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DON MURRAY, EDDIE EGAN, JAMES WHITMORE JR. and FRANK SINATRA JR. are also in the cast. *Trade-mark, Teletype Corp. Continued on page 32 * Americas Television Magazine Vol. 27. No. 27 July 7. 1979 issue #1371 М Local Programs Week of July 7-13..........uL.. Following 16 GUIDE Teletypes Holl oU a ее SEC Petes ЗОКИ КЕШ Lue Published by Triangle Publications, Inc. Res od Ук дай сеу e Walter H. Annenberg, President Ae ee T ^ icles National Offices. Radnor Pa 19088 —— | Televising the House of Representatives, Executive Editor: David Sendler i DRON NESSET eJ enue E лк 4 Managing Editor: Robert C. Smith | Villanous Women of Soap Opera, Assistant Managing Editor: Andrew Mills | bY Ellen: Vorgearsan o. 0 de eee 10 Associate Editors: Harold B. Clemenko, | an Ambitious Summer Semester Course P d rete d Helen Newton | on Asia, by Stephen Steiner.............. 14 meeen 3 Why Is Barney Miller Successful? 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That's a potential audience of 15 million people. The telecasts, produced by the House itself, also are available to ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS. But, aside from nearly four hours of coverage by the Public Broadcasting Service on opening day, the networks have used only brief snips of House debate on their regular news shows, mostly to illustrate stories about the coverage. itself. "Nobody is using- it much, d Says -Phil | Jones, who covers Congress for CBS News. “The fact is, the House mem- bers haven't done a damn thing this session." "They haven't gotten their act to- gether,’ agrees a producer of Walter Cronkite's CBS Evening News, but he anticipates the networks might use more excerpts from House debates when more-exciting issues come up. Even C-SPAN, the nonprofit coopera- tive set up by the cable-TV industry to transmit the House telecasts, con- cedes in the promotional brochure it sends cable operators, "Much of what transpires in our national legislature is less than exciting." And yet, people out there are watch- ing. So far, there are no ratings for this experiment in turning parliamentary democracy into a spectator sport. But Brian Lamb of C-SPAN offers what he calls “a mother-in-law, survey," an un- scientific smattering-of favorable letters and phone calls S irony ewers around Ше country; p continued A man in Norfolk, Va., confined by a handicap, wrote that he wouldn't care if every TV program except the House of Representatives were taken off the air. “I like it better than the soap op- eras," he said. A bedridden woman in Florida wrote that she watches the House coverage all day every day. And one cable executive gushes, "It's live. It’s different. Its drama. It’s real life." For the privilege of seeing their mem- bers of Congress in action, American taxpayers were billed $1,600,000 for the most up-to-date television equipment and are paying $278,000 a year in sal- aries to the 12 technicians hired away from commercial TV stations to run it. The darkened, cork-walled control room is jammed in among enormous gray steam pipes in a subbasement of the Capitol. In a lower bay, three camera operators sit facing a bank of television monitors, one for each of the six cameras mounted in the gallery above the House floor. Each operator maneuvers two cameras with remote- control "joy sticks" on the console in front of him. The intensity of the light- ing in the House chamber was more than doubled in order to produce sharp pictures. The extra lights are beamed at the Speaker's rostrum, at two micro- phones on stands in the well of the House and at the Democratic and Re- publican leadership tables, the loca- tions where Speaker Tip O'Neill has ruled the cameras must be kept focused. At the main control board sit the director and his video and audio as- sistants. They face the six camera monitors, plus a large monitor showing which shot is going out over the air and a standby monitor showing which shot the director has selected next, and a clock. The clock ticks toward starting time. Some days it's noon. Other days its 10 or 11 A.M., or 2 or 3 P.M. And some days the House doesn't meet at all. All of which makes it confusing for faithful viewers. 6 Two minutes before the House con- venes, another technician near the back of the control room presses a button on his console and a message begins crawling across the on-the-air monitor, giving the schedule of legislation to be discussed each day for the rest of the week. This technician also is respon- sible for superimposing on the screen the names of House members who speak during the session. He has all 435 names in a computer and flashes them on the screen by tapping out a three-digit code on his keyboard. As a camera picks up the white-haired, portly Speaker entering the chamber and climbing to his seat at the top of the ornate, three-level wooden rostrum, the technician taps “406° and the words ' "Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr." appear on the monitor. After the chaplain offers the opening prayer, a period is set aside each day for House members to make one-min- ute statements, usually on topics of particular interest to their constituents. These statements range from two Illi- nois representatives reading eulogies to "one of the pillars of the city of Chi- cago" to Rep. Larry Winn Jr. of Kansas calling for a better tornado-warning system. Hep. John F. Seiberling of Ohio uses his time to announce that color films of Alaskan fish and wildlife are available for viewing by members trying to decide how to vote on a con- servation bill, and Rep. Silvio O. Conte of Massachusetts protests the jailing of a newspaper editor in Argentina. Rep. Tony Hall takes his one min- ute on camera to commend the cable- TV system in his home district in Ohio for inaugurating coverage of the House sessions. |t will, he says, create an "informed electorate.” lf, indeed, the electorate is to be better informed, the civics lesson will come after the daily period of one- minute statements is over and the members swing into debate on legisla- tion. But even much of the substan- — TV GUIDE JULY 7, 1979 g та | A get it from Winston 100% Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 19 mg. “tar”, 1.3 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report MAY '7B. continued tive debate is—in the words of veteran PBS anchorman Paul Duke—‘‘uninspir- ing and dull.” A lot of it goes like this: “In the past we have provided $1.6 billion in .1977 for a countercyclical program. In 1978 we provided $1.4 billion, vesting $3 billion in the pro- gram. Because of the opposition in the enacting committee, they have cut that programmatic amount down to $250 million.” There is no anchorman on the cable- TV broadcasts to clarify the more ar- cane developments. Both C-SPAN and the House itself are working on book- lets to explain complicated parliamen- tary procedures to interested viewers. But occasionally the cameras and microphones pick up a flash of natural humor or a well-phrased bit of oratory that makes the dull parts tolerable. For example, during a debate on the billions of dollars authorized for the Pentagon but not yet spent, Rep. Parren J. Mitchell of Maryland was asked whether he did not similarly put aside money for his children's education. Mitchell replied, to the laughter of his colleagues, that he is a bachelor "and if he had children, he would not ‘own up' to them at this point." ! Another time, Rep. Stephen J. Solarz of New York squelched his opponents with a lofty quotation from the philoso- pher Hegel: “If theory and fact dis- agree, so much the worse for facts." During the high moments and low moments of House debate, the viewer is not likely to see more than a close-up shot of the person speaking. This rankles ihe networks. Throughout the years of discussion about opening the House to television, the networks demanded that they be allowed to run ihe cam- eras and control board through a poo! arrangement. The networks insisted on the freedom to show empty chairs and sleeping members. To avoid such cov- erage, the House voted. 235 to 150 to retain control of the TV pickup. Speaker 8 O'Neill ordered his TV crews to keep their cameras tightly focused on the speakers. One disgruntled broadcast executive likens ihe limited coverage to trying to follow a basketball game when the cameras are pointed only at ihe two backboards. Roger Mudd of CBS complains that House members "might as well be in a studio" since almost nothing of what is going on in the chamber is shown. Mudd once did a story for the evening news in which. he intercut close-up shots of members speaking with artist Sketches of the nearly-empty chamber beyond camera range. But lately the control-room director has allowed a few medium shots and even an occasional wide shot, showing vast ranks of empty seats and members who are not strictly paying attention to -the business before the House. Joan Teague, a soft-spoken North Carolinian who oversees the House TV system, explains: "We're going slowly with wider shots of the floor. But if we upset enough members, they'll say 'no TV.' We hope to gradually loosen up.” Miss Teague also is trying to work out a compromise to meet the networks’ objections to the blackout decreed by Speaker O'Neill while members are cast- ing their votes. The cameras are capped during the 15-minute voting period and during the revealing moments imme- diately afterward when members are allowed to switch their votes, often in response to arm-twisting by lobbyists or party leaders. A blue-and-white scoreboard of the vote count fills the screen, concealing these gamier scenes of old-fashioned politics. One unanticipated benefit of House coverage is that members and their staffs are keeping up with what's hap- Я pening on the floor via closed-circuit 4 television without leaving their offices. - By tuning his office TV set to Ch. 3, a | representative can follow the debate . Some while handling other chores. members say this enables them to make more informed decisions on is- sues instead of relying on a furtive signal from a party leader when they rush onto the floor to vote. 2 Opponents of opening the House to TV argued that members would turn into clowns, hams or demagogues in front of the cameras. Other critics wor- ried that members would buy video tapes of themselves and ship them 1o news directors back home, placing po- litical challengers at a disadvantage. Neither of these fears has come true. The number of video tapes ordered from the House TV system has averaged barely one a week. For one thing, the tapes are expensive: $104 for a 30- minute cassette. For another, House rules forbid members to use the tapes for political purposes. And there is no sign that television coverage has turned representatives into camera hogs. A statistical analysis of House records by Don Wolfensberger, the TV expert on the staff of the House Rules Committee, backs up this im- pression. Wolfensberger found that less time is being spent on floor debate this year than in 1977, before television. Sure, more members seem to show up these days in well-tailored three-piece suits, blue shirts and conservative ties. Sure, a Washington public-relations firm is offering classes to teach representa- tives how to look good on TV at a cost of $5000 for 12 private lessons, $3500 for group lessons. (So far, there have been no takers.) One House staffer suggests, "The last thing these guys want to do is make fools of themselves on TV." . And, by and large, they haven't. In fact, a favorable image of the House emerges from watching the TV coverage for days on end—despite the dull passages, the convoluted parliamentary maneuvering, the frustration of not be- ing able to see beyond the tight shots. When the House first went on the air, Rep. Charlie Rose of North Carolina, TV GUIDE JULY 7, 1979 who ran the special committee that set up the TV coverage, forecast ''| be- lieve the American people are going to be impressed with the ability that we have in Congress to debate the complex issues that face this country." Rose's prediction seems likely to prove accurate. On television, House members come across as hard-working men and women seriously wrestling with horrendously complicated matters of state. The last time members of the House were shown extensively on television was during the Judiciary Committee's impeachment hearings in 1974. A Gal- lup Poll at the time showed that public confidence in Congress increased sharply during that period, largely as the result of the television coverage. The daily telecasts of the House of Representatives almost certainly will have a similar impact in improving the public's attitude toward its representa- tives. in fact, Jerry Lipson, press aide to House Republican Leader John Rhodes, believes that regular TV coverage may strengthen the House as an institution of Government. Television, he thinks, will move the House out of the shadow of the better-publicized executive branch and the Senete. The first resolution calling for broad- cast coverage of Congress was intro- duced: in 1922. More than 50 years passed before the