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3 UNIVERSAL by John Ringo Graham STORE ^OhaMtac and Kirk Douglas, currently shooting on location at Durango, Mexico. Assistant wagonmaster on the "Wagon THE RESPONSE Train" series throughout its run. Wilson re- WAS OVERWHELMING! cently completed a role in Universal's "World Premier: 'Winchester 73,'" fea- Thanks for telling us you like Studio Maga¬ ture picture for the NBC Television Network. * * * zine and for sending in the subscriptions. We've added 276 names of Studio employees Guy Stockwell has been set by producer from the various Valley Studios to our mail¬ Dick Berg to Star with Robert Wagner, list this month. Teil your friends, we'll be Anjanette Corner and Jill St. John in Univer¬ happy to include them too (if they are em- sal's "Banning," a sex-filled expose of the ployed in a local Studio.) exclusive country club set.

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5 PLINY W. HORNE RITES lowe-down Final rites held for Pliny W. Horne DON’T MAKE ME LAUGH on October 17 - he had been ill for a number of years. Pliny was one of Universal Film - JIM DASH: Company’s first cameramen, photo¬ graphing such stars as Ann Little, Bill Worthington, Herbert Rawlin- son, Norman Kerry, Marion Nixon, We get a report from PHIL HARRIS that he and ALICE and many others. FAYE get along well except when Alice forgets little In 1919, Pliny was assigned to a things- “Like applauding when I come down for picture which was made in Africa; breakfast.” with scientists from the Smithsonian Institute, including a Dr. Heller; MILT BERLE has a friend who has an understanding also a studio physician, Dr. Arm¬ wife. She lets him go out with the boys one nite in strong. William Stowell played the every week... with the Boy Scouts. leading man for Universal. Mr. Horne photographed many of Afri- ca’s most famous places and scenes, ED AMES’ 13-year-old son, RONNIE, was in an ele- and was the first white man to reach vator with his girl friend when KIRK DOUGLAS step- and photograph the bottom of Vic¬ ped into the car. Ronnie nudged the girl and whis- toria Falls. pered, “Do you know who that is? That’s Kirk Douglas.” Unfortunate ly, an accident on the “Gee,” said the girl, as she stared at Kirk Douglas for Belgian Congo - where a runaway a few seconds, “What group does he sing with?” train crashed into the Universal Company’s train and killed Mr. Sto¬ well and several actors and scien¬ tists - seriously injured Mr. Horne. Later he returned to work for a short time as his injuries prevented his continuing. This brought to Mr. Horne a semi broken life from which he never fully recovered. May he rest in peace is the wish of Virgil E. Miller, head of Camera De¬ partment - now retired, and his brother cameramen. Pliny is survived by his widow, Florence. Tony Weed is now considered a fi¬ nancial wizard. He is the manger of the E. F. Hutton Company with Offi¬ ces in our Tower. He predicted on NBC television, that during the de- cline, the market would stop at 740 in the Dow Jones Industrial aver- ages. That actually came to pass. I have invited Tony for an interview on my program — every Sunday from 12 noon to 2 p.m. on Station KSFV- FM, to explain the methods öf par- ticipating in the stock market He says that if you have faith in the fu- ture and growth of America, you should participate through invest- ments, in the market. SHERI-DEE Sample Dress Shop In Studio Inn Plaza 4039 Lankershim Blvd. No. Hollywood ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN? asked Mr. LA . . Bill WE'VE JUST OPENED! Kennedy. Bill . . . we heard of a guy in a local casting SEE OUR HIGH FASHION MERCHANDISE office who asked “Who was Hoot Gibson?” IN THE BETTER-KNOWN BRANDS ALAN BODE says he saw those Siamese twins dining Ät Discount Prices in a restaurant the other night who asked the waiter HAND KNITS for separate checks. So did DON RICKLES ... Retailing $50 Our Price $29.95 THE BEATLES made 15,000 dollars in one nite . . . HIGH FASHION DRESSES they told RED SKELTON, but he sneered . . . “Is it Retailing $29.95 steady?” Our Price $17.95 SPORTSWEAR They say coffee will keep you awake but a feller’s uncle kept awake all nite by milk. He delivered it. Telephone 877-6494 And they say about PHYLLIS DILLER ... When every- Personalized Service by Dolores_Hours 11 to 6:30 P.M. body took beauty naps, she had insomnia.

6 Continued on Page 11 RUSS CARLSON GIVEN FAREWELL PARTY BY HOLLYWOOD GOES SAN W. 0. WATSON - SOUND DEPT. FERNANDO VALLEY?

