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SATURDAY' Vi Golden Fried Chicken Buttery Corn on the Cob Cream Cheese Jello Delight Spicy Mince Meat Pie in receiving a standing ovation next The one night. Chicago was evening the reception frigid. Siic iiien iuihtrd to the concentration in movies. I had learned to shut out everything MECHANIC jit' WINNER OF Acceleration Tales From the VienWaltz, Voices of Spring na Woods, and Pizzicato Polka. Other has Strauss music been to scenes within the adapted picture. The movie will open Dec. 22 at the Centre Theater. "THE More than 50 wild animals are featured in the movie. .deals with a All the Strauss selections are part of the movie Blue r. call him er Trap On Cou- - star in those. She was asked about similarities between singing for the Metropolitan and acting and singing for motion picture cameras. You have to concentrate in both, she said. In opera, audiences are just waiting to catch you in a wrong note. That can easily happen if youre not completely immersed in your singing. You cant let . look -- v also would like to see someone come up with a musical verDark Victory' or sion of Rebecca.' and l would like to a throughout the movie, said she not only would like to do a film about Miss MacDonald, but she would like to do another musical. Something like she disclosed. I Roberta,' on The focuses story troubles created by a menagerie of wild animals the boy Theaters. has rescued from traps and The fiim was made around nurses back to health. He is Zion National Park with t tahn especially fond of a young couKeith Larsen as gar. When the animal is . He also has a forced to fend for itself in the role in the movie. Star of the mountain wilderness, the boy picture is Erik Larsen, son of risks his own life to help the Mr. Larsen and actress Vera cougar survive. Miles. producer-director-writ- has who Costa, peaches-and-crea- boy who is devoted to a couwar gar and his against hunters and trappers. Cougar Mountain, a new movie from the company that brought out Brother of the Wind." is scheduled in January at the Cottonwood Mall and Rialto Trap Miss co-sta- Danube, cult when I had to dance on cobblestones and on grass. "The first day Horst (Bucholz, who plays Strauss) and I danced together, we waltzed for two hours and my calves locked. It was a difficult situation." lOp-n- - OFF Rossanno Brazzi, left, Mary Costa stars dance. Miss Cosa disclosed that they were heavy and this was especially diffi- $ 10 Schonbu-g-Hartenste- The Great Waltz" features beautiful gowns, wide and with hoops so they swirl when the 2:00 o.m. 0 Ros-san- o 1 didn't test on a sound stage, but in the producers living room, and I got a parking ticket while I was testing, she said. OPEN with sovp saiad and rolls s?!Su, view, she laughed when she disclosed what happened when she tested for the role of Jetty wife of composer Treffz, Johann Strauss. VHLf7 AA' Avv pic- In fact, tt jtoMf opera motion only I Djnm..ac from my mind except the scene I was doing, so I was not aware of cameramen, electricians, grips and others practically breathing down my neck, she said. Miss Costa said she has a greater respect for motion picture stars than she did before. Everything on stage is a master shot, she observed. You're never in a closeup, so the first three days I was m the picture, I was a litt'e frightened by the camera, but I just started concentrating, and that was it. I was all right. The picture also stars Brazzi, Nigel Patrick. Yvonne Mitchell and even a prince, Johannes ture debut in "The Great waltz," and she hopes it will not be her only movie. At-- l Sail Lake's newest family re staurant the Costa, Mary "Eutherina a The Rented Christmas, holiday play, is being presented tonight and Saturday at t Waltz Great By HOWARD PEARSON the Promised Valley house, at 8 p m. of two Final performances plays are scheduled this weekend on the Wasatch Front. Costa Debuts In J 888 S. StaleSL 828 L 21st South 910 W. N. Temp! 3540 S. State SALT IAKE PASSPORT 1836 WEST NORTH z TEMPLE,! AAt ; 28-5626 |
