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Harris happy
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P bring his role as King Arthur: for -the ‘Hallmark Hall of

in Camelot to pay television.’ Fame.

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these things is to bring in five. Camelot: opened on Broad-
cameras.and ‘cover : every- way in December 1960, short:
thing,” he says. “They didn't ly” after the election of
do it that way.. ~ President John F, Kennedy,

“The. play: was restaged. ‘and it became an unofficial
and they brought in “anthem of his ac
and.cranes and shot-it'like a--Jt's a huge and emotionally
movie. Instead of taking four. charged production - about: |
or five days,‘he took 14. love and chivalry and an

“It came out beautifully.” )<enchanted kingdom.

The elaborate musical pro-. Harris, who had starred in

.ducation, taped at the Winter The. Wild Geese with Burton,

Garden... Theatre in ;.New:flew from his home \in:the

York, . will make ‘ its, first. Bahamas for, Burton's ‘second
"appearance ‘on Home. Box opening of the. show.. on.”

Office on Sept. 26. It is part..Broadway, two years ago.
of a‘ growing list of stage Burton played in it. for 10
productions being . adapted months, then was forced out
for pay and cable t television, by illness. Harris took over.
as well’ as-original produc- “This- show looks great,”..
tions that are. bypassing the ‘says Harris who was in:Los
theatre going straight to Angeles to dub the sound for

the home screen.

the produetion. “It's been

Harris played the King: years since I've. been: so
Arthur role, created on the: excited about anything: -
Broadway stage:by. Richard. “I think as you get older,
Barton: in the 1967 movie, the glitter wears off and’ you

don’t become. excited. The
last four or five years I've
‘ really been disinterested in
work. Things weren't that
exciting, It. was an emotional
rebirth to discover that I
could get excited about my

/ work again.”

Harris is’a tall, lean man,
whose long: yellow hair is
‘face, a long ‘jaw: and’: a’

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Seven’ Brides.’ -for Seven
“Brothers, which closes:
four. nights." Boone, 25,

wholesome singer: : of:-:pop
arias, her biggie being a 1977
shit,-You Light Up My Life. '
*She:.concedes that: jaded.
theatre sophisticates may re- |
gard her as they did Osmond ~
— sugar, ‘spice, ‘everything. *
nice, but just another light
weight pop. star exercising

Hah thet Pat ‘going’: to’
hap the: Scurly
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summer with’a film role that
‘bears no’ traces ‘of ‘Mork,
Popeye or the wildly improv:
isational ‘comic’ himself.

He can now be seen in ‘The
World According ‘to Garp,
the’ Warner Bros. ‘release:
‘directed by Roy Hill”
(The Sting) and | written:
“by Steve Tesich (Breaking,

Irving about a young author’
trying’ to cope: with the’
absurdities. of ‘the United
States:in the middle of the.
20th: century. ‘

William's bland face reflec-
ted more than it usual brand -
of wonderment when he
came here for the’ opening..:
He had been on a 80-city tour
‘with his stand-up comedy act
and before that he had spent
an idyllic three months on his
ranch in the wine souniy of
Napa Valley. .

He completed Garp" more
than a year ago, snd now he
had to’ deal with the recep-
peices of critics and movie-

ora ‘pleased with it” he
said tentatively.

His “acquaintance ‘with

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my name above the title in a

remained. inthe. show. But
new ones were also included,
‘written by Joel Hirschorn and
Al’ Kasha: ’

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‘Malta except read and drink
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“Iread Garp and was immed-

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of the Garp cast in December
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“That was helpful because
‘we shot: out; of sequence,”

‘Williams’ said. “One ‘day I
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‘at 18, the next at 25. Some

- days I played two ages.”

Hill established: the’ rules

‘early in the filming, Williams

said. Late’ one “day, ‘the

‘comedian decided to try one
‘of his improvisations during a
scene,

¢“I¢s a wrap,” Hill announ-
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shooting, ‘was over. Williams
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show," says Boone, who hes
played concerts, fairs, Las
Vegas and done a few ‘TV
specials, ‘I've never danced

‘and acted before, really."

However she submits, her

" Jengthy pre-Broadway tour in
hans constituted kind of a -

theatrictal equivalency diplo-
ma, an’ on-the- job theatre
education,

Born in Hackensack, N.J.,
‘and raised in Los Angeles,
she says she hever thought
she'd follow her father into

the performing arts.

She says that when she was
‘a child, she wanted to be &
veterinarian or 8 beautician.

She confined her singing to:

home gatherings; church and
school, not realizing she'd
turn pro in her early teens.
“It almost wasn't my decl-
sion in the beginning,” she

, says, “My father was going
-on a tour of the Orient that

would take him out of town for
two months. |.

“The Osmonds were his
opening act.

“He'd been travelling so
much and been with us so
little he thought, ‘If they’re
on tour with me, why not my
family?’ And he worked us
into the act.””

“As a director, George
doesn't say very much,” he
added. “He just sits behind
the camera and if he doesn’t
like what. you've done, he
makes a weasel face, all
serunched up. You know
you've got to do it again.”

Williams observed . the
same about John Irving, who
coached the wrestling scenes
and plays a referee in the
film.

“If he doesn’t like.some-
thing, his upper lip: curls
under; it's rather frighten-
ing.”

Williams, who turned 80 on
July 21, is looking for new
career challenges. He has
mixed feelings about the end
of Mork and Mindy after four
seasons on ABC-TV.

“There are two things you
can do when a series starts to
run down: find some promo-
tional hype to give it new life,
or ease away gracefully,” he
said. “I'm glad we cased
away.”

Soturdey night

TV not the same

NEW YORK (AP) — If-you
have “a’‘case’ of Saturday
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home remedy? Do ‘the, net-“

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tainment that demands you
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syou were somebody else or

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point’ for more than seven:

hours. in: maximum security

Kent Institution.

-Prison officials said Daniel
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_ Man, agreed to lay down his

-weapon after being assured
by.a)negotiator he would be
transfered automatically to a
special handling unit at an
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Monster ‘sighted

Booth says he ‘cancelled the
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hope: ‘we'can wait, te ashy

‘a scuba-diving course, during
his: off hours.’

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THERE’:
Carl Medcof, ‘a retired ‘re-.
scientist formerly
withthe’ ‘federal’ Fisheries
But spi itis staged a ark Biological Station at St.:An-
the most récent sighting of “drews,:N.B. near Lake Ute
the ‘monster ‘af Lake: Utopia,’ Pia,’ said ‘the; reports. are
a land-locked lake in south :alike,
New ‘Brunswick noted’ asa back. to the first reported
vacation and fishing. spot,, | Sighting in 1867. |
£48, a sun Medcof warns against dis-
* \.missing the sightings as non-
sense. “I don’t laugh at these
fies — there is is somernine

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enough:to accom-

‘mod: a large’ ocean ‘liner.

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tom at the lake's centre be-

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the Canadian Illustrated

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Sone for the Attorney

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by ‘almost; 25’ per: ‘cer

‘that doesn't ‘make’ a ‘visit. a

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much you can do right here in °:
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important consideration,” he
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PARIS’ (REUTER) — Fra-
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nicians ‘helped to ‘fit? Exocet
missiles to Argentine planes
during. the Falklands conflict
and said -none - of. its’ tech-

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Defence and ‘Esternal ',Rela-

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