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I JOYCE HABER MigklliSlice' Revived at J.MEsmI Arts Center THEATRE or 937-410O Wll I $3 Million Wedding Gift for Jennifer -BY WILLIAM GLOVER AP Drtim Crltte 1 Hart decided that his time was too valuable to make the long drive to the beach for Miss Cannon. I can think of Multimillionaire-art collector Norton Simon finally found a suitable wedding present for Jennifer Jones. It's a 17th-century still-life by Spanish court painter Francisco de Zurbaran. Norton reportedly paid a cool $3 million to wealthy (even before the $3 million) Italian collector Count Contini Do- i i v- 'SEE BELOW FOR At- ii'oiiiiii i 0 caoi lononsf r' nacossi. Just now the painting is" on loan to Manhattan's Metropolitan Museum.

Jennifer will have it back in six months. What a Package, or Anthony Quinn Doesn't Miss a Trick Tony's autobiography, to be published in October by Little Brown, includes his thoughts on violence, sex, religion and acting. Tony's title: "The Original Sin: A Self-Portrait" Metromedia chief Chuck Fries is very interested in a TV series that crack woman writer Joanna Lee SUMMERTIME MATINEES "ii "TclHemluniorsentyou MAflOHAL SCNCIU'ft WOULD FAMOUS DAILY AT 12:15 2:15 4:15 amutiAM'i lWt munt'NOumfooo MidnichtShOM SAM CTtnmu nrlMkln 1 nnan R30, 990 inwinn rcuret lima RxnrJi 531.9588 LONG BEACH Drhm-lB Long Beach 834-6435 PLAYING 1 hecqrds I technicolor a WASHINGTON The creaky- fun of pernard Shaw' "Misalliance" is evoked with testy charm by a troupe of Canadian visitors on first visit at the Kennedy Arts Center. The group from Niagara-on-the-Lake, makes a specialty of vitalizing the old curmudgeon's rather dated dramatic sermons, and this production which opened a two-week engagement Monday night is one of in its 11-year stint. Director Paxton Whitehead treats the yarn about 1909 matchmaking be-tweena draper's daughter and an effete symbol of decadent British, aristocracy with forthright deadpan drollery.

"Misalliance," like much of Shaw, is so defiantly period in attitude and circumstance that there is no room for the adaptative potential In some of his classic peers. The stricture is exactly and effectively observed. The cast fits with ele gant style into the time strait jacket, with just enough mannered accent to go along with Maurice Strike's post-Victorian vine-twined sunroom setting and Hilary Corbett's trendy costumes of long ago. Donald Drake, as Shaw's chief mouthpiece of garrulous paradox, Mr. Tarle-ton, is particularly fine.

Among the feminine con-tingent, Angela Wood brings refreshing variety as the exotic Polish acrobat who drops out of the sky to catalyze this satire of conflicting uppercrust complacency. Other strong participants are Wenna Shaw, a debutante frustrated by respectability; and Malcolm Armstrong, the merchant son who would be a poet if there was money in culture. The premiere gala included a pomp parade by the Ft. Henry Guard musicians from Kingston, KBW ikaajeiiruivwnnnRiwn ajsiJnn SAUM IMUfltf other men who'd be glad to do it! Bobby Vinton opened big at Harrah's in Reno. That, plus his new single, "Sealed With a Kiss," plus his new movie, "The Train Robbers," opposite John Wayne, add up to three hits David Niven 28, just opened his own restaurant in London's Belgravia.

It's called Drones, and shortly after the premiere Niven displayed a bit of his father's wit: "We have 10 baskets of flowers hanging from a skylight," he explained, "and petals have fallen into our customers' food. But we aren't switching to plastic flowers. If you're going to have flowers on your steak, they may as well be real." Besides, David, I've known a few oddballs who love to eat petals Can Natalie Wood and R. J. Wagner be hoping for a family? They've recently taken a spacious country home in Kent.

When they looked it over, Nat was wearing a full-length sable coat over jeans. And Nat has also been looking for a couple to run their abode in Hollywood come the fall William Marshall, who plays the title role in AIP's "Blacula" (yes, it's about a black Dracula), will teach the black arts course at Whittier College starting in September 4 Our Girl in Miami? That Girl! Life has Norman Mailer. CBS has Teddy White Making of the The Chicago Sun Times-Daily News has Irving Wallace. So why shouldn't I have my very own on-the-spot reporter of events before and behind the scenes at next week's Democratic National Convention at Miami Beach? I will. She's the bright Mario Thomas, who once wanted to teach (a la our First Lady, Pat Nixon) and who graduated from USC with honors before turning actress.

Mario will write a guest column for me as an ace amateur photographer, she'll even provide her own photosand, although she's one of the California delegates still left for Sen. McGovern, I've asked her to keep it as nonpartisan as possible. Now who can I get to cover Miami and the Republicans in August? Bob Hope? John Wayne? Helen Hayes? Jimmy Stewart? I'm open to bids. mm CINEMILAND AnahBtm 635-7601 HARBOR CINEMA 1 Costa Mesa 13464573 NOW soqnqtraciC pUBuh available oh paramount 16th SENSATIONAL WEEK! HATtOMi. 4VHEULS VILLAGE WESTWOOD 47S-057 itur Cally 1:00 4:15 7:30 10:30 PM Sun.

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But Dyan prevailed: "The relationship started to go sour the day we were married," she says. Miss Cannon adds: "Some things frightened me. Being spanked in front of the servants mortified me. He insisted on changing the way I wore my hair, my makeup, my speech and my clothes. But," Dyan added, "(Cary) is the only man I've ever totally loved." Dyan is now into primal therapy, the controversial psychiatric treatment developed by Dr.

Arthur Janov. Janov urges his patients to reenact their infancy, including kicking and screaming. Some mighty claims are made for sessions that they increase the intelligence, sharpen the eyesight, aid maladies like ulcers and arthritisand even cause formerly flat-chested women to need larger bras. If they wear bras, these days Too Far to Go to Shape Up Dyan By the by, in buying a beautiful house at Malibu Beach, Dyan forfeited Marvin Hart, who's as much a tradition in Hollywood as the Brown Derby. Marvin gives private exercise lessons: He visits the house.

And has been known to shape up, among others, the late Cole Porter and Clifton Webb, plus current beauties like Jill St John and Jennifer Jones Simon. His exercises include "The Jennifer Jones," "The Dyan Cannon" (Marvin developed them for those ladies) and even one called, accurately and ominously, "The Exercise NOT to Do With Kirk Douglas." But the busy Mr. KUUlit Sun. thraThun. KITSWM IEST CMtMigtimw ttiT tteWM AMmittW AM immm.

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Josef von Sternberg's 1930 film, starring Marlene Dietrich. Cobilled with William i 1 e' "Love Letters," starring Joseph Cotten and Jennifer Jones. "THE GROUNDSTAR CONSPIRACY," city-wide. Suspense drama starring George p-pard, Michael Sarrazin and Christine Belford. MUSIC CONGRESS OF STRINGS, Bovard Auditorium, USC, 8 p.m.

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ANNIE CAULDER," citywide. Raquel Welch stars as a gunslinger out to revenge her husband's murder. "LAUGH SHOW," Silent Movie Theater. "LES BONNES FEMMES," Egg and the Eye, 3, 7, and 9:30 p.m. Claude Chabrol's story of the dreams of four Parisian girls.

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