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I GLENDALE, ! Hollywood I JJOI cs I S WOMI'I Club will hold ik annual joint meeting N WOOD I W.I I for incoming and outgoing officers ["uesdaj I4i .ii the Williamsburg Inn. i * Hun Reynolds checked in .a Cioldwyn Studios Ma) 27. where his company will headquarter to begin casting and preproduclion foi "The End," a Laurence Gordon/ Hun Reynolds production for United Artists release. Principal photograph) is set to begin Jul) 1 1. Reynolds will star in and direct the feature. Paramount Pictures' "Fraternity Row" was honored with the "Award of Excellence" b) the Film Advisor) Board, with producer Charles Gar) Allison accepting the award diiriim ihe I \H meeting. * Principal photograph) began May 30 in New ^ ork Cit) on Warner Bros.' "Blood Brothers," with Robert Mulligan directing the drama about a blue collar clan living in the Bronx. * Daredevil Evel Knievel completed a nationwide tour for his new picture "Viva Knievel!", starting May 18 and ending in New Orleans Saturda) (4) with three days of press and other activities and a world premiere of the film. The tour also took him to Philadelphia. Atlanta. Miami, Houston. I as Vegas and Indianapolis. The Sherrill C. Corwin production also stars Gene Kelly, Lauren Hutton and Red Buttons. • More than 90 examples of the still photographs o( cinematographer Karl Struss, 91, will be exhibited by the Phillips Collection in Washington, D. C, July 9-31. Struss will attend the opening of the exhibit, which Wtt ffc #HSound and m^P# Projection Service Nationwide — on all brands. RCA Service Company. A Division of RCA 1501 Beach Street Montebello Cahl 90640 Phone (213) 728-7473 Happenings will trace his development from his yens in New York City to his early years in Hollywood, where he became a founding member of the Academ) of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and was the co-recipient ol the first Academ) Award for cinematography, * United Artists' "Dog Soldiers" company, headed by Nick Nolte, Tuesday Weld and Michael Moriarty, left May 26 for locations in Mexico where director Karel Rcisz will be shooting until early July. Four weeks of filming are scheduled in Durango and two in Mexico City. • Chill Wills and William Hertz, operations chief for Mann Theatres, went to North Platte, Neb., May 27 to participate in the opening of Mann's Mall Triplex theatres, which boosts Mann's new screen count for the year to 15. • Desi Arnaz jr., Robert Carradine, Anne Lockhart and Melanie Griffith, stars of American International's "Joyride," participated in the Malibu Grand Prix on Memorial Day at Northridge, Calif., taking part in races and signing autographs as well as posing for pictures. • Boxoffice International Films has set its feature, "The Rattlers," to open in July in 42 theatres in Minneapolis, with the Goodman Organization coordinating radio and TV advertising buys for the territory. • Barbara Carrera, one of the stars of American International's Cinema 77 film, "The Island of Dr. Moreau," will be seen on the Mike Douglas interview show over KNXT in Los Angeles Monday (6). A clip from the soon-to-be-released film also will be shown. The program will be aired in 35 other cities in the U. S. and Canada the same date or during the following month. • "The Mouse and His Child," a full-length animation feature, will open the seventh annual Los Angeles International Children's Film Festival Wednesday (22) at the Plitt This time do things right THEATRE EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS • DESIGN CONSULTANTS . MAJOR EQUIPMENT LINES, SALES, SERVICE, AND INSTALLATION . IN-HOUSE DRAPERY & DESIGN DEPARTMENTS . DRIVE-INS . SPECIAL PROJECTS THE FILBERT COMPANY WILL INITIATE & COMPLETE THE ENTIRE JOB. Century Theatre. The film features the voices of Peter Ustinov, Cloris Leachman, Sally Kellerman and the late Andy Devinc. The festival will screen more than 200 features and shorts during its seven-day run. • The Movie Machine reports that its feature, "Slumber Party '57," has grossed $85,- 000 at 21 theatres in Chicago. * Robert Carradine and Anne Lockhart wound up a four-day press, radio and TV tour Wednesday (25) to ballyhoo American International's "Joyride" in which they star with Desi Arnaz jr. They visited New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Pensacola, Mobile, Shreveport and Texarkana. • Marilyn Ritner has been named story editor for Permut Presentations, which is now in preproduction on "Lucifer," a psychic horror story to be shot on Los Angeles locations. • Actress Shannon Wilcox will be one of the presenters of the Peristyle Award to the winning team in the first annual Cardinal and Blue softball game to be played June 12 at Dedeaux Field at the University of Southern California as a benefit for the Children's Wing of the Orthopedic Hospital in Los Angeles. • Mike and Marion Westmorc became the parents of a baby daughter. McKenzie Kate Westmore, born April 26 at Valley Presbyterian Hospital. Westmore currently is >n Dubuque, la., as head makeup man on the United Artists release "F.I.S.T." • Columbia Records will release the soundtrack album of Radnitz/ Mattel's "A Hero Ain't Nothin' but a Sandwich," starring Cicely Tyson and Paul Winfield. • Producer Herb Jaffe has been named editorial consultant for New American Library and will represent the Times-Mirrorowned publishing complex in California, supervising acquisition of new books for the various publishing arms of New American Library. • Nicolas Gessner, director of American International's "The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane," was the guest interviewee on David Schwartz's "Cinema Showcase" Sunday (5) on KCSN-FM, Northridge. Scott Jacoby, one of the stars of Ameri can International's "The Little Girl Whc Lives Down the Lane," was interviewee May 27 on the "Nine in the Morning" pro gram on KHJ-TV. 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