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Show i t" yr IOC salt Tht- Thursday I ake Trihunt- 1 i. lWI Knurr KImtI at TVlIuriilc MUSIC BY LEXde AZEVEDO is Henry Hathaway By Hogur Fbert s Writer l.ieugo TFI.Ll'HIDK. Colo - He directed Juhn Wayne at the beginning, in Shepherd of the Hills (1932). and at the end in "True tint 1969) lie put the wiggle in Mani( Sun-Time- ' ' c n Monroes walk in "Niagara." made Hirhard Uidmark push the wheelchair down the stairs in ' Kiss of Death." and helped shape the first screen im- ages of Henry Koger tbert T onda. James Stewart and Gary And at the age of 86. Henry Hathaway strode out on the stage at the Telluride Film Festival last weekend and accepted the Telluride Medal, and when they said they were running late, he growled. "We got plenty of time. Whadaya want to know' Hathaway was born in 1898, was a child actor in the earliest days of film, w as an assistant director during the silent era. and is one of the last living links to the beginnings of the movies He is also a tall, outspoken multimillionaire who remembers everything and doesnt mince words. In an interview after he was honored here, he recalled. "John Wayne and I went to see John Ford when he onlv had a week FILMS! 3 "MSUMMECnON FIRST RUN EXCLUSIVE! "SIX STAR" CARSON LYNN Z RATIO SAMANTHA FOX BOVEE VE Rl KNOTTY Cinema tx n DhiIv "PBETTY PEACHES DESIREE COUSTEAU x ratio ; Bnmriuat 4.) CLEA CARSON 3rd Ftatur ROYALLE CANDIDA lYI" "HEBE COMES THE MIDC" X "BLUE ECSTASY' IESLIE OF MIMI MORGAN MARILYN CHAMBERS -- 2nd Feature KIM DANICA RAY not one to mince words McCALL HOLLY So. Stole-:tti:-i74i- .ttvl :tt47 Sho 1:4ft A M ouples 1rieex Sat. & ri. F to live He was sitting watching a football game and he hardly had time to talk to us What is this, a death watch0- He was a notorious drinker, you know. The real reason he shot all of those films out in Monument Valley was so he could get away from his wife and drink all he wanted." "The movie business was alway s so crazy I started an asphalt business on the side. We had 82 asphalt plants in Southern California. I sold out to Gulf They offered me money or stock. I took the stock That was one of the better investments anybody ever made. Also. I opened a Ford agency in Westwood. I didnt have to direct to earn a living, which gave me a certain amount of independence." - "John Wayne was already ... Academy Award, I had great seats down in front for the Oscar ceremony. But Duke told me he wanted me to sit with his family. So I gave away my seats. Then Dukes son, Michael, gave me tickets. They were in the last row in the balcony I said to hell with that and went backstage to the dressing room. I told Duke what Michael had done. Duke said. 'That SOB hates everybody but himself. "Marilyn Monroe was a real bright girl. She came off of the streets they're not dumb. I gave her the walk There was a scene in Niagara. Dinner Monday through Saturday Now Open for Lunch 1 1 :30-- 2 00 5:30-9.3- 0 575-520- Dave Mason, rock, Ninos Cabaret, South Temple, 9 p.m. The Music Man, Pioneer Memorial Theatre, University of Utah, 8 136 E. 0 p m. "Kiss Me Kate, Promised Valley Playhouse, 132 S State, 7.30 p.m CAILLE ENTERPRISE VALET PARKING A TRIAD-L- JACK WEYLAND 8:09 p.m where she was walking away from the camera. I held on the shot for a long time. And I told her, Just wobble a little.' The audience knew she was having fun, and they laughed with her. All her imitators thought she had sex. What she had was come- Cosmos: The Voyage to the Stars," show, Hansen Planetarium. 15 S. star SEASON TICKETS NOW ON SALE State. a.m 1 1 , and 2. 4 30 7 pm. Utopian Dreams. Distopian Nightmares, film and lecture series. Frontiersman." "Brigham Young Leonard J. Arrington, Brigham Young University history professor, DM T AVAILABLE AT Celebrity Utah State "Louis de Rochemont, my producer on '13 Rue Madeleine,' was quite a drinker. One day he came in all excited and told me he had found the perfect location for our movie a big mansion that had a big 13 out in front of it. I congratulated him. He had found our set." "I never smoked and never drank. When I was an assistant director, they sent me one day to get Wallace Reid. He was a drunk. He looked kind of bad. I got a chair, sat him down, and told him they wanted him on the set. He didnt answer. I shook him. He was dead. That was enough for me." 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