Salt Lake Tribune | 1966-10-12 | Page 44

10C !rf2MKc1:4"tvi Vr0 Lae Wednesday The Salt Tribune rietra Oct 71101111 : - 114 12 1 i t :7' f --- - '' ' 7' ::' 7i-'''- Paul Newman Gives Ii 'Non-Intervie- w' ' -' r''f7:f:c'! '''''' l' - - avoids the chores that Movie By Peter Bart New York Times Writer 0 1 — HOLLYWOOD stars are supposed to perfarm to reinforce their "image:" The personal appearance tours the autograph orgies the grand entrances at movie premieres the regular attendance at the Bistro or the Many stars are intoxicated by the apparatus of stardom some are corrupted by it and a few are merely bored by it Paul Newman seems to fit into the latter category At the age of 41 Newman now earns a couple of triiilkm dol Jars a year has his choice of movie - I I ? ' - - '4 press - On the relatively tow occasions when he's cornered by the press Newman exhibits his mastery of a rather esoteric art form — the on a Drawing seemingly endless supply of euphemisms sophistries and movie roles and is considered to be about the "hottest" male star aroUnd "non-intervie- Avoids 'Chores' Newman now the interviews with the Daisy - i tit steadfastly i 'Ill! i I : 1:1GrtoEs I IN A i SOITLI AfilLIC11" ' Subject of 'i 1 - 1 - 'it !rle ' 1 " I C iil t siu 'ran 4 ' 'l - I i ' ''' ' i ii as Lecturer 15 OCTO3E11 i s I' r' Newspaper Editor Author Columnist r: 4 4a CE 1 41 kfdi ft ft ft 41 gj i 1 PM 10 ' 2166 South 17th East f 1 AMERICAN OPINION BOOKSTORE THE : 63 : E '' 355-536- 4 : v r i 1 ( I ' avgl - At : - SPEEDY LUNCHES Finest Chinese Food --- - 1 I d - ' t ‘'-1:- I 1:1 ' i --y- e ' -ik i it US Dlympic three times '' i s ' l- ::' ' ci e si li ' 'f 1 - k '' c ' e o t ':11eS ' t':i ' - t t - I - '' ! to 4- i' ' ' t t 01 s''' ' ' - ' I - f 1' 1 — ' - '' ir 4 ""4:1144k '- ''''' ' 7-- : ' '':' - s - ' " 1 --- 4- 's i : L 2: ' ' T 2 :r :' ' ' I 1 profession They pretend it's An Actor's life 4' hard work 1 apart from the nortnal aggrar vation Is the most pampered existence on earth ' - - s - 1 s: i! : '' 1 1 I L'"--4- -4 - 4444bda40- 444444m444446444244 - -- - -- Buddy 'Helps Himself' ' - 4444144E44144144101d4s041444644444144444444gmai4044 01441444 - - tw--- - rFNTIRMOUNTAI r -- --7--- d THE I k4- -- e- ' ""77777:7 77 110St BEAUTIFUL VALI '"77:'"----:T-7- TIiEFOST 1 rat ' INC TNIIATRES 5911 3 "—v--- I ' ' 1 jiAecirøi 1 I A ul Aaj in High- - p r 1 I !' 442(053 k I 1 my 1 I i 1 ti - :1 - 1 L: 1 t ) )i I I 1 - '1 l'IsI )9101 1 c ) " I - - iv ' 1 ''- - '' ' 1 t l' i - '' r-- ans:emImi if 1 )( I 1i : L' RAVED— ' - i' z z ' - ' P 1 l (t i $130 with activity care Tickets St 01 - ' - ' L Eli i ai F i Aw Pal scr her p 4 11 aim ' ' ser 'Ike( Cory km GlEflOR9GE JAMES I ' agc II ANDRESS) MASON URSULA ANDRESSft fx1 Roqervod to : A f -- it (64t 4 & t yols CAPITOL ONLY Pk : - r MOTOINLI Engararint Itosumo Woll ---- Fri CA 7:17Teld ' plus Adventure lAVA II ONLY it Motor-y- for cm 99 vicienhd Clain dor Only— u ' t4Wortiter Color In ' a i Wi BEGINNING 12:20 2:20 420 AT: -' -' ' A ' 't11 10:10 11:1S 11:1$ t - 1 THE tro dir an I i Oates Osion 6:30 pm Adults $130 $ PERFORMANCES t : tfo: ittt FROM car TONIGHT Child flet SEE 14? 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' '''' l k - WALT DISNEY prmets -- SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! 00°'---- - ' ' It9 a 19) owsatvamwmargoarimeaboaabadlopottaLlamiwoomegaita-adimokma- ' ' -- ' ' I Today : Sat SundaY 2I PM 0 it yc::esmgtrebel! 