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Show 20 C DESERET October N Jndoy, NEWS, 1969 6, 'N. U. Film fcChi 'X :l The third in a series of film X festival programs being presented at the University of The Virgin Utah will be a politiPresident, cal satire by the young American director, Grama Fergu- 111 1 a;f4r I V 4 ka k p , ' p ..mp & J v , r V-- -' . 1 pi IVA son. m x 'X i When Hal Holbrook presents his Mark Twain Tonight in Valley Music Hall Oct. 17 and 18, audiences will see one o the most difficult makeup jobs in the theater. The role means the actor, who is only now nearing 40 years old, must make himself become a man :n face, voice and looks. He must transform himself from a nearing black-mane- man, d white-haire- . i e ster. It used to take three hours for the makeup job, but Ive cut this dcwn to almost half that time, Hal said in Salt Lake a couple of days ago. I think that is about the minimum time. Even then, I allow myself two hours because I like to get into the mood and figure out the program. When I created the character on television, it took five hours to do the makeup because a rubber face had to be made and several other operations were necessary that I dont use on the stage. ,. t. just into a oldwrinkled middle-ag- I Hal says he finds interest in with Twain the growing years, rather than lessening. As long as Tom Sawyer and ' ' Huckleberry Finn remain a part of our heritage and tradition, I know Twain will he said, remain popular, and these characters represent a growing-u- p stage that will be the same for all eras, ffl3j& Mark of performances Twain Tonight are obtain- - The director spent 10 days in the White House film.ng President Johnson for the U S. Information Agency before he made the movie. He Fail-Saf- -- Hal's Makeup Job Difficult I believe. I have a teenaged .son and I think I know. Hal says some of Twains observations about Congress bring the same laugh today that they did when his show first started with a few impersonations of the great American humorist 18 years ago. When I was in Salt Lake in 1961, the audience laughed at the observations, and they laughed when I played Twain a few months ago, he said. into his head to destroy the world. In the film is a mixture of comedy and possibly true Dr. drama, a mixture of and Strangelove said he got the point of view that the presidency is an im- possible position. I wondered what would happen if some- one were elected to the Presi- dency who might just get it It has no basis in fact, but it is based on what might have been if a certain election had gone another way, he says. The movie will be presented ADVERTISEMENT at Orson Spencer Hall on the upper campus at 3 and 7 p.m. Tortured 9 Years by Oct. 9. Included on the same program will be a 10 minute French film, Shadow of An 200RNSandaWART and Act'on Speaks mat they etrt gate thanks tt DEBMASOF1 Apple, a rub Louder Than Platforms, trtmt, irrittt a happy ttstt Say goodbye to laming corns, calluses, g spot by a cartoonist. common warts with This unique creme softens, The Virgin President is dissolves those hard to remove growths told in the form of mock histo- so they rub off painlessly and safely leaving skin silky smooth & soft. Dont at your druggist. ry, according to the director. suffer. Get The transformation of Hal Holbrook, left, to Mark T wain, right, is represented in this makeup job, which Holbrook goes through for his "Mark Twai n Tonight" program set at Valiey Music. By HOWARD PEARSON News Entertainment Editor Festival Plans Satire Next wonder-workin- able at Valley Music Hall and related box offices. one-ma- Which one oS those - v ci- One Twain remark that seems always good for a laugh is this: The lie Ls eter-na- l. It is the tenth muse . , . It cannot perish from the earth while Congress remains in V.f , rV.F i session. Hal may use this in his Mark Twain Tonight show or he may not. He has become acquainted with everything Twain said, did or wrote during the years he has been playing Twain. He has enough material for three shows, but has distilled it into two hours hours. or two and one-haOf course Ive put some of myself into Twain, says Hal. By choosing certain speeches and stories, I amt projecting what I think. I believe my own views on Twain have changed over the years. When I compare the first Twain recording of 12 years ago with the latest, I can see where I have changed. But I believe I have always remained faithful to Twain. lf Early in my life as Twain, I acquired a rare Edison film of him and recordings of his voice. I talked with people who had known him personally, and I contacted his daughter and granddaughter, I believe I know him as welt as any living being. 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