House agreed to permit TV broadcasts of its sessions. But can the Senate be far behind in broadcasting its own. sessions? It al- ready has relented slightly by allowing live radio coverage of the Panama Canal Treaty debate and is considering allowing television coverage of the SALT И debate. . One Capitol Hill cynic—or, perhaps, she's a realist—suggests that when enough senators grow jealous of all the free air time House members are getting, the Senate will turn up the | lights and invite the cameras in, too. @9 Dont iid red just scratch their ey eyes out? | "Meet the v women Who play | By Ellen Torgerson с | she's ill in the series tight now.” | dayti me soap operas | 19 years of playing Lisa in the those juicy, villainous roles in Grandma was dying. Relatives f ue around her bed to say goodbye. The doctor held her hand. Then Grandma spoke: "Will Lisa ui she asked in a whisper. : "Lisa?" "Who on said the doctor. Earth is Lisa?" "That's Grandma's favorite character in the soap opera As the World Turns," replied a. daughter. “Lisa Colman— She turned to her mother comfortingly “Lisa's going to be OK," she said. "Oh, | have hated that witch," Grand- ma said. "But t really just /ove her." Then Grandma expired. “Vm told those were her final words," says Eileen Fulton, not unused to that dichotomy after show. Indeed, so heatedly do +. viewers react to her role that 3 Eileen once had to have around-the-clock police pro- tection after a series of threatening letters began ar- riving at CBS in New York. “They said horribie things," she recalls with a fastidious Opposite page, lèit to right: Ruth Warrick {АП -My Children), Tudi Wiggins (Love of Lite) and Eileen Fulton (As the World Turns) Right: Susan Lucci (All My Children) shudder, "On. the other stocked with everything imaginable in sterling silver from my fans.” Eileen isn’t the only soap- opera vil- -Jainess whose viewers get totally in- volved in her character. Margaret Ma- son was in a supermarket near her home опе day when she saw a woman look- ing at her intently. Maggie—the wicked vamp Linda Philips Anderson in Days of Our Lives—had observed that glare before. She smiled, hoping for the best. The woman, standing near the dairy products, reached down, fetched out a carton of milk and poured it all over Maggie's blonde head. Wheeling about, she left a stunned and soggy. Maggie. | "Fortunately, the store manager's wife watches the show," Maggie says. "So he knows me. He came up with a towel, mopped me up and apolo- gized." More frightening was her experience on the Ventura Freeway one morning as she was on her way to work. "А ty woman tried to force me off pe the road," she says. “She was trying to shove her car into mine. | just sped off." Maggie-—in real life, а gen- tle-natured cookie baker, con- tented wife and mother— is one of those actresses whom viewers revel in. reviling, both by mail — hand, im [ t | | ] i | pace. Insist- | a crowd of about 250,- 12 continued and, when the opportunity arises, in person. These actresses are not alone in having experiences the blander heroines of the soaps do not. Clearly, being the witch in a daytime series is far more dangerous than playing a bad girl in prime time. Viewers waich- ing during the day see these charac- ters in their own living rooms, Monday through Friday, while doing the iron- ing, dusting the coffee table or baking strudel. No wonder reality blurs and Lisa and Linda become as real as the neighbor everyone knows is cheating on her husband. Susan Lucci—Erica Kane Martin Brent in А My Children—does not see herself as the classic villainess, though. She explains her role as "just a girl trying to have a good time, whose main philoso- phy is 1 want it now'." Nonetheless, certain fans tend to see her as a very naughty lady—despite her own honorabie and happy marriage off-camera. ‘‘I was in a parade once," she recalls. “We were in 000, traveling in an antique open car mov- ing verrrrry slowly. At that time in the series I was involved with a character named Nick. Some man broke through, came right up to the car and said to me, ‘Why don't you give me a little bit of what you've been giving Nick.” Smiling bravely, Susan prayed. the- car would- step ир its ently, the man — hung on, de- manding Eri- 4 ca's favors. At last the police came and rescued her. Of course, there wouldn't be half so | much fun to the soaps without the machinations of the clever, devious, manipulative, seductive, egocentric, ev- erlastingly bad women like Lisa, Linda and Erica. Nothing exciting would ever happen in soapland sans these ladies, all so smoothly skilled in making trou- ble, setting teeth on edge and planning ever more deliciously depraved acts. After all, Medea, Becky Sharp and Scarlett O’Hara are far more interesting than the goody-gumdrop, tremulous- lower-lip types June Allyson was always portraying. Among the people behind the soap scenes—the writers and producers—there is a consensus that without the ladies-you-love-to-hate (a network euphemism), the average plot would be dull. However, the ladies can't be all bad or they would be "parody or comedy," says John Conboy, executive pro- ducer of The Young and the Restless. "You can't have a pure bitch, there is no such thing. $ These women may M seem evil at times or have low mo- tives, but there's no one on my- show without an under- standable purpose for the way she behaves.” “Erica symbol- izes the woman who wreaks havoc but suffers her- Jacqueline Zeman Kaufman, left; | (General Hospital) and Margaret | Mason (Days of Our Lives). | capped children. | self," says Agnes Nixon creator of АЛ | My Children. “That's why she's interest- ing. Now Phoebe Tyler [Ruth Warrick] is a different kind of witch—more of a spoiled darling." People's fascination with the minx in a daytime series—rather than. with ihe archetypal suffering ingenue—is easily explainable, says former Days of Our Lives writer Ann Marcus. “Its seeing someone act out their hos- tilities and aggressions. are most likely people who have to control those feelings." But that's only | one side of the manic pleasure for the audience; the other is the natural de- sire on the part of those brought up in the Puritan ethic to see the wicked punished for their transgressions. The virago-temptress in daytime pro- gramming must be possessed of at least one specific qualification. Plain girls, or merely attractive women, or even cute ones simply aren’t in com- petition. Jacqueline Smith, vice presi- dent of daytime programming at ABC, says definitively: “А bitch-goddess in the soaps has to have physical beauty. This kind of woman can get away with all the things you and | couldn't be- cause pretty is still what it's all about." Pause. “Oh dear, Betty Friedan will die.” In contrast to their hyperbolic lives on the soaps, most of the actresses playing these roles are hearthside types —triendly, loyal and true. Susan Lucci claims that the life Erica leads would be impossible for her: "Look at her—only. 27 and she's had three marriages. That's too hectic for me." Tudi Wiggins —1he selfish and ostentatiously unkind Meg Hart in Love of Life—spends much of her own time working with handi- Jacqueline Zeman Kaufman, who seems nearly psychotic in her role as Bobby Spencer in Gen- eral Hospital, goes home every night and apologizes to her grandmother. "She told me | was embarrassing her," Jackie says. For some actresses, acting the witch TV GUIDE JULY 7, 1979 The viewers | is agreeably cathartic. Jane Elliot, the termagant ne plus ultra Tracy Quarter- main, in General Hospital, goes home every night feeling just wonderful. She thinks it's the heroines who go home. at night feeling awful. "All those mis- carriages, broken marriages, unhappy love affairs must put a damper on their real lives," she says. Having scoured herself of whatever mean spirits she might be harboring during the working day, Tracy goes home tranquil as a tabby. Assuredly, the villainous women in TV soaps have an effect on the lives of people watching them. About two years ago, Eileen Fulton made a per- sonal appearance in Texas. “There must have been 10,000 people," she says. She was surrounded by her usual cordon of protective cops. A woman, calling out “1 have to see her, | have to see her," wrestled her way through the crowd. People made way for her. The reason was obvious: she was enor- mously pregnant. When she gained Eileen's side, she said: "I'm in labor, but | have to have your autograph. Quick. My husband is taking me to the hospital right now." Eileen signed away as rapidly as she could. “The woman had another child in her arms, too," Eileen recalls. “1 handed her the auto- graph and she said to me, ‘I'd call my new child Lisa after you, but | already called this one Lisa'" Then off she went to the hospital. Rock stars, movie actors, renowned athletes: and popular Presidents often have children named for them, of course. No doubt 10 years’ time will see a plethora of little boys standing up in class and answering to the name of John Travolta Whoever. Or Muham- mad Ali Something. Or Jimmy Carter You All. But naming a child after a soap villainess? All those tiny Lisas, Ericas, Lindas, Megs, Tracys and Bobbys are obviously destined to grow up to be bad girls everyone will love to hate. (E) 13 THE SUN- . ANDTV-RISES For early birds this summer, there's an ambitious course on the mysteries of Asia By Stephen Steiner The little-known cultures of the Orient are now being demystified for Amer- ican television viewers—at 6:30 (ET) in the morning. For that is when CBS has been presenting its thrice-weekly “Asia: Half the Human Race" on Summer Semester, a warm-weather version of the long-running Sunrise Semester. The 30-part series of half-hour lec- tures and interviews, which concludes July 20, was prepared by The Asia Society, an educational organization; 14 together with New Jersey’s Bergen Community College, which is granting academic credit; and WCBS-TV, where it is produced. “This is the largest series on Asia ever done on American television," says Robert B. Oxnam, pro- gram director of the China Council of The Asia Society, who conceived the idea for the program and is its host. Asia is a big subject, and viewers will need all their concentration to make sense out of a part of the world that befuddies even the experts. "Asia is in many ways a secret place," says Rob- ert M. Shaplen, Southeast Asian cor- respondent for The New Yorker maga- zine and one of the show's experts. “Н takes you five to 10 years to understand what Asia's all about, so you can re- late parts of it to each other. What's going on there is incomprehensible not only to the viewers but to the people who talk about it. Look at the Indochina conflicts. You can get 20 different points of view from 20 different experts. And we have to explain it in a half hour, dealing with countries that are so far away that the average viewer can't place most of them on a map." For more than 20 years, Sunrise Se- mester and its more recent offshoot, Summer Semester, have been present- ing similar kinds of intellectual chal- lenges. Because the shows are not sponsored, there are no Nielsen rat- ings, but informal surveys by CBS es- timate that more than a million people watch it every morning on more than 90 stations. To keep the attention of that many people, producer-director Roy Allen must turn scholars into performers. “I tell them, forget you're on television. Stand there and talk to one person. lf you make a mistake, don't panic. With three minutes left in one taping, one lecturer stopped talking, looked at the camera and said, 'That's all. I’m done.’ She was so nervous, she didn't interpret the time cues right." The experts on the Asia series in- clude professors, businessmen, former ambassadors and journalists, including Shaplen and Theodore H. White. "They all have an engaging brilliance about them. We know how dull television can be if you pick the wrong players," says Oxnam. "Getting them was easy," he explains. "We know them, they know us. They're eager to stimulate interest in Asia." The series has been divided into broad areas: an introduction to Asia, and segments on the major countries and geographical regions, concluding with prospects for the future. Through- out, several major themes will appear. plaining Asia, you have to constantly define and redefine what you're talking about," says Oxnam. “The common themes are our stake in postwar Asia, which is not necessari a military stake; the diversity of Asia; its economic growth; and the interaction of traditions and contemporary life.” Many of the insights produced by the series come in interviews con- ducted by Oxnam with guest experts. Most of the shows, in fact, use this discussion format. For the sake of spontaneity, these sessions are not re- hearsed, though the participants do share their ideas with each other before going in front of the cameras. But experts commenting on abstruse topics can easily become the deadly talking heads feared by producers of television news. To liven things up a bit, the series uses maps, photographs of current events, works of art, scenes from contemporary life and even video tapes of dance performances. But only io a point. "|t is our assumption that it requires a certain degree of commitment to watch this show in the first place," Oxnam says. "When you deal with top- flight minds and stimulating discussion, that's the excitement. You don't have to rely on visuals." The Asia series is so far removed from show business, in fact, that it appears to be better suited for prime time on public television than for the dawn's early light on CBS. "If we had two or three million dollars to under- take a Civilisation—East, and if PBS were to be the place for it, we could do something outstanding on Asia that would have an impact for a decade," declares Oxnam. “But we don't have the money or the two or three years we'd need to make it work. That's the next step. This series will let people see what can be done in the future. In a sense, it is a high-quality introduction to what the eventual show might "To overcome the difficulties of ex- | be." @9 TV GUIDE JULY 7, 1979 15 79“ Marlboro LIGHTS Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerousto Your Health. — ——————Á" TV Update Los Angeles—The member stations of the Public Broadcasting Service have approved a reorganization plan that should lead to a wider selection of pro- grams for public television. At their an- nual meeting here, the stations voted in favor of dividing PBS into three pro- gramming "networks." By using a satellite, the three services can trans- mit programs simultaneously. Each PBS station can then decide which of the programs it will put on the air. One of the networks will carry pro- grams of national interest, the enter- tainment and cultural offerings that appeal to a broad audience. The second service will offer material of more limited interest (including the works of independent producers), or of interest to a particular region of the country. The third network will carry educational programming. The plan is largely the creation of Hartford Gunn, vice chairman of PBS. "The more we do to reach for general audiences, the less we are able to ad- dress the needs of specific audiences. And often we shut out general audi- ences," says Gunn. “This plan takes advantage of the satellite capability to give viewers more diversity.” Programmers at the three major net- works are eyeing each other warily, wondering which one will be the first to announce a major prime-time attrac- tion for the last week before the new season Officially opens. It is known that NBC is giving serious considera- tion to scheduling Holocaust, the suc- cessful 9 1/2 hour miniseries dramatiz- ing the destruction of Europe's Jews | by the Nazis, for that period. The other DALLAS/FORT WORTH EDITION PBS Approves Switch To ‘Three-Network’ Programming Setup networks, which had apparently been hoping to avoid pre-season program- ming pyrotechnics, will now have to think about programming against Holocaust. NBC's proposed ploy is similar to the strategy used by ABC two years ago when it jumped the gun by scheduling Washington: Behind Closed Doors, a Watergate drama, for six consecutive nights during the final pre-season week. Fred Silverman, now president of NBC, was running ABC at the time. Washington got solid ratings and was an effective promotional vehicle for the network’s new schedule. And ABC repeated the strategy by rerunning Roots just before the '78- 79 season began. This year ABC had not planned to program a big miniseries in the pre- season period. “Ме don't want to fall into a predictable pattern," said Sy Amlen, an ABC programming vice president. CBS also hoped to stay away from using up expensive, promo- table shows that it would need later in - the season. CBS programmer Bud Grant said, "There's an attitude here that there's been enough schedule churning.” But now that NBC is on the verge of running Holocaust, ABC and CBS may have to change their plans. Two months before the new season's shows make their debuts, the networks are ordering their replacements. In- tense competition in the past few years has led programmers to commission a Continued on next page TV GUIDE, 820 Two Turtle Creek Village, Dallas, Texas 75219, (214) 526-2286. TV GUIDE A-1 As We See It [|] It was a tragic and unwelcome television first. On the nightly news shows one late spring evening, mil- lions of Americans saw ABC-TV corre- spondent Bill Stewart shot and killed by a Nicaraguan national guardsman. Stewart's crew, in a van plainly marked ТУ and periodistas [journal- ists], taped as the correspondent, his press card in hand, first was forced to his knees by a guardsman brandishing a rifle. He motioned for Stewart to lie flat on his stomach, and he did. The guardsman walked up to him and kicked him, once, then stepped back. Finally, the guardsman walked up to Stewart, aimed the rifle at his head and fired. As Stewart's body jumped at the bullet's impact, the camera wheeled upward and blacked out. (Stewart's translator also was killed.) : C] Although there is no way of know ing why Stewart was shot, news ac- counts of his death noted the Nicara- TV Update/Continued record number of ‘‘second-season” shows for so early a date. CBS’s Bud Grant observes, "Instead of abandon- ing shows we liked that missed the fall schedule, we can have them available in mid-season.” “If you have a good show, you’ll need it sooner or later,” says ABC vice president for series development Tom Werner. “This ac- knowledges that development is a year-round continuum." ` CBS's commitments include: Knot's Landing, a spinoff from Dallas featuring the Gary Ewing character. Hagen, a detective show with Chad Everett as a mountain man who moves to San Francisco. The Contender, a drama with Marc Singer as a promising boxer. Young Maverick, with Charles Frank as the title character, a relative of Bret and Bart. Phyl & Mikhy, a comedy about two married Olympians, one American, the guan government's growing hostility toward foreign journalists, whom they apparently see as allies of the insur- gent forces. Whatever the reasons, we Saw, as we watched the almost leisure- ly slaying on TV, not oniy a personal tragedy, but also an appalling example of the dark side of television's hold over us. It was not just its power, much com- mented on during the Vietnam years, to "bring war into our living rooms." It was not merely that Stewart's crew was able to show millions all over the world how he died. Rather, what was most striking was television's power tó arouse murderous passions by its very presence. In crowds, on battlefields, wherever there is confrontation, televi- Sion reporters are increasingly likely to be treated not as neutral observers, but as enemies. We saw on that spring evening that the Box we.so depend on for entertainment has another side, one that, after watching the way Bill Stewart died, we will always be aware of when we watch the news. other Russian. NBC's projects emphasize comedy, which it feels can be better introduced away from the beginning of the season and next to the hits it hopes to have established. Among its shows are: United States, a comedy from M'A'S*H's creator, Larry Gelbart, focusing on ‘һе states of matrimony.” Joe's World, a comedy from Norman Lear's workshop about a house painter and his five children. Good Time Harry, the humorous chronicle of a roguish San Francisco sportswriter. Wally Brown, a comedy about two high-school buddies, one black, the other white. Skag, a drama featuring Karl Malden as a steelworker. The writer is Kojak's creator, Abby Mann. ABC has ordered Stone, a drama with Dennis Weaver as “а police officer turned superstar writer" who is resent- ed by his colleagues. Its comedies in- clude an adaptation of the movie "Semi-Tough." —Rick Cohen The Screening Room Previews of noteworthy series and specials by TV GUIDE programming editors. For movie choices, see ‘This Week's Movies,’ by Judith Crist, in this section. This week, a live debate on SALT Il, a pair of excellent first-run concerts and the repeat of a marvelous British come- dy offer a welcome change of pace from the usual summer doldrums. SATURDAY. Growing old gracefully is the subject of Prime Time, a four-part series that bows tonight (6 PBS). Don McNeill, familiar to many as the host of ABC Radio’s “Breakfast Club" for 35 years, narrates the shows, which fea- ture conversations with elderly people who exemplify positive approaches to aging . . The new weekly concert series Summerfest '79 (9 PBS; live to some areas) opens with four pianists who span the history—and bridge the styles—of 20th-century jazz. Eubie Blake, Marian McPartland, George Shearing and Teddy Wilson perform at Wolf Trap Park in Vienna, Va. SUNDAY. 60 Minutes (7 CBS) reruns a candid and at times heart-wrenching profile of writer Josh Greenfeld, his wife Foumi and their 12-year-old autis- tic son, Noah. Despite years of therapy, Noah (the subject of two of Green- feld's books) remains severely handi- capped. And his autism has taken an emotional toll on his parents, who dis- cuss the frustration, anguish and an- ger they feel toward their uncom- prehending son Flutist James Galway's graceful renditions of works, ranging from Debussy’s "Clair de Lune" to John Denver's ‘‘Annie’s Song," light up the 10th-season open- er of Evening at Pops (8 PBS). What emerges is the personal charm of Gal- мау, who at one point indulges in a bit of trish whimsy by playing a folk dance on a penny whistle. - TUESDAY. Great Performances reruns "The Norman Conquests," Alan Ayck- bourn's comic trilogy about the joys and woes of marriage. Beginning to- night (9 PBS) and continuing Wednes- day and Thursday (in most areas), the plays describe the same English coun- try weekend—from three different points of view. Common to all three, though, is the superb performance of Tom Conti (a recent Tony winner for "Whose Life Is It Anyway?") as Nor- man, a blithe—and lustful—librarian who is trying to seduce his sister-in- law. . . SALT Il, said President Carter in a June 18 address to a joint session of Congress, ‘will undoubtedly become the most exhaustively dis- cussed and debated treaty for our time—perhaps for all time." While NBC and CBS have already given air time to SALT Ils opponents, an NBC News Special telecast tonight (9:30; live to most areas) marks one of the first face- to-face confrontations between those for and against the pact. The debate, which pits two rival teams of experts, originates from the Eisenhower Thea- ter of Washington, D.C.'s, John F. Ken- nedy Center for the Performing Arts. THURSDAY. That Horowitz. among hares, Bugs Bunny, and the Arthur Rubinstein of the eider set, Daffy Duck, are at the pianos for a reprise of Carni- val of the Animals (8 CBS), a delightful interpretation of Saint-Saens' whimsi- cal “zoological fantasy" that combines cartoon sequences and live action with poetry by Ogden Nash. їп some areas network shows may not be seen on the days and times indicated. Times are Eastern. TV GUIDE A-3 : А-4 TV GUIDE Letters MATTERS OF STATE Whether it was intended by Richard Valeria- ni in his report about Kissinger's and Vance's attitudes toward the press or not [The World According to ‘Henry К’ and 'Су- rus the Gray'," June 9], what сате across to me was that the author preferred Mr. Kiss- inger's superficial camaraderie with the press, and his humor, to Secretary Vance's full concentration on ‘his overwhelmingly complex job. |, for one, felt far more confi- dent with a Secretary of State who is at- | tempting to guide our country wisely through these erratic and turbulent times in the world's affairs, without fanfare, than with an adroit, adept juggler of people and of vital issues, who was constantly self- aware and conscious of the image he was making on others. Я Carol S. Kindquist Skillman, N.J. Bring Kissinger back! | loved his sense of humor, immense “presence” and flamboy- ant adventures. With Boring Cyrus, all you get (yawn) are statements, uttered in a ro- bot-like monotone. Cyrus may be good but Kissinger was great and enlivened the news! Chani Susan Fischer Gardena, Cal. APPEALING ANALYSIS Since reading the article “James Garner Be- lieves in Good Coffee—and a Mean Punch" [June 2], | have been trying to analyze my own fondness for The Rockford Files. One reason was pointed out by my mother: [it] is the one truly nonsexist television series on the air. There are no regular female charac- ters on the show spouting feminist ideolo- | gies. But the weekly episodes never fail to include at least one intelligently portrayed woman in a responsible position. As far as | am concerned, the quiet, understated way in which The Rockford Files presents liberated females to its audience is worth more to the American women's movement than Ann Ro- mano [One Day at a Time], Edith Bunker [A// Correspondence for this department should be addressed to Letters Depart- ment, TV GUIDE, Radnor, Pa. 19088. No anonymous letters will be published. . in the Family] and Alice [A/ice] all rolled into one. - : Salli B. Madden Brooklyn DECADE OF DISGRUNTLEMENT? At a time when we expect so much of others and so little of ourselves, it is heartening to hear a voice like Mr. Annenberg's actually commending