1 the performers very real the sets beautiful and the color rich and glowingr —Winsten NY Post '' s V 4- r i' c The music is splendid 4 : A reckless I luminescence of delicate Japanese settings and costumesr —Crowther NY Times ' t: - ntr (01 I a: :7 "l'': a RI - 3 mein 71177:-- 1 i esio N If - TEEHNICOLOR ' " ''''' - t C' I r) ' i : 1 ' - '1 ' ' ' i 1 lantern-lik- e Itthe l - I 1 has the lyric beauty and the romance of Puccini's beautiful score and pictorially it glows with I I ANDREIS "Musically it : ' VOINInnot 4danamik NEW YORK CRITICS ' ' - 1' G )61' )t1 ) BY ' 1 4 1't' ll'il 05 :C 'AV) srli::: THE COMPLETE OPERA GLORIOUSLY TOLD IN ENGLISH ) "orr LI li4V 4 1 wtS i KM r ' 01 TO i I k 'I t - i HONORED L ' 4':' t MOST r MASTERPIECE A t r r Ji tril PN) r- --' II A"1 A gdamorm 1 '' V 1kWowt e i 't 4 - ':'' Today 2 Shows 2 end 1 10::1EsoTF:uvIDT17:1-31-4- PUCCINI ' : ' 1 rs ' alone" I ! 0 t 'i4 'i1 :aix-:- t' LOVE-STORIES- - - " producer that I like" Baker Stanley was "The Cruel Sea" in 1952 But he didn't get "totally involved" as he put it for four more years Now Baker said "I believe I know it as well as anybody' in the world and care as much as anybody 4 ' CPERAS: 611111M - 0 :7777— — BEAUTIFUL OF ALL -- - - public who is impressed be- cause he's seen you on the screen Conversely there is nothing more satisfying than to meet an intelligent member of the public Unfortunately you meet jerks because the Intelligent people leave you "I'm sure I'm lucky to be an actor at all My father was a coal miner My brother was a coal miner The only way I got out of it was by being an Sommers at cozy dinner In his apartment — a scene from "The Pad (And How to Use It)" now at the South East Brian Bedford left isn't too pleased about the "help" he is getting from pal James Farentino with date Julie - "For me there is nothing more aggravating than to meet a stupid member of the doing it — — t- - in the world" About fame: "The process of acting be- lieve me is a natural process Anybody can act How can it even be an aggravation? It beats anything if you like to - 2 - 41 l' ''' - eterna11y1: produce in working Universal Already completed I is "Accident" -"What amazes-m- e is actors )) i1 who do not appreciate their : '''''' - 4 - r si s?'"- ' ' ' "Zulu" - "Gannon" and he's just completed a deal to produce and star in another feature for s ' adventureSis here at : i Universal ' t i African ' including 'i s'' ' his 1 - 4 g I involved in figured I could possibly clo it and I can I would m4yself a film I not did not appear in I accept my career as an actor and Will accept work from any other - P' ' 1 ' 7'-'- i a' 4 '' t''' '''':- - : ' i s - ''- 4 :1ss"''''' 7 ' ' ' o s1 44 : '''' - ''' l - "I'm an actor basically" he said "The reason I produce is for many years as an actor I've become totally - s ' : ''::-:- Besides being established as an actor Baker also produces a number of Ins films ' ‘ s ' ' - '' ' : ' - - - s si 5 ' 't:' - " ' I s it -- 4- ' ' - - !7 'J ' - "'''4' le' - '4- - s - 2 pm c4 ''''' ' 7 4 '''! ' ''''''''' 4 ' ? t ''''' - grateftV HOLLYWOOD Acting is easy work and anybody can - ' do itsays Stanley Baker who climbed out of the Welsh coal pits with Richard Burton for an easier occupation sa Baker best remembered for ttit ' s "" 1 r st i i ' - :I 4 - 4 ' ' :i - t I A '''' ':'7'-- -' ' I'm and actor y Don Alpert Los' Aneeies Tunes il ' I c ' s' -- ' - C4 i:' ''''' ' ss -' t "' ' ' - - ' i 1 : - - ' ' : ss - - ' -- 44 s: '" s ' - i ' ! s -- 44- — ' ' 12 ' 71 ' ''''4-so- ' :‘- :' ' " 4' - ' -?" - ? : a al e ''''''''— '4' ' --' ':': ' ' t I 1 - 1' - ' photographer - i : - ? rwams ' - - ' t' ' (UPI) — Anne Baxter joins Sid Ceasar and Bill Dana in "The Busy Body" at Paramount S ' -- J : -- V ' - - Acting() Easy for Anymie English Actor Declares ' sH ' - i i HOLLYWOOD 73 East Bdwy 