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People - Harrison Carroll - b-1905 / d-1972 For more than forty years, Harrison Carroll and his column in the Herald-Express -- now the Herald-Examiner -- was a fixture in our town. Press agents, stars, men-about-town, starlets and hangers on couldn't do enough for Harrison -- John Austin, Bill Kennedy, James Burton, Dorothy Manners, Army Archerd . . . . More

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Speaking of old friends, Harrison Carroll was very much on hand for the press party hosted by John Wayne at the Marquis Restaurant. Occasion of the get-together was the presentation of the Harrison Carroll Cinema Press Prize -- which didn't seem as important as all the old friends milling around and telling one another how great everybody looks.
Julian Myers, who started at 20th Century Fox in 1948, recalls Archerd's pre-Variety stint as "leg man" for Los Angeles Herald-Express columnist Harrison Carroll.
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IRONY . . . for more than forty years, Harrison Carroll and his column in the Herald-Express -- now the Herald-Examiner -- was a fixture in our town. Press agents, stars, men-about-town, starlets and hangers on couldn't do enough for Harrison He was wined, dined and catered to. It was all part of the job for an entertainment columnist in Los Angeles in the halycon days of the business, and then the transitional movie-to-television era. Harrison took it in his stride, never abused it and, naturally, enjoyed it. He always paid his dues in return.
Unless they deserved it, Harrison never wrote a harsh word about anyone in a career-destroying style. He was always available to listen to anyone who needed their name in print in order to help them and move them one run closer to the top of the ladder. Unlike many if his ilk. Harrison always checked out a controversial story and listened to both sides before he put it in print. He never took anyone's word for it. There were (and still are) many people in this town who try to "plant" phony stories to further their own career or hurt someone else's. It's par for the course in this business. Someone is always standing behind you with a hatchet up their sleeves.
Since he retired from the Herald -- and not by his own choosing -- Harrison has become almost a forgotten man in this town. A telephone which used to ring every tow or three minutes, now rings every two or three days. He is no longer wined and dined except, occasionally, by a press agent who never forgets old friends. Unfortunately, far too many of them have forgotten Harrison Carroll.
But, in his own way, Harrison has not forgotten them entirely, rather, his former colleagues in the industry. Las Thursday at the Martoni-Marquis, Harrison Carroll announced that he was endowing a permanent Cinema Reporting Prize Foundation for entertainment columnists throughout the country. To fund the Endowment, Harrison has pledged as collateral his memoirs (which will not be published until after his death -- so you can breathe easier) his fantastic photograph collection, and his other memorabilia collected over forty years.
Three prizes of $5,000, $3,000 and $2,000 will be awarded starting next February - and hopefully on a national telecast -- to the best entertainment columnist as voted by stars and executives in the entertainment business.

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"TO ALL YOU READERS, THIS IS GOODBYE. I AM RETIRING. THIS IS MY LAST COLUMN."
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Entertainment columnists will henceforth be honored by the newly organized Harrison Carroll Cinema Reporting Prize, it was announced at a star-studded banquet held at the Marquis Restaurant recently. The prizes, to be awarded early next year, will be in honor of Harrison Carroll who devoted more than 40 years to show-business reporting until his retirement in 1969. "I like Hollywood people," he once said. "I give them every break I can."
Hosts of the Prize Foundation were well represented at the banquet, including actors John Wayne, chairman, and Brayden Linden, president; movie director Gerd Oswald, vice president; singer-actor Troy Cory, coordinator, and many film executives such as producer Terry Moore, ("Bunny O'Hare"), Josie Cory, Troy Cory's daughter Priscilla Cory, Vikki Dugan, just to mention a few. Mr. Carroll, star for the night was accompanied by his lovely wife.
Other well-known celebrities on the Board of Governors, are Stephen Crane, Glenn Ford, Anthony Quinn and Zsa Zsa Gabor, to name a few.
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Julian Myers, who started at 20th Century Fox in 1948, recalls Archerd's pre-Variety stint as "leg man" for Los Angeles Herald-Express columnist Harrison Carroll. "Army was the consummate interviewer," Myers says, "a handsome young man, very accessible.
"Army came out to Fox every Friday. I was assigned to take him to all the shooting stages. The actors looked forward to Army's visits because they would read in Carroll's column something interesting and honest about them."
Aug. 31, 2005 / Veteran "Tonight Show" publicist Charlie Barrett remembers when press-shy Johnny Carson was about to celebrate his 25th anniversary on NBC in 1987. Carson left a message: "I'm not doing any interviews, because if I do one, I'll have to do them all. But if Army calls, I'll speak to him."
That sums up Army Archerd's clout in the biz rather nicely. Longtime publicists -- most of whom were once known as "press agents" -- are unanimous in their praise for the Daily Variety columnist.

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