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Show Holden To Retire? By DAN LEWIS TORREON. MEXICO e It is entirely that Bill Holden is mak- continent has been transplanted into an overwhelming desire to let the world about Africa. pos-s'bi- last ing his movie. Holden frank- explore areas about which the world has prv little knowln edge, into the remote of Kenya section whete Lake Rudolph lies, explored in its entuety by only four people. Holden will take a crew of eight around the lake. We'll show tribal customs and rituals, but well also .show how progressive the African nations are." admits he to v ants Hes r e tire. not sure' when he wiil end his Were supposed to do thiee a year, said the Holden, as he sat in a trailer that protected us from the brutal heat of this Mexican flatland. Im hoping to do all nine in two years. Holden has a keen interest in Africa. He took a pencil and drew a map of the continent on the tablecloth, outlinthe borders of its ing countries which he had committed to memory, indicating much research. Well concentrate on East Africa, he explained. Hopefully, well do it m depth, where everyone else has just skimmed the surface. Every time anything has been done on Africa, its been all about its insects, animals, witch doctors and ooga, booga stuff. You never get to understand the people unless you explore the way of life. Holden's camera crews will film career, but since he is committed for pt least the next two years to make nine television documentaries about Africa, it is not unreasonable to speculate that The Wild Bunch, which he is making for Warners-Ernest Borg-mnArts, Robert and Ryan Edmund OBrien, will be his movie swan song. As far as Holden is concerned, nothing would satisfy him more than to spend his time in Africa at his safari club in Kenya. 7 e, His commitment to the dark T ryouts For Kids SCHOOL'S Vanf His wife, former actress Brenda Marshall, isn't nearly as enamored with Africa a.s Holden. He spends six months of tlie yeai there. She doesnt like ii, but Holden what can she do? She flies said unemotionally. back and forth, frequently, between Kenya and our home in Switzeiland. Its only about four hours. Their marriage has been rocky, frequently, leadings to rumors of a breakup. 'Although there wasn't any report of a recent separation, stories of a reconciliation cropped into Hollywood gossip columns recently with w'hat seemed to be deliberately planted reports that she had been with Holden in Mexico Vincent Price in scene from "Conqueror Worm." retire. Im not that committed to ihe movies. His last two pictures have been rugged, outdoor affairs. Now in release is The Devils and his current, Brigade, The Wild Bunch, will keep him in isolation here for four months. on location. She was here for three Holden said. Then days, she went back to California. Our two children are there. Im just about now, Holden reflected. This is only my thud picture in six years. But I really want to semi-retire- Conqueror Woi m, a mnv le based on a stoiy by Edgar Allen Roe, is the next offering at the Lyric, Highland and Valley Vu, beginning next Fi idav. A horror thriller, it tells the story of an army riesciter and his henchmen who pose ns witch hunters, extracting money from credulous magistrates for services rendered in denouncing the alleged witches. Stars in the movie include Vincent Price, Robert Russell, John Kidd. Ian Ogilvy, Rupert Patrick Davies, Wymark, and Hilary Dwyer, a newcomer to films. The movie, filmed by American Intel national, has many scenes of violence and terror, but also includes a love sioiy. A villiage priest in England is accused of witchcraft, and a handsome young Cornet in 9 June 3, 1968 Monday, ii To Call Movie Editor? ncuth-""sicr- That s why hes going to make the documentary series, his first major involvement in television. ly DESERET NEWS, 'Conqueror Worm' Is About Witchcraft thp pnoM after lie is given leave to return home to the village to visit his betrothed. r Many episodes follow, (lmiaxing in a desperate tight scene. Beginning Monday, June 10, call either of these new number' if you wi'h to talk to Peat son, News Howard movie editor: 52M439 or Double Premiere June 12 and 13 Cinerama Preview Showing Gala Benefit Premiers Sppntortd by Sugar Hauia Chamber of Commtrit Spomartd by Utah Chapter of Arthritis Foundation Wednesday, Juno 12th Thursday, June 13th Tickets Now On Sale At Sugar House Chamber ot Commerce Office. 2024 South 11th East or Any Member. 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