The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 April 1976 — Page 3

Senior Citizens to meet, see pictures of the Holy Land The Milford Senior Citizens will meet at the fire station in Milford cn Sunday, April 11, for a carryirrdinner at 1 p.m. Mrs. C. J. Myers of Syracuse will show pictures of the Holy Land.

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i1 I : a |l» A, Wh J', # MmOrSd fr * ML kV OVERACTING IN FILM — .Alan Arkin, as a film director, watches Jeff Bridges overact in a grade ~B " western, shot on a “shoestring” in 1930‘s Hollywood. Scene is from “Hearts of the West." which will open Friday at the Pickwick Theatre. It is a Biii-Zieff Production for MGM. and released by United Artists, an entertainment service of Transamerica Corporation. >

'Hearts of the West' comedy of 1930's opens at Syracuse

“Hearts of the West,” starring Jeff Bridges! Andy Griffith. Donald Pleasence, Blythe Danner and Alan Arkin. is a sanation on the Horace Greeley theme — “Go West Young Man. Go West’” Lewis Tater. the young man on whom the comedy-drama turns, does indeed go West to seek his fortune What he finds is’ something else again Dnftmg into the milieu of “B “ movie makers in the Hollywood of the

thirties, he discovers that nothing in his lowa-farm background has quite prepared him for this clutter of experiences A Bill-Zieff Production for MGM. "Hearts of the West” is producer Tony Bill’s first film since “The Sting,” which won seven Academy Awards. The director is Howard Zieff, who made hts feature-film debut at MGM with the comedy hit “Slither.” and the original screenplay is by Rob Thompson, a first script by a Hollywood newcomer United Artists, an entertainment service of Transamerica Corporation, is releasing the film It will open Friday at the Pickwick Theatre in Syracuse A quintet of accomplished, highly individual players heads the cast erf “Hearts of the West”: deff Bridges firmly established his reputation several years ago in his third motion picture, “The Last Picture Showfor w hich he as nominated for an Academy Award Andy Griffith’s remarkable range has taken him from Broadway and film stardom in the comedic "No Time For Sergeants” to domination of television with the affable "Andy Griffith Show" to unforgettable portraiture in Eliza Kazan's “A Face In the Crowd " Donald Pleasence. one of England’s most distinguished and versatile actors, appears in the film as A J Nietz. a wealthy

and decidedly eccentric power in the literary field. Pleasence made his Broadway debut with Sir Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh in Shakespeare’s “Anthony and Cleopatra” awl later won the London Critics Award in Pinter’s “The Caretaker.” Cast in the leading female role, that of the motion-picture production manager Miss Trout, is Blythe Danner, the bright new star of stage, screen and television. She won Broadway’s Tony Award in “Butterflies Are Free.” a legion of fans via MGMTV's recent ‘‘Adam’s Rib” television series. Alan Arkin. who in real life has directed for both Broadway and the screen as well as performing in both areas, plays a harassed director of “B” movies in “Hearts of the West.” Arkin received an Academy Award nomination for his film debut in UA’s ‘ The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming” and since ha? created many indelible characterizations. The movie shares the bill with "The Killer Elite” and plays Friday. Saturday and Sunday j OPENS FRIDAY — Andy Griffiths top, is cast as a down-at-the-heels movie extra in the Hollywood of the thirties. Jeff Bridges, bottom, plays an over-ambitious actor in Hollywood during the thirties. Picture is “Hearts of the West.” a Bill-Zieff Production for MGM, released by United Artists apd opening Friday at the Pickwick Theatre in Syracuse. Real estate graduates pass brokers exam The Beer professional school of real estate has announced that 75 per cent of its graduates have passed the Indiana real estate brokers exam for the February exam. This again was the highest percentage of any school, course or cram session in the state. Area residents who passed are Sandra Dickerson. Ligonier; Dennis Rumfelt. Goshen: and Max Jones of Pierceton The Mishawaka class not only drew residents from that area but from Niles. Mich ; LaPorte; and North Judson. The school will begin classes the third week of May in Mishawaka. Warsaw and Fort Wayne for the July exam Specific details will be announced in this paper later By Dr Ken Beer, advisor and director of the school.

