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Lana's Escort In Row
HOLLYWOOD (AP)
Lana
Turner's escort early today almost
came to blows with a columnist
who had criticized Lana's upbring
ing of her daughter, Cheryl
Crane.
Mike Connolly, columnist for
the Hollywood Reporter, came
over to Lana at a party after
Lana's latest picture, "Portrait in
Black."
Sportsman Fred May, longtime
friend of Lana's, grabbed Connol-
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ly as he bade Lana goodby.
Almost tearing Connolly's tuxe
do, off May said: "I love this girl
very much. Why do you print
such editorials as you did the
other day, attacking Lana and her
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Tuesday agreed on a 244 million
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gram in the fiscal year starting
July 1.
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lions voted for the Superbomarc
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Hollywood's Biggest Problem Still
From Within-Cheap Foreign Films
By BOB THOMAS
AP Movie-TV Writer
Second of three articles on Hol
lywood production problems
HOLLYWOOD (AP) Feel like
going to a movie?
If you lived in Los Angeles, you
would have a choice of seeing such
attractions as these at first-run
theaters:
"Battle in Outer Space" and "12
to the Moon." "Macumba Love"
("blood - lust of the voodoo
mieen") and "3 Came to Kill.
"The Sign of Zorro" (feature cre
ated from a TV series). "I Passed
for White" and "The Hypnotic
Eye." "Good Girls Beware" and
"The Desperate Women" ("hits
abortion racket"). "Hannibal"
(and his crazed elephant army).
Quite a selection. Of course,
there are also some quality films
showing, often on double features
with reissues. But on increasing
number of bills are cheap films
mostly foreign made and designed
to shock or titillate. Many of them
are scarcely above 'the peep-show
level.
An ancient saying in Hollywood
runs: There is nothing wrong with
the movie business that good pic
tures can't cure. Hallelujah!
The film industry has been as
saulted bv TV and other demands
on the public's leisure time. But
that old saying remains true. Hol
lywood's biggest problem is still
from within, not without.
Proof of the potential health of
the film business is the fact that
exPimt a
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we
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"The Shaggy Dog," "Bridge on
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"tjiant.
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ing enough hits. The big question
is why?
It is easy and partly true to
say that these are troubled times
that create little greatness in
books, plays and all creative
fields. Even so, Hollywood is not
producing its best effort, consid
ering the talent and money lav
ished here.
The reason to this observer
seems to be anarchy that followed
the collapse of the big-studio op
eration. The rulers of the town
are no longer studio bosses inter
ested in making good films but
agents, interested in making good
deals.
The agents derive power from
stars, who can dictate their terms
to producers. To get Cary Grant
to do "Operation Petticoat," Uni
versal had to give him ownership
of the film.
The decline of producer power
is shaking the producers associ
ation itself. Under tough Joe
Breen, the production code office
kept close rein on morality in
films and supplied taste that
might be lacking in some movie
makers. More adult films were
badly needed, but in loosening re
straints, the code often gives li
cense for tasteless films of sex
and sadism.
The big studio is dead, never
to return. Some new way must be
found to continue its functions if
the film industry is to survive,
Next: Walt Disney, George Ste
vens and Mark Robson discuss
Hollywood's past errors and fu
ture nopes. .
Dominican Republic
Blamed In Bombing
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -
f oreign Minister Ignacio Luis Ar
caya told the ambassadors of oth
er American states Monday night
what Venezuela plans to do in the
mounting war of nerves with the
Dominican Republic.
Venezuela has proof the explo
sives used in the attempt to as
sassinate President Romulo Bet
ancourt last Friday were brought
from tne Dominican KepuDiic, Ar
caya said.
He gave the diplomats a mes
sage for transmission to their
governments but its contents was
not disclosed.
Earth Tremor Noted
BERKELEY. Calif. (AP) A
mild earthquake in the Watson-ville-San
Juan Bautista area was
recorded on the University of Cat
ifornia seismograph at 5:41 a.m
Tuesday.
No damage was reported.
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Plead Innocent
PHOENIX. Ariz. (AP) Wal
lace 0. Maxey and Sanford K.
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lishers, have pleaded innocent to
federal charges of mailing ob
scene matter.
Indicted hv a federal Brand ury
were the two men and their jiub
lishing firms, Mid-Tower Publish
ing Corp. and Fabian Books Ltd.
of Fresno.
Pnst.il inspectors investigated
after the mother of a teenage boy
intercepted a copy of a book mail
ed to her son.
Counsel for the defendants filed
motions at a hearing asking that
the charges be dropped, calling
for a bill of particulars and ask
ing transfer of the case from
Phoenix to Fresno.
Sam Rosenwein, New York at
torney representing the publish
ers, urged dismissal of the
charges on the basis of the inter
pretation of "obscenity" in writ
ten material by the U. S. Supreme
Court. I L . .
He said the two men had been
indicted by a grand jury in Grand
Rapids, Mich., on the basis of the
same book.
"We will be dragged on some
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Funds Withdrawn
For Beaver Job
SEATTLE (AP) Plans to open
bids on a $300,000 project at the
Beaver, Ore., Army terminal were
cancelled because funds were
withdrawn, Army Engineers re-
nnrtpH. '
The bid opening, for railroad
trestle construction, had been set
for 11 a.m. today. The Army
Transportation Corps,' which had
budgeted the funds for use in the
fiscal year ending June 30, sent
word from Washington of the
withdrawal.
The reason was not reported
immediately.
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Dangerous Youth"
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