The Bob Hope Theater has been the
location this week of the USC
Film Festival to set
the mood popcorn, Cokes
and a ticket taker, the
charge of admission to the various
movies and documentary films
is called A Donation, seven
dollars, 50 cents for one flick,
40 dollars for the 10 day package.
The festival is described as
the prophecy of the next six months
in film land.
These are new movies yet
to reach the local theater.
It's a chance to meet many of the
directors and some of the actors.
Dr. G. William Jones, director
of the festival, says this year's
is the most successful yet.
He says the most recognizable change
in movies is the disappearance of
the spectacular.
So many of the films are really
making great headway without the aid
of big name stars.
Very few of the films in the
festival this year have identifiable
stars, and yet they're no less
good with.
The festival closes Sunday
and most of the movies will start
next week at local theaters
in Dallas. Fort Worth Cary Simms.
The Texas News.