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North Hollywood* Los Angeles* West Valley NORTH HOLLYWOOD 766-5211 - 877-5361 - 984-3430 SUBSCRIBE cyHagaziqe MAY 1971 VOLUME 6 NO. 1 and Receive A ON THE COVER: GREGORY PECK meets with the popular musical group The 5th Dimension to discuss their appearance on the FREE CLASSIFIED AD star-studded Motion Picture and Television Relief Fund 50th Anniversary Gala, to be held June 13 in all three theatres and the Plaza of Los Angeles' Music Center. * * * Heading an all star cast ... Bob Hope, Jack Benny, Princess Grace Kelly, Pearl Bailey, Mitzi Gaynor and Danny Kaye. Your order for a subscription SPECIAL FEATURES; to Hollywood Studio TAKE IT FROM THE TOP .4 Magazine entitles you to a Zelda Cini free classified ad (1 time) mail your ad (25 words) and DR. PHIBES. .. NEW HORROR FILM. 6 include check ($4.00) FOR ONE Vincent Price's 100th Movie YEARS SUBSCRIPTION (12 issues.) PROP MAN'S UNIQUE PROFESSION.8 Robert Snyder NEW SHAKESPEAREAN CENTER .9 Frank Taylor INSIDETRACK . II Bea Colgan covers the Studios Discourse . 13 Mellete/Packer LEE GRAHAM'S MAN ABOUT TOWN. 23 Magazine can you get such colprful SCENE .5 reporting on the entertainment world The month's best bets on screen, on stage ... by Jack Ong the way it was . the people in it and CLASSIC FILM BUFF SECTION . 29 where they might possibly be today? Earle Carroll , . Premiere Showman,Original Autographed Or?//in Hollywood Studio Magazine. photos ... 16 MM Film Libraries . Comments from our readers. So, SUBSCRIBE TODAY. NOW! Just fill in Coming June: Early years of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle the handy coupon below, attach your check or money order for $4,00 (1 year's PUBLISHER/MANAGING EDITOR EDITOR Dorothy H. Denny Zelda Cini subscription) and mail, to: CONTRIBUTING EDITORS; Frank Taylor, Teet Carle, Ayalita Cross, Bill Erwin ART DIRECTOR ADVERTISING MANAGER Hollywood Studio Magazine Doti Fiorello Frances Kennon .Drawer M, Sherman Oaks, Calif. 91413 DEADLINES: Name _ Editorial copy: 5th of each month preceeding cover date Address _ Advertising copy & art: 10th of each month preceeding cover date City __ Zip _ HOLLYWOOD STUDIO MAGAZINE is published monthly at 14006 Ventura Blvd., Suite 202, Sherman Oaks, California 91413. Mailing address: P.O. Box M, Sherman Oaks, Calif 91403 Enclosed find my check for $4.00 for 1 year's subscription SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 1 year $4.00 2 years$7.00 Since 1966. All to Hollywood Studio Magazine rights reserved. STate 9-9858 (exch.J.. direct line. — 789-6773. Please bill me for $4.00for 1 year's subscription 2ND CLASS POSTAGE PENDING. Sher^man Oaks, CALIF.gi403. 3 Take it from the top News notes on the Hollywood scene by Zelda Cini Concerning porno premieres, again Looks like Graffitti Productions has done scribes as Gordon Mitchell and Lloyd it again — premiered a pronographic film, Turner, Peggy Chantler Dick, Coslough we mean. Johnson, Martin Ragaway, James That's funny enough (or sick enough) Henerson, Bob Rogers, Chuck Shyhr, in itself, especially since the title of the Alan Mandel and Steve Pritzker, Dale film is about as straight forward as you Me Raven continues as story editor. can get. A simple word, in everyday New batch of shows will start shooting usage, naturally: Harlot. in mid-May, However, it was the press release announcing this epochal event that shook Speaking of writers... us all up, and we quote: ". .Harlot has a definite story line, In keeping with the wry humor of with what we believe, and have been told professionals in almost any field that is a surprise ending." management has a tendency to give titles The release continues "His point is instead of money, the entertainment true, but to the newcomers, and even the industry takes care of its own every veterans of Hollywood, a premiere for spring ... in segments, by category, area such a film is almost a pinnicale (sic) in and even the kind of platform - stage or the unusual history of