Hollywood Studio Magazine (April 1971)

TOM RUSH teams up with the multi-talented Trevor Veitch on his latest L.P. "Wrong End Of The Rainbow." Beautiful lyrics and relaxing melodies are trade marks of Rush's music and this album is no exception. He also chose two James Taylor songs which fit perfectly with several compositions of lesser known folk writers. If you want some mind soothing country music, "Wrong End Of The Rainbow" can provide it. Ginsberg, Joseph Siegman, Inc., publicity chairman; Bobbi Witt, Capitol Records, bulletin chairman and Connie Calvitti, Western Diversified Equities, social chairman. The club is comprised of women in the entertainment industry and provides reconstructive surgery for needy children. So, if any of you gals out there are interested in joining, GFOSB has a listed phone number. tBig day in Little Rock on the 21st when the World Premier of AI P's "The Hard Ride" takes place at the Center Theatre. Many local dignitaries will be attending as well as stars Robert Fuller, Sherry Bain and Tony Russel. tNew STEER STAR — Sancho, a Texas Longhorn steer wearing so many brands that he looks pre-barbecued heads the animal cast of Walt Disney's "Scandalous John," starring human actor, Brian Keith. Actually Sancho has nothing to beef about as the brands are simply painted on his side after they have been formed with an electric clipper. tThe recent earthquake had nothing to do with AlP's recent acquisition of John Severson's "Pacific Vibrations." Film is a true-to-life surfing adverture shot in California and Hawaii. tVARIETY CLUBS International has organized a permanent Hollywood committee to coordinate star appearances for telethons conducted by Variety tents throughout the US and Canada. Sherrill C. Corwin, Mike Frankovich and James H. Nicholson, prominent motion picture officials and V-P's of Variety Clubs, have already staged the first meeting for talent recruiting. The telethons supply funds to support the club's youth activities. tWalt Disney Productions is looking for two boys, one black, one white, to play leading roles as 12-year-olds in "Moreover," a boy-dog story set in the southern United States. Mothers, if you have such a protege among your progeny, don't call us — call Disney Studios. tThe nation's tv editors and columnists have chosen Screen Gems' former ABC-TV Revolutionary War series, "The Young Rebels," as one of the most unique new programs of 1970, and Renee Jarrett, star of the studio's former "Nancy" series for NBC-TV, was voted Most Promising New Female Star. The selections were made in the 22nd annual poll conducted by TV Today and Motion Picture Daily for "Fame" Magazine. tAs mentioned here previously, Ed Glass, new head of Columbia Pictures' Mail Room and also newly married, lost wife and job temporarily when he heeded the call of Uncle Sam on February 18th. Steve La Fever has replaced Ed for the duration. tMOVING AROUND - Henry "Hy" Chapman has been engaged as assistant to Ralph Forman, AlP's central division sales manager. Chapman was formerly an AlP branch manager in Minneapolis . . . Murray E. Gerson has moved from AlP to Fanfare as assistant general sales manager. Gerson isn't really leaving the AlP fold however as AlP releases Fanfare's product. tAlP v-p in charge of business affairs, William Immerman, addressed the Stanford Law School Film Society recently on the subject; "How a Successful Motion Picture Company Operates." 18 ft. Self Contained - Shower & Toilet Built on Chevrolet Chassis - with 350 Cubic foot engine CROSSROADS 5340 LANKERSHIM BLVD. North Hollywood Telephone 985-1500 mounang The new ONTINENTAL Motor Home Model Weekly Fashion Shows at Castaways in Burbank WE INVITE CHARGE ACCOUNTS BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE Schmidt 3710 W.MAGNOLIA MAGNOLIA PARK CLARALURA originals New for Spring ! Red, white and blue combination with matching ascot... Polyester machine washable . 32