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Hollywood Notes

HOLLYWOOD—Leon Uris' latest
best-seller, "Topaz," one of the
most sought-after literary proper-
ties. is being brought to the screen
by 69-year-old producer-director
Alfred Hitchcock for Universal
Pictures. A behind-the-scene drama
of international diplomatic in-
trigue, it is based on a factual
case from the files of the French
Intelligence service.
• • •
"Fiddler on the Roof" will be
filmed by the Mirisch Company
to begin early in 1970 with Nor-
man Jewison as producer-director.
To date, the stage production has
been seen by more than 5,000,000
people in the United States alone.
• • •
Dalton Trumbo is writing the
screenplay to "Sylva," novel by
Vercors, the French resistance
name for artist-author Jean Brul-
ler. It is the second film from
the works by Vercors to be brought
to the screen by Universal.
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Barbra Streisand has returned
to Hollywood for makeup and cos-
tume tests and rehearsals followed
by pre-recording sessions for the
forthcoming Paramount picture,
"On a Clear Day You Can See
Forever," it has been announced
by Howard W. Koch, producer of
the multi-million dollar musical.

By HERBERT G. LUFT
Harriet Slott Portrays
(Copyright 1968, JTA, Inc.)
Hollywood scene since the commit- Sarah in Play U.B.'
tee hearings 18 years ago, now
,Harriet Slott will portray the
has written the screenplay for role of Sarah in Center Theater's
Universal's forthcoming high bud-
production of "J.
geted outdoor action drama, "Two
B." Nov. 2, 3, 6,
Mules for Sister Sara," to be di-
9 and 10 at the
rected by Don Siegel for pro-
Jewish Center.
ducer Martin Rackin with Clint
Eastwood in the starring role.
Mrs. Slott has
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appeared in the
theater a n d on
Tony Curtis is completing film-
—television in Chi-
ing in Rome of "The Monte
cago and Colum-
Carlo Rally," a sweeping adven-
ti bus, 0. She cre-
ture comedy about the trans-
Mrs. Slott ated the role of
Europe automobile classic set in Eva in a play written especially
the Roaring '20s, with such thes- for the United Jewish Appeal and
pians as Terry Thomas, Peter based upon the Meyer Levin novel.
Through this play she was able to
Cook, Dudley Moore, Gert Frobe, meet the "real" Eva.
Walter ChiarL Eric Sykes and the
The wife of Dr. Mel M. Slott of
French comedian Bourvil in sup- Wayne University's theater de-
port, plus two international beau- partment, she is the mother of
ties, Mireille Darc and Susan three teen-agers.
"J. B." is based on the biblical
Hampshire.
story of Job.
Tickets, as well as season tickets,
The 17th District Democratic
Party will hold a rally, at which are available at the Center, DI 1-
PIERRE SALINGER and endorsed 4200.
candidates will be special guests
8 p.m. today at Local 163 Hall,
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22635 Plymouth. A social evening
will follow the business meeting. 38—Friday, October 25, 1968

at Northland Theater

`Funny Girl' a Sellout

"Funny Girl," the movie version
of Barbra Streisand's hit Broad-
way musical, started a long run at
the Northland Theater this week.
It stars Miss Streisand as Fanny
Brice and Omar Sharif as her
gambling husband Nicky Arnstein.
Co-starred are Kay Medford, Anne
Francis and Walter Pidgeon as
Florenz Ziegfeld. The story traces
Miss Brice's dramatic rise to star-
dom in the "Ziegfeld Follies" and
her heartbreaking romance and
marriage to Arnstein.
Over a dozen songs and prod-
uction numbers are throughout the
film, including "People," "My
Man," "Don't Rain on My Parade."
"I'd Rather Be Blue" and "You
Are Woman, I Am Man."
The Variety Club is sponsoring
the local premiere of "Funny
Girl," benefiting the growth and
development wing of Children's
Hospital. Following the opening

are two weeks of almost consecu-
tive sold-out benefits and charity
theater p art i e s. A Northland
spokesman indicated that tickets
are being sold months in advance,
and that "Funny Girl" is already
the advance sale record holder
over any movie in Detroit history.

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