Hal Holbrook’s wife Returns to Acting Career After Break
Carol Rossen, wife of Hal Holbrook, details her return to show business after seven years away to focus on motherhood. She recalls industry rejection, upcoming roles in a Los Angeles stage production, NBC TV film, and Brian DePalma’s Fury, spurred by her husband’s support. Evie, now seven, adjusted to her mother’s renewed work. Hollywood pursues Tom Horn tale with Redford and McQueen linked to film and MTM Productions securing TV rights.
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TV Guide Highlights Classic 1970s Lineup and Big Rebroadcasts
A dense schedule review notes Happy Days semifinal basketball moment and The Family Holvak rebroadcast as CBS revisits 1975 rural drama. National Geographic special Search for the Great Apes and Queen Elizabeth II gala at Covent Garden anchor a night rich in sports and culture.
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Jaws II moves from cerebral work to shark sequel
John Hancock and Dorothy Tristan discuss their new project Jaws II, a sequel with a bigger mechanical shark called Milton. Shooting begins June 6 on Martha's Vineyard with Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, and Murray Hamilton returning. The couple shrug off highbrow talk, noting the premise is simply chomp, chomp.
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Dodge City man carves figures with chain saws
Walt Housman a 54 year old Dodge City records keeper by day and repairman by night uses two chain saws to carve wood figures from logs on Sundays. His creations include pig and horse heads and a six foot cigar store Indian in progress. An Oklahoma dealer briefly displayed one carving in his office.
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Huntsville Museum offers Five Senses Program for youngsters
The Huntsville Museum of Art invites enrollment in its Five Senses Program for four and five year olds this summer starting July 11. Sessions run the last three weeks of July with two weekly meetings, 10 11 30 a.m. or 1 2 30 p.m., at 15 membership or 20 non member fee.
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