In the September issue of STU¬ DIO MAGAZINE we mentioned THERE ARE SIGNS and portents that Big Time Hol¬ briefly that Russ had retired after lywood may be following the trend of the times and mov- twenty years with Universal City ing to the San Fernando Valley. Film production in the Studios. It gives us great pleasure to be able to elaborate on the party immediate years ahead may be concentrated in the go-go tendered Russ by the Sound Dep’t., Valley, if we are to believe the printed rumors. Runaway by including a couple of pictorial production is coming home and it is highlights of the affair which was running thisaway. held at MERRICK’S. Billy Ray Hedg- With Universal having breached if below the line costs are to be kept cock was responsible for getting the the ramparts at Cahuenga Pass, oth- under control. pix in our hands. er film makers are bound to press And the big studio’s place in the on the advance to other broad Val¬ scene would appear to be an ever- ley acres that represent the growth/ more important one. Visitors from space potential necessary to the bur- the stix still see them as Symbols of geoning film production of the fu- the Hollywood myth and, as Uni¬ ture. versal has proven with its studio Rumors to the effect that the maj- tours, are willing to pay to “see the or Studios were contemplating Val¬ Stars” at work. ley spreads have been rampant for Twentieth Century-Fox may be the past two or three years, and now the next to conduct a tour business, the hearsay has, to some degree, since this would greatly pleasure solidified. Witness: the adjacent Century City Organiza¬ The 20th Century-Fox is barking tion. The swank Century Plaza Stands a transfer to Malibu. close upon the current studio back¬ The MGM Lion is stalking a Stu¬ lot, and tours would attract hotel Dept. head, W. O. Watson (1) presents dio ponderosa in the Thousand Oaks customers. This could be a sister one of many tokens of esteem from his well vicinity. plan to that announced by Universal wishers to Russ as Mrs. Carlson stifles her Most dramatic of the “new Stu¬ which also envisions a hotel satellite amazement (Ed. note: Quite appropriately dios” projected is the vast rental to the studio. 20th is currently offer- ing a tour setup, but only for off-the- this gift is resting on an E.T. ???, however in complex aanounced by newly- case not an electrical transcription! formed Hollywood International lotVIPS. Studios, Inc. Headed by Executive Director Tim Sullivan and Presi¬ dent John D. Glynn, Hollywood In¬ ternational plans an eventual 105 sound stages on 1,200 San Fernando DRUM CITY ACQUIRES Valley acres. The Corporation, which will function primarily as a SPIKE JONES COLLECTION landlord, will locate the Studio near the intersection of the San Diego Arnold Frank and Roy Harte, and Golden State freeways. Embrac- owners of Drum City - Guitar Town ing land known as the 0‘Melveny in Van Nuys, have acquired the Ranch. HIS, which terms itself a Spike Jones collection of sound ef- fects instruments for their museum. “Service Organization,” is now busy assembling a board of directors The museum contains rare and un- heavily gold-braided in fiscal, busi- usual musical instruments from all over the world. Russ and his Mrs. C. reflect their pleasure ness and arts experience. “Our pur- Other rare items in their collec¬ at the goodwill gestures from their friends pose,” say the Organization chiefs, tion include: a Voodoo Tahitian tri- of many years. “is to keep the motion picture in- dustry where it belongs - here!” bal drum, which was donated by ac- Equipped to offer production fa- tor William Holden; African rhythm cilities and Services to match those logs, used for sending messages thru of the long-time major Studios, HIS the jungle; a Shellbaum, a German will represent a Mecca to Holly- marching instrument over a Century wood’s countless independent pro- old; and the largest base drum in the ducers. Financing will be by private, world... over seven feet in diameter. institutional and brokerage sources. Frank and Harte started their The gargantuan Studio layout would collection of instruments about ten be constructed in phases. years ago, when they purchased a Sullivan, newly turned 54, is a set of East Indian Tabla Drums in a former actor/producer and Glynn, Brooklyn pawnshop. Their stock has 38, is an executive in two savings increased thru the years until its and loan banks in the Newport present total is 200 instruments. Beach area. The museum, which is open to the public on Mondays thru Saturdays, Russ and Florence pause to admire a Although independent produc¬ is located at 15255 Sherman Way in gift, "A gag retirement card," as Allan Bode tion is still very much a Hollywood Van Nuys. and Ron Pierce loo.ks on. “in” big studio facilities are a must

7 Kaiser, Ed Wynn, Maurice Chevalier Dave Iwerks Catches and Walt. Dave has covered more than 70 Personalities to date and almost ev- Great In The Eye Of ery field of endeavor. A special effects expert at the Studio, His Perceptive Camera Dave has had to travel many diverse paths to track down the famous. Occa- sionally it has proven difficult, as in Dave Iwerks, the firm-jawed young- the case of composer Igor Stravinsky, er son of Walt’s long-time associate, whose good friends, Jascha Heifetz and Ub, has what is probably the most un- Lauritz Melchior, themselves former usual and rewarding of spare-time oc- subjects for Dave’s perceptive camera, cupations in the motion picture or any have not, so far, been able to pin down other industry - grabbing the great a sitting date. and near-great with his apt and active Besides his excellence with a camera, camera for a pictorial reference book Dave has found that a high competence which, to date, has been a decade in in the right kind of conversational preparing. prowess has been mighty helpful. He The best measure of his success so is careful to choose the right subject, far lies in some of the Personalities usually staying off anything of vital or who, through Dave’s persistence and controversial interest to his subject. salesmanship, have given up a good With Jack Benny, though-a serious many hours of their own precious time man offstage — all Dave’s care was to to sit, usually in the familiär confines no avail. His equipment took so much of their own living rooms, libraries or juice the Benny mansion’s main fuse dens, for a little calming conversation blew, not once, but thrice. and superior shooting. “Everyone kept calm, though,” Dave They include Lyndon Johnson, Rich¬ laughs, once Jack got his butler (not ard Nixon, the late John F. Kennedy*, Rochester) to stand guard at the fuse Wernher Von Braun, Casey Stengle, Dave lining up a Jack Benny portrait, box, loaded to the gunwales with fresh Fred Astaire, Carl Sandburg, Boris and the results. replacements.” Karloff, John Ford, Joe Louis, Upton Sinclair, Allan Shepard, Henry J. Courtesy Disney World