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A Guide To Area Entertainment r

r jj HOLMES FIGHTS — Gene W ilder as Sigi Holmes fights villain Roy Kinnear with a giant shoe in the new comedy, “The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother" premiering Friday at the Goshen Theatre. Madeline Kahn, Marty Feldman and Dom DeLuise co-star in the 20th Century-Fox release.

The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother premieres Friday

“The Adventure Os Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter Brother,” a new comedy; written and directed by Gene Wilder and starring Wilder. Madeline Kahn. Marty Feldman. Dom DeLuise. Leo McKern and Roy Kinnear premieres Friday at the Goshen Theatre The 20th Century-Fox presentation filmed in London was produced by Richard A. Roth John Le Mesurier, Douglas Wilmer and Thorley Walters costar. Set in Victorian London. “The Adventure Os Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter Brother” is a story that centers not on the famed sleuth but his insanely jealous younger brother, Sigerson. ? To confuse his arch-enemy

“JACK AND THE BEANSTALK” — Columbia Pictures’ fulllength animated musical. “Jack and the Beanstalk” is opening Friday at the Lake Theatre. It re-tells one of the world’s best loved stories w ith some fresh twists. Here, young Jack meets the enchanted citizens of a kingdom above the clouds, people transformed into mice by a wicked witch. The Columbia release tells the traditional story of a poor farm boy who swaps his mother’s cow for a handful of "worthless” beans. During the night, they sprout into a sky-high stalk, on which he climbs to the "kingdom of the clouds.” Mixing inventive artwork and a lilting new musical score, the movie adds some fresh twists to the time-honored fable. The giant, named Tulip, is a dim-witted, evil-tempered oaf whose mother — the wicked witch. Hecuba — rules the kingdom. All of its citizens have been turned into helpless, chattering mice by Hecuba. And now she has enchanted the beautiful Princess Margaret into a mismatched marriage with her bulking son. ti lth the help of his hound dog. Crosby. Jack determines to rescue the princess, destroy Hecuba's evil power, overcome the giant and bring home the riches of the kingdom, including a talking harp and a goose which lays golden eggs. Designed as fanciful family entertainment. “Jack and the Beanstalk” is rated “G.”

Moriarty, Sherlock pretends to leave London, entrusting Sigi with what appears to be a trifling mystery but what in actuality is a case upon whose solution rests the fate of the nation With the aid of his companion in distress. Sergeant Orville Sacker of the Records Bureau at Scotland Yard, Sigi sets out to prove there is more than one genius of deduction in the Holmes family. Which he does after many twists and surprises that are far from elementary. Wilder began work on the script of “The Adventure Os Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother” in June 1974, immediately after finishing "Young Frankenstein.” and expresslycreated characters for the

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specific talents of Madeline Kahn. Marty Feldman and Dom DeLuise. “When you find people whose talent you love," he says, “you can create characters their talents would lend themselves to. It’s wonderful to write a part specially for someone because when they act it they already feel so at home. ' The film also utilizes the combined talents of composer John Morris and choreographer Alan Johnson whose inspired zaniness were important ingredients of “The Producers.” "Blazing Saddles” and ‘‘Young fYankenstein” At Shepperton Studio Centre. Victorian London was recreated by production designer land double Osear-winner) TerryMarsh and his cohorts. The manv impressive sets include the interior of the Tivoli Music Hall (a &J T w Intrepid sergeant — Marty Feldman is intrepid Sergeant Orville Sacker in the new comedy "The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter Brother" opening Friday at the Goshen Theatre. Gene Wilder, Madeline Kahn. Dom DeLuise costar in the 20th Century-Fox release. nostalgic piece of Victoriana, this, largely based on the now decrepit W'ilton Music Hall in Mile End Road) ; the interior of an opera house which includes a fascinating tour backstage through a weird and wonderful “prop" room, and a huge outdoor set that is a composite of many London streets from the sinister to the swell. Costume designer Ruth Myers adds much to the period atmosphere by her creations which range from the highly romantic and the very theatrical to the amusingly pert and sometimes deliberately tawdry . Gene Wilder makes his directional debut backed by a production team headed byproducer Richard A. Roth and associate producer Charles Orme. Gerry Fisher is director of photography and Jim Clark is editor

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