Hollywood film sound stage. making," Writers are no different. Well, maybe a We'd be the last folk on the block to little different. quarrel with "pinnicales", wherever they Anyway, they have their own in-group are. We figure each to his own graffitt. set of awards, distributed throught the Writers Guild/west, in this case. Treehouse hits the road At the 23rd Annual Award get-together for writers only, the people who wrote the words that made any kind "Dusty's Treehouse", Emmy-Award of total show possible, here were the winning kid show presently airing on heroes: KNXT as been picked up by TV Cinema Sales Corp on an exclusive-distribution deal for the U. S. and Canada, according The Valentine Davies Award (annually to to Don Hall and Stuart Rosen, the person whose contribution to the co-producers. motion picture community has brought The sales organization leaped into a dignity and honor to writers everywhere) round-the-clock three-day negotiating went to Daniel Taradash, who, in session immediately after the series addition to being an Oscar-winning writer picked up the Emmy for "Outstanding himself is also now president of the Achievement in Children's Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Programming." Sciences. For the uninitiated, his credits Sesame Street may not have opened a include such classics as "Golden Boy", can of worms, excatly, but it certainly "Picnic" and "From Here to Eternity", did set up the proper climate for canning among others. good clean "learning through fun" tape and film for kids. The Morgan Cox Award (to a member of It should only happen to adults! group of members whose vital ideas and services were up to the ideals exemplified Down with Industry doldrums... by the late Morgan Cox) was won by Leonard Spigelgass, whose credits are Riffling through a sheaf of news releases legion, even up to and including scripting from various production companies, even the recent Academy Awards Presentation the most pessimistic observer can spot a Show. bright light here and there. For example. Screen Gems' "Partridge The Laurel Award (for achievement, and Family" signed a bunch of writers for its given to the Guild member who. In the 15505 ROSCOE BLVD. upcoming second-season production. judgment of the Screen Branch executive board, has made outstanding a/ San Diego Freeway Slated to earn loot on this one SEPULVEDA high-rated series alone are such creative contributions to the screen-writing profession . and advanced the literature Marvin Schwartz, for Tribes, and ABC of motion pictures through the years) was Movie of the Week; Best comedy-episode presented to James Poe, whose long career as a screen writer won him three — Richard Deroy for The Valediction, Oscars and several nominations — Around ABC's Room 222; the Best the World in 80 Days, Cat on a Hot Tin dramatic-episodic, to David Rintels, for A Roof, They Shoot Horses, Don't They, Continual Roar of Musketry, NBC's The and others and others and others, just to Bold Ones; Best Variety Award went to tip you off. Gary Belkin, Peter Bellwood, Thomas Meehan, Herb Sargent and Judith Viorst, Other major awards included Best for Annie, the Women in the Life of a American Comedy written directly for Man, CBS Monsanto Nights. the screen, "The Out of Towners" by Neil Simon; Best American comedy Best current events documentary adapted from another medium, award was presented to Craig B. Fisher M*a*S*H . .. screenplay by Ring for Survivial on the Prairie, NBC News; Lardner, Jr„ from the novel by Richard Best feature documentary to Marianna Hooker; Best American Drama written Morris, for Gertrude Stein, a Biography, directly for the screen, Patton, by Francis for NET; and Michael Hirsch walked away Need Ford Coppola & Edmund H, North; and with Best Radio for Guerrilla Warfare in Best American Drama adapated from Cairo, Illinois; There are Three Sides to real estate? another medium — I Never Sang For My Every Story, for WBBM-FM.
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