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PHIL SCOTT (assistant to Wm. What a vacation ANGIE KRISVOY Hornbeck, head of Editing Dept. and her husband had in Europe. Features) vacationed in Hawaii and This vacation was unusual in that now says Aloha to all. it wasn’t planned. Angie, secretary At home in Sherman Oaks are MR. to Jim Elkin - Optical Dept. - and AND MRS. LESLIE WIEDER (Bar¬ A big welcome to ANN CHAN- her husband, Charles, toured most bara Lyn Smith), who exchanged DLER, a newcomer on the Lot. Ann of the European countries on their nuptial promises at Rosewood Wed¬ is substituting secretary for Mary own, no reservations. They visited ding Chapel in Burbank. The bride Welch (girl Friday for Alex Golitzen, with friends in Rome and London. wore an ankle-length gown of white head of the Art Department) while Said Angie: “So much to see in each crepe skirt, pink taffeta top with Mary is vacationing at her sister’s country and so little time.” white eyelet overlay, and a pink vel- home in Costa Mesa. If you haven’t as yet listened to vet bow at the bodice. Maid of Hon- Did you know that VALERIE BEVERLY LOWE’S Spanish record- or was Miss Pati James, secretary WHITE, receptionist and secretary ings Sunday, 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. for General Artists Corp. Barry to RUDY FRIML, Music Dept., stud- on KSFV, FM, 106.3 on the dial, Levy (CBS Radio Sales Dept.) was ied to be a court reporter only to de- there is a treat in störe for you who Best Man for the bridegroom. Bar¬ cide she preferred working at Uni¬ love Latin music. Beverly, secretary bara is secretary to George J. San- versal Studios. to Jack Granara - Studio Promotion toro (Production Executive); her Manager - also translates from husband is employed by CBS in Tel¬ Young and pretty CAROLINE AB¬ Spanish to English for your easy evision City. They honeymooned at BOTT, secretary to Roy Smith in listening. She will play, upon re- Newport Beach. Charge of National Publicity, is re- quest, any Latin music. Beverly is tiring so that she may devote more known as the good-will ambassador time to being a homemaker. of South America.

CAROL HAMOS (Credit Union) en- SHADES OF MAKEUP! Is this a joyed her vacation in Acapulco, busy Department. Michael Germain swimming in the beautiful ocean will be passing cigars and candy and basking in the sunshine. along with proud grandpa, Larry Germain - head of Hairdressing Good luck and good health to AL¬ Dept. Others in the Makeup Dept. BERTA MARTINDALE (Credit Un¬ infanticipating are Michael West¬ ion) Jim (Electrical) and their two more, nephew of Bud Westmore children, Tracy and Timothy, (Head of Makeup), and Jim McKoy. in their new home in Mission Hills. Also infanticipating is MARIE The Little Brown Church of the MAZZOLA (Secretary to Dan Thom¬ BERT VERCELLI (Credit Union) Valley on Coldwater Canyon was the as, Assistant ExecutivePress Dept.). setting for evening nuptials uniting will always remember this year’s in marriage Beverly Ann Medd and vacation. Bert and his wife, Shirley, A big welcome to KAREN REITZ, Gary Edward Donahue. Beverly de- attended two of the Dodgers’ World a newcomer to the Studio and the signed her gown (made by Montes- Series games with his aunt and un- Valley. Karen was vacationing sec¬ sori’s of Ventura Blvd.) of ice blue cle, Charles O. Finley, owner of the retary in the Editorial Dept. and has lace with small train of silk, low Kansas City Athletics baseball team. recently moved from Covina to Stu¬ back with tiers of lace. Jackie Hum- Oh, well, better luck for the Dodg¬ dio City. ers next year. phreys, receptionist, was Maid of TO ALL OF YOU, good luck and Honor; and Marie Blaine (secretary A speedy recovery to CHARLEY good health. Let me know when the to Al Wooley, NBC) was Bridesmaid. LECKELT, bossman of the garage, stork arrives. Ronnie Donahue, brother of the who is having back Problems. Sub¬ groom, was Best Man; and ushering NORMAN ALEXANDER, head of stituting for Charley is Ted Ted- was Tony Summers. Following the Print Shop and Script Department, mon. ceremony a reception was held for wishes to take this opportunity of the newly weds at the spacious home LOUISE WATERS, secretary to thanking his co-workers and friends of Beverly Lowe. In attendance were Arnie Shupack, excited about their on the Lot for their concern and 300 guests. The bride is secretary new electronic data Processing quar- kindness during his illness. Nor¬ to Richard Beiding (Editorial Dept. ters, moving from the lower level to man was quite touched by the many Head). Her bridegroom, known as the third floor where their rooms cards and gifts during his stay at the Irish (a former baseball player), is are spacious and convenient for hospital and while recuperating at Assistant Film Editor at ABC. The their Computer room operations and home. He is happy to be back on the newlyweds honeymooned at Malibu. programmers. job.

9 Motion Picture Mothers Celebrate 27th Anniversary

By Fran Erwin Motion Picture Mothers, each ing Hollywoods greats and near- en Schwartz (Tony Curtis) Bernice with a son or daughter identified greats were the organizations offi- Janssen (David Janssen); Maude with the motion picture industry, cers, Cecile Provost, President, Harden (Betty Lou Henderson now are celebrating their twenty-seventh mother of “Lassie’s” Jon Provost; Mrs. Robert Young); Helen Costa anniversary. One of their philan- Cecile Whitman, vice President, (Mary Costa), and Molly Panza thropies is the Motion Picture Coun- mother of Stuart Whitman; Minabel (Steve Drexel). try House and Hospital in Woodland Hunt (Marsha Hunt), secretary; and Motion Picture Mothers was Hills. Betty Oppenheim (Jill St. John), founded by Marie Brown, mother of This year, so far, they have pre- ways and means. Tom Brown, Regina Mack (Helen sented the house and hospital with Assisting were Olive Abbott, Mack) and Ann Beresford (Anita an instrument sterilizer, an inter- mother of director Norman Abbott Louise). com System and heart machine. and Betty Abbott, and sister of Bud They invited others to join and Most recent fund-raising event Abbott; Mrs. Victor McLaglen, wid- charter members included Mrs. was a Christian Brothers wine-tast- ow of the late star and mother of Alice Cooper, mother ofGary Coop- ing party and buffet supper on the director Andrew McLaglen; Lillian er, Evelyn Offield, mother of Jack house and hospital grounds. McEdwards (Blake Edwards), Mil¬ Oakie, and the mothers of Jeanette On the reception committee greet- dred Lemmon (Jack Lemmon); Hel¬ McDonald, Joan Crawford plus more.

ENJOYING VIOLIN SOLO by Harold Greenberg are Mrs. Minabel Hunt of North Hollywood, Mrs. Maude Harden of Encino, and Elayne Blythe of North Hollywood, President of Southern Califor¬ nia Motion Picture Council. — delmar watson photo.

