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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1978
Page
7
Filmometer compiled by Dick Kleiner in Hollywood and the N E A staff in both Hollywood and New York.
A film roundup notes FLS.T. star Sylvester Stallone and Rod Steiger delivering a long but strong labor leader drama with standout scenes. Also reviewed is Pretty Baby set in Storyville, New Orleans, praised for photography and performances though subject matter may offend some.
A reader letters column discusses why Kate Jackson shows less skin on Charlie's Angels and defends her acting role. Other readers ask about Ellen Corby's absence from The Waltons and the Edwards family exit from Little House On the Prairie.
Hollywood interview with Judd Hirsch on his lead in Neil Simon's Chapter Two. Hirsch discusses Simon's choice, the autobiographical content about Sophie and mourning, his TV career lessons and trap, and Kalb's note on TV’s historical influence and a forthcoming novel In the National Interest with potential film adaptation.
A fragmented oddity featuring mockery of Phil Pastoret and random aphorisms about morning crouches ants picnics and a brace of pork chops. The text references bizarre daily routines and shifting prices without coherent narrative or clear entities.
Hollywood coverage notes Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn star in the film adaptation of the Broadway hit Same Time Next Year. Morton Gottlieb and Walter Mirisch produce with casting testing of on set compatibility. The movie expands the stage motel room premise with outside scenes and expects a broader film scope. Burstyn discusses fear of missing the lead and future projects while Alda plans A Public Affair after MASH.
Potatoes peeled before cooking or left standing after peeling may lose some nutrients. The text notes nutrient loss associated with prep time and exposure, urging careful handling of potatoes to retain vitamins.
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