The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 May 1976 — Page 3

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Milford sixth graders lake opinion poll Members of the sixth grade social Judies class taught by Dick Roose have been taking an opinion poll this week on ‘TV and You.” they will complete their project (this week with the results to be published in the future The questionnaires which were filled out by the students are left at homes to be filled out. have three parts — comparative data, program types and favorite shows and attitudes and values. The comparative data asks the age. address, sex. marital status, of school aged children and number of sets and color or black and white In the program types persons were asked to tell what kind of programming they preferred by listing 10 shows as to their preference. There is also a blank to list favorite show. The [section on attitude and values asks how many hours per week television is watched along with a number of opinions. Effects are also asked for in the questionnaire Montana seeks energy boost Montana is offering tax incentives to encourage energy conservation and the use of new. Inonfossil forms of energy- JI A 1975 law authorizes property lax exemptions of up »n for capital investment in energy systems which us® solar beat. wind, solid wastes, wood waste or water power on 20 acres or less.

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TWIN DISASTERS — A man is swept over the roof of a house by raging waters from the Hollywood Dam. cracked open by a series of temblors, in Universal’s "Earthquake," a large-scale drama with an all-star cast, produced and directed by Mark Robson. Written as a screenplay by George Fox and Mario Puzo, the Mark RobsonFilmakers Group production was filmed in Technicolor and Panavision, with Jennings Lang as executive producer. Passengers aboard a damaged Columbia Airlines 747, among them Mrs. Devaney (MYRNA LOY) and Barney (SID CAESAR) are evacuated from the giant plane down an escape chute in Universal’s “.Airport 1975” with an all-star cast, produced by William Frye, directed by Jack Smight and filmed in Technicolor and Panavision with Jennings Lang the executive producer. This twin disaster presentation will be at the Pickwick theater in Syracuse this Friday. Saturday and Sunday.

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OPENS FRIDAY — James Broiin and Jill Clayburgh star as the two screen idols of the 1930‘s who fell in love and defied convention in Universal’s “Gable and Lombard.*’ The show opens Friday at the Lake Theater in Warsaw.

Research helps James Broiin capture the King for movie role

If he manages to seem like a ringer for Clark Gable in Universal s "Gable and Lombard.” says James Broiin. it's

not because he set out to impersonate the star who was known as The King during his long Hollywood reign “I just wanted to suggest him.” the tall, dark-eyed actor tells it. “He had a very distinct way of speaking. I thought of w orking on the voice, but decided against it. I settled on capturing the rhythm and the feel of his voice instead The rest was all my interpretation To feign a voice is like feigning an accent. Somewhere along the line, you will fall out of it and kill the illusion.” What helped him project the charisma of the movie idol whose film career spanned three decades was his study of the man himself, says Broiin. who stars with Jill Clayburgh, as Carole Lombard, in the Sidney J. Furie I Film and Harry Korshak ' Production opening Friday at the Lake Theatre in Warsaw He read everything available to him on Gable, saw dozens of his films, and talked to people who worked with him during his tenure at MGM Studios. “I believe that through my research, I managed to get the feel of the man. how he was. how he felt about people — his likes . and dislikes,” says Broiin. "He left home when he was sixteen because he didn't want to become an oil field worker lik£ his father He worked in a tire factory m Akron. Ohio, for a

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time, then came West, working in lumber camps in Oregon and doing little theatre work on the side. He knew what it was to be broke and hungry. He was a gawky, clumsy kid with big ears and he had bad teeth. “Funny thing, some of the

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great facial characteristics came as a result of his teeth. He grew the moustache to cover them.” “Gable and Lombard” was directed by Sidney J. Furie in Technicolor and Panavision, produced by Harry Korshak and written by Barry Sandler.

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