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Show - g- -1 y 1ryvij6yi,1ifltyTr'y ''(r' yy 'p" yiy N4'ly'llVrTi'WiTJ'y tn rrr nyn y qpr'" y 0 'ip! 'if y y g gj 'iy iji qr 'riHi'f DESERET NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1973 4 new films 'Pippi' to be movie star in S. L. By The Moviegoer A new girl moppet star for the movies could be born when the film, Pippi Longstocking, opens early in June at the Fox Cottonwood Mall for holiday Four new first-rumovies are show mg in Salt Lake City theaters for the holiday weekend, but some of the hoiduv en and moveovers offer much m entertainment. Pippi is the name of the h heroine, a frecklefaced, character known the world over from the Pippi Longstocking senes of books. New movie editions of the books are being rePippi leased in connection with the first movie. tom-boyis- The story takes place in a small, idyllic town in Sweden, where a captain owns a cur- Place iously painted house. He is al- ways at sea, so The House of ! Many Hues, as it is called, is ' empty. One day a little frecklefaced, pigtailed girl rides into town. She calls herself Pippilotta Rollgardmia Victualha Peppermint Longstocking, or Pippi for short. Accompanying the girl is a small monkey who is called Mr Nilsson, the same as the heroines real name. Pippi is no ordinary gm She owns many gold coins, is generous in her use of them. She also makes magic and is very strong. She also tells and unbelievable exutmg General Charles De Gaulle . . . NOW ON THE THEATRE SCREEN. FredZinnemannsf r Mall. tain, and she takes over the After the initial movie, house, which she claims is and Pippi Goes On Board hers Soon, however, officials Pippi in the South Seas will move to upset the idyllic life be released in theaters. and make sure Pippi gets the All the films have been reproper upbringing. After that, leased in Sweden and West local policemen try to arrest where they are Germany, her; two tramps steal her the among is there a and wondercorns, movies of all time. ful chase scene, with Pippi Although taken from stones aided some unusual being by for children, the Pippi animal characters. are expected to find delight in the films - EDWARD FOX IS The Jackal Prmnti A MARVIN -- prepared by Paramount. I couldnt go through that again, he said. We made the first and some people became millionaires black-operate- d He hopes to start production sometime in the fall. And everyones reaction is that com- he could be speaking about Motown, very successful and based m Detroit. pany black-operate- seven out of it. I d, because needed cash $50,000. It probably cost him more than $1 million in profits. be- he color by De Luxe TROLlif out came a of it. No way they could get me to do the sequel. Ruddy contradicted all the speculation about how much money Marlon Brando made Reynold Series out of The Godfather, which-ha- s Movie star Burt Reynolds, ranged as high as $2 million. who has starred in two video He made $800,000, Ruddy series, will head up six for shows He had an escalation said. 1973-7will be NBC in They him which contract On April 23, 1945, in tvs air raid bunker in Berl.n, Adolf Hitler married Eva Braun. Martin Bormann was the best man. Each of the wedding guests received a silver-framephotograph of the Fuhrer and two cyanide capsules. & f 'I'icrK ALEC 6UINNESS SIMON WARD ft THE LAST TEN DAYS 100, 4:45, 8:30 6:10, 8:10, 10:10 liyf lcn?S5q LAURENCE OLIVIER 521-818- 5th South n TROLlta Yvez Montand, Irene Papas in 7th East & SALT lAr r,T TWf ATBF SQUARE Z 2ND EAS1 AJHQ 5UU1H SHOW TIMES: 7:15 Hitler 9:30 late-nig- gave talk-varie- ty $100,000 for every $10 million after $40 million. Who figured Peter Sophia e,nu,ve')eetl Y flSBOUBLE DISNEY 13A6' .James ll OToola Loren Coco programs, taped 4861 SO WALT DISNEY Productions' STATE 262 1887 645 PM. wherever may Reynolds chance to be at any given time. There will be guest the picture would go that high? (Last reports were well over $100 million.) FORSYTH PRODUCTION SCKVYAAT DENNIS HOPPER WARREN OATES PETER BOYLE BEN JOHNSON PG CYRIL CUSACK Book by FREDERICK Produced by JOHN WOOLF Exclusive Salt Lake City Engagement! KID BLUE Ruddy said both he and director Francis Ford Coppola had seven percent and wnter Mario Puzo had two percent. Paramount had the remaining 84 percent. Coppola sold one and a half percent, Ruddy TONY BRITTON pg: 0230233 & 20th CENTURY FOX AlAN BADEL Screenplay by KENNETH ROSS From the Directed by FRED ZINNEMANN PANAVISION The Godfather, points of will not have anything to do with the sequel, now being UOlinWOOllPiettt "fflEDi MARVEL top-grossi- Al HOLLYWOOD(UPI) Ruddy, the man who produced and became The Godfather out of it by a his own admission, is preparing another mobster picture. This one deals with the mobs takeover of a record company. It deals with the moving in on a company in Detroit, Ruddy declared. The company was becoming very successful and the mob representatives just showed up one day and declared themselves in. ssMsmf The Life and Times Also, of Judge Roy Bean, starring Paul Newman, has returned and is playing at the Highland, Murray and the Riaito and Jermiah Johnson is at the Valley Vu yarns are popular among adults, and older moviegoers Mob film makes millionaires had d erable attraction Inger Nilsson with pet monkey in "Pippi Longstocking,' opening soon at the Cottonwood Mall Theater. She tells the children that her father is a great sea cap- - who suspense-packe- However, such holdovers as Lost Horizon at the Century Sound of Music at the 21, Centre, and Poseidon Adventure" at the Utah offer consid- f stones. Ruddy, thriller about a professional assassin hired to kill a new films The include a story of Warm December, romance, now at the Cottonwood Mall, The Day of the Jackal, made from the bestselling novel about the plot to assassinate DeGalulle, now at Century 23, Hiltler: The Last Ten Days, story of the final days in the Berlin bunker, now at Century 22, and Kid Blue, starnng Dennis Harper and Warren Oates, now at the Trolley Square and Fashion Pippi is played by a little Swedish actress whose name is Inger Nilsson, and she has the type of turnedup nose described in the books. only one record BOOK OF THE YEAR! n Theater. theres THE NUMBER ONE SaL stars. 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