Word: hollywoods
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Saturday. February 27 THE HOLLYWOOD PALACE (ABC, 9:30-10:30 p.m.). Roy Rogers and Dale Evans play hosts to several singing groups and Ethel Merman, a one-woman group...
Some amid see their briefs as frank lobbying-demonstration that powerful groups back an appellant's cause. Indeed, such pressure flooded the Supreme Court in 1948 when 40 organizations filed for the Hollywood "unfriendly ten," screenwriters who had been convicted of contempt of Congress. The court refused to review the case (Lawson v. U.S.). Trade associations have also failed to snow the court with briefs trumpeting the size and power of their members...
Pumping Out Orson. All this action could be just another reason why Douglas Dillon wants out at the Treasury. The hegira from Hollywood and the hegemony of Spain seem inescapable. Spain's low living costs are equaled nowhere in Europe except Greece and Yugoslavia, and its range of scenery and climate are matched nowhere at all. Orson Welles, making do with a fish-and-flour warehouse as studio, paid rent of a mere $120 a month. And he didn't have to fabricate a medieval cobbled-street market, a walled village, or a 12th century Romanesque castle...
...even Hollywood's greatest epics of gore can hold a candle to those monumental battle paintings of yore. Every schoolboy knows General Wolfe breathing his last on the Plains of Abraham, the redcoats storming up Bunker Hill, or Washington crossing the Delaware...
...give scope to Story, Director Stevens filmed it in Hollywood and in Glen Canyon, Utah. And he summoned unto him so many actors great and small that Galilee often seems but a stone's throw from Desilu. The long, long road to Calvary is lined with the usual yea-verily types (Claude Rains as Herod the Great, Charlton Heston as John the Baptist) plus, it would seem, any other celebrity ready to trade top billing for a chance to play holy charades. Jesus cures a cripple (Sal Mineo), a blind man (Ed Wynn) and a leper (Shelley Winters...