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Show I WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL JULY 0, 1 1 980 NORTH DAVIS LEADER, JULY Reagan recollections By NANCY ANDERSON Copley News Service - HOLLYWOOD Niven Busch, whose new novel Continents Edge is in the stalls, is a screen writer and former producer with inter- esting recollections about the stars, including one who is currently running for president Reagan got where he is by intelligence backed up by force of character which is why I respect him, is the way Busch introduced an anecdote about the Swayze doing radio and television commercials. Kotto taped the voice and tried to copy it. However, his boyhood idol wasnt Swayze, but John Wayne. Im talking about the John Wayne on the screen, he says. When the Cavalry showed up, he was the guy out front. sM 1 1 0, 980 SENSOR. SENSOR is a womens cable TV production compa'-ny- . Keep Falling on My Head, I thought ... well ... theres no rain falling on anybodys head. In fact, at that point, I thought the whole movie was dumb. "I never wanted to be a cowboy or go to war, but I was always on John Waynes side." Robert Redford admits that he cant spot a hit in advance, noting: When I looked at a rough cut of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and heard the song Raindrops Barbara-O- , Angeles, she repeated herself in a Columbia Pictures studio with 500 fans from her first Forum concert on hand. Results of the taping at Columbia will be sold to cable TV as an hourlong Talk about segregation! Im so sick of banks, pro- duction companies, etc., being touted as womens. Whats wrong with everybodys? Muhammad Alis wife in Freedom is participating in e the International Conference for Women in Road, Anson Williams and Dave Mae, The Best of Sullivan, a r senes of Ed the from shows edited Sullivan programs will air half-hou- Mae, who knew Patsy when she was still wearing a homemade dress, remembers that after Cline became famous and had graduated into designer gowns she kept a thousand dollar bill tucked into her bra. Skepner have heads together discussing plans for a movie about Patsy Cline. Mae Boren Axton, Hoyt's money, Security say. , shed career. special. After Linda Ronstadt perevenformed on two sold-oings at the Forum in Los Copenhagen as assistant producer-announce- r for mom, was a good friend of Patsys and tells the following which gives insight into the personality of the singer who died at the height of her through symdcation in September with John Byner as host. Bob Precht, who produced the Sullivan show for a number of years, is executive producer of the new project. u if u"tru n'Tinnrini bbuluuuuuupb OOOQQOOOOOOOaDGQQOOOOaOOODOOODOQ 1 1 4:-ooooooQooooaooQOoaoooaooooaao B B p o h o B era Ronald Reagan was president of the Screen Actors Guild when he and Busch met under circumstances Busch describes: I was shooting an independently financed picture at Warner Bros, during a period when a strike had closed down most major studios It was a jurisdictional strike between two competing unions for control of a minor phase of filmmaking, and the creative guilds which were usually in sympathy with union demands, told their members to ignore the strike and go on working. Both unions had set up picket lines and were making things hard for people who tried to cross them, dumping cars and throwing rocks and threatening more serious forms of violence. I didnt like it, but my company was on a narrow budget will all sorts of fines and penalties if we got behind schedule. So I had to go ahead. Our cast and crew would meet early in the morning at the Hollywood Athletic Club, and wed get into some chartered buses and head out for the studio gates and the howling pickets. Well, every morning at take-of- f time, Reagan was there to meet us. Hed climb into the shotgun seat up front beside the driver in the front bus, and wed go on through the lines. I dont think he did it as a cam- paign ploy, because he wasnt campaigning (for the SAG presidency) at that time, and he didnt do it out of bravado because he thought we had the right to work, and he wanted to show that he was with us all the way. ... He wasnt willing for members of his guild to take risks he wasnt willing to take himself. When James Caan, directorof Hide in Plain is asked which he Sight, likes better, directing or acting, he says when he likes best is doing nothing. 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