HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath
Zany Gags
Produced
For Movie
HOLLYWOOD (UPI Jlovie
producer Stanley Kramer has
spent $317,000 on such tomfoolery
as a ruined gas station, a fire
works explosion and the chance to
dump Phil Silvers in a river.
Kramer is producing the multi
million dollar picture. "It's A
Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" andl
he's determined to make it as in
sane as possible.
To do so, Kramer must invent
situations tor such clowns as
Jimmy Durante, Milton Berle, Sid
Caesar, Buddy Hackett, Mickey
Rooncy, Dick Shawn and Ethel
Merman.
Kramer and his script writers
get the zany ideas and then dump
them into the lap of special ef
fects man Danny Lee. It's up to
Lee to figure a way to activate
the 6ags.
Lee and his staff of 20 assist
ants worked hard and long figur
ing out how to maneuver an
empty automobile one mile down
a highway and off a 500-foot cliff.
I'ses Remote Control
After hours of searching for in
volved electronic equipment Lee
built a do-it-yourself remote con-i
Irol set for the automobile.
When it was time to film the
cliff scene Lee stood on a hillside
a mile away from the car. Via
remote control he started the en
gine, steered the car, turned it off
the highway and over a cliff.
The scene calling for Phil Sil
vers' car to sink in a river was
complicated by the fact that Philj
can t swim.
With the use of pulleys, pon
toons and lifeguards for Phil, thcl
car was driven into the river,
seemed to float away and sink.
Actually, it was pulled under the
water by cables.
Fireworks For Caesar
Other tricks were equally com
plicated, like the one which placed
Sid Caesar and Edic Adams in
the middle of a fireworks explo
sion. The slapstick atmosphere of the
picture is reminiscent of old time
comedy. One scene has a gang of
actors on a collapsing fire escape
while another puts the perform
ers atop a swaying 100-foot fire
enqinc ladder.
One of the zaniest scenes shows
a fight between Jonathan Winters
and a couple of gas station at
tendants. Lee had to build the
service station so the whole struc
ture would collapse as the three
men fought around it.
Lee. a 20-ycar veteran in special
effects work, has been creating
"Mad World's" tricks for the
past 10 months. And after 217
tricks, he's finally finished.
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IV.! 6
NEW YEAR STARTS Bugs Bunny, the famous Werner
Brother's certoon character, and Connie Stevens, "Ha
waiian Eye" television star, go on a mandarin kick to
herald the Chinese celebration of the Year of the Hare
which began Friday, Jan. 25, marking the first day of the
year 4661 on the Chinese calendar. Connie and Bugs
have obviously given up carrots for chow mein.
UPI Telephoto
British Theatre Leaves
U.S. Actor Unimpressed
CHICAGO i LTD A veteran of
a famed American acting group
returned from a two-month run in
Iindon with some candid views on
the British theater, most of them
unfavorable.
"From what 1 saw of them.
Londoners love vulgarity." said
Ilrl Close of the Second City
Croup in Chicaso. considered the
top improvisationa! theater in the
Lnited States.
"They ooh and ah at the word
'Rloody.' TVy're fonder of hear
in; and uinj four-lctlrr word'
tr.an American audiences and
p'.iyf rs."
Close was reminded that the
British imace is one o( a tolerant,
sophisticated nation which permits
Naiis and CommuniMi to speak
tiieir piece in any .-treet park.
"That a mth. said lice
' Press t-"e
British one ce.itimeterimillcd to piay "canned" music.
Falls, Orr.
Sunday,
BELIEVE IT OR NOT It's John Wayne who is in trouble in this scene with Maureen
O'Hara from their current movie, "McUntock!" Miss O'Hera's lively reaction to
Wayne's peddling left him with scratches, bumps, and bruises. "Whoever wrote that
scene didn't know Maureen O'Hara. I should have sued for damages when it was
over," Wayne said following the filming. UPI Telephoto
Red-Haired Dancer
Most Eligible 'Old
After Giving Sinatra Air
By RAYMOND C. MEAN'S
United Press International
One of the country's must elig
ible "old maids" is a 26-year-old,
red-haired dancer from South Af
rica named Juliet Prowse.
She has beauty, poise, talent
and appeal, but beware, Charlie,
she also calls the plays.
Frank Sinatra found out how
hard Miss Prowse is to budge
when she refused to give up her
career for a television set and
the fireside. Neither budged and
their marriage plans dissolved
last summer.
At the time she was earning1
$300 a week at 20th Century Fox
The contract has since been can
celled, after she filed a $31.0001
suit. Miss Prowse recently com
manded $25,000 for a weekend en
gagement in Las Vegas and (eels
the divorce from 20th Century Fox
has been for the best.
At 2fi, Miss Prowse says she
would like to get married, "but
not to settle down."
past the point of their studied lot
erance and liberalism and they
get sullen and nasty."
The Second Citv actor thinks the
Enali'h are. in the main, maso
chistic. He said the audiences his
group plavcd to when thev
swapped places with tlie Establish
ment Club group of l.nndnn en
couraced a "hit me harder it
hurts nice" approach. According
to Close, one Englishman, appar
ently not hearing enough anti
British remarks from the Amcri
can group, yelled: "Now let's go
after gond old Macmillan!"
Close thought the British thea
ters were "beautifully small" and
ideal (or establishing audience
rapport. He also thought British
theater benefited bv kioer union
regulations, such as U'ina per
January 27. 1963
"I've been too active all my
ifc." she said.
