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DALLAS<br />
J^n invitational screening of "Eyes of<br />
Laura MaiN' at the Inwood Theatre<br />
recenti) turned out to be a little different<br />
than the usual promotional screening, reported<br />
Columbia's Karen McWhorter. Since<br />
the theme of the film is fashion, a fashion<br />
show, featuring creations by Cynthia Moon,<br />
was staged before the screening. Background<br />
music for the four models who delighted<br />
the crowd was the soundtrack album.<br />
It was nice to hear about .American International<br />
Picture's participation in the<br />
Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon for Muscular<br />
Dystrophy. AlP's "Matilda" was<br />
shown at several local matinees with proceeds,<br />
some $2..'>00. going lo the fight<br />
against<br />
MD.<br />
Gene Haufler now is a salesman at Avco<br />
Embassy . Williamson is a new<br />
employee in the TV department at 20th<br />
Century-Fox . . . Colleen Woodard of Paramount<br />
is vacationing in Florida.<br />
Bill William-, .Southern division manager<br />
for 20th-Fox. just returned from a threeweek<br />
tour of Europe with his wife Bessie.<br />
Having visited London, Russia, Sweden and<br />
England, they report having a wonderful,<br />
if expensive, trip.<br />
Vera Fletcher of Variety Films just returned<br />
from Galveston where he went to<br />
register his daughter Tina at the University<br />
of Texas Medical School . . . Edra Longhorne's<br />
daughter Charline is back from Idaho<br />
Falls and is going to work in the 6060<br />
Building as a hair stylist. This will be a<br />
lucky break for the girls in that building.<br />
Eric and Maud deNevc left Saturday (9)<br />
for Holland where they will visit family and<br />
friends, after having enjoyed the WOMPI<br />
Ranch Party Friday evening. At the party<br />
they were able to visit with many club<br />
members from the .Southwest and .Southeast<br />
territories whom they have known for a<br />
long<br />
time.<br />
Columbia has slated "Somebody Killed<br />
Her Husband." the film which marks Farrah<br />
Fawcett-Majors" feature debut, for a<br />
Friday (29) opening at five theatres in the<br />
Dallas-Ft. Worth area.<br />
SAN ANTONIO<br />
'Go Modern...For All Your Theatre Needs'<br />
^exican film eoniit Mario Moreno, better<br />
known throughout the world as Cantinflas.<br />
will be in San Antonio Saturday<br />
(16) 10 participate as marshal of the annual<br />
D'ez y Seis parade. Cantinflas visited here<br />
last May for a short benefit appearance at<br />
the Alameda Theatre. The veteran actor<br />
has accepted an invitation from Mexican<br />
Consul General Raul Gonzalez Galarza lo<br />
participate in the local Mexican independence<br />
celebration . <strong>Boxoffice</strong> correspondent<br />
offers deepest sympathy and<br />
condolences to Mike Phelps, manager of<br />
the Woodlawn Twin Theatres, upon the loss<br />
of his stepmother, who was S.*! years of age.<br />
Several Canadian films will be showing<br />
around the area in anticipation of the fourth<br />
biennial Film Festival and Symposium<br />
scheduled for Friday (I5)-Sunday (17) at<br />
the University of Texas Health Science<br />
Center. Theme of the festival is Canadian<br />
culture and the healing arts. Three films<br />
will be shown in the Trinity University<br />
Chapman Graduate Center. They are "The<br />
Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz" with<br />
Richard Dreyfuss. short films from the National<br />
Film Board of Canada and "Games<br />
of the XXXII Olympiad." Admission will<br />
bj SI each evening . . . "Wh'te Dawn." starring<br />
Timothy Bottoms and Warren Gates.<br />
will be sponsored by Armadillo Flicks at<br />
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