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Newspaper Page TextHollywood Seen Best For Music HOLLYWOOD i UPI i-Trumpet- er-conduetor Jerry iiosen. called the "Music Man" of modern or chestras, believes Hollywood is the "land of golden opportunity" for contemporary musicians. Rosen, who led a marching band of 76 trombones at the last Demo cratic convention, disputes the claim of some easten. band lead ers that the West Coast is the graveyard for musicians. "This is the best place today for a musician who is versatile and talented," said Rosen. "There also is room for a good musician in this town, no matter how crowded it already is. "The big catch is that you've pot to be good. You've got to be able to play anything from jazz to the classics, know how to follow a conductor and have show ex perience." Has Unique Outfit j Rosen is the founder of a unique music outfit that he describes as1 "the largest music office on the West Coast." It supplies orches-j tras that play music "all the way from the twist to the classics." 1 He usually has up to 10 orches tras playing under his supervision at Los Angeles particr, night spots djnners and conventions. Rosen and his musicians and arrangers have worked with such Hollywood luminaries as George Jessel, Bob Hope, Bmg Crosby, Milton Berle. Dinah Shore, Cogi Grant and John Raitt. Rosen credits much of his suc cess to his huge musical library, in which he has over 20,000 songs fully orchestrated. "We have music for all situa tions, whether it is the national anthem of Cambodia, the patriotic dance of Haiti or a popular song from Italy." Rosen said. Famous Father Bnrn in Chicago in 1916. Rosen is the son of a famous Russian I trumpct player who once thrilled'tuals. or even the phony intellcc- Ihe Czar and his family with his playing at the Maryinsky theater in St. Petersburg. The elder Ro sen moved with his family to Chi cago where he joined the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Jerry began studying music at the age of three. At the age of 10, Rosen formed his own little five-piece "Dixie land Band." In latei years, he played several smaller clubs for a while, then eventually gradu ated to swanky supper spots. Al Capone hired Jerry's music for one of his gangland parties. "We were afraid U- accept and alraid not to accep' " Rosen re tailed "Capone didn't pay us. . . it didn't work that way in those days. People at the party would stuff $5 and $10 bills in our col- ais. "As it turned much more than in?, we marie we expected several hundred dollars for the night." w a m . ui ERNIE GETS A VISITOR TV $ar Tennastes Ernie Ford and "Cousin" Minnla Parl of Grindar'i Swifcb, Tann., whoop it up on Ford's daytime program! on Jan. 29 and 30. Minnie, long-time favorite on the "Grand Old Opry" radio program, makes it a point fo visit her "numhar n coustn whenever sne vtstrs aan rrencnco, whr Ford's show emanates. TV NOTES NEW YORK -tTI Vou simply to,s analvsis out the window when it comes' to Red SkeHon. The co-s a few motion picture ventures la Tennessee housewife touched by median is m his 12th sean. hej tragedy. switched from a half-hour to a! MCiM-TV in Hollywood has start- She wears no makeup and must one-hnur show Um fall and he'td work on another pilot ffr a!hc padded in ail the wrong place. hn tnnrh nnnoiition. But wheretieievision senc aimed at next sca-Jhut M;s Simmons picked this role nthr- ion mmii have wilted aft-Uon er two. three or five v;deo sea- son'-, Hed ! Stronger tPan ever; m the various raung sv stems that; the star The one-hour series hs a moving and lovely thing that' ha had no trouble blendmjf hr the industry re peels lie may nt idea's with the Marine tn pace-Mom hes evervone " uict Knii.sh accents with the lo- he tr-e cnttcs' darhnc. htit appar-jtime ' St5c and co-star Robert Preston cal )eech. This particular soiifh- ently the puhlic likes him j p. tray an average husband and ern accent, she noted, i "often I popular stn;er Andy Wdham.:nitc in the hnoxvilSe of WIS. The quite like Knslish. Producer Le; Freed man ha-;who didn't st off to too tood a uaviri Sukind movie, entitled paramount company ar announced he has declined to sicntart la-t fall in his NBC one- "Ail the fcay Home" is an adap- f!Ved in Knoxville too late to ue a contract to priuc even mrenour variety show. ha pifked up tatmn of the Pulitzer Pne-wmnins the old Aee home as background one-hour dr.tma for NBt's' "DufradLy m the pat to months tory by the late James Agee, 'A for the movie but found another Pont S'-.ow of tr.e Ween" next sea-jnd not only is assured of lat-;Ierfth m the family" Agee. as a "non - gmertiread Victorian" son. He was called ,n late last out the waon but also has ih.ld, describes uhat happens to house which matched ft The in eason to prepare five plays for an unofficial nod to count on re. his uorld when his father is killed fenor of the home was duplicated the rmcram. is doin; nine this turninc next fiiil in an automobile accident jm New York for other venes. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath v ill V .. 1 'W'V P TWINS WITH RED The Kessler wmt, Alice, left, and Skelion during rehearsals in Hollywood last week for his six-foot blonde identical twins were flown here from the Rotund Impresario Fame By Atrocious HOLLYWOOD il'PIi - Joe Le vine is a rotund movie impresario who finances his own films and buys others outright to distribute in this country; all of which gives his words as much weight as his girth. Unfortunately for Levine he is best known for an atrocious pic ture he loosed on the American public a few years back, tilled "Hercules." His reputation was compounded by a couple of other nuggets. "Altila the Hun" and "Wonders of Aladdin." His next is a lulu titled "Zulu." None of these pics have cn- deared Mr. Lcvine to the intellec- tails Sensing his low esteem with eggheads, Lcvine brought "Roe caccio '70" and "Two Women" to American art houses and found himself very much "in" with the beret and