY, MARCH 1 5 DANCE 6 ELDER SUNDAY, MARCH 16 Machine and Hand Quilting Demonstrations Denrxratlc Caadidatt State's Attorney IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE, CALL (618) 483-5246 or JKhtCHAI ClPVhl I www mum (217) 342-2924 II HOLE MINIATURE Good 01' Rock-N- Roll Dance For HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FRIDAY, MARCH 14 7 :30 p.m. Unfit Midnight DEUARS YOUTH CENTER Admission $1 REFRESmS WILL BE SOLD Rock and Rpll Lives OOLF A- Watch for the Opening of the new ROLLER DOME Tbii Weekend, sm Z. 1980 BOAT SHOW which had been hits in protected time slots behind established shows, flopped on their own. To give ABC a further headache, Its new "Tenspeed and Brownshoe," which opened to big audiences this winter against CBS's "Archie Bunker's Place" and "One Day At A Time," now has slumped badly. The top ten network television programs tor the week ending March 9, according to the A.C.

Nielsen Co, were: 1: 60 Minutes (CBS); 2: M-A-S-H. (CBS); 3: Alice (CBS); 4: The Jeffersons (CBS); That's Incredible (ABC); 6: Three's Company (ABC); 7: One-Cay At A Time (CBS); 8: "The Wizard of Oz" (CBS); 9: Arable Bunker's Place (CBS); 10. The Dukes ot; Hazzard(CBS). 39 Years old First Assistant State's Attorney 1973-74 Private Practice in Charleston Assistant Public pefender-t978-79 YOUR MOST EXPERIENCED CMATE Pd by CommlttM For John Eldtf Frank McForland, Traai. Noxt'oWot rh South Rt.

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Eight of the lop 10 Nielsen list slots were occupied by CBS shows, including "The Wlsard of Ot," while two spots went to ABC clung to Its season-to-date leadership by 0.2 of a point and could note i "with pleasure the top 10 spot won by Its new Sunday night entry, "That's Incredible," which is a cross between a news magazine and NBC's "Real People." The original "Real People" ranked 12th on the Nielsen list, an! NBC's new "Big Show" variety turn. In a two-hour premiere, ranked 16th. Also up there for NBC, tied for 14th, was "CHIPs." The ratings news continues to be the CBS challenge to what the television Industry considered ABC'i sure hold on first place, with NBC still rooted in the cellar but narrowing to a gap what once was a chasm. There's a theory of history that contends wars are won by the side that makes tbe fewest mistakes, and the same can be said (or this season's television war. ABC had a winning lineup, but It greedily moved what had been sure hits Into new time periods.

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