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====''Maidstone: A Mystery'''. New York: New American Library, 1 October, softcover. Screenplay, 189 pp., $1.50.====<br />
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Dedication: “To Ricky Leacock, Donn Pennebaker, Nick Proferes, Jim Desmond, To Jan Welt ''and'' Lana Jokel ''and to'' Buzz Farbar.”<br />
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Includes “A Combined Account of the Filming of ''Maidstone''” drawn from accounts by Sally Beauman ([[68.17]]), J. Anthony Lukas ([[68.14]]) and James Toback ([[68.28]]); “A Course in Film-Making” ([[71.25]]); 12 pages of color photographs; a cast list and various notes on the film. The only differences between [[71.25]] and 71.28 is that “Film-Making” becomes “FilmMaking” in 71.28; and “I: On the Theory” is reordered in 71.28. Rpt: 71.25, [[72.7]], [[82.19]]. See [[68.16]], [[81.19]], [[84.1]]. See also ''Filmmakers Newsletter'' 4 (no. 11) which contains an account of the piece by Jan Welt and an interview with Rip Torn that comments on his famous fight with Norman T. Kingsley that concludes ''Maidstone''.<br />
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