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OUTTHEOTHER I Continued from 6) velveteen Lord Fauntleroy togs ac cepting a large wheel of cheese from Miss Teenage State of Victoria on July 19, 1960. Gary Herman pulls no punches! Just Kool Most jazz festivals play a pat hand — featuring well-known performers whose jazz credentials are either dated or non-existent. It's called Mangione s Syndrome A ter riftc exception to the dismal rule is the KOOI. IAZZ Festival destined for Los Angeles this November 6-10. Avant Garde rules throughout the event. Students are granted a $2 dis count on tickets. Performers range from Anthony Braxton to Laurie An derson, with the likes of Air, the Nikolais Dance Theatre and the Art Ensemble of Chicago in between. Plus James "Blood” Ulmer. Ticket info is available at 213/972-7211. Still on an Allowance OIL BILLIONAIRE MARVIN DAVIS, who last year purchased 20th Century Fox lock, stock and film can, cannot be accused of spoiling his loved ones Yes, he recently put son John, still in his twenties and with limited movie experience, in charge of a new filmmaking unit to produce pictures for Fox. But young Davis is not free to do just anything he wants The budgets on his films have been limited by Dad to $“>,000,000 and under A Rock & Roll Civics Lesson Linda ronstadt wore a very brief white sailor suit and sang 22 songs in the space of 90 minutes it her opening night concert at LA 's I Universal Amphitheatre Ronstadt, a longtime personal friend of I S Senatorial candidate Jerry Brown, spent more time than usual gabbing with the audience. At one point she This pensive, A If red-Hitchcock - trying-yoga ampersand arrived without the name and address of its creator. What can we do? Ilow about this — the first per son to show up at our offices with this_ design tatooed on his or her inner thigh can claim the f.iO prize. urged everyone to get of your a es and vote" in the November elections, reminding that "you have no right to complain" if you don't show. "Of course, she sheepishly added, "you probably know who I want you to vote for." Sequels, Spinoffs, Ripoffs & Replacements THF. WAY WE WERE, the Strei sand-Redford love story of a few years back, will finally get a sequel, director Sydney’ Pollack (who also helmed Electric Horseman and Ab sence of Malice) says Streisand likes the script. No word on Red ford's reaction, if any. SINC.ER MEIJSSA MANCHESTER, who shed her hippie earth mother look for a sleeker image, is meeting with composer Jules Styne because she hopes to play Fanny Brice in the New York revival of Streisand’s first Broadway starring vehicle, Funny Girl Good luck Quote of the Month Bette midler, discussing cable television with Armistead Man pin in Interview magazine, snapped, Eighty channels and there’s still nothing to watch.” Amen You will enter the wondrous world of the gentle, golden-furred Goshto, tiny people with eyes like emeralds. You will marvel at their culture. You will be moved by their courage, os they struggle to save the valley that is their home And, in the end, you will wish you were among them ACE BOOKS Distributed by The Oerkley Publishing Group 007 Returns ... & Returns THKRE ARE NOW TWO JAMES Bond movies filming in Europe earmarked to reach the theaters midway through 1983 Roger Moore, who starred in the last five 007 ad ventures, is again the lead in Oc topussy (would we kid you?) oppo site beautiful Maud Adams. Sean Connery, the original film Bond who starred in six of the pictures, is re surrecting his 007 persona in Never Say Never Again opposite beautiful Barbara Carrera. There was also a rumor that Goldie Hawn was shoot ing a film called Private Pond in which she starred opposite a beauti ful army captain, but we couldn’t find anyone to substantiate it. Perhaps inspired by the recent flop tv show Mr Merlin, Colum bia Pictures is coming up with $3,000,000 of the $3,500,000 needed to mount a Broadway version of Mer tin, starring the most visible magi cian of the last decade, Doug Hen ning The show is scheduled to open December 19; guess which film company is dealing for the film rights? Known by the Company It Keeps RON, the ground breaking if JL brain numbing Disney film that takes place teiibin a computer game, was scheduled at various theaters around the country in tan dem with The Secret <>f Ninth This caused problems Not because Sitnh was rather boring, but because ii was done in the old style of Disney Studios laborious, painterly ultima tion with cute creatures abounding bv animators who had defected from Disney Using contractual agreements which were origin.ills designed to protect Disney's linage as a maker of innocent, wholesome pictures, the Studio gol Ninth pulled from the double bills as Ix'lng of unsuitable charaetei The 'Irony be yond Disney’s . power play is that Iron has since been showing as a double feature with The llest little U/s nvhi iuse in Te.va\ "Anti the rocket's ret! rIiii* . , . Stilulinfi * etentns' Day, tut levity It,mutt student Jeff Devins also scared, I title n how.jejf. Michael in real life MICHAEL PAIJN (Continued from page S) has several irons in the comniuniea tions fire right now. Apart front Tlx Missionary mission acomplished, he remains a fully participating Python It is estimated that all the Pythons spend roughly three months a year exclusively on Python projects and have the rest of the time to recuper ate or pursue individual interests Pa lin's include a small publishing company which so far fosters an American poel and an English comic artist; an eight track recording studio in madly trendy Neal s Yard, Govern Garden; and his first children s book, Small Harry and the TooibthiH’ I'ills out in November of this year One of his more subtle achievements is hat ing married a farmer's daughter shortly before his 23rd birthday and still claiming hot as his best friend lb years and three children later, his equally long career in the media snakepit notwithstanding Perhaps his lifelong passion fdt trains is what has kept him from going off the rails With only the slightest pause tor delilxMailon when asked what was Iris favorite posses sion. he decided, M\ Ian \llen In mi s/s itleis Hook loss it would be absolutcK awful to lose that I'hero was a time in im life when it w as never out ot m\ hands t his appetite for detail has, for 13 tears now, found an outlet in the keeping ot a diary. which tn turn has given lum a taste toi journals In gen eial lie derives great pleasure from the minutiae ot daih existence, his own and olhei people's, ralhei like a whale deriving nourishment from countless infinitesimal plankton, it all contributes to ins grasp of the human condition which is invaluable to his work Would he lx- interested In a straight acting role? 1 wouldn't mind, but I think I would always tend toward Cometh 1 have a sort ot 1 don't know what it is overintlated humor gland some where in my l>ody which makes me see the funny side of any situation I tke snee/ang into the umpteenth re lake, sopped and shoeless Bless you, Michael