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10 DON’T MAKE ME LAUGH Continued from Page 6

Chuck Landis helped a gal in distress down Sunset Blvd. He put his muscles to the rear of her car, and after awhile looked up to see that they had passed a filling Station. “Hey! he yelled at her, “how come you didn’t turn in?” ... “I never go there”, the gal shouted back, “They don’t give trading stamps!” Bill Kennedy Ed. Note: Sounds like Val Schwab.

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Callmg all amateur ham radio op- erators - this is an emergency. Im- mediately, many of the 250,000 ama¬ teur radio operators in the United States help to organize Communica¬ tions. Lawrence Erskine Gandy (Assist- and Art Director, Revue Studios), better known as Larry, is one of the many ham radio operators. Born in the small town of Tams, West Virginia, Larry’s folks later moved to Charleston where he at- tended school. In high school he be- longed to a star gymnastics team, participating in many exhibitions- especially in parallel bar work. He was also a member of the wrestling and football teams. Upon gradua- tion, Larry was given the National Honor Society scholastic award. As this was in the midst of a de- Larry, his wife and daughter, re- electronics, Larry took up the avoca- pression, and no funds for College, turned to Charleston in 1944 to work tion of radio - building his own Larry studied at home and took post- for Carbide and Carbon Chemicals equipment. He is a ham operator, graduate courses. Corp. in their new butadiene plant and also holds a first dass radio Belonging to a family of four chil- (synthetic rubber) at Institute in telephone operator’s license. dren of which he was the youngest, their engineering department. At the time of the Alaskan earth- they formed a foursome for bridge Shortly after the war, Larry and quake, he was one of the ham opera¬ in which he became very proficient, his family moved to California- tors linking the disaster area with participating in many local tourna-, where he went to work for Twentieth outside help. ments. At this point his interests Century Fox. Larry worked as set de- Larry has transmitted to all points were centered in art, bridge, radio, signer on such pictures as The King of the globe, including within 600 and electronics. He won a scholar¬ and I, and South Pacific. miles of the North Pole where three ship in art at the Minneapolis School After 13 years with Fox Studio, men and a dog were stationed on a of Art. Larry joined the Art Department of scientific expedition. Larry’s first job was as draftsman Revue as Assistant Art Director. He With all his activities, Larry’s in- with an architectural firm-risingto worked on such series as: The Kraft terest in church work has been up¬ chief draftsman, having to his credit Theatre, Laramie, Tales of Wells permost. He has sung in choirs for several of the then largest buildings Fargo, General Electric Hour; for 30 years, and with his family belongs in Charleston. This includes the Universal City Studios, Chrysler Se¬ to the First Baptist Church of Holly¬ home office of United Carbon Co., ries, World Premiere, and Run For wood—where he had been a Deacon which was written up and on the Your Life. for 16 years. Larry has installed in cover of “Pencil Points” - leading Larry has to his credit as Art the sanctuary pulpit a tape recorder architectural magazine. Director “Dynamiters” in the Lara¬ which is remotely controlled to re- Düring the year 1937, Larry mar- mie series; and in the Chrysler cord all Services. He re-tapes musi- ried Mary Rock and moved to York, Theater “One Embezzlement and cal portions for the permanent musi- Pennsylvania. Two Margaritas.” cal library of the choir. In 1942, Larry joined the engineer- For Universal Studios, one of Larry and his wife Mary have a ing staff of York Safe and Lock Co., Larry’s unusual assignments was the married daughter, Frances; a son, then busy producing the Naval Bo- miniature set for the picture “To- Robert, 16 years old, who attends fors anti-aircraft gun, working on the bruk”; and the complicated mech- Taft High School. Their home is in publication of technical manuals anism recently used in the TV pic¬ Woodland Hills and guess what? .. . and trailing films. Because of this ture “Midnight Oil” for pilfering a another interest has been devel- vital work, Larry was deferred from painting from a museum. oped-landscape architecture. military Service. Always interested in Science and

12 DUCK! DUKE John Wayne, starring in Univer¬ sale “The War Wagon,” says his 140’ yacht must have been built for midg- ets. Every time he walked through a passageway he banged his head. So, he called a carpenter and had them all raised six inches to accommo- date his huge frame.

THREE "SHEARS" FOR FRANK Frank Silvera, who plays a sheep rancher in Universale “The Appa- loosa,” starring Marlon Brando, says that after spending three weeks among the sheep hee not so fond of lamb chops. He kiddingly raps his agent for getting him such a part. “You might say,” jokes Frank, “that he really pulled the wool over my eyes.”

EVEN-TEMPERED Nigel Green was commenting to the assistant director on Universale “Lete Kill Uncle” set about direc¬ tor Bill Castlee calm nature. “Doesn’t he ever lose his temper?” asked Nigel. “Rarely,” was the reply. “Once he set fire to stage 12, and another time he pulled an actore leg from its socket....” “Old boy,” Nigel replied, “ite my leg thate being pulled.” Easy payment plan:

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3 lating companion. Beverly raves LOWE about what a considerate, loving husband Gary is and what fun they have together. I hope it will always DOWN Front The High Tower be so.

