Hollywood Romance, Music Redux and Beverly Hills Buzz
The piece recaps Jack Nicholson and Michelle Phillips dating tensions over Dillinger and The Last Detail, plus Lois Chiles linked with Nicholson amid New York sightings. Clint Eastwood faces directing versus acting choices, and Mick Jagger's Beverly Hills visit ends with a near half million quake aid concert. The Don t Bother Me Don't Cope run extends through February with Paula Kelly acclaimed, and Chicago shows also thriving.
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Nicholson
New Jersey
Columbia
Michelle
New York
Lois Chiles
Mia Farrow
Paramount
Robert Evans
Hollywood
Huntington Hartford
Stanley Meyer
Paula Kelly
Coral Reef
Paula
Billie Holiday
Happy Medium
Chicago
Ernest Borgnine Is A Busy, Busy Man In Hollywood Style
Hollywood AP profile of Ernest Borgnine explaining his high output and business sense. He averages three films a year, commands fees up to 175000, and values lead or supporting roles equally. He recounts past financial ups and downs after McHale's Navy and stresses upfront pay over profit sharing.
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Hollywood
Borgnine
20Th Century-Fox
Fatso Judson
Fox
Gordon Stulberg
Hecht-Hill-Lancaster
Ernie
McHale
Willard
Bits and Bids in Film and Country Music Awards
Dennis Weaver will present on February 26 at the Academy of Country Music Awards. Tony Martin leads as top contender to star in a bio film of the late Harry Richman.
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Dennis Weaver
Tony Martin
Harry Richman
Honor Thy Father TV Mafia Saga Targets Salvatore Bonanno
Hollywood report notes CBS will present a two hour TV movie March 2 based on Gay Talese’s book about Salvatore Bonanno and his father Mafia boss Joseph Bonanno. Cast includes Joseph Bologna Raf Vallone Brenda Vaccaro and Richard Castellano. Talese explains TV rights beat theatrical release and discusses Mafia reaction and production details.
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Hollywood
CBS
Gay Talese
Salvatore
Bill” Bonanno
Joseph
Joe Bananas
Bonanno
Joseph Bologna
Raf Vallone
Brenda Vaccaro
Bill
Richard Castellano
Newsman Talese
New York Times
Samuel Goldwyn, Jr
Special Turns to Health in America ’73 Series
The hour long program on the Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network Wednesday at 7 p m spotlights four figures shaping health care reform. Kenneth Piper former Motorola vice president in Phoenix advises hospitals on reducing costs using business tactics. Jerome Waldie’s hearings on doctors role in reform are summarized. Herbert Denenberg fights for consumer control of Blue Shield amid physician and lawyer opposition. Chicanos in San Antonio push for health maintenance organizations despite Texas Medical Association opposition.
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Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network
Kenneth Piper
Motorola
Phoenix
Jerome Waldie
Calif
Pennsylvania
Herbert Denenberg
Blue Shield Board
San Antonio
Texas Medical Association
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Inglewood Forum
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