Mr. Carter for “doing his level best to solve our problems . RETE Summer of Discontent,” June 16]. This just has to be the thinking of many more Ameri- cans who must realize that “We are not an easy nation to govern.” And since Mr. Carter is "the only President we've got," we should extend to him our very best prayers, efforts and certainly our best respect. For if we look closely, we will see that, to a great ex- tent, our own selfish habits and abuse of rights such as that of free speech are the causes of much of what is wrong with us. Maggie R. Johnson Jackson, Miss. Re: "A Summer of Discontent": It hasn't been just a summer—it's been a decade! So, as the decade of the '70s draws to a close, | suggest that it be given a name. How about this? The Decade of Disgruntlement. E. Scott Pattison Dunedin, Fla. PEN PALS Last summer with my savings ! went to Den- mark to visit my pen pal Charlotte, whom | received from Big Blue Marble's ‘‘Dear Pen Pal" service. Thank you for doing that fun article on such a wonderful public service ["! Want a Blonde, Blue-eyed Pen Pal Who Has a Goldfish Named Tom," June 16]. In- ternational Telephone and Telegraph [spon- sor of the show] gave me the opportunity to meet people, see Europe and learn lots. And guess what? Soon my sister's pen pal from Norway is coming for the summer. : Tenney Walsh Madison, Conn. Saturday, CBS The Spikes Gang Saturday, NBC Wilma Sunday, NBC The Triangle Facto- ry Fire Scandal Sunday, ABC The Tamarind Seed So you can see Julie Andrews and Omar Sharif and Liza Minnelli and Lee Marvin and Blythe Danner and Ken Howard—and still find that it’s not much of a network-movie week. The Tamarind Seed is a movie-mov- ie, plain and pure, the kind of romantic adventure we used to get when Irene Dunne and Bette Davis clashed ac- cents and melted hearts respectively, and respectably, with Charles Boyer and Paul Henreid. It was a time when lovers could be 30-plus and gorgeous, talk in the moonlight instead of in the sack, dance cheek-to-cheek and even say, so help me, “They're playing our song." In this Blake Edwards movie it's Julie Andrews and Omar Sharif who meet in a posh Barbados resort where she's recovering from a blighted ro- mance and he from overwork. An- drews, a widow, is a confidential assis- tant in London's Home Office; Sharif, with a highly placed wife in Moscow, is the second-in-command of the Rus- sian secret police, disguised as the military attaché at the Soviet Embassy in Paris. Get the picture? You will, by wallowing in its class, which is pro- vided by the stars and such fine sup- porting players as Anthony Quayle, Os- car Homolka, Daniel O'Herlihy and Sylvia Syms. And would you believe—''our" song is titled "Play It Again.” Scarcely one of our more subtle moviemakers, Otto Preminger sustains his unblemished record for debasing the popular to the vulgar with his 1970 Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie | This Week's Movies By Judith Crist A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Story Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon Wednesday, CBS Rendezvous Hotel Monday, NBC Tuesday, CBS Moon. | hasten to wonder whether in- deed there is a fiimmaker capable of translating to the realities of the screen Marjorie Kellogg's excruciat- ingly sensitive and fragile story of three people twisted into monstrous persons and personalities who discov- er the tenderness and affection behind the barriers they have erected to pro- tect themselves from others. The hide- ously disfigured crippled woman, the young man with a fatal neurological disease and the homosexual paraple- gic who found a life together outside an institution have been prettied up by Preminger via Minnelli, Howard and Robert Moore. The result is an undis- tinguished soapy story that glosses over all the harsh unpleasantries and slushes us with sentimentality to the point past compassion. James Coco, as a friendly fish dealer, is the most ap- pealing person on hand. The big refreshment among pre- mieres comes by way of Esther Wil- liams and 1952's Million Dollar Mer- maid, the CBS Tuesday late movie, a big splashy spectacular loosely. based on the life of Annette Kellerman, proponent, in 1912, of the one-piece swim suit. All sorts of swimming in and out of Busby Berkeley productions, ballets under and over water are glued together by a silly show-biz story in- volving Victor Mature, a kangaroo, Da- vid Brian and even Rin-Tin-Tin, but the star—and her material—are remarka- bly well-suited for your entertainment. - The ABC Tuesday late movie offers . Continued on page A-64 TV GUIDE A-5 TV Movie Guide SATURDAY 11:00 A.M. (39) "SMOKE SIGNAL" (Adventure) Dana Andrews, Piper Lau- rie, Rex Reason, William Talman. 1:00 P.M. (11) " TARZAN'S MAGIC FOUN- TAIN" (Adventure) Lex Barker. 8:00 P.M. (4) "THE SPIKES GANG" (Western) Lee Marvin, Gary Grimes, Ron Howard, Charlie Martin Smith. 8:00 P.M. (5) “WILMA” (Biography) Shirley Jo Finney, Cicely Tyson, Joe Seneca, Jason Bernard. 8:00 P.M. (39) "TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST" (Adventure) Alan Ladd, Brian Donlevy. 10:30 P.M. (8) "PAPER LION" (Comedy) Alan Alda, Lauren Hutton, David Doyle, Alex Karras. 11:30 P.M. (4) "OF LOVE AND DESIRE" (Drama) Merle Oberon. 1:05 A.M. (8) "SKI PARTY" (Musical) Frankie Avalon, Hickman, Deborah Walley. 1:30 A.M. (5) "THE BEAST WITH FIVE FIN- GERS” (Thritler) Robert Alda, Andrea King, Peter Lorre, Victor Francen. 2:50 A.M. (8) “MASTER OF THE WORLD” (Adventure) Vincent Price. 4:45 A.M. (8) “THE UNDEÀD” (Thriller) Pamela Duncan. Dwayne SUNDAY 12:30 P.M. (5) “DEATH CRUISE” (Mystery) Richard Long, Polly Bergen, Michael Constantine, Edward Albert. 1:30 P.M. (8) “MYSTERIOUS MR. WONG” (Thriller) Wallace Ford, Bela Lugosi. 2:00 P.M. (11) "BLONDIE'S HERO" (Comedy) Penny Singleton. 6:00 P.M. (11) "CUSTER OF THE WEST" (Western) Robert Shaw, Mary Ure, Jef- frey Hunter, Ty Hardin, Robert Ryan. 7:00 P.M. (5) "THE TRIANGLE FACTORY FIRE SCANDAL" (Drama) Tom Bosley, Tovah Feldshuh, Stephanie Zimbalist, Ted Wass. A-6 TV GUIDE Use this to plan your week's movie viewing. More details in the listings. 8:00 P.M. (8) "THE TAMARIND SEED" (Drama) Julie Andrews, Omar Sharif, Anthony Quayle, Daniel O'Herlihy. 9:00 P.M. (11) "DIAL A DEADLY NUMBER" (Mystery) Gary Collins, Gemma Jones, Linda Liles, Beth Morris. 11:00 P.M. (8) "VILLA RIDES" (Biography) Yul Brynner, Robert Mitchum, Charles Bronson, Grazia Buccella, Robert Viharo, Herbert Lom, Frank Wolff, Alexander Knox. 11:45 P.M. (4) "CRY FOR HAPPY" (Comedy) Glenn Ford, Donald O'Con- nor, Miiko Taka, James Shigeta. MONDAY 9:00 A.M. (39) “SO THIS IS PARIS" (Musical) Tony Curtis. 1:00 P.M. (11) "DR. KILDARE'S CRI- SIS" (Drama) Lew Ayres, Laraine Day. 3:00 P.M. (8) “PD CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN" (Drama) Susan Hayward. 8:00 P.M. (5) “А LOVE AFFAIR: THE ELEA- NOR AND LOU GEHRIG STORY" (Drama) Blythe Danner, Edward Herr- mann, Patricia Neal. 9:00 P.M. (11) "AFTER THE THIN MAN" (Mystery) William Powell, Myrna Loy, James Stewart, Elissa Landi. 10:30 P.M. (8) "PETE KELLY'S BLUES" (Drama) Jack. Webb, Janet Leigh. 11:00 P.M. (13) TIGER BAY" (Drama) Hayley Mills, Horst Bucholz. 11:15 P.M. (11) “THE HARDYS RIDE HIGH" (Comedy) Mickey Rooney. 12:25 A.M. (4) "I NEVER SANG FOR MY FATHER" (Drama) Melvyn Douglas, Gene Hack- man, Estelle Parsons. 3:00 A.M. (8) “DESTROY ALL MONSTERS” (Science Fiction) Akira Kubo. TUESDAY 9:00 A.M. (39) “IF | WERE KING" (Drama) Ronald Colman, Frances Dee. Í 1 i 1:00 P.M. (11) “THE YOUNG SAV- AGES" (Drama) Burt Lancaster, Dina Merrill, Shelley Winters, Edward Andrews. 3:00 P.M. (8) “WHERE LOVE HAS GONE" (Dráma) Susan Hayward, Bette Davis. 8:00 P.M. (4) “TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME, JUNIE MOON" (Drama) Liza Minnelli, Ken Howard, Robert Moore, James Coco. 9:00 P.M. (11) “THE UFO INCIDENT" (Drama) Estelle Parsons, James Earl Jones, Barnard Hughes. 10:30 P.M. (8) "SHIP OF FOOLS" (Drama) Simone Signoret, Oskar Werner, Vivien Leigh, Lee Marvin, Jose Ferrer, Michael Dunn, Heinz Ruehmann, George Segal. 11:00 P.M. (11) “MAGNIFICENT THIEF” (Drama) Robert Wagner. 11:00 P.M. (13) “SO LONG AT THE FAIR" (Drama) Jean Simmons, Dirk Bogarde, David Tomlinson, Andre Morell. 12:25 A.M. (4) “THE LEGEND OF VALENTINO" (Drama) Franco Nero, Suzanne Plesh- ette, Yvette Mimieux, Judd Hirsch. 1:55 A.M. (8) “I WANT HER DEAD" (Mystery) Twiggy, Michael Witney. 4:10 A.M. (8) "THE AMAZING TRANSPAR- ENT MAN" (Science Fiction) Marguerite Chap- | man, Douglas Kennedy. WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. (39) "FRONTIER GAL" (Western) Rod Caifieron, Yvonne De- Carlo, Beverly Simmons, Andy Devine. 1:00 P.M. (11) “HOOK, LINE AND. SINKER" (Comedy) Jerry Lewis, Anne Francis. 3:00 P.M. (8) "STOLEN HOURS" (Drama) Susan Hayward. 8:00 P.M. (4) *RENDEZVOUS HOTEL" (Comedy-Drama) Bill Daily, Jeff Red- ford, Teddy Wilson, Talya Ferro. 9:00 P.M. (11) "EASY RIDER" (Drama) Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper, Jack Nicholson, Karen Black. 10:30 P.M. (8) “THE EMPEROR OF THE NORTH POLE.” (Adventure) Lee Marvin, Ernest Borg- nine, Keith Carradine, Charles Tyner. 11:00 P.M. (11) *THE LIBERATION OF L.B. JONES" (Drama) Lee J. Cobb, Anthony Zerbe, Roscoe Lee Browne, Lola Falana. 11:00 P.M. (13) “THREE CASES OF MUR- . DER" (Mystery) Orson Welles. 3:35 A.M. (8) “IT’S A BIKINI WORLD" (Musical) Deborah Walley. THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. (39) *JOHNNY COME LATE- үү” (Drama) James Cagney. 1:00 P.M. (11) *ON BORROWED TIME" (Fantasy) Sir Cedric Hardwicke. 3:00 P.M. (8) "BACK STREET" (Drama) Susan Hayward, John Gavin, Vera Miles, Virginia Grey. 9:00 P.M. (11) “THE EXECUTIONER” (Adventure) George Peppard, Joan Collins, Judy Geeson, Oscar Homolka. 10:30 P.M. (8) *DONOVAN'S REEF" (Comedy) John Wayne, Lee Marvin. 11:00 P.M. (11) “ENTER LAUGHING" (Comedy) Reni Santoni, Jose Ferrer. 11:00 P.M. (13) “GREEN FOR DANGER” (Mystery) Alistair Sim, Trevor Howard, Leo Genn. 3:25 A.M. (8) “RETURN OF THE GIANT MONSTERS” (Science Fiction) Kojiro Hongo, Ki- chijiro Ueda, Reiko Kashara. FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. (39) “WILD HARVEST" (Drama) Alan Ladd, Robert Preston. 1:00 P.M. (11) “THE ANDERSON TAPES” (Crime Drama) Sean Connery, Dyan Cannon, Martin Balsam. 3:00 P.M. (8) “WHITE WITCH DOCTOR” (Drama) Susan Hayward, Robert Mitchum, Walter Slezak. ў 9:00 P.M. (11) "WHEN MICHAEL CALLS” (Thriller) Ben Gazzara, Elizabeth Ash- ley, Michael Douglas. 10:30 P.M. (8) “PAINT YOUR WAGON" (Musical) Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood, Jean Seberg, Harve Presnell. 11:00 P.M. (11) “MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE.” (Thriller) Jason Robards, Christine Kaufmann, Herbert Lom, Lilli Palmer. 12:25 A.M. (4) “ONE MORE TIME" (Comedy) Peter Lawford; Sammy Da- vis Jr., Maggie Wright, Leslie Sands. 3:40 A.M. (8) "MACHINE GUN KELLY” (Crime Drama) Charles Bronson. 5:15 A.M. (8) “ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES” (Thriller) Ken Clarke, Yvette Vickers. TV GUIDE A-7 Sports and Specials TV SPORTS GUIDE (8) SATURDAY : Wimbledon Tennis 8 A.M. (5) Men's and women's finals. Pan American Games 1:30 P.M. (4) Telecast from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Baseball 1:30 P.M. (39) Astros vs. Cubs.. Pro Soccer 2 P.M. (8) Sting vs. Express. Baseball 2:15 P.M. (5) Tigers vs. Brewers. Pro Bowling 3:30 P.M. (4) Fresno Open. Golf 4 P.M. (4) . Western Open. Wide World of Sports 4 P.M. (8) Auto racing; cliff diving. Star Soccer 6 P.M. (13) JAMES DICKEY . . . made his reputa- tion writing “Deliverance.” Before that, he once made his living writing soft- drink commercials. Read about his experiences, next week in TV GUIDE. SUNDAY Pan American Games 12:30 P.M. (4) Telecast from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Women's Sports Special 2:30 P.M. (8) Highlights of the AIAW season. Golf 3 P.M. (4) Western Open. Sportsworld 3 P.M. (5) Diving; weightlifting. Wide World of Sports 3:30 P.M. (8) Boxing; weightlifting. MONDAY Baseball 7 P.M. (8) Pan American Games 11 P.M. (4) Highlights of the day's competition. TUESDAY Pan American Games 11 P.M. (4) Highlights of the day's competition. _ А-8 TV GUIDE WEDNESDAY Pan American Games 11 P.M. (4) Highlights of the day's competition. THURSDAY Baseball 7:30 P.M. (5) Rangers vs. Royals. Pan American Games 11 P.M. (4) Highlights of the day's competition. FRIDAY Baseball 7 P.M. (8) Pan American Games 11 P.M. (4) Highlights of the day's competition. NEXT WEEK IN TV GUIDE . . . science writer Isaac Asimov, with more than 200 books to his credit, looks at man's potential life on the moon. TV SPECIALS GUIDE (8) SATURDAY Goodbye America 3 P.M. (13) Two perspectives on the Revolution. Miss Texas Pageant 10:30 P.M. (11) 17th annual ceremony. Rites of Spring 2 A.M. (13) The plight of Canadian harp seals. TUESDAY NBC News Special 8:30 P.M. (5) A debate on SALT Il. ABC News Closeup 9 P.M. (8) A report on mind control. WEDNESDAY Great American Laugh-Off 7 P.M. (5) "Laugh-In" performers in concert. Your Turn: Letters to CBS News 11:15 P.M. (4) THURSDAY Carnival of the Animals 7 P.M. (4) A performance of Saint-Saens' suite. Dr. Seuss 7:30 P.M. (4) A repeat of “Ог. Seuss on the Loose.” 