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...slipped and fell on the Madrid set of The Three Musketeers, grimacing from the pain, was it because she was smarting from Producer Ilya Salkind's remark, "Raquel is very big in all the small countries"? Or was she simply making sure of getting attention in an all-star cast that includes Charlton Heston, Oliver Reed, Faye Dunaway, Geraldine Chaplin and Michael York? Filming was halted briefly to determine that Raquel, who plays the heroine, had only sprained her arm. No strategic areas were damaged...
Perhaps the high point of the meal, and of the all-star activities to date, was that there were fresh strawberries in the canned fruit cocktail. But in keeping with the spirit of the week, only a third of a strawberry was in each dish of cocktail...
Edmund Wilson, who wrote those lines almost two decades before his death last year at 77, obeyed the bell to the end. The ten essays and reviews collected in The Devils and Canon Barham are the last turns in what he once called the All-Star Literary Vaudeville...
...England, Northeastern's Tom Rezzuti and Mike Archambault, told Crimson catcher Rich Bridich that O'Malley was the toughest pitcher they had faced all year. O'Malley chalked up a perfect 3-0 record in the GBL play and combined with a 0.54 league ERA to make the GBL all-star team...
Kittredge, who was an All-Ivy performer in 1971 before taking last year off, was a unanimous selection to the all-star squad. Only one other Ivy player, Brown attackman Steve Russo, was a unanimous choice...