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Show fry 'In' It's No Bull; p Says Paul On the Run .' ' J, t z1 , .''w ,w; TY?ir , .w,"T,v"-rrycrf- , ij i . r, a , 1 - t- s ' ' vi .: i . r , i s ' gone by. This was not a group of f , southern Utahns getting together to bat the breeze, but a motion picture company shooting scenes for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, a movie about Utahs - 4 ' V;VlK ve- lIVC . , -- 1 V ft ? The Utah Sharing the conducting podium with Maestro Maurice Abravanel will be associate conductor Ardean Watts. The Utah Symphony recently toured Idaho and Montana for 10 days, playing to an average 3,000 persons daily. By the end of the southern tour Symphony resumes its busy touring schedule Monday by trekking to southern Utah and Las School and evening concerts are scheduled for Cedar City, Las Vegas and St. George, with a matinee slated for Panguitch. b l Symphony to Start on S. Utali Trip Vegas, Nev. r?'x t By Roy Hudson near here, and before they had finished two days had ts y i .v ':.vK i '4 7i " F c. Tribune Sunday Editor ST. GEORGE They were rhooting the bull the other day In the ghost town of Grafton, Ejitrtwryn nmnfry .. - f ' ..I., - S- utc Wmf' Sunfey, The Cll have symphony In six played 31,'concertB season. the currnt weeks ot Audience response makes the whole effort worthwhile, commented Maestro Abrava-no- f. Personal and orchestra satisfaction it as great as playing Camrgie HalL ' JS W17 !9(8 The Bawdy Bard the C. n Ocfo!pr HOLLYWOOD (UPI) seph L. Mankiewicz direct the Warner Arts production Bros.-Seve- - Jo- will n The musical a Bard, Bawdy based on the life of William of Shakespeare. i c SEUO THEATRE 7' B7?m - SEE IT IN THE t4 PRIVACY OF YOUR CAR! ..the complete birth of a baby famous outlaws. i Real Bull . v i- -, COLOR S V .the storjfof i young girl cujsive! Involved in the scene besides the bull, that is were Paul' Newman, plays Butch Cassidy and Katherine Rossi who portrays the girl friend of Sundance, who is played by Robert Redford. The bull was real, no doubt about it. Some 1,800 pounds of muscled beef on the hoof, charging towards you as the camera starts to roll, cannot be. anything but real. And a real danger because bulls, if they are actors at all, are piethod actors they act like bulls and when they charge, they charge. Anyway, here was the situation. Paul, as Butch, was downing around on a bicycle, and while riding it backwards, showing off for Katherine, ensconced in a hayloft Window, rides it into a fence, breaking the fence and releasing the bull enclosed by it ' . Must Recover I hi engagement laughing and loving In the new romantic comedy. Paul Newman had to make an unsched- uled dash for the safety of a fence I when a bull makes a surprise charge at him on location In Southern Utah. IFer Ljm&w mm. this Just ahead of the charging bull. POSITIVELY Bad Actor Again, the bull was the bad actor, his charge either stopping short or swerving off camera, hut Paul and Katherine patiently did their thing over and over again until finally Director Hill said Weve got it. Then Newman strolled back to his trailer, begged a quarter of a pear one of the grips had plucked from a nearby and commented orchard, about the bull scene with that n Newman smile. That was a good bull. He was real sweet. He entered the trailer to, as he put it, sack out for a bit, and the company started to move cameras and equipment for the next scene. The movie company has left the St. George area now, going down into Mexico to shoot the final scenes of the life of Butch and the Sundance Kid who were killed in Bolivia but the day they shot the bull was the most excitement Grafton had seen for many a year. the family DOWNTOWN peeking. It took all day to shoot that scene, and the next day came the part when Katharine S0CK-IT-T0-M- PfJ A,WA,da 'lFH0tBS,lTHIM6O.r Technicolor' laiwsMwts , Cm Jo. Sdmft Ate Km Jo Mila fM OWW IM SUaluca Pa Hog 8o" n 0e The October Issue of Playboy magazine dared to print actual scenes t movie-e- nd from this Playboy readers were awed by the zingy, revealing T YOU TO 4 Star! KM skub 'F McNAIR.i BARBARA -- SE THIS JrcIi OFTtWi Lemmon and Walter Matflsau are MOVIE PLEDGE NOT TO REVEAL THE SURPRISE SHOCK ENDING, it -- TUESDAYI EXCLUSIVE LIMITED ENGAGEMENT s; Odd Couple Q" InW.'t'H HOLLYWOOD The r COLOR By KASTMAN y'S KEOESY Wise,witty and foreverylcdy,.M YOU SIGN A ttllllMBraill SnilIUnSilia.ltiilnklid'lSjiq!M-lniiaCiqiaSoa- CEOSfiE BANDOLERO! UNLESS. Infidel immwc -J(UPI) ames Thurbers fantasy, will be The 13 Clocks jumped from the loft and filmed by Warner Broe.-Seve- n hoisted herself on the handle-barall Arts as a musicaL of Pauls bicycle S v m ft WHWtEi CANT BUY A TICKET ANYONE UNDER 18. New Musical asm )flUP&ny POSITIVELY CANNOT ADMIT Mom siewaaT AT BOUNTIFUL CiuaitotiEsstcn advertising standards prohibit publishing the actual far-omovie scenes and you will also understand why theatres... Hettyewfi fflEI m&J&SK THE When you see this swinging movie,' youll understand why community In ft Ll far-o- Playboy photo spread showing the torrid scenes of Barbara McNair and Raymond St Jacques. HMLB1MTT MILLS ioviNOW! laEOKT MOVI- E- E J0HI "PAPER, TO THIS THEATRE DURING THE SHOWING well-know- ;As the bull charges, Paul has to recover himself, and ijot only escape the bulls rush, but also to rescue Katherine, who Las Jumped down from the hayloft in the line of thp bulls path. Sounds simple, but beyond tiie few lines of script which describe these actions, there was - much time and effort expended to get the right ' Ifaroera angles, to match the brightness of the sun with previous shots, and finally, to ihoot and reshoot the scene to get Just the right effect that Director George Roy Hill was R0 ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED OF THIS TORRID pRKICt 2UHIT! of JMT SHOWING! - 1. -- , IMWSIOtfTtDWCOlDR'APARWtOUNTPICnjSt STARTS MagfiiHiimN IJEDIIESDAYI HIGHLAN KCOMMENOEB' FOR MATURE AUDIENCES GALA PREMIERE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 13th 8:30 P.M. presents Martin RansohofFs Production of Metro-Goldwyn-May- er S starring RockXEmest Patrick Hudson "Borgnine McGoohan Tony Vrom Bill ttie novel &y ---- -- Lloyd Nolan Mstair A Macuan-music-Mich- screenplay by Douglas Sturges-produceLegrand - directed by John Heyes-scree- Filmways Picture Super Panavisiorfand Metrocolor d n story by Harry Julian Fink by Martin Ransohoff Mat. m, V & OEe. -- Mezz. Loge Orch. Loge Crch. & Bale. NAME. 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