2 YEARS OF ARMY _ BEFORE COLLEGE. If you think you could get more out of college two years from now, consider the benefits of the Army’s new 2-year enlistment. 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CALL YOUR ARMY REPRESENTATIVE AT 800-431-1234. This offer not available in all locations. | This Week's TELEVISION GUIDE® " | BEGINNING SATURDAY, Li TV Programs MORNING 5 AM @ NEWS 5:30 € SUMMER SEMESTER Dilemmas of Science and Technology: Controversies over the use of land. 6 AM € FOR OUR TIMES—Religion Government regulations that affect re- ligious organizations are discussed by the Rev. Charles Whelan, a lawyer at New York's Fordham University. @ BETTER WAY . . . —Consumer Report ABC NEWS—Frank Reynolds Captioned for the hearing-impaired. 6:30 €9 ANIMAL WORLD @ COUNTERPOINT @ COUNTRY DAYBREAK—Report SESAME STREET—Children Т AM © POPEYE—Cartoons ЄЎ ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS ЄЎ FANGFACE—Cartoon Є MIGHTY MOUSE—Cartoons 7:30 @ FANTASTIC FOUR—Cartoons ЄЎ SCOOBY'S ALL-STARS ZOOM—Children @) WOODY WOODPECKER 8 AM @ BUGS BUNNY/ROAD RUNNER ЄЎ WIMBLEDON TENNIS Special: For seedings, see the Close- up opposite. (6 hrs.) [Pre-empts regular programming.] MISTER ROGERS—Children `Є@) ARCHIES—Cartoon 8:30 NEWS IN REVIEW VILLA ALEGRE—Children 9 AM € SUPERFRIENDS—Cartoons EXTENSION ‘79—Agriculture JULY 7, 1979 SESAME STREET—Children € POPEYE AND BUGS—Cartoons 9:30 Œ TARZAN/SUPER 7—Cartoons HOBAB—Children Є) SUPERMAN—Cartoon 10AM ) POLITICAL TALK—Republican ELECTRIC COMPANY—Children Є) BATMAN—Cartoon 10:15 LOS TIEMPOS 10:30 Œ BIGFOOT AND WILDBOY —Children Two men who can start earthquakes plan one of the biggest shakedowns of all time. Martin: Severn Darden. WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE? ZOOM—Children €® STAR TREK—Cartoon 11AM @ SPACE ACADEMY—Children A strange creature (Larry Dobkin) claiming to be from Loki's home plan- et forces the boy to steal a secret vola- tile compound from the lab. ЄЎ WIMBLEDON TENNIS—Continues Special: Coverage continues. See the Close-up opposite. (3 hrs.) @ PINK PANTHER—Cartoon POLITICAL TALK—Democrat (0 BIG BLUE MARBLE MOVIE—Adventure "Smoke Signal." (1955) A cavalry outfit braves the uncharted Colo- rado River to escape warring In- dians. Dana Andrews, Piper Laurie, Rex Reason. (2 hrs.) 11:15 €) TIME OUT WITH SCOTT 11:30 Œ FAT ALBERT—Cartoon A tale about a boy with a personal-hy- giene problem. CHANNELS LISTED IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH EDITION DALLAS ЄЗ KDFW-TV (CBS) (Єў WFAA-TV (ABC) KERA-TV (PBS) EÐ KXTX-TV (Ind.) All programs are in color ex- cept those designated by (BW) FORT WORTH ЄЗ KXAS-TV (NBC) KTVT-TV (Ind.) Cable-TV subscribers: please consult channel-conversion chart issued by the cable company to make sure you are tuning to the correct channel number. A-10 TV GUIDE -pj ЄЎ PEPPERMINT PLACE—Children PARENTS IN ACTION STUDIO SEE—Children AFTERNOON Noon @ ARK Il—Children А .25th-century version of “Oliver Twist" focuses on an old con man (Jonathan Harris) who leads a band of scavenging orphans. @ PROBE с SIGNS OF THE TIMES SESAME STREET—Children 12:30 Œ FILM FESTIVAL—Children Two lonely people—a divorced tele- phone lineman and a young migrant worker—find companionship in “Ап- gel and Big Joe," a 1975 Oscar winner (Best Live-Action Short). Big Joe: Paul Sorvino. Angel: Dadi Pinero. ЄЎ IN SEARCHOF . .. POINT OF VIEW—Interview 1 PM @ SHARK: MANEATER OR MYTH —Report Whether the shark's fearsome reputa- tion matches the facts is investigated. CHICAGO CUBS S. HOUSTON ASTROS SATURDAY 1:30 P.M. ED = nt E A аады WIMBLEDON TENNIS ) 8 АМ@ MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FINALS Special: Six-hour coverage—including NBC's first live telecast of the men’s final—of the world's oldest and most prestigious ten- nis tournament is telecast from the London suburb of Wimbledon. 8 A.M.: The men's singles final. Seeded first is Bjorn Borg, who is seeking to become the first man to win four successive Wimble- don titles since Anthony Wilding (1910-13). John McEnroe, conquerer of Borg and Jim- my Connors at the WCT Championship, is seeded second, followed by Connors (the 1974 winner here), Italian Open champion Vitas Gerulaitis, Roscoe Tanner and Guiller- mo Vilas. First prize: $40,000. 11 A.M. (time approximate): The women's singles final, played yesterday. Seedings: Defending champion Martina Navratilova, first; 1974 and ‘76 winner Chris Evert, second; 1971 victor Evonne Goolagong, third; Tracy Austin, fourth; 1977 champion Virginia Wade, fifth. First prize is $36,000. Rain would alter the schedule of play. TV GUIDE А-11 -». A-12 TV GUIDE Saturday 1PM to 6 PM Єў WILD KINGDOM Men and dogs track a marauding jag- uar through Mexican mountains. MOVIE—Adventure “Tarzan’s Magic Fountain." (1949) The ape man (Lex Barker) discovers a mythical jungle where inhabit- ants enjoy eternal youth. Jane: Brenda Joyce. (1 hr., 45 min.) : STUDIO SEE—Children € BASEBALL WARM-UP 1:30 ÆÐ PAN AMERICAN GAMES Special: Scheduled coverage includes swimming, diving, gymnastics, boxing and roller skating. Among the com- mentators are host Dick Stockton, Gary Bender, Muriel Grossfeld, Curt Gowdy, Tim Ryan and Gil Clancy. See the Close-up below. (2 hrs.) ЄЎ THRILLSEEKERS BIG BLUE MARBLE ЄЎ) BASEBALL The Astros vs. the Cubs at Chicago's " Wrigley Field. (Live) - 2 PM @ BASEBALL WARM-UP ЄЎ PRO SOCCER The Chicago Sting vs. the Detroit Ex- JULY 7, 1979 press in an NASL game at Pontiac, Mich. Jim McKay, Paul Gardner and Verne Lundquist report. (Live) 3 @® SESAME STREET—Children 2:15 @ BASEBALL The Detroit Tigers vs. the Brewers at Milwaukee. (Live) [Rain game: Minnesota Twins vs. Indi- ans at Cleveland.] 2:45 MYSTERIOUS DR. SATAN 3 PM FIESTA MEXICANA @9 GOODBYE AMERICA Special: A reenactment of a May 1776 © Parliamentary debate that might put an end to the fighting between Ameri- ca and England. (Repeat; 90 min.) 3:30 €B PRO BOWLING Special: Finalists vie for the $8000 winner's share of the $70,000 purse in the Fresno (Cal.) Open. (Live) VARIEDADES MUSICALES 4 PM @ GOLF Special: Third-round play in the West- ern Open. See Sunday's listing for de- tails. (Live) € WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS The second half of the current NAS- PAN AMERICAN GAMES SAT. 1:30 PM up SUN.12:30 PM © Special: The top amateur competition in the Western Hemisphere this year. It's the eighth Pan American Games in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where some 4500 athletes from 34 nations have assembled. The Games’ significance as а proving ground for Olympic athletes is borne out by its roster of past champions—a list that boasts Rafer Johnson (1955); Mark Spitz (1967); and Jennifer Chandler, Sugar Ray Leonard and Bruce Jenner (1975). ‚А preview of three events scheduled for coverage this weekend follows. Swimming: The U.S. won 27 of 29 gold medals at the '75 Games. Heading the ‘79 squad are Tracy Caulkins, a five-time winner at the '78 World Championships; and Jesse Vassallo, also a winner there. Boxing: Two-time Olympic heavyweight champion Teofilo Stevenson is one of five reigning world champs on Cuba's team. Track and field: Olympic discus champion Mac Wilkins and hurdler Renaldo Nehemiah top the U.S. contingent. The Cuban team in- cludes Olympic double gold medalist Alberto Juantorena and 1975 Pan American sprint champion Silvio Leonard. id c 0 CAR season opens with the Firecrack- er.400, taped at Daytona Beach, Fla. Entrants include Darrell Waltrip, the leader in the point standings going in- to the race; Cale Yarborough, the reigning Grand National champion; and Richard Petty, who won his rec- ord sixth Daytona 500 here last Febru- ary. Posted purse: $208,225. Bill Flem- . ming, Jackie Stewart and Chris Economaki report from Daytona Inter- national Speedway . . The Interna- tional Cliff Diving Championship, taped in Acapulco, Mexico. (90 min.). NEWTON/WEAVER WESTERN HOUR—Music EÐ LANCER—Western Murdoch, Teresa and Jelly endure a night of terror when Alton Gannett, an ex-lawman, shows up to even an old score. Gannett: James Olson. Murdoch: Andrew Duggan. (60 min.) 4:30 @ APPALACHIAN MOODS 5 PM Ё NFL GREAT TEAMS/GREAT YEARS/GREAT GAMES A look back at Super Bowl Ill, in which Joe Namath "guaranteed" that his New York Jets would defeat the heavi- ly favored Baltimore Colts. ЄЎ ENCOUNTER ’79—Public Affairs @D LAWRENCE WELK Tunes from the ‘70s include "Tie а Yellow Ribbon," “Feelings,” “I Write the Songs," "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue?" “Impossible,” “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown." (60 min.) THE LONG SEARCH—Religion The. Zen form of Buddhism is ob- served in Japan. (Repeat; 60 min.) E CHEYENNE—Western Taking a cue from "Hamlet," Chey- enne uses an old stage trick to trap a killer. Avalon: Jeff York. Jenny: Pat Crowley. (60 min.) 5:30 € CBS NEWS—Bob Schieffer @ NEWS 3 ЄЎ QUE PASA?—Rene Castilla EVENING 6 PM © @ NEWS @ HEE HAW Guests are Faron Young and Mickey Gilley. (60 min.) FBI—Crime Drama A journalist is the target of an escaped Federal prisoner who was his accom- Steve Allen's guests are worth | listening to. Steve’s brilliantly dif- ferent talk-show kicks off a new season —as Machiavelli, Sun Yat- Sen, Aristotle and Eliz- abeth Barrett Browning exchange views and sparkling conversation. Steve Allen's Meeting of Minds f Saturday 6 PM to 7 PM plice in blackmail. Davidson: Robert Foxworth. (60 min.) @ STAR SOCCER ED BIG VALLEY—Western Joy turns to mourning when Jarrod’s new bride is murdered—sending the grief-stricken man on a burning trail of vengeance. Jarrod: Richard Long. Hyatt: Michael Strong. Beth: Sandra Smith. (60 min.) 6:30 Œ 4-COUNTRY REPORTER ЄЎ SATURDAY—Michael Brown Art Linkletter is the guest. 7 PM @ BAD NEWS BEARS—Comedy Though she yearns to be ladylike, hot- shot hurler Amanda agrees to pitch one game for the Bears in exchange for a pair of French jeans from Butter- maker (Jack Warden). Amanda: Tricia Cast. Dr. Rappant: Catherine Hicks. Frosty: Bill Lazarus. Ogilvie: Sparky Marcus. Tanner: Meeno Peluce. En- gelberg: J. Brennan Smith. (Repeat) ЄЎ CHiPs—Crime Drama Distracted by his son's bike accident, Getraer (Robert Pine) mistakenly re- leases a narcotics suspect. Jon: Larry JULY 7, 1979 Wilcox. Ponch: Erik Estrada. Sindy: Brianne Leary. (Repeat; 60 min.) Guest Cast Timmy Getraer: 2722s Marc Gilpin Dame io ОКЕ A mented RT Kirk Galloway Мааз. ПИКЕ: Jackie Vernon ЄЎ BATTLESTAR GALACTICA —Science Fiction The Galactica's only avenue of escape from fighters is through a space corri- dor guarded by a Cylon laser cannon. First of two parts. Adama: Lorne Greene. Apollo: Richard Hatch. Star- buck: Dirk Benedict. Boomer: Herb Jefferson Jr. Tigh: Terry Carter. Box- ey: Noah Hathaway. Athena: Maren Jensen. (Repeat; 60 min.) Guest Cast Tende. cu on ES E Britt Ekland GROG e Eo A УЫ сй, Roy Thinnes POP GOES THE COUNTRY @ MEETING OF MINDS—Discussion Return: Actors portray historical fig- ures recalling their lives and times in this six-part series. The third season opens with creator-writer Steve Allen . playing host to Greek philosopher ‘ AE : j *% E. x Brought to you by products of the Procter & Gamble Co. At 8 she моге a leg brace. _ At 20 she was an Olympic champion. Starring Emmy Award winner Cicely Tyson and Shirley Jo Finney. The poignant, unforgettable drama of Wilma Rudolph, an Olympic gold medal · runner whose toughest race was with herself. LE Мба ах JULY 7, 1979 Aristotle (Bernard Behrens), Italian political theorist Machiavelli (Alfred Ryder), poet Elizabeth Barrett Brown- ing (Jayne Meadows Alien) and Chinese revolutionary Sun Yat-sen (Keye Luke). (60 min.) EÐ 12 O'CLOCK HiGH—Adventure 7:30 ÆÐ JUST FRIENDS—Comedy Checking out a rival new spa, Susan and Coral learn that it caters to gays— and who should they see there but Leonard (Gerrit Graham)! Susan: Stockard Channing. Coral: Sydney Goldsmith. Milt: Lou Criscuolo. Victo- па: Mimi Kennedy. Ingrid: Valorie Armstrong. (Repeat) THAT NASHVILLE MUSIC Ray Price, Dottsy, Charlie McCoy and Johnny Gimble are featured. 8 PM €9 MOVIE—Western A crusty old bank robber and three adolescent runaways form "The Spikes Gang” in this 1974 character study of unlikely outlaws in the old Southwest. (Repeat; 2 hrs.) Cast Saturday 7 PM to 8 PM MANOM ТЕ S Gary Grimes bes Richter. сезаз ея Ron Howard Tod Mayhew ....Charlie Martin Smith ЄЎ MOVIE—Biography "Wilma," a 1977 TV-movie about Wil- ma Rudolph, who won gold medals in the 100 and 200-meter dashes, and the 400-meter relay, at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome. There is documen- tary footage of those triumphs, but this story is mostly about the ones that came first, as Wilma (Shirley Jo Fin- ney) conquers a physical handicap— she wore a leg brace until age 12— and develops her talent in grueling years of training. (Repeat; 2 hrs.) Other Cast Blanche Rudolph ....... Cicely Tyson Ed- Mudo v o ros Joe Seneca Coach Ed Temple ..... Jason Bernard Eldridge ...... Denzel Washington Jr. [Pre-empts regular programming.] @ LOVE BOAT 1. A 9-year-old boy (Charlie Aiken) struggles to stop telling fibs at the urging of his parents (Mary Ann Mob- Harry Spikes и. Lee Marvin ley, Gary Collins). 