But being on the go doesn't
mean all the time. After a recent
engagement at Art's Roaring 20 s!
night club outside San Diego, Cat
if., she expressed a desire to go
home and rest.
Home is a 20-ycar-old cottage
in Benedict Canyon in Los An
geles. It's something I've been look
ing for lor ages, she said. It
has w indow boxes, wood panelling
and is very warm just right lor
a single girl."
But neither docs being home
mean taking it easy. Besides keep
ing her form and what have been
called "the most beautiful legs
in the world" in trim, she swims.
recently learned to water ski
ventures onto a tennis court once
Pulitzer Prize Winner
Happy Over
HOLLYWOOD (LPD-Once
novelist sells his book to the mov-i
ics he covers himself with sack
loth and ashes and screams like
a man stricken w ith the bends.
It is traditional.
Movie companies, as authors
see it, dismemher tneir novels
rob them of artistic merit and
generally frowze up the plot so as
to make it unrecognizable.
The only solace they find is in
the boxcar it takes to haul away
the money from the sale.
Therefore it comes as s distinct1
hock to find a Pulitzer Prize
winner who is delighted with what
the movies have done with one of
the best-selling books in rcccn
publishing history.
Tlie author is Harper Lee. The
Ixxik: "To Kill A Mockingbird "
Miss Ice, a southern gal. sal
in on a star-studded preview of
the screen version of her novel
and came away smiling happily.
It s a fantastically good mo
tion picture." she said at a bullet
supper alter the screening. "And
t remained faithful to the spirit
of the book. It was unpretentious.
Nothing phony about it."
Miss l,co left off to accept the
congratulations of the stars 'Rock
Hudson. Gregory Peck. N'alalie
Wood. Paul Newman' and other
celebrities who had aitended the
screening.
"I had one or two doubts about
selling the hook to films." she
said. 'But the decision was un
emotional and done matlcr-of-fact
"When I met Alan Pakula 'the
producer1 I was Impressed with
him. and then Bob Mulligan Ithe
director" esuded confidence. Both
men have excellent taste, and
when Horlon Foote was signed to
write the screenplay I had no
mKeiunes whatever.
"My first reaction to the sale
was indifference. Aller all, I don't
write deathless prose."
There are tho-e who would ar
:uc with Miss Lee on that point.
Her book has been described as
a great work of art. And the
moie piomies In be one of the
finest of the past detade
"I'm still surprised about the1
success of the book." Mns Ijee1
a.d. 'It was my first, you
know."
Mis-, Ie is adamant in denmg
thai any part of "To Kill A
Mockingbird" is autobiographical. j
SI is just as definite in her un-.
'tinting praise of the actors who
hrouSl her story to hie.
PAGE 5-C
4
Called
Maid'
in a while and also rides horses.
She said she also loves to dance
and rather than being bored by
partners w ith apparently less skill
she says, "some of the world's
best ballroom dancers are non
professionals." She said she pres
ently has no serious romance.
Miss Prowse is what you might!
call a combination of the lady and
the tiger. In her conversation she
s demure but straightforward
On the other hand, her dances
how a wild abandon in which1
she purposely associates herself
with Africa, where she was
brought up.
Her paramount object now is'
Broadway. "I'd like nothing more
than to do a Broadway show, but
only if the right vehicle came
along." she said.
Film Effort
"I thought Gregory Peck was
absolutely right for the role of the
father as soon as 1 met him,"
she said. "I felt the same way
about Die children ( Mary Badham
and Phillip Alford'. They had
never acted before, but in this
picture they are simply great."
Informed that she was behav
ing terribly unchic in her appro-1
bation of the picture, Miss Lee
smiled broadly: "I'm a very sat
isfied author. Maybe my exper
ience with tlie movie version of
my book will encourage other nov.
elists to expect the same kind of
treatment "
TV
NOTES
-Nttt oiK 'LPIi-'My Un
forgettable Teacher" is the sub
ject for a sou-word essay contest
lor men school students that of
fers 10 college scholarships valued
at M.ooo each in behalf of the
CBS "G-K College Bowl" pro
pram entries must be submitted
iMJtorc March .11.
Hallmark Hall of Fame" mil
come up wan one ot us rare
original dramas for its fourth of
fenng of the season on MIC April
4. James Lee. who has a fine
video record, is the author of this
ork. which covers a phase of the
life of British statesman Benjamin
Disraeli. It does not yet have
title or cast.
Rod Sorting completed four of
the first 13 scripts for his new
hour-long version of "Tw light Z
on CBS while conducting courses
in plavwriting and mass media.
as writer-in-residenre. late lat
year at his alma mater. Anlioch
College in Yellow Springs, Ohio
"Art Lmklrttor's House Tarty"
program on CBS is reaching the
venerable stage. It started in ra
dio in VMS and had Us Iftih birth
day in January. It has been on
television for II vearv
Richard Chamberlain of NBC's
"Dr. Kildaie" is tlie latest lead
ing man of a drama wne to
have his vocalizing captured on a
phonograph album. MGM has jut
issued the big platter as a result
of the success it had with two
earlier single records by the ac
tor.
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2:25 NBC Newt
2:30 Maka Room For Daddy
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3 30 Who Do You Trust
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17:00 Merv Griffin Show
12 55 NBC News
1:00 Loretta Young
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7 IS NBC Newt
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30 Sing Along With Mitch
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30 Weoon Train
30 Going My Way
30 Our Man Higgins
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