AFI Keeps Old Film Classics Alive For New Generations
Hollywood notes how audiences seek classic cinema over new releases. AFI chief George Stevens Jr outlines efforts to preserve and showcase films once thought lost, while supporting a growing slate of retrospectives and a school for aspiring filmmakers.
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Stagecoach
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Theda Bara
Midseason CBS TV launches include Dirty Sally and Great Day
New York UPI reports CBS adds two half hour series Dirty Sally with Jeanette Nolan and a still titled Great Day starring Esther Rolle expanding Maude. Also announced are Cliff Robertson led two hour TV movie Father’s House and a CBS one hour Apple’s Day about a city architect returning to his Iowa hometown. NBC signs Burt Reynolds for event specials. Bonnie Ebsen debuts on Barnaby Jones. ABC airs The Lady television movie.
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Cliff Robertson
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Apple
Iowa
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Mason
Becky Sharp first full color film and stars
Dear Dick details the first full length color film Becky Sharp released in 1935 directed by Rouben Mamoulian with Miriam Hopkins in the lead. It notes color-film history from 1898 and confirms key facts about early cinema.
Books By United Press International Review List
UPI catalogists note Fear of Flying by Erica Jong Holt Rinehart Winston 6.95 with praise for its bold female odyssey and sexual autonomy themes. Other titles include Dexter White biography by David Rees Coward McCann Geoghegan 12.50 and Clouzot The Walled City Evans 8.95 plus numerous fiction and nonfiction works by prominent authors. In London the Post Office reports 26 599 people on telephone waiting lists in the latest count.
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Holt, Rinehart & Winston
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White
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London
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Post Office
Dylan Plans Tour Amid Rumors of 1974 Start
Rock journalist reports Bob Dylan intends a 1974 tour with full band, possibly starting in Chicago, marking his first public appearance since 1971 Bangladesh concerts. The piece also notes Santana and Grateful Dead events, plus updates on Jefferson Airplane, Mountain, 10cc, and other acts rumored for future shows.
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Bob Dylan
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Caracas
Venezuela
Grateful Dead
Father Garcia
Grace Slick
Apple Tong
Papa John Creach
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