Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton win Valentino award
New York gossip notes Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton receive the first Rudolf Valentino award in Lecce Italy with two gold statuettes and hand prints left in cement. The column also covers Time Inc preparing a new movie and TV magazine View, Martha Raye hosting a party after a No No Nanette performance, and other entertainment industry tidbits.
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Carol Burnett Faces a Second Genre Challenge
Hollywood star Carol Burnett seeks film growth beyond her TV persona in Pete n Tillie with Walter Matthau. She underplays to avoid sketchy expectations, plans more movies and specials, and remains devoted to television while pursuing varied projects.
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Critics Make Their Picks for 1972 Awards
The National Society of Film Critics named The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie best picture with director Luis Bunuel as best. Cicely Tyson and Al Pacino won acting honors for Sounder and The Godfather, while Jeannie Berlin tied for best supporting actress and Joel Gray and Eddie Albert shared the supporting actor award. Ingmar Bergman won best screenplay for Cries and Whispers, which also earned Sven Nykvist best cinematography.
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Theater Time For Friday Weekend Schedule Page
A theater listings page shows Friday schedules with matinees at 10 30 a m and additional showings across multiple venues Paramount Iowa World Times Plaza Stage Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 and Marion feature times and a note about B 0 8 y ba
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Slaughter Sequel Planned With Jim Brown Starring
Hollywood sources report American International will produce a sequel to the hit film Slaughter. Jim Brown will reprise the crime fighter role in the forthcoming project.
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