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Mico Practising Schooland having been taMghrby Miss Ol ive Lewin,added to the fact of hav-ing a - b r o t h e r who makesguitars, then it 'was only

.natural that Milton'Hen-ry would turn to musicupon leaving school.

In 1966 Milton did his.firstrecording for Joe Gibbs onAmalgamated Label,' Thisrecord called 'Hope some.day' was done bv .the duo

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named 'The Leaders' alsofeaturing Keith Blake. Thefollowup 'Someday Some-where* came next and bothrccqrds went over very well.

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Onr vear l a te r Milton I f f tand joined the Progressions agroup which did not last longr hr Fmot ions t h e n e x tgroup was a h i t -making onejnd Mil ton had to f i l l the voidl e f t !>\ \\A\ Romeo who hadhrrn a pan of t h a t group.

In 1968 they put out 'You

can't stop me* written byLJoyd Shakespeare, the found-er of the group. The version ofihi» "Dr. No-Go done for TipTop Records <fvas verysuccessful.

Milton 'finished his studycourse on guitar playing,arrangement and compositionand in 1970 he left the Emo-tions, His first effort on hisown called 'No bread and butUT' on the Upsetters Label didnot bell (well. Undaunted hechanged> his name and underKing \fledious produced asmash wjih This world -Mana Warrior'. His next shot donefor Federal Records called 'Itsso strange suffered from lackof promotion and fell by theway. He' spent the next fewmonths doing at some nightclub acts and a few TV dates.

Ib mid 74 he was back inthe recording studio and thistime as co-producer did 'Cornbread and Butter* on the Free-dom Label. This caused amild ripple on the record

•Showing the determinationof which winners are notedMilton came up with a soank-

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destined foing version of the Curtis May-field's monster 'Gypsy Woman'in late '75. This record was bil-led as No. 3»on the reggaechart in England in the lastissue of B l a c k * M u s i cMagazine.

For Devon Jones who team-ed with Milton on 'GypsyWoman1 this was a first effort.

Both brothers plan to doone more record before Devonleaves for the U.S. later thisyear.

What then for Milton? Heh

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Marley tonight• i

Tributes will be paid to inter-internationally acclaimedreggae star Bob Marley.whose music has broughtfame to Jamaica and has

v placed the reggae beat firm-ly on the road of world-widerecognition, ! at the BohemiaClub, Hagley Park Plazatonight. i

Arranged b y i T . C . Produc-tions, o ther artistes whohave made Jamaica proudto ' be honoured are, DonTopping, winner of theI n t e r n a t i o n a l D.J. Com-pction; Big Youth, for hiscontributioii to reggae;Clancy Ecclejs and RaymondHamilton proprietor of theClub for their efforts in pro-moting local shows, and Son-ny Bradsha

The occasion also coincidedwith bidding farewell to sev-eral- artistes who wilj be leav-ing the island on Wednes-day on a tour of the UnitedStates and otper countries.

They are Big Youth, CynthiaRichards, Bongo Hermanwho are booked- to open atthe Chicago AuditoriumTheatre on JJunday, August22,

Bob Marley returned to the

ccssfui tour of the UnitedStates, England among oth-er places.

Harris Dias.

COUNT OWEN ANDT H E CRAFTERSplaying for patients andvisitors of the KingstonPublic Hospital at thehospital's porch on Sun-day afternoon; The con-cert was one in a seriesfor patients as the hospi-tal celebrates its bicen-tennial year.

NANCY ANDERSONHOLLYWOOD:

Questipn: Does the failure. of shredded flesh to fly

toward the camera in a, Clint Eastwood movie

make "The Outlaw Josey. . Wales" more acceptable

than a Sam Peckinpaugh. rhovie£Without putting Peckinpaugh

d o w n , Sondra Locke,Cling's love interest in the"Jose Wales" drama, "can-

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didly feels that it -does. .,While both Eastwood and-

Peckinpaugh movies general-'ly.feature mayhem, death inthe latter group is filmedwith specific grizziliness.

Whereas Clint, as outlaw JoseyJ"' Wales, manages to g.un-

down an entire company of. soldiers almost without spill-

ing blood. • ' '. '••"In Clint's movies." Miss

Locke said defensively dur-ing a recent barbecue on aSanta Fe, New Mexicoranch,"the violence isn'toverblown.

"You see people die, but thecamera doesn't dwell uponthe blood. Clint puts thestress upon the action." *

However, it wasn't ehe lack ofJoving filmed go're in an

. Eastwood movie which led*

Miss Locke to accept arather minor role in "The

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Outlaw Josey Wales."

Enormous popularityIt was Clint's enormous popu-

larity which she rightly feltwould draw thousands uponthousands of people to seethe picture.

"I needed to do a film thatwas.going to be seen," sheexplained.'"I've never madea p i c t u r e t h a t w a s n ' treleased; but, on.the other

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hand, I've never made onethat, was seen by a lot ofpeople', even though "TheHeart Is 'A Lonely Hunter"

- got wonderful reviews."The critics liked it a lot.""The Heart Is A Lonely Hunt-

er" not only got $oodreviews, it brought Sondra

' an Oicar nomination.Yet, ironically, it didn't, bring

turc in awe of him as atalent."

Clint not only starred in "TheOutlaw Josey Wales' but•directed it. and it was histalent as a director whichpar t icular ly awed Sondra.

"The way he designs shots; (hew a v he k n o w s c a m e r af

a n g l e s , t h e s e t h i n g simpressed me enormously."she said.

"And I also lik&i the freedomhe gives a c t o r s . I ha'veworked wi th directors whotell Vou when to move a f inj

ger. and tha t ' s maddening."Clint is ama/inglv generous

with fciiow performers. Henever itries to take a scene

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acclaim for 'The Hwm Is ALonely Hunter" TOO* diedawav. Sondrj hum; on in

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Hollywood. because1'.'"'! realt/ed I had to pay mv dues

"If you go into this professionat all, you have -to. realize

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'The closest I cam£4i) ^ivini;up was as close 5£»& t omrevery day. Bui I^Jffi&g on.because the first^SS&c I <\fel t ai home in inv^3Br wa*when 1 began vvojk «n mvfirst picture." ' ;*j

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SONDRALOCKEher other choice roles.

She appeared in "Willard.""The Second Coming ofSuzanne," "Mrs. Manning'sWeekend" and s t u f f l i k e !that . • ' |

And, while not many peoplesaw her work, one who did

' was Eas twood who wasimpressed enough, to inter-view her for "Tht .OutlawJosey Wales."

Asked to compare Alan Arkin,star of 'The Heart Is ALonely Hunter," with Clint,M i s s L o c k e p r o m p t l yreplied.

"You don't compare an Arkin1 and an Eastwood. 1 went

into the picture with Clint jin awe of him as a star.

"That's a real accomplishment- becoming a star thesedays. There aren't too manystars of his magnitude. ButI came away from the pic-

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