rfc by BEVERLY W. LOWE Congratulations to Maria Mazola and Larry, who are expecting a baby in April. I was the “match- maker” in that merger, so I’m very Larry Becker, MCA-TV executive commissary, we stop eating to stare. proud that everything is working out and a handsome bachelor, has ap- When I have out-of-town VIPS into well. peared on THE DATING GAME the commissary, they drop their twice and that is unusual, and forks and ask who the star is. When I Pearl Smith is a welcome addition chances are that he will appear explain, they are absolutely dumb- to the fifth floor, working in the again. Let’s call Chuck Barris at the founded and ask why such a girl Story Department for Vera Culwell. Dating Game Office (Chuck Barris runs around loose on a studio lot We’re all glad to have Pearl in our Productions) and request that Lar¬ without being discovered. That’s a midst. ry go on again. good question. Beautiful Donna Hart, who works Valerie Dawkins, steno, and Betty Edythe Eyde, secretary to Archie in Production, is writing a fascinat- Peck have pooled their resources Herzoff, came back from her vaca- ing book on the progress of the di- and rented a really crazy pad in tion completely changed. Everybody vorced mother. Here is a girl with Sepulveda, California. They take passed her by, thinking she was still looks AND brains. . . . She has won turns driving and it takes about 20 a vacation replacement. I had a beauty contests in the past and now minutes on the freeway — but the front seat and saw all the double I’m sure she will make the best girls are thrilled about the place be- takes. Edythe had very long, dark seller list with her new book. And cause the rooms are luxuriously hair and now she has short, blonde she is having a ball doing the re- roomy, and the closets are plenti- hair and looks absolutely wonder- search for it - she has to find out ful and both stories are beautifully ful. Her boss, Mr. Herzoff, is on his about the love life of all of us that decorated. Good luck, girls, in the vacation and has no idea of the she interviews — plus many other new home. change - and I can’t wait until he facets of the life that is in störe for returns. I hope the change doesn’t the divorced mother - and her Hilda Aggopian, secretary to Frank affect her beautiful guitar playing views are that it’s a good life. O’Connor, has been home ill for and singing. She writes great music quite some time — and do we miss and some day she will be famous, her! There is nobody eise with a I’m sure. laugh like hers and the girls, Kathy ALL FIRED UP McTaggart and Amy Weldon, who Beautiful Beverly Donahue of the A burning ambition to be Holly¬ used to lunch with her, miss her ter- editorial department recommends woods hottest actor has given Jack ribly . . . lunch hour is really no fun married life wholeheartedly. She Wilson a career which is both lucra- without her. Hilda, for heaven’s had her wedding reception at my tive and precarious. Wilson happens sake, hurry back to work. We ALL home and therefore, everybody asks to be Hollywoods No. 1 human torch. miss you. me about her progress - so I’m hap¬ For a scene in UniversalS “Tobruk,” py to report that both she and Gary he allowed himself to be immersed Ruth Astor, secretary to Gene Cor- are living happily ever after. Gary in flames for almost a full minute man, literally stops traffic wherever says that Bev is an excellent cook, for a spine-tingling battle scene in she goes. When she walks into the wonderful housekeeper and stimu- the Rock Hudson starrer. SEE THE NEW '67 PONTIACS PONTIAC OHC SPRINT ATA GLANCIt and meetyour new neighhor.. * m ü? \ Engine .6 cyl in-line sohc,

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Seventy-five business associates gathered at the home of Carl Laemmle in Beverly Hills to pay homage on his 66th birthday. THE MACINTOSH LOOK The Suit of Distinction TRY TO FIND young Walter Lantz, Willie Wyler, Al Cohen, George Sidney, Ed Muhl, Ken Maynard, Ray "Tailored On Our Premises” Sport Coats and Slacks Taylor, George Stevens, John Zinn, Henry Henigson, Gil Kurland, Martin Murphy, James Whale, Jerry Fair- banks, Roy Hunter, Lew Ayres, Eife Asher, Morrie HERE’S WHY . . . Pivar, Mr. Bernheim, Ernest Laemmle, Kurt Neuman, Tom Reed, and peeking Manny Nathan. We will not You Should Wear THE MACINTOSH SUIT. mention the rest as they were supposed to be at a WE SUIT YOU WITH THE SUIT THAT PTA meeting. SUITS YOU.

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15 One of the most beautiful and SPASTIC LEAGUE LUNCH EON worthy affairs I have recently at- tended “The Golden Fashion Adven- A COMPLETE SUCCESS ture” was given by the Spastic Chil- dren’s League Incorporated Valley Proceeds from this fund-raising Committee and held in the Los An¬ event will go toward the support for geles Ballroom of the Century Plaza the Spastic Children’s Foundation Hotel. Training Center in Los Angeles and the Valley Child Development Cen- A delicious French luncheon was in Van Nuys. served which was followed by an all- designer show, California Couturiers — featuring Don Loper; commenta- tor, Holly Mitchell. Professional model & actor Mike Steele of North Hollywood showed what the well- dressed man will be wearing, too.

The showcase was set to the music of Manny Harmon against a French background in gold and green (even the menus were printed in French).

Left to right, Holly Mitchell, Fashion model Two of the Golden Adventure and commentator; Mike Steele, Men's Model; Girls - Mary, daughter of William Philip Abbott of T.V. series F.B.I. and son, DeCinces, Universal City Studios Nelson; Mrs. Samuel Yorty. Art Director, and cousin Cheryl (granddaughters of Dominic DeCin¬ ces, Still Department)—were among Left to right. Golden Adventure Girl Nancy those who presented golden golf Milo (Niece of Tony Milo), T. C. De Cinces, balls to the husbands of members Z. James Zamiechowski (Husband of president) at their whistle tables. (Husbands blew whistles each time the models walked by.)

Honored guests were the Hon. Gerard Peres, Consul General of France in Los Angeles; Raoul Og¬ iion, le Conseiller Commercial de France; and Mayor Samuel W. Yorty — with their wives. Their table was distinguished by the flags of the United States and France.

Left to right, Mrs. Louis Vitagliano, Mrs. Actor Phillip Abbott of Tarzana, Donald Fetherolf, Mrs. James Contino, currently appearing in the FBI se- Mary and Cheryl De Cinces Mrs. Wm. Dehn, Mrs. C. T. DeCinces. ries, television, attended with Mrs. Abbott and their son, Nelson-an adorable youngster four years old. Mr. Abbott spoke on the plight of the spastic child.

James Hardy, Professional foot- ball Promoter, was a guest with his wife.

Since space is limited, it is impos- sible to mention all who partici- pated in this worthy affair.

