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Journalists do not always work from the sidelines, as Contributing Editor Judy Fayard and San Francisco Correspondent John Austin demonstrated in handling their assignments for this week's magazine. Show Business Writer Fayard, working on her story on public-access cable television, found it "slightly unbelievable" that anyone who wants to can air his own TV show, so she signed up for one of the cable companies' minicourses in video-tape making. When Fayard's editors learned of her interest, they asked her to immerse herself in the subject by making, for broadcast, a program...
...York, where this week's cover story was written by Judy Fayard with the help of Reporter-Researcher Patricia Gordon and edited by Martha Duffy, Correspondent Mary Cronin spent several hours with Gatsby Scriptwriter Francis Ford Coppola. In the meantime, Los Angeles Correspondent Leo Janos talked to some of the Gatsby constellation: Robert Redford, Bruce Dern and Karen Black. Exploring their hopes and fears about the movie, he learned that none of them had yet seen the final version of their film...
...Judy Fayard...
...prepare for her article on "Disney After Walt," Show Business Writer Judy Fayard sat through three full-length Disney cartoons, all of which she had seen before. The spell lingered, too, for she wore a Mouseketeer hat as she wrote the story...
...argosy of gaullismes was enriched this week with publication of The Words of the General (Fayard, Paris), a treasury of De Gaulle's most revealing epigrams and acerb asides that has been pseudonymously compiled by the aide to a long time Gaullist official. While some of his ban mots may have grown bonnier in telling, and others may be wholly apocryphal, who can say for sure? Who, that is, but The General...