2. A former model DN SUMMERFEST 79 8 PM GREAT JAZZ PIANOS Debut: A summer series of concerts from around the country begins with four top pianists—Eubie Blake, Marian McPartland, George Shearing and Teddy Wilson—performing solo, together and “ with their own backup groups—at Wolf Trap » Park in Virginia. (Live; 2 hrs., 30 min.) Scheduled Highlights ‘I'm Just Wild About Harry," "Memories of You," ragtime medley (including ‘‘Charles- ton Rag," which he wrote in 1899) ...... Blake "From This Moment On," “You and the Night and the Music," "Emily," "Ambiance," “In the Days of Our Love," "Matrix," “Sweet and Lovely,” There Is No Greater Love" M Ee PPM ur ЧИЕ cO LS e UN McPartland ‘The Lamp Is Low," "Lullaby of Birdland,” "Up a Lazy River," "Send In the Clowns," "Soon It's Gonna Rain" ............ Shearing "China Boy," George Gershwin and Fats Wall- етее ЕНИ ы Wilson TV GUIDE A-15 A-16 TV GUIDE Saturday 8 PM to 11:30 PM (Barbara Anderson), disfigured by an auto accident, contemplates suicide. 3. An illusionist and his longtime fian- cee (Vincent Price, Joan Blondell) look for magic in their tired romance, as passengers and crew prepare to celebrate Halloween. Captain: Gavin MacLeod. Julie: Lauren Tewes. Doc: Bernie Kopell. Gopher: Fred Grandy. Isaac: Ted Lange. (Repeat; 60 min.) MARTY ROBBINS' SPOTLIGHT —Variety Marty honors Sammi Smith with the help of Bob Luman. Sammi solos on "Help Me Make It thru the Night." SUMMERFEST '79— Music Debut: A live concert by four top pian- ists opens this new music series. For program details, see the Close- up on page A-15. (2 hrs., 30 min.) [Simulcast on KERA-FM (90).] EÐ MOVIE—Adventure "Two Years Before the Mast." (1946) Richard Henry Dana Jr.'s classic seagoing autobiography, powerful- ly filmed by John Farrow. Alan Ladd, Brian Donlevy, William Ben- dix, Barry Fitzgerald. (2 hrs.) 8:30 PORTER WAGONER—Music Guest: Roy Acuff (“I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry"). 9 PM € FANTASY ISLAND 1. A middle-aged woman (Janet Leigh) seeks a reunion with her children— twins she put up for adoption 30 years ago. 2. A faint-hearted librarian (Ken Berry) wants to be a ghost hunter. Roarke: Ricardo Montalban. Tattoo: Herve Villechaize. (Repeat; 60 min.) Additional Cast Edid so ЕТ Annette Funicello JULY 7, 1979 KeBlanci voc DES Larry Storch Tom Deerborn ....Christopher Stone гасу ac UAM улун Skye Aubrey WRESTLING 10РМ ЄЗ O ЄЎ NEWS Є? 700 CLUB—Religion 10:30 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS @ SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE The Grateful Dead sing ‘Casey Jones," “I Need a Miracle" and “Good Lovin'"" on this show from last Novem- ber. Comedy segments feature host Buck Henry as a doctor describing a strange Australian disease to an inter- viewer. (Repeat; 90 min.) ЄЗ MOVIE—Comedy : "Paper Lion." (1968) George Plimp- ton's account of his adventures as a Detroit Lion. Alan Alda, Lauren Hut- ton. (2 hrs., 5 min.) MISS TEXAS PAGEANT Special: The annual Miss Texas Pag- eant, telecast live from Fort Worth. The 62 contestants are judged on beauty, talent and personality; and the winner is crowned by Miss Texas 1978 Sandra Miller. Miss Texas 1979 will represent the state in the Miss Ameri- ca Pageant in September in Atlantic City, N.J. (90 min.) TO BE ANNOUNCED 11PM€B DICK CAVETT Director Milos Forman ("Hair") is the scheduled guest. GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS 11:30 ÆÐ MOVIE—Drama "Of Love and Desire." (1963) Story of a neurotic woman of affairs (Merle Oberon) in Mexico and her whirl of drinking, yachting, and searching for true love. Steve: ARI 10:30 TONIGHT SATURDAY GREAT MOVIE 4 1 Mid. JULY 7, 1979 Steve Cochran. Paul: Curt Jurgens. Gus: John Agar. (2 hrs.) DICK CAVETT The first of two scheduled programs with art historian and architect Vin- cent Scully. EÐ JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE ЄЎ SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN —Adventure Part 1 of two. A top-secret satellite crashes on an island that aliens are concealing by means of a force field. Steve: Lee Majors. Da-Nay: Robin Mattson. Torg: Jared Martin. (60 min.) IRONSIDE—Crime Drama Nostalgia and the mysterious death of an old friend bring Ironside (Raymond Burr) back to his small home town. Sam: Jackie Coogan. Fran: Elizabeth Baur. Karen: Anne Francis. (60 min.) Œ DICK CAVETT The conclusion of a scheduled inter- view with art historian and architect Vincent Scully. 12:30 @9 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS—Music 12:35 €3 NEWS 1 AM @ SHA NA NA—Variety Paul Anka sings "This Is Love." Sha Na Na sings a medley of Paul's songs, including "Diana," “Lonely Boy." NEWS 1:05 €39 MOVIE—Musical "Ski Party." (1965) Sun Valley is the locale for this teen-age romp, featuring the music of Lesley Gore, James Brown and the Famous Flames, and the Hondells. Frankie Avalon. (1 hr., 45 min.) 1:30 €9 NEWS ЄЎ MOViE—Thriller “The Beast with Five Fingers.” (1946) A Grand Guignolish tale of. a murdered victim's severed hand Seeking revenge. Robert Alda, An- drea King. (90 min.) © DAD'S ARMY 2 AM KB RITES OF SPRING—Documentary Special: A report on the controversy surrounding the killing of eastern Canada's harp-seal pups. (60 min.) 2:50 € MOVIE—Adventure "Master of the World." (1961) A mad Scientist, in 1848, uses a giant flying fortress to wage war on the world. Vincent Price, Charles Bronson. Adapted from Jules Verne’s stories. (1 hr., 55 min.) LIVE COVERAGE Miss Teras Pageant Miss Texas TONIGHT Saturday 11:30 PM to Sign-off 3 AM €B ARTHUR FIELDER: JUST CALL ME MAESTRO 4 AM BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL The philosophy of Thomas Jefferson is explained by author Garry Wills (“Inventing America"). (60 min.) 4:45 ЕЭ MOVIE—Thriller "The Undead." (1957) Experiments in reincarnation hurtle a scientist back to the Dark Ages. Helene: Pam- ela Duncan. Pendragon: Richard Gar- land. (90 min.) Mhe Sandra Miller 1978 ч 10:30 s TM. GUIDE A-417- | Sunday 5:30 AM to Noon MORNING 5:30 €9 NEWS 6 AM @ CAPITAL EYE &E WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 6:15 GB PATTERN FOR LIVING 6:30 € FAITH FOR TODAY &B VOICES ED PUBLIC POLICY FORUMS 6:45 ЄЎ HUMAN DIMENSION 7 AM @ WORDS OF LIFE @ CHURCHES OF CHRIST PRESENT &KE SESAME STREET—Children 7:15 ЄЗ JESUS TODAY @ WITH THIS RING—Religion 7:30 Є THE BIBLE SAYS ЄЎ CARPENTER'S CHILDREN —Religion @ JIMMY SWAGGART—Religion Є? DAN GRIFFIN—Religion 7:45 €9 CHURCH SERVICE 8 AM Є CHURCH SERVICE— Baptist ЄЎ CHILDREN'S HOUR—Religion ЄЎ ROBERT SCHULLER—Religion @D AMERICAN RELIGIOUS TOWN HALL KE MISTER ROGERS—Children Є LARRY JONES—Religion 8:15 €9 WAY OF TRUTH 8:30 €9 CHURCH SERVICE—Episcopal @ THAT'S LIFE!—Religion @ DAY OF DISCOVERY—Religion Part 2 of the message "Power from On High.” Music: "No, Not One." &E ELECTRIC COMPANY—Children ED GENE WILLIAMS PRESENTS WORLD CONCERN—Religion 8:45 €9 CATHOLIC NEWS 3 9 AM @ POINT OF VIEW—Discussion @ ORAL ROBERTS—Religion Richard Roberts’ sermon is ‘Where Is JULY 8, 1979 Jesus?” Hymns include "How Big Is God?" and "Sometimes Alleluia.” @ SHARING THE FAITH DIVINE PLAN @® STUDIO SEE—Children €® JERRY FALWELL—Religion 9:15 GP YOU AND YOUR LIFE—Religion 9:30 €9 CHURCH SERVICE—Presbyterian ЄЎ NEWSWORTHY @ KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO Guests: director John G. Avildsen ("Rocky"), puppeteer Shari Lewis and singer Evelyn "Champagne" King, who performs "Shame." (60 min.) € LET THE BIBLE SPEAK «B ZOOM—Children 10AM @ COUNTERPOINT @ IT IS WRITTEN—Religion @® SESAME STREET—Children €® ROBERT SCHULLER—Religion 10:30 Œ FACE THE NATION @ INSIGHT ‘79—Public Affairs @ ANIMALS, ANIMALS, ANIMALS A profile of an art teacher who gives her class a lesson in drawing tigers. HERALD OF TRUTH—Religion 11AM ÆÐ CROSSROADS OF THE ‘70S ЄЎ ENCOUNTER '79—Public Affairs e CHURCH SERVICE MISTER ROGERS—Children Є? CHURCH SERVICE—Baptist 11:30 ÆÐ CONGRESSIONAL DRUG HEARING @ MEET THE PRESS «B ELECTRIC COMPANY—Children AFTERNOON ` Noon Æ ALPINE SPORTS FESTIVAL A look at a variety of winter sports, filmed in the Swiss and French Alps. A Good Job That's Thats what you want when automobile. That's what Miracle means by Style, Quality and Moderate Cost. Drive in for your free written estimate today. You'll discover three fine paint services, expert body repair, and budget-pleasing prices. A good job that's not expensive. Miracle Auto Painting. Irving, 2700 N. 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(1974) TV-movie about three couples marked for mur- der on a shipboard vacation. Richard Long, Polly Bergen. (90 min.) €3 DIRECTIONS A 1978 report on the plight of the Viet- namese boat people. The program ex- amines the reasons for their exodus. FUN OF FISHING : 1 РМ ЄЎ WORLD OF TRAVEL WALLACE WILDLIFE ADVOCATES—Debate Debated: the SALT Il agreement. Wit- nesses include Sens. George McGov- ern (D-S.D.), Jake Garn (R-Utah) and Dale Bumpers (D-Ark.). (60 min.) HI DOUG!—Religion 1:30 ЕЭ MOVIE—Thriller "Mysterious Мг. Wong." (1935) А newshound (Wallace Ford) investi- gates a series of Chinatown mur- ders; battles the fiend (Bela Lu- gosi) behind it all. (60 min.) JUKE-BOX—Music ` Rod Stewart, Chris Spedding, the Real Thing and the Rubettes are among Twiggy's guests. Rod sings “The Kill- ing of Georgie." TREEHOUSE CLUB—Children 2 PM ЄЎ EMERGENCY!—Drama A married couple summons the para- medics after a gun discharges, injur- ing the pregnant wife. Pete: Mark Spitz. Dora: Suzy Spitz. (60 min.) Sunday Noon to 3 PM MOVIE—Comedy "Blondie's Hero." (1949) The Bum- steads purchase a new home and are fair game for con men. Pen- ny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Simms. (1 hr., 45 min.) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC € GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE 2:30 € WOMEN’S SPORTS SPECIAL ED MIRACLE OF LOVE—Religion 3 PM © GOLF Special: Final-round play in the $300,000 Western Open is telecast from Butler National Golf Club in Oak Brook, Ill. Bill Rogers, the 54-hole leader, stroked his ball into a water hazard on the final hole at the '78 Western—a miscue which forced him into a play-off with Andy Bean, who had started the round six strokes off the pace. Bean's momentum carried him to victory on the first extra hole. Yardage: 7083; par: 72. First prize is $54,000. (Live) @ SPORTSWORLD The AAU Women's National Powerlift- ing Championships, taped at Nashua, not “Just Fat" CELLULITE, lumps, bumps and bulges that ruin the most slender of figures and the new “lean look". 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Competitors include Jan Todd, whose combined total of 1130 Ibs. is the unlimited-class record; and Ann Turbyne, the No 2-ranked shot-putter in the U.S. Commentators: Donna de Varona and Larry Pacifico . . . The U.S.A. International Diving Meet, taped at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Expect- ed entrants include Olympic medalists Greg Louganis and Cynthia Potter. Mike Adamle and Micki King Hogue report. (90 min.) HERE TO MAKE MUSIC Є JUST PASSING THRU—Phil Arms 3:30 GB WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Alexis Arguello (61-4) risks his WBC super-featherweight crown against Rafael “Bazooka” Limon (41-8-2) in a scheduled 15-round bout telecast live JULY 8, 1979 Cosell reports from Madison Square Garden . . . The AAU Weightlifting . Championships, taped at Totowa, N.J. Bob Beattie and Bruce Wilhelm re- port. (90 min.) Є? PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LIVING ` 3:45 KING OF THE TEXAS RANG- ERS 4 PM LOST IN SPACE—Adventure Will (Billy Mumy) and Dr. Smith (Jonathan Harris) try to repair the robot—which has grown to the size of a house. John: Guy Williams. Don: Mark Goddard. (60 min.) FIRING LINE Members of the National Young Re- publicans discuss some of the likely issues in the 1980 Presidential cam- paign. (60 min.) JULY 8, 1979 son. Joe: Shaun Cassidy. Fenton: Ed- mund Gilbert. (Repeat; 60 min.) Guest Cast Prof. Hendricks .......... Lloyd Nolan Helena rer eene. Darleen Carr Morbius ...... dot Еа John Colicos MOVIE—Western "Custer of the West." (1967) Spec- tacular outdoor yarn glorifying the post-Civil War exploits of Gen. George Armstrong Custer (Robert Shaw). Eliz- EVENING Sunday 6 PM to 7 PM abeth: Mary Ure. Benteen: Jeffrey Hunter. (3 hrs.) MURDER MOST ENGLISH: —Mystery €® OUNCE OF PREVENTION 6:30 POLITICAL REPORT—Republic 6:45 PUBLIC AFFAIRS 7 PM @ ALL IN THE FAMILY Klemmer the butcher (Theodore Bikel) drops in to show off his fiance, who ends up convinced that he still has E AMAZING GRACE BIBLE CLASS 4:30 G ODD COUPLE—Comedy Є THE LESSON— Religion from New York. Arguello is making his ЗЕЕ i fifth defense of the 130-Ib. title he | i wrested from Alfredo Escalera in Jan- ATPOPS @ s || Tenth Gala Season! X ^ | Maestro Arthur Fiedler — У A -uary of 1978. Arguello had been the 5 PM Ё 4-COUNTRY REPORTER | undefeated world featherweight title- | holder before moving up in weight. Li- mon, the North American champ, is the WBC's No. 1 contender. Howard ЄЎ HOLLYWOOD SQURES—Game @ BLACK FORUM € DAKTARI—Drama CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Jim Crockett and Bob Thomson offer advice on beehives. x “Mr. Pops” to music Г lovers everywhere — CY Kids climb the Pyramid |... Reon ves opens the 1979 season with all this we @® DAD'S ARMY guest artist James Galway, | Є UP FRONT internationally-renowned flutist. EVENING 6 PM €3 60 MINUTES Scheduled: The difficulties of raising an autistic child are discussed in a 1978 interview with Josh and Foumi Greenfeld, the parents of 12-year-old Noah. (Repeat; 60 min.) ЄЗ WORLD OF DISNEY Movie: conclusion of “Charlie the Lonesome Cougar” (1967), about the return to the wild of a pet cougar whose survival instincts have been dulled by domesticity. Filmed in the It's a special week for kids on Pacific Northwest; first telecast in : A “Pyramid” with Jimmy Baio ("Soap") 1969. i ees maybe we can help sss H and Susan Richardson (“Eight Is Cast П The American School na benn AMERICAN SCHOOL, Dept. 50716 3 Enough’). Dick Clark hosts. Jess Bradley ............. Ron Brown : Саг и doc. 850 E. 58th St., Chicago, IL 60637 | ТН воцат вит Brian Russell 8 dence for almost 80 years. DIPLOMA Name. 