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first prize in the National Student Film Festival in 1967 while attending use, John has been making quite a splash in showbiz. His writing credits to date include original screenplay for “The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean,” screenplays for “Evel Knievel” and “Jeremiah Johnson,” and now, directorial chores on AIP’s “Dillinger,” his first directing credit. He also wrote the screenplay. API will distribute Hall Bartlett’s Grand Prize Winner in the Seventh International Moscow Film Festival, “The Sandpit Generals.” The dramatic love story was filmed in Bahia, Brazil, and reveals the adventures of pillaging teenagers who have no legal families and are known as “bastards of the world.” The kids steal to stay alive. They are “The Sandpit Generals.” Other upcoming films from the AIP stable are “The Deathmaster,” starring that sexy ex-Vampire, Robert Quarry (Count Yorga); “Blood From the Mummy’s Tomb,” and “Pick Up on 101,” starring Jack Albertson, Lesley Warren and Martin Sheen. COLUMBIA NEWS Another addition to the illustrious cast of Ross Hunter’s musical version of “Lost Horizon” is Michael York, hot on the heels of his “Cabaret” fame. York will play Peter Finch’s brother. This after nagging Charles Boyer out of a four-year retirement to play the 210-year-old High Lama. What will Hunter surprise us with next? STANLEY KRAMER is lining up more top talent for his “Oklahoma Crude” for a Sept, start. He has signed double Academy Award nominee Robert Surtees, currently lensing “Lost Horizon,” as cinematographer on “Crude.” Surtees was nominated for “The Last Picture Show” and “Summer of ’42.” ROBERT WEITMAN reports “Shamus” is shooting merrily along in New York and new boxoffice chemistry is being mixed by Cosmo centerfold Burt Reynolds and sexpot Dyan Cannon. Alex Wilson has also joined the cast as Miss Cannon’s brother, an ex-All-American football player. Wilson will soon be seen in Mike Frankovich’s “Stand Up and Be Counted.” CLIFF ROBERTSON had his own day recently in Reno when the Reno Chamber of Commerce declared a “Cliff Robertson Day” in his honor. Event was marked with a parade to salute the producer-director-writer-star of “J.W. Coop.” Robertson, honored There’s a man in Van Nuys who makes wonderful things out of canvas