goatee set. H was as it Mighty Joe Young had been accepted by Harvard s Hasty Pud ding Club. Levine has further enhanced his standing among eggheads with his production of "Long Day's Jour ney Into Night," which could cop a closet full of Oscars come Academy Award night. Curiously. Levine is nl alio- gether pleased with his new im age. "Onlv in America and England does such a term as 'art films' exist," he said. "Even so, art lilms are a growing lorce in this country. Theaters that house these pictures ar sprouting up every where." . UP! Telephoto Mason He prefers to puisne some video protects or nis oun. as e)ro the movie screen in me rose oij "Tlie Ij-uU'im(i" i the title. jand fiary Lo'kwood. wlm has done mm nnwnway ann nKnr woifc, Falls, Or, Sunday, Some 300 new art houses are already being built, 40 in New' York City alone. They are small places, seating oniy about "Oft: people. "This is the big new trend away from the old popcorn pal aces that accommodate 3 or 4.000. Nobody wants to sit in those big windy barns anvmore. And most of the new ones don't sell pop corn." Intimacy appears to be the watchword. Levine said it would be impos sible to put "Long Day's Journey" into Radio City Music Hall. Au diences would lose its meaning there. The comfy snugness of art hous es, according to the producer, offers free coffee to patrons be tween shows in many instances and some even give art shows in the lobby. Soon these small theaters will bk. l T m A' jJ ' .". ., -K iik JTii i - ii...: Lack Of Death Feeling Ruins Tennessee's Play NEW YORK iUPI - Thomas l-imer ("Tennessee") Williams, who often has set peopie talking to themselves as to just what his iplays arc about, apparently de cided to take no chances with "The Milk Tram Doesn't Stop Here Any More," his mw drama at the Morosco Theater. He wrote a program note. Its specific enough, but it doesn't' make the play any better. n , Willi.. ,i io remind people "that death!1 JT" ' , , Jl ..-n tJ This character ttHiirs t tjua as v.vn s i kings and heroes." (I wonder if that ts an impised criticism of Shakespeare. Weil so it dtes, and ! have seen death come to clowns o! various types in a number of plays and have been much moved by some such demises. And I wifl grant that Williams Mrs. Flora (ioforth, a one-time chorus girl who married profit ably many times and now is in the summer of her deaih at her i mounts in domain &n Italy's Di ivina Cositera. is a ctowti of sorts. Leaves Viewer Flat But despite the skilled acting of. Bniam s Hermmne Baddeley. whose interpretation is purposely 'one of caricature, this is a clown without appeal, without a smgieireltahle Mildred Dunnotk, who saving grace. The emouonal im-U-omes and goes without really pact is nil. To quote again from the au- thor's note: "... if the play achieves, even partially, its artistic intention, you will find it possible to pity this female clown even hiU her ab surd pretentions and her panicky last effort to hide from her final deduction make you laugh at her." I find no trace of such achieve- Jean Simmons Returns To Films As Housewife i KNOXV1LLE. Tenn. l'PI 'Alter a two-year absence, hael- evrd Jean Simmons returning (for hrr firt movie smce makms' Sin latr Iewis '"Elmer Gantry.'1 nm in (hi it. ne miu. February J, 1WJ PACE-5 t V 'J Ellen, are shown wirh Red TV show in February. The Lido in Paris, UPi Telephoto Gains Movies be showing Irvine's latest acqui sition. "Tile Three Penny Opera, which was made in Germany None of the stars are well known in the United States. "I don't believe in stars as such," he explained "You check the stars picture by picture and nou'II see that some of the so- called top stars are real losers What a producer must do is put the right star m the right picture. "The best example that comes to mind is Sophia Lorcn. She was m many Hollvwood flops until 'Two Women came along. Now she's making Siioo.OM) for 'The Fall of the Roman Empire.' Yet she was considered a 'star' when she was making all those flops, "Of course, a picture and i performer must be advertised and publicized as much as possible once the movie is completed, I spent more money advertising 'Hercules' than it cost to make tnent in Use play, heme have no pity for the woman, who is racing against time to dictate her spicy memoirs tor punbeation If there is lack of rapjiort with this principal character even making it possible to work up a good healthy hate against her would have been dramatically lelpful there is less reason to Is" imrati in w ecunw urn. j important one, although handsome pa"! Ii'b!inS lofS have I' 1 , wandering poet-artist who has gamed a repu tation in international society as one who lives off elderfy and m ing wealthy women to the point of becoming known as the an gel of death. When he .shows up. watch tmV. Svmbotim Aitempt fails There is reason to believe the author intends io imparl some sort of svmlmlism here, but the only result is a murky, wtshy washy character -with the most dubious dramatic credeniiais. The play is served no better by its two olher leading characters a secretary, played by talent Ann Wiihams, iho srems to be around constantly hut has little to do that is ilai, and a predatory society dame, played hv the ever tbringmg anything to the drama. ,!o MieUmer has do.i another fine job of design in setting this production for producer Uojer L. Stevens, and there is some effec tive background music ny Faui,nc w-ri Bow If s. But. m this play ahouf death, everything adds up to an slmmt caricatured hielessness, and that is fatal. Kr effetlive drama, even drat h has In huM vitality. 1 "A lot of ieople have comment fd that this movie should be in; m tfdpr (n how hh breathtaking TrmMee mountain scenery M iss Simmons ad. "Rut ihss is a black and -vthste: story. Technicolor outd he too gay, tm lively. " Mim Simmons i mskmg no ef fort to duplicate the naal IwangjJI.J tit9Hlfwi im (up imwunita Cfmmry mil mttiM fit Ut. 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