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It's been helping women lose weight for over 40 years. And we ve got the figures to prove it. Sunday 8 PM to 9 PM gambling habit, the girls try to give up their own favorite vices. Alice:- Linda Lavin. Flo: Polly Holliday. Vera: Beth Howland. (Repeat) ЄЗ MOVIE—Drama “The Tamarind Seed,” a 1974 love sto- ry set against a backdrop of Cold War espionage. Julie Andrews plays a Brit- ish Home Office employee and Omar Sharif is a married Russian military at- tache whom she meets in Barbados. The two are clearly attracted to each other; what's unclear is whether they met by chance, or through a plan de- vised by the Russians to recruit the woman as an operative. Directed by Blake Edwards in Paris, London and Barbados. (2 hrs., 30 min.) Other Cast Jack Loder .......... Anthony Quayle Fergus Stephenson . .Daniel O'Herlihy Mrs. Stephenson ........ Sylvia Syms General Golitsyn ..... Oscar Homolka MASTERPIECE THEATRE Part 5 of “I, Claudius.” The elderly Au- gustus (Brian Blessed) finally learns of his wife's treachery—and becomes her 8:30 9 PM JULY 8, 1979 next target. Livia: Sian Phillips. Clau- dius: Derek Jacobi. Germanicus: David Robb. (Repeat; 60 min.) EÐ REX HUMBARD—Religion ЄЗ JEFFERSONS When Louise and her sister are reunit- ed after 30 years, a long-simmering sibling rivalry comes to a boil. Louise: Isabel Sanford. Maxine: Josephine Premice. George: Sherman Hemsley. Florence: Marla Gibbs. Tom: Franklin Cover. Helen: Roxie Roker. (Repeat) ЄЗ MOSES THE LAWGIVER—Drama Miracles and hardships, hope and de- spair alternate in Part 4. After divine intervention takes the Israelites safely across the Red Sea, it requires all of Moses' perseverance to lead his peo- ple on an arduous trek through the wilderness. (Repeat; 60 min.) Cast MOSBS ИА Burt Lancaster ABO ае Anthony Quayle Митат SEIN MS Ingrid Thulin бактап тх Yousef Shiloah @ PRIME TIME SUNDAY—Snyder Scheduled: A report on a bimonthly PRIME TIME Maam meanach s t Regens. aaah Pa 10:30PM • Benny Hill Series premiere BRITISH COMED PLOCRBUSTER® Ms Y, 10PM * Monty Python's Flying Circus “A soufflé of lunacy!" —The New York Times à m with Britain's premiere comedian. 11PM ° Fawlty Towers John (Monty Python) Cleese stars as the proprietor of a very funny hotel! 11:30PM ° The Two Ronnies Double the laughs with two of Britain's funniest comedians. SUNDAY WITH TOM SNYDER Now. The first live news magazine on television O In the coming weeks we'll be taking you on location for live and taped interviews and reports i Join Jack Perkins in St. Paul de Vence for an exclusive interview with 86-year-old artist Joan Miró, and a retrospective of the celebrated painter's work ва Discover the men behind a newsletter listing CIA agents ва And much more O With corre- spondents Jack Perkins and Chris Wallace. A-24 TV GUIDE SUNDAY 9PM TONIGHT - Sunday 9 PM to Sign-off newsletter called the Covert Action In- formation Bulletin, which publishes the names of CIA agents; a profile of 86-year-old surrealistic. artist Joan Miro. (Live and tape; 60 min.) @ MOVIE—Mystery "Dial a Deadly Number." (English; 1975) TV-movie with Gary Collins as an unemployed actor in London who cons an emotionally disturbed woman into believing he's a psychiatrist. Gem- ma Jones. (90 min.) @ NOVA The Q'eros Indians of the Peruvian Andes, whose ways have remained un- changed for some 3000 years, are . profiled in "Patterns from the Past." Using primitive tools, the Q'eros plant vegetables, weave their own clothing, and construct huts from branches and grass. (Repeat; 60 min.) Є THE BIBLE—Pat Robertson 9:30 Є) KING IS COMING—Religion 10РМ €9 O NEWS @® MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS Є) DEAF HEAR 10:30 €9 CBS NEWS—Ed Bradley @ PERRY MASON Єў NEWS @D DRAGNET—Crime Drama A look at the investigative process used ‘to screen applicants for the Los Angeles Police Academy. Friday: Jack Webb. Gannon: Harry Morgan. BENNY HILL—Comedy Benny plays a deputy. €D JIMMY SWAGGART—Religion 10:45 ÆÐ WORLD WAR II: G.I. DIARY The conquest of Peleliu—a Pacific is- land where Japanese soldiers hid in JULY 8, 1979 caves—is described by three marines who participated in the 1944 battle. 11PM Æ MOVIE—Biography “Villa Rides." (1968) There's more vio- ` lence than accuracy in this story about Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa (Yul Brynner). Filmed in Spain. Robert Mitchum, Charles Bronson. Fina: Grazia Buccella. (2 hrs., 20 min.) NEWS ? Œ FAWLTY TOWERS—Comedy Є? UP FRONT—Discussion 11:10 REX HUMBARD—Religion 11:15 €9 NEXT STEP BEYOND—Drama A man (Craig Littler) acquitted of mur- dering his wife has a strange vision when he leaves town for a few days' rest. Helen: Martine Beswick. 11:30 G SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN Second of two parts. A top-secret sat- ellite crashes on an island that aliens are concealing by means of a force field. Steve: Lee Majors. Da-Nay: Rob- in Mattson. (60 min.) TWO RONNIES—Comedy Є) PUBLIC POLICY FORUMS 11:45 €9 MOVIE—Comedy "Cry for Happy." (1961) Romantic complications vie with a strained plot about four Navy combat photogra- phers who mix with geishas in Japan. Glenn Ford, Donald O'Connor, Miiko Taka. (2 hrs.) 12:10 NEWS 12:30 G@ ODD COUPLE—Comedy € ROSS BAGLEY—Religion 1 AM @ NEWS 1:20 € PEOPLE—Michael Brown 1:30 €) ONE TO THREE—Religion 1:45 €9 NEWS 1:50 Œ NEWS “AND А NUTUS B - 11:00 TONIGHT | / SUNDAY GREAT MOVIE (2 i EASY-DRAW FILTER. NEVER BEFORE HAS SO LITTLE TAR YIELDED SO MUCH TASTE. satisfy lew Kent III Satisfying taste. З mg. tar. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. € Lorillard, U.S.A., 1979 A SPECIAL BLEND WITH IMPORTED HIGH-TASTE TOBACCOS. 25 YEARS OF LOW TAR TECHNOLOGY. i IT TAKES YOU ALL THE WAY TO 3 MG. TAR, WITH TASTE ENOUGH TO STAY! 3 mg. "tar." 0.4 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. Monday 5:30 AM to 9 AM MORNING 5:30 € NEWS 5:45 AM WEATHER 6 AM @ SUMMER SEMESTER Asia: Thailand, Malaysia and Sin- gapore are discussed. @ NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY Є) COUNTRY DAYBREAK—Report WALL STREET WEEK—Rukeyser ROSS BAGLEY—Religion 6:15 GB DALLAS LIFT 6:30 ÆÐ JOYCE DAVIDSON—Report ЄЎ GOOD MORNING—Ed Рем ЄЗ PEPPERMINT PLACES Children KE NEWSDAY 6:40 € NEWS 7 AM @ MONDAY MORNING—Schieffer ЄЎ TODAY—Tom Brokaw Tips on finding a missing pet are giv- en by John Keane. (2 hrs.) © GOOD MORNING AMERICA —David Hartman CARTOONS B LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU €p 700 CLUB—Religion 7:30 @9 ELECTRIC COMPANY—Children JULY 9, 1979 8 AM ÆÐ CAPTAIN KANGAROO Broadway actor Dick Latessa ("Chap- - ter Two") visits. (60 min.) COMEDY CAPERS VILLA ALEGRE—Children 8:30 GIGGLESNORT HOTEL MISTER ROGERS—Children ROMPER ROOM—Children 9 AM @ DINAH! The guests include ''Alice'' cast mem- bers Linda Lavin, Polly Holliday, Vic Tayback, Beth Howland and Philip McKeon. (60 min.) @ CHARLIE ROSE—Interview ЄЎ PEOPLE—Michael Brown Guest Dorothy Robinson, author of “The Bell Rings at Four.” FAMILY AFFAIR—Comedy Selfishness pits twin against twin over a $52 inheritance. SESAME STREET—Children €D MOVIE—Musical "So This Is Paris." (1954) Cheerful blend of song, dance and romance in this tale of three American sailors on leave. Tony Curtis, Gloria De Haven. (2 hrs.) THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW ы = е This week Merv's guests include; Burt Bacharach, Don Rickles, Rich Little, Robert Goulet, Paul Williams, and many more! 3PM WEEKDAYS X] A-28 TV GUIDE JULY 9, 1979 9:30 G PHIL DONAHUE Topic: teen-age pregnancy. (60 min.) ЄЗ EDGE OF NIGHT—Serial LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 1. John Filimore’s ex-wife still calls him in every emergency—and so does her new husband. John: Carl Betz. 2. Larry Storch as Bill Bunning,.an irre- pressible practical joker in love. 10AM € PRICE IS RIGHT—Game ЄЎ LAVERNE & SHIRLEY A deliveryman (Harold Oblong) faints in the girls’ apartment. MAVERICK—Western Good-hearted Bret (James Garner) lends a pal $200 for an "honest" transaction—which lands the pal in jail. Buckley: Efrem Zimbalist Jr. Pyne: Pat McVey. (60 min.) ELECTRIC COMPANY—Children 10:30 G@ WHEEL OF FORTUNE—Game @ FAMILY FEUD—Game SUMMER FAIRE 11AM Æ YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ЄЎ PASSWORD—Game Patty Duke Astin, Bill Cullen. Host: Al- len Ludden. © $20,000 PYRAMID—Game Young people compete for up to $5000 in scholarships this week. Their partners are Jimmy Baio and Susan Richardson. Host: Dick Clark. IRONSIDE—Crime Drama . After the student of a controversial college professor commits suicide, someone tries to kill the professor. Ironside: Raymond Burr. MacDane: Michael Parks. (60 min.) @® SESAME STREET—Children ED MARCUS WELBY, M.D.—Drama A Vietnamese orphan adopted by a Monday 9:30 AM to 1 PM marine is unintentionally turning a happy home into a battleground of jealousy. Joe: Robert Hooks. (60 min.) 11:30 ÆÐ SEARCH FOR TOMORROW —Serial @ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES—Game Loni Anderson, Charlie Callas, David Doyle, George Gobel, Sydney Gold- smith, Dianne Day, Lohman & Barkley, Paul Lynde, Joan Rivers. Peter Mar- shall is the program host. © RYAN'S HOPE—Serial AFTERNOON Noon @ (B NEWS @ DAYS OF OUR LIVES—Serial €3 ALL MY CHILDREN—Serial @® OVER EASY—Hugh Downs EÐ BIG VALLEY—Western Rancher Jim North's mail-order bride-to-be impresses everyone but Heath (Lee Majors), who becomes in- creasingly suspicious of the pretty schoolteacher. (60 min.) 12:30 © AS THE WORLD TURNS—Serial CARTOONS © MacNEIL/LEHRER REPORT 1 PM €3 DOCTORS—Serial ЄЎ ONE LIFE TO LIVE—Serial MOVIE—Drama "Dr. Kildare's Crisis." (1940) The dedicated young doctor (Lew Ayres) tries to determine whether or not epilepsy is hereditary. Mary: La- raine Day. Gillespie: Lionel Bar- rymore. (2 hrs.) @® NEWSDAY € LUCY SHOW Mickey Rooney asks Mooney for a loan to finance his new acting school. Monday 1:30 PM to 6:30 PM 1:30 @ GUIDING LIGHT—Serial ЄЎ ANOTHER WORLD—Serial DICK CAVETT ANDY GRIFFITH—Comedy Howard Morris is cast as hillbilly Er- nest T. Bass. 2 PM Ө GENERAL HOSPITAL—Serial VIEWS OF ASIA—Documentary Visits to Singapore and Hong Kong. Host: John Temple. (60 min.) FATHER KNOWS BEST The Andersons discover that their famous ancestor was a scoundrel. 2:30 £9 M*A*S*H The impending visit of General MacAr- thur throws the 4077th into a tizzy. POPEYE AND BUGS HOUR 3 PM LOVE OF LIFE—Serial ЄЎ MERV GRIFFIN From Las Vegas: Guests include Burt ` Bacharach, Paul Williams, Jimmie Walker, comics Pete Barbutti and Freddy Sales. (90 min.) © MOVIE—Drama “Ра Climb the Highest Mountain." . 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CARTOONS OVER EASY—Hugh Downs Є) FLINTSTONES—Cartoon 4 PM BANANA SPLITS—Cartoons SUMMER FAIRE BRADY BUNCH—Comedy Peter breaks Mom's favorite vase. 4:30 9 NEWLYWED GAME SUPERMAN MISTER ROGERS—Children MONKEES—Comedy At an answering service, the boys plug into a series of mix-ups. 5 PM €9 O NEWS ЄЎ NEWS—Brown-Heitz Starting tonight, Gail Heitz joins Mi- chael Brown as co-anchor for the 5 P.M. news. LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Beaver is suspended from riding the School bus because of bad behavior. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. SESAME STREET—Children LAND OF GIANTS—Adventure 5:30 €9 CBS NEWS—Walter Cronkite @ NBC NEWS—Chancellor/Brinkley @ ABC NEWS—Frank Reynolds DICK VAN DYKE—Comedy Rob (Dick Van Dyke) recalls house hunting with the Halpers. Jerry: Jerry Paris. Millie: Ann Morgan Guilbert. EVENING 6 PM © @ NEWS BEWITCHED—Comedy Samantha searches for a magician to perform at the hospital Samantha: Elizabeth Montgomery. © ANOTHER VOICE—interview €D STAR TREK—Science Fiction 6:30 €9 MATCH GAME PM Guests: Jon Bauman, Bob Barker, Joyce Bulifant, Brianne Leary. MUPPET SHOW—Variety Guest Sylvester Stallone copes with adoring Muppet fans and plays a Ro- man gladiator faced with a Muppet Is this really the way you want to see yourself? Isn't it time for a new look? You could lose up to 15 pounds in only 3 weeks with Profes- sional Reducing Center's program. Start now! It’s fast — easy! No exercising or dangerous fad diets. The Reducing Plan That Works. benefit. (24 hr Metro No.) Call Now: 469-1333 Dallas: 8617 Northwest Plaza/692-9337; 2300 West Illinois/330-5266; 1432 So. Buckner/ 398-0688. Ft. Worth: 4235 E. Lancaster/531-3961; 6605 Camp Bowie/731-6471. Denton: 1509 B Malone St /383-1691. Suburban: Arlingtor/277-3441; Bedford/282-6737. 