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Show V. DESESET NEWS, WEDNESDAY, r Fame has high price for celebrities Bv Bob Thomas I ? 1 j sitting under the hair dryer m her bedroom when two fans barged in. Carol Burnett had a time an Ohio family from her kitchen. They demanded a I tour of the house, and didnt 1 want to 'eave until they got it. Peter Graes was the cause of a traffic jam in New York when a taxi driver leaped from his cab and ran over tor an autograph. 4 pay $20,000 to settle a lawsuit with a fan who tried to climb over the fence that surrounds his home to take pictures of the comedian and h;s family. "He got to about the fourth Lewis recalled "It rung. was a beaut. I caught him nght on the . . button. - LOS ANGELES (AP) Lu cille Ball was m a short robe - v. "5 ending SPECIAL CHINESE DIMNER for TWO Perk Chow Msis $'J15 Him Fried Rice 6 Sweet t Sour Spars libs 111 ONLY to 10 p.m. of homes invaded. VACATIONS AND EVERY DAY LIVING ON A BUDGET racy. Stars, like anyone else, seek moments of peace and quiet. But a stroll down the street can turn into a mob scene of autograph hunters. In restaurants, their soup may grr1' cold as they sign autographs A day at an amusement park with the family tan turn into a shambles. As happened to Lucille Ball, sometimes their homes are even invaded, thanks to the fan magazines and movie star maps that regularly publish their addresses.,.,. I would personally like to choke those map makers." said Carol Burnett. "We once had a man and his wife and two kids walk tight through our front door and into our kitchen and ask my daughter for a tour of the house. "Mini" Motor Home Means "ECONOMY' I tell them I don ( want to hear their dumb joke because I know it anyway, said If they inBuddy Hackett sist. 1 tell them, For you to tell me a story is like me waking Arnold Palmer up at 5 o'clock in the morning to watch me hit tee shots." ' . Lucille Ball, Carol Burnett find privacy When we asked them to leave they got huffy and mad and said theyd dnven all the way from Ohio and they weren't about to leav e." But not always. There are times. Pat Boone said, when Celebrities try to keep tl'?ir doors locked and stay out of sight at home, but that isnt always possible, and fans barge nght m. Robert comRedford. plaining that he has been hounded unmercifully by one group of fans, filed a lawsuit against them this summer. ; Some stars have been known to turn on the lawn sprmklers to shoo away people traipsing across the yard with cameras. fans suspend all rules of etiand courtesy and eommon human decency." quette Jerry cabinets, two work tobies nod sleeps four or five When vacation etxfs, it serves as o family cor. 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Mime group slates show at Theater 1 38 Mime Show, an original production by the Salt Lake Mime Theater, v'ill be presented at Theater 138, Oct. 2 through A 17 they think nothing of telling jokes to comedians. Few fans would dare to sing to a professional singer, but Such can be the price of fame. Instant recogmtion is currency that can be cashed at the bo office but it can be at the cost of a stars VOLKSWAGEN SEPTEMBER 26, 1973 11 pects of growing up; and What does the typical American family do after dinner if they dont watch television? 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