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1 T EON P. Hollywood BLENDER, American International's executive vice-president in charge of sales and distribution, and Robert Steuer, assistant general sales manager, returned from AIP national sales and promotion meetings in Tucson, Ariz. * Sheldon Mittleman has been promoted from assistant house counsel to house counsel for Universal Studios, succeeding Joe Di Muro, who has reached retirement age. Di Muro will continue as a consultant. * World Wide Film Corp. premiered "Youthquake!" at the Preston. Aquarius and Casa Linda theatres in Dallas Friday (8), preceded by a promotional concert and picnic Saturday (2). • Pinnacle Productions has been formed to produce feature films and has lined up as its first project a $3.5 million World War II epic, "Com-Tac 303." Officers of the Beverly Hills-based company are Ray George, chairman of the board; William Gordon and James Doherty, vice-presidents; Joseph L. Cranston, vice-president and secretary-treasurer, and William A. Trowbridge, president. • Producer-director Hikmet Avedis has changed the title of his feature "The Young Migrants" to "Texas Detour." The film stars Patrick Wayne and Cameron Mitchell. * Universal Pictures will take aim at target audiences for its "Smokey and the Bandit," a story about a wild cross-country trucker chase filmed in Georgia. The film, starring Burt Reynolds and Sally Field, opens, nationally in May and June. Advertising is timed to appear in eight truck, motor and specialty magazines to coincide with the debut. Ads will appear in June in Road & Track, Popular Hot Rodding, Rider, Truckin", ed in Trailer Life and Argosy. An ad appear- March in Street Scene and next month Happenings PSA/ Hughes Air West In-Flight Magazine will carry an advertisement. • MCA's special college scholarship award for 1977, to benefit employees' children, has gone to Steven Mittleman, 17, son of Sheldon Mittleman, associate counsel for MCA and a vice-president for Universal Pictures and Universal Television. Steven will be graduated from Taft High School in Woodland Hills in June and will attend UCLA where he plans to study medicine. • Director Robert Moore has scheduled two weeks of rehearsals starting May 2 for Neil Simon's "The Cheap Detective," Rastar production for Columbia Pictures a starring Peter Falk. • Rastar's "The Goodbye Girl" began a month-long shooting schedule in New York Tuesday (5) after completing six weeks of filming at MGM Studios. The first New York sequence was a comedy scene with Marsha Mason and the Subaru display at the Auto Expo Show. Other locations will be Shubert Alley, Showcase Studios, Open Space Theatre, Metropole Cafe and the Roosevelt Island tram. The Warner Bros, presentation is from Neil Simon's original screenplay. Dracula Society Selects Annual Award Winners HOLLYWOOD—Ida Lupino and Christopher Lee are cinema winners of the 15th annual Radcliffe awards presented by the Count Dracula Society of Los Angeles. Dr. Donald A. Reed, president of the society, said that the awards will be presented at a gala dinner at the University Hilton, University of Southern California, Saturday evening (30), with 500 members and friends expected to attend. The society, a non-profit association devoted to the serious study of horror films and Gothic literature,' also will present AU<strong>TO</strong>MATION XENON FIL ^^PORT SYl 5 REPA - awards to Jay Robinson and Grimsley, a local TV star, for television achievements; to Bob Cremer, for "Lugosi: the Man Behind the Cape," Dr. D. P. Varma, for editing "The Castle of Otranto," and Dr. Stephen Kaplan, literature. Presenters will include Ray Bradbury, Rouben Mamoulian, Gayna Shireen, Forrest Ackerman, Walt Daugherty, Frank R. Saletri, William Marshall, George Pal, Rich Correll, Kris Vosburgh and Edward Ansara. Variety 25 Holds First Annual Tennis Tourney LOS ANGELES—The first annual Variety Club of Southern California Tent 25 tennis tournament, held at the Ambassador Tennis and Health Club was highlighted by a celebrity match between the Los Angeles Rams' Bob Klein and John Cappelletti vs. ABC newsman Jerry Dunphy and critic) Regis Philbin. Klein and Cappelletti won; the match 6-2, 6-3. The match was con trolled by noted umpire Sarg Burns, presi dent of the Southern California Tennis Um pires Ass'n. Other winners were Bob McKay and Suzanne Sproul in Class A, Tim Mclntyn; and Alison Winston in Class B and Man Michaelson and Eileen Cohen in Class C Announcements of the winners were mad by Murray Propper, president of the asso ciation which is dedicated to helping handi capped and underprivileged children. The first annual tournament attracte over 80 players and was followed by buffet-dinner at the Ambassador Hote Awards and door prizes were distributed. I Chairman of the event was David Weij man, vice-president. Variety Club Tent 21 Members of the Variety Boys Club, undij the direction of Louis Diaz, served as b& boys. New LA Tiffany to Show 'Kiss Me Kate' in 3-D LOS ANGELES—"Kiss Me Kate," I 1953 MGM musical, will be shown in 1 original 3-D version during a limited ei gagement here at the new Tiffany Theat:, Operated by Tom Cooper, the Tiffany is tt only theatre in the U.S. equipped with le two-projector system required to show ie original process 3-D films, according o United Artists Classics, the company ! leasing "Kiss Me Kate." The film, based on a Cole Porter hit til had a long Broadway run, stars Kath'D Grayson, Howard Keel, Ann Miller, Boby Van, Bob Fosse and Carol Haney. rT ARh CONSULTING DES ATTER SYSTEMS & FILM r SOUND-LEN£ (213)247-6550 1100 FLQWERST., BOX 5085, GLENDALE, CALIF. 91201 Cin-Art Has Split Policy BROOKLYN, N.Y.—The Cin-Art •:)»- tures an innovative programing patm with a new policy of "Something or Everybody." The house, located at 02 Court St., has 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. screenigs of "your favorite ladies of the peno screen," with 6 p.m. to midnight showlgs of "big hits featuring incredible dudes fkni all male cast films." Senior citizens areji mitted at half price. W-2 BOXOFFICE :: April 11,
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