Hollywood Studio Magazine (May 1970)

GEORGE Complete line of Sport Buggy Parts & Accessories WORLD'S FINEST BUILDER OF KUSTOM CARS PRESENTS THE BARRIS T’SPORT BUGGY Think YOUNGER and win SEE IT HERE AT THE NEW • SPORT CENTER Q/UUfy 8853 WOODMAN AVE. K PACOIMA, CALIF. 91331 Phone (213) 894= 4041 11 SUPPLIERS TO ALL DUNE BUGGY ENTHUSIASTS in 1970! ’ spent ten years presiding FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL on the bench. "Most Qualified ... F.B.I. Agent... Judge... District Attorney... Chairman, Nixon's Anti-Crime Task Force." MRS.CLARK GABLE donates Tree House on Encino Ranch for Eve lie Younger because of house shortage in Sacrament* to. Paid Political adv. Skaff Realty, Encino Vol. 5. No. 1 THE COVER may 1970 The open road was never more fun than the years of Hollywood glory when cars of all descriptions were used to make comedies, dramas, gangster films and a host of other subjects. This scene from "These Daring Young Men In Their Jaunty Jalopies” is found in a new book on the subject, "Fit For The Chase” by Encino author, Raymond Lee. See page 1 A for the review. _______ THE GARDEN COURT APARTMENTS . ..1 Once the acme of a chic residence, the Garden Court Apartments have fallen on poor times, but things are looking up. It's owner, Erwin Kartz, is planning to restore the old apartment-place to its former glory and importance in Hollywood. HE CHASES MOVIE HISTORY Frank Taylor.' A Long before it was fashionable, Raymond Lee set out to collect the stories of famous silent movie actors. Now a successful author-historian, Lee lives in Encino where he is working on a new book about Cecil B. DeMille. His previous efforts, "Fit For The Chase," "Pearl White, The Peerless, Fearless Girl," and "Not So Dumb" promise to be best sellers among the history buffs of Hollywood. A LOW, LOW, BUDGET MOVIE John Ringo Graham .6A Two young film makers who don't know the meaning of the word discouragement completed a feature length children's film, 'The Ballad of the Bleeding Heart" on one of the lowest budgets in Hollywood history. Already critics have started to hail Wanda and Pete Appleton for their clever and exciting children's film adapted from an old fairy tale. A SURPRISING INTERVIEW By Napoleon Boz ..7A Before she was cast in~"Anne of the Thousand Days," Genevieve Bujold was almost unknown. After her performance was hailed by critics on two continents the brown-eyed beauty for herself is the toast of Hollywood. See this issue for her opinion of her career and life in general. UNIVERSAL STUDIOS - JOTS FROM OUR LOT - Francesca Dorsey 9 Still one of the busiest studios, the giant Universal lot is the beat of Lady reporter and columnist Francesca Dorsey. NEWS FROM GOWER GULCH - Bea Colgan . 11 An exciting insider report on Columbia Studios and the people who make the studio a top contender for Oscar's this year. Bea knows her lot and is probably the best read columnist in Tinsle Town. DEADLINE: The 8th of each month for all news copy columns and photos for the following months edition. PUBLISHER ART DIRECTOR Dorothy H. Denny Doti Fibre!to EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER Frank Taylor Frances Kennon PHOTO LITHOGRAPHY BY VALLEY GRAPHICS CONTRIBUTORS: Bea Colgan, Rose Robinson, Francesca Dorsey, Napoleon Boz, Fran Erwin, Florence Mack, Arlette Goodsell, Betty Hooten, Mike Broggie, John Michaeli, John Ringo Graham. STUDIO MAGAZINE for and about People in the Industry is published monthly at 14006 Ventura Blvd., Suite 202, Sherman Oaks California 91413. Mailing address: P.O. Box M, Sherman Oaks! California 91413. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 40c per copy. 1 year $3.50, 2 years $5.50. Deadline 10th of each month. Copyright 1966. All rights reserved. STate 9-9858 CONTROLLED CIRCULATION POSTAGE PAID, Sherman Oaks, CALIF. 91403. Page 3