Dolores and Her Husband Had the Right Theory
Dolores Taylor and Tom Laughlin built a one family studio behind Billy Jack. They wrote, starred, produced, and directed, insisting on four weeks of guaranteed playing time. The film found success in the Midwest after mixed reviews on coasts, prompting Warner Brothers to seek a sequel. The couple’s Midwest appeal and contract freedom shaped the project from packing lunches to locating shoots in Milwaukee to Hollywood.
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Weekend theater listings tease many films and times
Friday through Saturday schedules show Paramount and Plaza venues screening Nana Mim and Boy Fortune and Men Eyes The Living Desert and The Vanishing Prairie plus stage titles Play Misty for Me and Billy Jack among others. Multiple matinees and late shows, with drive ins and regional entries listed by theater and time.
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Hollywood gossip items baffle Boston police and stars
A bustling page of entertainment notes covers Raquel Welch filming in Boston and stars like Burt Reynolds Paul Newman and Ava Gardner. It details director Richard Colla and the Mafia of TV deals with Lew Grade hiring Gary Smith and Dwight Hemion, plus Robert Wagner Madame Sin and other TV movie news.
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Paul
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Arezona
Lile
Roy Bean
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Sir Lew Grade
Tony Curtis
Roger Moore
Gary Smith
Dwight Hemion
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Charlie Chaplin
Robert Wagner
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Miss Davis
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Fortune and Men's Eyes film review sparks controversy
A harsh MGM release at World Play House stars Wendell Burton Michael Greer Zooey Hall and Banny Freedman. The reviewer condemns the prison set drama for explicit depictions of homosexuality brutality and misery while noting its off Broadway roots and sensational tone. The piece questions realism and calls for restraint in seventies cinema.
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Werdel Burton
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