359-550- - --7 1 s ' - ''- - 4 Joins Cast I 't ' - '''' e- : :s ' ' ' - '''' ' "'47 4 1 - ' 1 s - 1: s I' A t ' - s - 1 - e AA ''i If 1 -- N'' t:: k ' ' 1' --1"11---- 1 S ' ' s ' : li 4 4 m4 lig t tl a (1)gio ' - 't L 7 ''' ' : ' - -- '1: 'r"s 4Sis: - t CUSTOMERS PARK FREE Allot II pm emit Al! Day ikontlay of Poris Pork end Wolfer PM tot i and Friday at 8 pm land High auditorium 2 '!':' : i ' ' '' ' ' ' - '''''t'(1 '"4''''t--i'1-i7' : A TRULY MAGNIFICENT lveA - ' : 'f':i I - ''': i - ' !11 !! thewas thi - photographer A 14 I -' : '::' T 1 - - Ti by the InterSponsored 7 Ski Association the mountain 3) -' At Lao 1--'' --4' 40 Nr—Ji- -I film will contain choice highl't —- I lights of previous films by ''''' ''w Vitt ' 'fr' Jay who is recognized as one 1 of the foremost photographers 0i i''' OPEN DAILY of the sport Two of his pre‘ vious ski films were pur11:30 am10:30 pm chased by Warner Bros and "If nominated one of Treat the family to Our Best! Award an Academy 11 for Roosonoblo Pecos telenetworks have torA Major Pull Course Dinnors A vised his Winter Olympic 4)1 x rL--TtlSizzling Broiled Stooks N ''' ' films and he has been official fit4- r ! Its TELE 2nd SOUTH 9 Utah Forum for the American Idea Sponsored by the : MIA :'"''''''-d- ' 7i'-- -- : ' ' ' ' ' '' -- - s'a5' 1 "v" I - ' '1' ''':"':''' : Ifi - 0 an adventure film of the slopes will be per sonally narrated by John Jay Al TICKETS AVAILABLE t iI Due Thursday Following the lecture the film "Anarchy USA" will be shown i ' t? - :''"ir:''"n' 7! ! A- - Movie on Skiing Single Admission $150 Students 754 ' 1 t'1''- ''' st! -- - - - - - y IR:''''::' ''' A t ' ' - -i - ' 4' i 1 HIGHLAND HIGH AUDITORIUM I ' fi Newman has sequiturs learned how to parry virtually any question no matter how personal or specific Informed Liberal The world at large knows Newman is militantly informal liberal intensely minded and immensely physical He likes New York City beer fast cars independent i food and tLen- i thinkers plain nis He dislikes Beverly Hills slow cars and soft drinks orthodox thinkers He likes to call his wife actress Joanne Woodward "the last of the big time broads" Beneath these surface facts Newman remains an enigma As one associate puts it "the thing about Paul is that it's whether hard to decide there's more there than meets the eye — or less" Many be' lieve there's more The one area of agreement on Newman is that he is a star who works hard at his craft He is now at work on "Cool his newest picture Hand Lu'ke" The younger Newman used to take on any film if he liked the director and writer and subject matter The older Newman vows he will demand to see the final script on any project before he commits to it Ile says he plans to be choosy — and after all a man making a couple of mil- lion dollars a year can afford to be choosy (Copyright) nOn ss - i - il i -' :l:-- ' ' ---sr : ' - sosessesesss - ' '474414440 Voretrelirzio: "V"' ortiv9vV4704voarrtra- -- - - - '' ') '' Indoor k :no ingag: '"J '" :4414: ' Mahe Your Savings Illforic Harder! ! ! a x ! 1 - I 1 ' Na- A- iI- i k I 1 — I - weAN ------ I (I - - 1 I i—l-i - ' EARNINGS: The highest rote on insured passbook savings in the Intermountain West : perma- nent agency of the US Government ) I 1 ' 1 OUTSTANDING $32000000 00 : OUTSTANDING I Reserves now of excess in iI 11 - 4 l CONVENIENCE: II f i01?:1f - ' ' t:li lt PI' : ': 1 t — 2 J' — ' I 1 17-- Id I 7o N h ) §:h4 1 PI fol PIT e T I LL 4- r- P' CURRENT RATE : : I '" 4 ' t I ' Y & I -- ''1 ti 017- - r ' '4 0- A i0 A Ilk Art fe - 7 lailrt fifaaaaa -- ' 1'1 - — 4- : - ti V: if! !! 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