Congratulations to Mrs. James Za- miechowski, President; Mrs. John Hopkins, Show Chairman; the Plan- ning Committees, Mrs. C. T. DeCin¬ ces (invitations and programs), Mrs. William DeCinces-.(decorations) who designed and decorated over eighty fruit-filled urns which were used as Left to right, Mrs. John Hopkins, Chairman; Frank Genarro, former actor now a contractor; James Hardy, All American, quarterback for Trojan's, and Los centerpieces and later sold by Val¬ Angeles Rams, graduate of USC; Mrs. William DeCinces. ley members; and hostesses.

16 Studio Preparing Screenplay Based On North’s 'Rascar

Prominent in the future line-up of things to come in Disney movies Stands a fascinating animal story called Ras¬ cal, based on a highly successful book of the same name by the noted Sterling North, a midwesterner who grew up among the animals and developed a particularly close friendship with one of them, a pet raccoon he named Rascal. North, of course, wrote the poignant story on which Walt’s wonderful fea- ture, So Dear to My Heart, was based. Italian, and most of the Scandinavian tain, he was reared in the same type of (The screenplay eventually resulted in dialects. Nearly a million copies have surroundings as North and lived his a full-fledged book). been sold in the U. S. alone. boyhood years in much the same way. The well-known novelist and drama Earl Hamner Jr. has been signed to He became curious and interested in critic has had phenomenal success with write the screenplay for Walt setting animals at an early age and has re- Rascal, which rated high on the New up what promises to be one of the most tained this throughout his life. York Times and Herald-Tribune’s best- timely combinations of author and At this printing, the feature is sched- seller lists for more than 40 weeks. screenwriter in the history of the Com¬ uled to go into production in early 1967, And, it has been translated into nearly pany. Hamner has always been a man and if its past is any indication of the every foreign language, including with a great interest in the things of future, everyone will know of Rascal French, German, Spanish, Japanese, nature, too. Author of Spencer’s Moun¬ by then.

Huge 'Bambi’ Success general and administration expenses.” So far, the library includes 493 short Dramatizes Values Of subjects, 21 cartoon features, 47 live- action motion pictures, 7 True-Life Ad- Studio Film Library venture features, 330 hours of Mickey Moüse Club, 78 half-hour Zorro shows The virtually inestimable value of the and 280 hours of filmed TV shows. Studio’s far-famed film library, so “The nature of our animated fea¬ graphically presented recently at a his- tures,” the report continued, “is such toric session of the New York Society that they may be re-issued periodically of Security Analysts, has probably and indefinitely. Their performance at never been more dramatically demon- the boxoffice has been excellent, and strated than during the Spring and should continue to be so. The ‘snow- Summer when Bambi went out for the balling’ effect we have achieved in the fourth time to smash all the records United States because of extensive ex- for cartoon feature releases. posure of film clips and trailers on tele- In fact, Bambi not only bettered all vision is reflected in the rising ticket its own previous performances, it purchases with each subsequent re- tripled the original go-around with a issue. We are presently developing the figure that, at presstime, looked like an same technique in overseas markets.” eventual $4,500,000. The original re- There are a dozen live-action pictures lease, in 1942, came within a few green- that have a huge potential as re-issues, backs of $1,300,000. too. Features like 20,000 Leagues Un- Which was as good an answer as any der the Sea and Old Yeller have already to the oft-asked question in this some- Sandy Gosnell and Joe Vandagriff shown strength in a second time what envious industry: What is the check out a can in the film librarif. around, and who knows what Mary value of Walt Disney’s film library? Poppins, a $31,000,000 grosser to date “The total negative cost of the entire owns and Controls all the negatives, in the domestic market alone, will bring library,” the NYSSA report said pub- which puts us in the enviable Position in seven years or so hence. licly for the first time, “amounts to to market the material to best advan- All other features, shorts and TV $205,000,000, with only about $9,000,- tage. shows in the library represent tremen- 000 remaining unamortized.” “During the last ten years, fully dous marketing opportunities, especi- “Aside from the intrinsic and time- amortized pictures have contributed ally in the expanding television syndi- less merit of the subjects the Company after all field expenses, $45,000,000 to cation field.

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Here I’m setting, with the fellers in the Universal new bar and lounge, and Red Stanley, our Texas lyric writer, is still in darkest Africa searching for a name for his latest song. Why don’t you call up Andy Devine for a name? sez Joe. Saw him on Merv Griffin’s TV show the other nite, and was he getting laughs about the names he used in the early days. If he got a 7.50 call for work, his ticket would be made out for Schulz. A ten dollar call he was Schmalz, but a 16.50 call was Devine . . . and let me teil you, fellers, 16.50 in those days was devine. Well, sed Carl Beringer, there was one 16.50 check he is glad he never picked up. Seems like he got this call from FBO Studio while he was lined at the U on Stage 11 testing, with a lot of other fellers, for the Gipp part in ‘The Spirit of Notre Dame.’ If he stuck around for the test, he would lose 16.50, and if you knew Andy, in those days, his sad expression #22 he also used fer puzzlement. In this deflated mood he asked the asst. director for advice, which he got in one sentence . . . Andy, will you gamble 16.50?, which he did by passing upthe FBO call. Now, during these Notre Dame casting tests, the original FOUR HORSEMEN were always on the set. As long as they were going to be in the picture, they were going to be sure there were some real guys in it too. When J. Farrell MacDonald tested for the Rockne role, he made them cry. He got the part. So, up comes Andy, the man of many names and, the minute he open- ed his mouth, he made them cry - “Gravel Throat!” From the Four Horsemen-Miller, Crowley, Layden and Stuhldreher, Andy got a new name and he went on to fame - AND THAT’S THE WAY I HEARD.

