Hollywood Studio Magazine (September 1972)

MP PRESIDENT, Elayne Blythe and Robert Preston at a special showing of “Junior Bonner” on ABC Cinerama film previewed at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, Hollywood. FREDA JONES DRESSMAKING Men’s & Women’s ALTERATIONS Specialize in KNITTED and JEWELED GOWNS 761-3541 10941 Camarillo St. North Hollywood NOTED GUITARISTS OPEN STUDIO CITY STUDIOS t Internationally noted concert guitarists George M. Warren and Karl Garrett have opened their new Warren/Garrett Guitar Studios at 4063 Redford Avenue, Suite 109, Studio City, culminating successful careers of concertizing and teaching through the United States. George Warren has 15 years background as a teacher with Sophocles Papas, Charlie Byrd and recently as director of Laurindo Almeida Guitar World. He is a founding officer of the Lute Society of America, the American Guitar Foundation and the San Francisco Guitar Society. He attended the Julian Bream Master Classes in 1964 as a performer and the Segovia Master Classes in the"säme year as an auditor. Karl Garrett began his Professional career at the age of 15, a recording artist at the age of 18, and completed the four-year course at the Berklee School of Music, Boston, Mass. on a scholarship. Mr. Garrett has been featured soloist with many name jazz and pop groups and headed his own touring jazz group. Warren/Garrett Studios will specialize in classical and populär guitar instruction, Contemporary theory and harmony, Solfege classes, Berklee School of Music guitar series, Toronto Royal Conservatory of Music syllabus for classical guitar, ensemble classes for classical and populär music and history and literature of the guitar. *** I.E. Tteit WALLCOVERINGS 10146 RIVERSIDE DRIVE NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. 91602 980-6808 FREE CLASSIFIED WITH EACH SUBSCRIPTION Send me all 12 interesting and different issues of Hollywood Studio Magazines for $4:jSöT 24 issues for $7.50 Payment is enclosed. STUDIO P.O. BOX M SHERMAN OAKS CALI FORNIA 91413 James McArthur Pursues Stardom f Island-hopping seems the path of stardom for James MacArthur, son of actress Helen Hayes and the late Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Charles MacArthur. MacArthur received the big boost that he needed in his acting career while starring in the Walt Disney movie “Swiss Family Robinson.” From swamps, 250 pound, 20 foot long Anacondas, and the fury of Hurricane “Edith” on Tobago in the West Indies, which he encountered while making the film, to the relative quiet MacArthur has experienced while filming Hawaii Five-0 on the various islands of Hawaii he has made a steady upward trek which hasn’t been easy by anyone’s Standards. The filming conditions were difficult during “Swiss Family Robinson,” in which MacArthur portrayed the eldest son Fritz, and the location shooting for CBS’s show is a six-days a week job. Together, in addition to his numerous acting parts, they have given him more first-hand experience in acting under difficult conditions than most performers receive in a lifetime. All of which means, he’s sure to be a great success. *** SCREEN GEMS IN FULL PRODUCTION SWING fScreen Gems swing into full television production with four new primetime film shows at work and one returning for airing this fall on all three networks. Now in production at Screen Gems is “Ghost Story,” an hour-long dramatic anthology series for NBC-TV; “Bridget Loves Bernie,” a comedy series for CBS-TV; “The Paul Lynde Show” and “Temperatures Rising,” two new ABC-TV comedies; and the highly-rated “The Partridge Family” series - also on ABC. “Bridget Loves Bernie” and “The Partridge Family” are being filmed at The Burbank Studios Ranch (nee Columbia Ranch) while the other three shows originate from the main lot of The Burbank Studios. All five Companies will do some location shooting. Screen Gems also has the weekday drama, “Days Of Our Lives,” on NBC-TV, which is taped at the network’s Burbank Studio 22