Hollywood Nuggets
By HERBERT
Guurr
(Copyright 1968, JTA Inc.)
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HOLLYWOOD — Joseph Paster-
nak, the 66-year-old Hungarian-
born motion picture producer asso-
ciated with scores of successful
screen musicals from the old
Deanna Durbin films to today's
Elvis Presley spectacles, earlier
this month staged his 29th annual
charity ball for the Jewish Home
of the Aged at the Beverly Hilton
Hotel. Pasternak has produced the
charity show ever since 1939 when
Mrs. Ida Mayer Cummings (sister
of the late Louis B. Mayer) became
president of the junior auxiliary of
the Jewish Home for the Aged in
Los Angeles.
Bob Hope, who also participated
in the gala event consistently for
the past 29 years and calls himself
an "honorary Jew," received the
"Star of Stars" plaque from Rabbi
Magnin for his devotion to the
aged. Hollywood columnist May
Mann, who acts as chairman of
entertainment a n d traditionally
leads the parade of cigarette girls
for the fund raising activities, gave
the third annual "May Mann `The Fox' Is Playing
Award" to Joey Bishop, while
Lorne Greene, the star of TV's at 3 Detroit Theaters
"Bonanza," acting that night as
The screen adaptation of D. H.
master of ceremonies, was honored Lawrence's tale, "The Fox," which
with a "Golden Mezuzza."
stars Sandy Dennis, Anne Hey-
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wood as Ellen March and Keir
Film 'Secret Ceremony'
Dullea, is now showing at three
John Heyman and Norman Prig- Detroit area theaters: La Parisien,
gen are producing and Joseph Punch & Judy and Towne.
"The Fox" is a daring and pro-
Losey directs "Secret Ceremony,"
which went before the cameras as vocative drama, centering on two
Associated British Studios in Els- young women. Retreating to the
tree on March 11 with Elizabeth isolation of a run-down chicken
farm, they are forced to face the
realities of life — and their own
hidden emotions — by a fox which
preys on their chickens, and by
a virile young seaman, Keir Dul-
lea, who also becomes an unex-
pected guest.
Filming "The Fox" in Canada
during a February and a March,
provided the production with a
harshly beautiful and natural win-
ter setting which serves to under-
score the drama.
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Taylor and Mia Farrow, from a
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`The Wild Bunch' Cast
Phil Feldman's Western "The
Wild Bunch" went down South to
Torreon, Mexico, with William
Holden, Robert Ryan and Ernest
Borgnine in the leading roles. Sam
Peckinpah directs the star-studded
cast that also includes Edmund
O'Brien, Ben Johnson and Warren
Oates.
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New Goldstein Film
Producer Robert Goldstein has
signed Bob Mitchum for the star-
ring role in "The Good Guys and
the Bad Guys" for Kenneth Hyman
at Warner Seven Arts. Burt Ken-
nedy will direct the period
Western, with locations in Col-
orado, from a screenplay by Ron-
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Shryack, Goldstein also prepares
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ITALO BABINI, cellist
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motion picture achievements, Cecil
B. DeMille's "Samson and Delilah"
in Technicolor is now showing at
the Palms Theater.
Hedy LaMarr and Victor Mature,
who portray the title roles in the
Paramount re-release, head a cast
of thousands including George
Sanders, Angela Lansbury and
Henry Wilcoxon.
The climax of "Samson and
Delilah" is the destruction of the
Philistine Temple. Other key
scenes bearing the DeMille touch
include Samson's bare - handed bat-
tle with a lion, his unparalleled-
for-violence assault on a thousand
Philistine soldiers, his titanic strug-
gle with a Philistine giant and a
fearful wedding feast brawl.
`Scalphunters' Heads
Local Theaters' Bill
"The Scalphunters," which stars
Burt Lancaster and co-stars Shel-
ley Winters, Telly Savalas and
Ossie Davis, opened at the Grand
Circus, Harper, Mai Kai and Wyan-
dotte Annex theaters.
Released by United Artists, "The
Scalphunters" is the story of a
fur trapper who comes up against
a band of desperadoes who hunt
and s c a 1 p Indians for bounty
money. The movie was directed
by Sydney Pollack and produced
by Jules Levy, Arthur Gardner
and Arnold Laven.
The CHAMBER MUSIC SO-
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the University of Michigan Bar-
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its regular season 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the Community Arts Audi-
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The trio is composed of professors
at the University of Michigan, all
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and performance of music, with
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