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19 YACHT AHOY! ance of such noteworthy swashbucklers as Long John “Cotton” Warburton and Studio Swashbucklers Captain Hook Jack Vandagriff oYour editorial department, can be seen leav- Are Ever Set To Sail ing the Studio every Friday promptly at five o’clock in search of adventure, In case of any deadline, like a five- on the once pirate-ridden waters of Big day weekend or a Dunkirk Situation, Bear Lake? about half the Studio could get away The world of sailing offers an easy by sea aboard the sailing and motor way of life for the relaxers and a mus- craft that the more fortunate and/or cle-tiring one for the hardy. The Studio thrifty among us have amassed at the pirates are a versatile lot and can qual- piers of many a marina. ify for either. Art and Bill Vitarelli, Yachting, to use the word loosely, Stormy Palmer, Roy E. Disney and Don seems to be no longer the lot of the DaGradi prefer the physical demand- very rieh. You can walk through the ing races, better known as regattas, cutting department or along the halls that provide everything from blistered of Animation and run smack into a pal fingers and wet clothes to gold cups of with a 15-foot dinghy or 65-foot yawl victory. who can be ready to hoist anchor and Figuring that there just may be a set sail at the earliest possible date. A Dunkirk deadline or a five-day week¬ quick sail around the harbor and you end about the time the wind gives out Stormy Palmer and Roy Disney prepare their are hooked, especially when it dawns Dan Downing, Al Lesser, Don Orcutt on you that your pal’s salary and yours new racing sloop for a little workout at sea. and Bill Bösche have turned to motor may be the same. Thus one can have power—a mechanism that would hardly DISNEY STUDIOS good reason for sailing’s recent popu- be termed cricket in the days of Black- larity, coupled with the fact that a beard. Although motor-driven craft yacht, whether of the 15 or 65-foot va- don’t have the glamor a sail does while riety, can be purchased by slightly al¬ being pushed by the wind, some owners tering the monthly doughnut money. have decided that it obviously beats The Disney Armada, under the guid- pumping a bellows when the wind fails.

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24 INTERESTING EVENTS TO try with a Western parade featuring over $3 SEE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA million in silver saddlery, an "ingenuous" beard contest, and two days of RCA rodeo. (Nov. - Feb.) PARADE OF THE WHALES. (Nov. 20) EL CAJON MOTHER GOOSE This is an interesting spectacle as some 4000 PARADE. This is the top children's parade of Californa Grey whales swim close by shore the west, made up of forty giant animated po nts in their annual migration from the Mother Goose and fairytale floats, 14 horse Arctic to Baja California breeaing lagoons. and rider units, clowns and Hollywood celeb- They are 40 to 50 feet long and pass at the rities. E1 Cajon is a suburb of San Diego. TR 7-4803 rate of 30 a day. Best watching places are (Nov. 16-22) GREAT WESTERN EXPO¬ Marineland of the Pacific near Los Angeles Pickup and Delivery Service SITION AND LIVESTOCK SHOW. "The (where also tarne whales perform) and Ca- Good Old Days of the West" honoring the for Entire Valley brillo National Monument at San Diego. state's pioneers in agriculture will be the (Nov. 8-13) INTERNATIONAL TRADE theme of the 4Ist show at the Great Western 18 years giving AND TRAVEL FAIR. Held at the Long Beach Exhibit Center. It will ibe carried out in cos- Distinctive Cleaning Area with an expected 200,000 visitors. tumes and decorations. There will be live¬ to the Finest Wardrobes Highlight will be the Diplomatique Ball the stock judging, calf roping, hog calling and 13th. two days of RCA rodeo. (Nov. 10-13) DEATH VALLEY 49'ERS (Nov. 26-27) JEWEL CITY CAT SHOW. Near Studio— 10933 Camarillo St. ENCAMPMENT. Every year fans of pioneer Hundreds of cats of all varieties (including North Hollywood history and the desert gather in winter-warm household pets) willbe exhibited for the 12th Death Valley at Furnace Creek resort, for year at the National Guard Armory in Glen- tours, campfire sessions, burro race and bur- dale. ro sweepstakes wherein each contestant * * * cooks a flapjack and feeds it to his burro, PATRONIZE THEY’LL SERVE PUNCH, OF OUR ADVERTISERS! the first with the last crumb eaten winning. COURSE! ... The Valley Boxing (Nov. 11-13) BELOW SEA LEVEL BOAT Club’s take-over of the defunct Val-, RACE. Held anywhere eise the "500" would ley Music Theatre for a season of have to be a race between submarines be- fight cards already has so many cause the boats speed over water 235 feet Hollywood film stars making reser- below sea level, the orphaned Salton Sea in vations for season tickets, they’ve EDDIE WOLFE decided to install a Celebrity Room Imperial Valley. Racers do better than 100 for invitational Cocktails after the mph on this "world's fastest water," called fights.... so because the heavier air at the lower ele- CADILLACS vation helps the motorboat engines. (Nov. 12-13) IMPERIAL VALLEY ROD¬ OUR SPECIALITY The New Universal Inn in Studio EO AND BRAWLEY CATTLE CALL. Braw- City across from Universal Studios ley, home of the world's biggest cattle feed has been completely redecorated, Complete Automotive ot, honors its $22 million a year cattle ,ndus- new dining lounge, new chef, newly Service refurbished motor inn next door and BRAKES • TUNE UP '"Your Service Dea/er//w***> > a brand new Golden Door - private 766-3861 Studio Club for Studio employees 4110 Lankershim Blvd. No. Hollywood KEITH'S and personnel downstairs Typewriter Exchange DICK and HANK NO W 1-STOP 6117 Lankershim Blvd. No. Hollywood |iVtMHHV “ AUTOMOTIVE — Gas Station —

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STUPID has had a busy spring season in Hollywood. Be- v_>^ ing composed of so many beautiful women and hand- some members of the sterner sex, it is but natural that many marriages and engagements would be announced among the movie colony. And being modern in every way, some of their matrimonial ships were bound to run aground.

HE rumored engagement of Lillian Gish to George Rumor persists also that Pola Negri is engaged to Jean Nathan, critic, writer and magazine editor, Crane Gratz, Pasadena millionaire, to be married after is of particular interest, coming, as it does, just after Lil- she returns from Europe. Miss Negri has been reported lian’s spectacular court victory over C. H. Duell, wh« engaged to several celebrities among them Charles Chaplin said he was at one time “unofficially engaged” to Miss (before his marriage to Lita Grey) and Rod LaRocque. Gish. Mr. Nathan has been, to judge from his writings, Renee Adoree and Gaston Glass are also on the rumor one of the American woman’s severest critics. With such list to be married soon. Miss Adoree was Tom Moore’s a lovely example as Miss Gish so close to his heart, it is second until her iecent divorce. quite possible that Mr. Nathan will now look at the Albert Warner, member of Warner Bros., producers, American girl in a more appreciative and less critical light. is reported engaged to Miss Bess Segal. Carmelita Geraghty, one of the 1924 Baby.Stars, is The Constance Talmadge-Buster Collier romance is reported to be engaged to Mr. Albert Isham, wealthy still in full bloom. Nobody has been able to cut Buster mining man of Santa Barbara, California. Miss Geraghty out it seems, and many have tried. is a beautiful actress and her artistic work indicates that Mae Murray, it is said, is in Paris to divorce Robert she is headed for a great screen career if she does not Leonard. Miss Murray says that, as a remedy for the abandon it when she boards the good ship matrimony. divorce trouble, marriage should be made more difficult Mildred Harris, ex-wife of Charles Chaplin, recently and divorce easier. announced that she and Terry McGovern slipped down Carmel Myers has just obtained her final divorce de¬ to Mexico last November and got married—and then were cree from Isidor Kornbloom. recently re-married in Greenwich, Ct. Mrs. Ronald Colman has filed suit against her hus- Samuel Goldwyn, well known film producer, and band, Roland Colman, for separate maintenance. Mrs. Miss Francis Howard were married in April, it is re¬ Colman claims her husband deserted her in Florence, ported. Miss Howard, who is under contract to Famous Italy, where he was playing in “Romola.” Players-Lasky, appeared in “The Swan” and “Too Many Art Acord and his wife Edna Mae Acord were in Kisses.” She is 22 years old. This is Mr. Goldwyn’s court recently on alimony proceedings. Each claimed the second wife. custody of “Rex” the dog used in motion picture work. Rumor has it that Lilyan Tashman and Edmund Lowe Lois Meredith, according to the L. A. Times, who will be married in the fall. filed a breach of promise suit against Lieut. Co. Dennis¬ Grace Darmond and Harvey L. Madison, min¬ ton, of England, has withdrawn her suit, a large money ing man, left Los Angeles on April 2nd, to be married, settlement having healed the broken heart, it is said. according to the L. A. Herald. “It was all because after Beverly Bayne has filed suit for divorce against Fran¬ meeting me five years ago he still can describe in faithful cis X. Bushman. In a Separation agreement it was agreed detail the dress, hat and shoes I wore then,” declared Miss that their five year old son, Richard Stansbufy Bushman, Darmond. would not be allowed to act on the screen until he is 15 Alma Rubens and Ricardo Cortez are to be married years of age. as soon as Miss Rubens obtains her divorce decree from It is rumored around Hollywood that ’s Dr. Daniel Carson Goodman, according to the L. A. trip to Paris is for the purpose of divorcing her husband, Times. Miss Rubens is under contract to Wm. Fox and Charles Bryant. She has been married to Mr. Bryant for MrT Cortez is with FamoUs Players-Lasky. ten years. Courtesy Jack Foley’s . . . MOVIE DIGEST-1925.” The world’s greatest Motion Picture Journal.

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Continued from Page 14 sic from my own personal collection favorite male vocalist, Lucho Ga- BEVERLY LOWE and selection and my audience con- tica, and the Queen of all-Latin Fe- siders me the ambassador of roman- male singers, Olga Guillot... usually SUNDAYS tic music from our neighbors to the getting one of each on the program, 12 to 2 P.M. south. I am fulfilling my aim of giv- plus the myriad of other great vocal- ing my public lots of the music they ists. want with a minimum of chatter. I K S F V play all the newest releases (numero KSFV-FM is a growing Station and FM uno from Mexico City), as well as old is located on San Fernando Road in 106.3 recordings and obscure records that the progressive city of San Fernan¬ I have picked up in my travels to do. This Station, the Spanish Voice Musica Puerto Rico and Mexico. of the San Fernando Valley, covers “Latino Por Los Gringos” not only the valley, but Sun Valley, The first half hour of my program Tujunga, Pasadena, and soon it will is devoted to the music of the trio cover the entire city, as the power from Mexico, whose voices and gui- is being increased to 3,000 watts, tars blend as one instrument. The which will make it the strongest rWANTED-i most famous of the trios are Los Latin Station in Los Angeles. Panchos, and they have made rec¬ • Stories ords with American artists such as If any of you listen to my program Edie Gormey. The next hour can be and have any requests for favorites, • Pictures anything, even the music of Italy, please let me know and if it is in my STUDIO Magazine but I try to give a sampling of the collection, Pli be happy to play it Mailing address: Drawer M, Sherman Oaks, rhythms of South America, i.e., the for you and mention your name. If Cumbia from Columbia, the Tango you don’t happen to enjoy Latin mu¬ from Argentina, the Danzon from sic - listen to my program anyhow, HILLSIDE Cuba and, of course, the populär and you’ll be converted. I’ve had bossa-nova from Bräzil. But I always many people teil me exactly that. VIEW LOT devote the last half hour of Musica near Universal Studio Latina with Bolero Time - the so- Viva Musica! - Every Sunday 90-foot frontage phisticated and romantic ballads from 12 noon until 2:00 P. M. on from Mexico, usually - I play my KSFV-FM. For sale by owner who is leaving city.

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