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THE KENDALLS Ovation) Old Fashioned Love E 274811* RITA COOLIDGE 1 A&M] Anytime...Anywhere ————M RÀ ORIGINAL CAST [ 218917 Ж 1 ww] GREASE. [eric] More Than A Feeling | plus Shipping handling $ TAYLOR'S ATÉST HITS | ттт INE MURRAY та KEEP IT THAT WAY ПЕ FRICKE VE NOTES lroadway Cast ISPELL ABBA EALBUM | NY ROGERS ears Of Gold ISTOFFERSON COOLIDGE URAL ACT d ТҮЛӨШҮ ӨЙҮ, I ^ |n & Tennille's Чї latest Hits AIDGE BOYS SERVICE Y SIMON | The Trees {CROCE PHS & MEMORIES EATEST HITS RD SKYNYRD [MME BACK lY BULLETS 'STYX | “jes Of Eight . (To be extra safe, please secure label with a bit of clear tape. Thanks!) COLUMBIA RECORD & TAPE CLUB, Terre Haute, IN 47811 1 am enclosing check or money order for $1.86 (which includes 1€ for my 13 selections, plus $1.85 for shipping and handling). Please accept my membership application under the terms outlined in this advertise- ment. | agree to buy nine more tapes or records (at regular Club prices) during the coming three years—and may cancel membership any time after doing so. Write in numbers of 13 selections —one number in each box... ‘Reel Tapes 8-Track Cartridges j a Tape Cassettes О Records TSF/GB (But lam always free to choose from any category) Easy Listening 2 Today's Hits 7 O Classical 1 Country 5 (no reel tapes) О Jazz 4 (no reel tapes) Mr. pem ue) Tp M A C ce. (Please Print) First Name Initial Last Name ACE REDUCES UO EL Pes At NC Se (d c c e I де... QUUM UE Аро Do You Have A Telephone? (Check опе) C1 YES C1 NO 171/F79 APO, FPO. Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico: write for special offer. Canadian residents will be serviced from Toronto. : n. for which | am also епсіо ng addi- L tional payment of $3.99. | then need buy only 8 more selections (at regular Club prices) in the do Gp next three years. ~7SH/GH — 7SG//GC 7SJ/GJ * | | | | | 1 just mail the application, with your check or money order for $1.86 as pay- ment (that's 1€ for your first 13 selections, plus $1.85 for ship- ping and handling). In exchange, you agree to buy 9 more tapes or records (at regular Club prices) in the next three years. every four weeks (13 times a year) you'll receive the Club's music magazine, which describes the Selection of the Month for each musical interest...plus hun- dreds of alternates from every field of music. In addition, up to six times a year you may receive offers of Special Selections, usually at a discount off regular Club prices, for a total of up to 19 buying opportunities. If you wish to receive the Selection of the Month or the Spe- cial Selection, you need do nothing—it will be shipped auto- matically. If you prefer an alternate selection from the hundreds offered, or none at all, simply fill in the response card always provided and mail it by the date specified. You will always have at least 10 days in which to make your decision. If you ever receive any Selection without having had atleast 10 days to decide, you may return it at our expense. You'll also have an opportunity to examine the Club's com- prehensive annual—“The Year in Music.’—filled with stories and photographs of the year’s top stars & events. When it’s ready, we'll ship it automatically, and you can read it and live Ps it for 15 days’ FREE examination—with no obligation to uy. The tapes and records you order during your membership will be mailed and billed at regular Club prices, which currently are $7.98 or $8.98— plus shipping and handling. (Multiple unit sets and Double Selections may be somewhat higher.) After completing your enrollment agreement, you may can- cel your membership at any time. If you decide to continue, you'll be eligible for our bonus plan—a plan which enables you to enjoy great savings on all future purchases! And if you are not satisfied for any reason, just return your introductory ship- ment within 10 days for a prompt and full refund. Your mem- bership will be cancelled and you will owe nothing. So you risk absolutely nothing by acting now! Spe i-Your-Membership-Now Offer: you may also choose your first selection right now—and we'll give it to you at 5096 off regular Club prices (only $3.99). Enclose payment now and you'll receive it with your 13 introductory selections. This half-price purchase reduces your membership obligation immediately—you then need buy just 8 more eat of 9) in the next three years. Just check box in application and ill in number. 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[MERCURY Entertainers On And Off The Record E coo TURNSTILES ES 254102 x FREDDY FENDER [asc vor] BEFORE THE - NEXT TEAR DROP FALLS - | 262071 MANTOVANI masea) THE GREATEST GIFT IS LOVE 274993 CARPENTERS кан) PASSAGE 252445* THE LETTERMEN cxerrot] All Time Greatest Hits 275727% WILLIE NELSON To Lefty From Willie _ Ж Selections. marked with a star аге not available in nu tapes BARRY JUDGE...ON THE MOVE! Channel 4's Barry Judge really gets around. He may be reporting tonight from the scene of a killer storm or from south of the border on an important Mexican oil discovery. Barry has even turned up with the President of the United States. Reporting, that's what news coverage is all about and that's what Barry Judge is all about. BARRY JUDGE TONIGHT AT 10 CHANNEL4 NEWS © ACH AFFRIATE Monday 9 PM to Sign-off ams. Rossi: Robert Walden. Donovan: Jack Bannon. Billie: Linda Kelsey. Ani- mal: Daryl Anderson. Mrs. Pynchon: ү Nancy Marchand. (Repeat; 60 min.) B Guest Cast | McG tease eo реи А Ben Piazza Jack Towne ..... <.: -Richard B. Shull | ; (0 MOVIE—Mystery \ "After the Thin Man." (1936) One of the best of the comedy-whodunit se- f ries, with William Powell and Myrna | Loy in top form as the sophisti- ү! саїеа husband-and-wife sleuths. | James Stewart, Elissa Landi. Cas- per: Teddy Hart. Dancer: Joseph | Calleia. Robert: Alan Marshall. Lum | Kee: William Law. (2 hrs., 15 min.) | {Interrupted at 10 P.M. for news.] з a (0 BILL MOYERS’ JOURNAL \ A conversation with the Rev. Georgi | Vins, one of five Soviet dissidents in- | volved in the April U.S.-USSR prisoner exchange. Interviewed at Middlebury, | Vt., the Baptist leader talks about his | fight for religious freedom. | 9:30 STAR OF INDIA: IRON LADY OF THE SEA—Documentary ХИ Tracing the history of the oldest iron- hulled merchant ship afloat, which is now berthed in San Diego. (Repeat) Є? DWIGHT THOMPSON—Religion 10PM O O O G NEWS AUSTIN CITY LIMITS—Music Songwriter Hoyt Axton sings "Joy to the World," "Never Been to Spain," a "Flash of Fire.” (60 min.) iust: ED BIBLE—Pat Robertson 10:30 €9 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS —Comedy Joanne Woodward plays Eunice’s free-living friend from the past who visits the Family. Vicki Lawrence. @ JOHNNY CARSON Scheduled: Guest host Don Rickles, Ben Vereen. Ed McMahon. (90 min.) ЄЎ MOVIE—Drama "Pete Kelly's Blues." (1955) Jack Webb's. production about a jazz trumpeter in Kansas City, 1927. Janet Leigh, Edmond O'Brien, Lee Marvin, Peggy Lee (excellent), -Andy Devine, Martin Milner, Jayne Mansfield. (1 hr., 50 min.) Є FAITH THAT LIVES Е 11м ЄЗ PAN AMERICAN GAMES Ere Special: A review of the day's compe- tition. Commentators include Dick _ A-38 TV GUIDE JULY 9, 1979 Stockton, Jack Whitaker, Gary ~Ben- der, Curt Gowdy and Muriel Grossfeld. @® MOVIE—Drama “Tiger Bay." (English; 1959) An en- grossing tale about a little girl who be- friends a young seaman wanted for murder. Hayley Mills (her first film), Horst Bucholz, John Mills. Anya: Yvonne Mitchell. (90 min.) &:) MANNA—Religion 11:15 Æ ROCKFORD FILES—Crime Drama Angel is given posh protective custody in exchange for testimony againt a hit man. Angel: Stuart Margolin. (70 min.) «B MOVIE—Comedy "The Hardys Ride High." (1939) When the Hardy clan arrives in De- troit to claim an inheritance, Andy (Mickey Rooney) falls for a flashy show girl (Virginia Grey). Judge Hardy: Lewis Stone. Polly: Ann Ruth- erford. (1 hr., 45 min.) 11:30 € LIFE OF RILEY—Comedy Mid. @ TOMORROW—Tom Snyder Scheduled: Newsman Daniel Schorr; and Ted Turner, who discusses his At- lanta-based cable-TV station. (60 min.) 12:20 Œ NEWS 12:25 @} MOVIE—Drama Melvyn Douglas and Gene Hackman offer fine performances in “1 Never Sang for My Father” (1970), about the ties—and tensions—between a mid- dle-aged widower and his strong- willed parent. Alice: Estelle Parsons. Margaret: Dorothy Stickney. Peggy: Elizabeth Hubbard. (1 hr., 45 min.) 12:50 GP POLICE STORY—Crime Drama A SWAT negotiator (Chad Everett) is called in when two bank robbers take five hostages, one of them the deputy chief's daughter. (2 hrs.) 1 AM @ ENCOUNTER ’79—Public Affairs NEWS 1:30 @ NEWS 2:10 @} NEWS 2:40 €9 4-COUNTRY REPORTER 2:50 Œ TO BE ANNOUNCED 3 AM €J MOVIE—Science Fiction "Destroy All Monsters." (Japa- nese; 1968) An army of monsters, manipulated by aliens, invades To- kyo. Yamabe: Akira Kubo. Queen: Ky- oko Ai. 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Tuesday 5:30 AM to Noon MORNING 5:30 £9 NEWS 5:45 (8 AM WEATHER 6 AM @® SUMMER SEMESTER Dilemmas of Science and Technology: Problems created by industrialization. @ NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY ЄЎ COUNTRY DAYBREAK—Report @ ABC NEWS—Frank Reynolds Captioned for the hearing-impaired. ROSS BAGLEY—Religion 6:15 GB DALLAS LIFT 6:30 ÆÐ JOYCE DAVIDSON—Report @ GOOD MORNING—Ed Pewitt @ PEPPERMINT PLACE—Children NEWSDAY 6:40 NEWS 7 AM @ TUESDAY MORNING—Schieffer @ TODAY—Tom Brokaw Col. Ralph Albertazzie, coauthor of “The Flying White House: The Story of Air Force One," is a scheduled guest. Host: Tom Brokaw. (2 hrs.) GOOD MORNING AMERICA —David Hartman CARTOONS LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU Є 700 CLUB—Religion 7:30 ELECTRIC COMPANY—Children 8 AM @ CAPTAIN KANGAROO Mr. Pennywhistle tries to turn Bernard into a scholar. (60 min.) COMEDY CAPERS «B VILLA ALEGRE—Children 8:30 €) GIGGLESNORT HOTEL MISTER ROGERS—Children Є) ROMPER ROOM—Children 9 AM © DINAH! Guests: Melba Moore; actors Patrick Macnee and Greg Evigan; psycholo- gist Wayne Dyer; comedian Byron Al- len; and singer John Conlee. (60 min.) @ CHARLIE ROSE—Interview Єў PEOPLE—Michael Brown FAMILY AFFAIR—Comedy Rumors of an impending tidal wave are rocking the household. French: Sebastian Cabot. Bill: Brian Keith. SESAME STREET—Children Є) MOVIE—Drama "If | Were King.” (1938) Frank Lloyd directed this handsome yarn about Francois Villon (Ronald Colman), the Vagabond King. No Friml score, but fine historical spectacle. Frances Dee. (2 hrs.) A-40 TV GUIDE JULY 10, 1979 9:30 G PHIL DONAHUE Topic: euthanasia. (60 min.) @ EDGE OF NIGHT—Serial €) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Hamilton Camp as a little man with a big ambition: snaring a tall beauty. Mrs. Glassmire: Ann Rutherford. 10AM €3 PRICE IS RIGHT—Game ЄЎ LAVERNE & SHIRLEY The girls promise Fonzie (Henry Win- kler) they'll baby-sit Saturday night. MAVERICK—Western Bart (Jack Kelly) tails a pretty cancan dancer who stole his money —only to find himself being fol- lowed by two very sinister char- acters. (60 min.) ELECTRIC COMPANY—Children 10:30 @ WHEEL OF FORTUNE—Game @ FAMILY FEUD—Game SUMMER FAIRE 11AM ÆÐ YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS —Serial ЄЎ PASSWORD—Game Patty Duke Astin, Bill Cullen. ЄЎ $20,000 PYRAMID—Game Susan Richardson, Jimmy Baio. IRONSIDE—Crime Drama A woman with a bullet very near her heart says she can't remember ever having been shot. Ironside: Raymond Burr. (60 min.) @) SESAME STREET—Children €® MARCUS WELBY, M.D.—Drama A marine biologist whose behavior is becoming increasingly peculiar is sus- piciously reluctant to have a medical checkup. Carol: Dina Merrill. (60 min.) 11:30 @} SEARCH FOR TOMORROW —Serial @ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES—Game Loni Anderson, Charlie Callas, David Doyle, George Gobel. : ЄЗ RYAN'S HOPE—Serial AFTERNOON Noon € NEWS @ DAYS OF OUR LIVES—Serial @ ALL MY CHILDREN—Serial OVER EASY—Hugh Downs EÐ BIG VALLEY—Western In this suspense-drama, an unnerved Victoria (Barbara Stanwyck) is forced to rely on a: weak-willed sheriff as she searches for Audra (Linda Evans). (60 min.) Tuesday 12:30 PM to 3 PM JULY 10, 1979 12:30 €9 AS THE WORLD TURNS—Serial CARTOONS MacNEIL/LEHRER REPORT 1 PM @ DOCTORS—Serial ЄЎ ONE LIFE TO LIVE—Serial MOVIE—Drama "The Young Savages." (1961) New York City's Spanish Harlem is the setting for this graphic story about three teen-age killers—and the DA Rogers, McLean Stevenson. who must prosecute. Burt Lan- POPEYE AND BUGS HOUR | caster, Dina Merrill. (2 hrs.) 3 PM Æ LOVE OF LIFE—Serial NEWSDAY MERV GRIFFIN LUCY SHOW From Las Vegas: Guests are Don Rick- Lucy learns that actor-neighbor Roger les, Robert Goulet, comedian Johnny Gregory is aboui to be written out of ; Yune, singer-pianist Glenn Smith, her favorite daytime serial. singer Barbara Mandrell and ventrilo- 1:30 Œ GUIDING LIGHT—Serial quist Sammy King. (90 min.) @ ANOTHER WORLD—Serial ЄЗ MOVIE—Drama @® DICK CAVETT "Where Love Has Gone.” (1964) Har- EÐ ANDY GRIFFITH—Comedy (BW) old Robbins’ sensational novel about Barney (Don Knotts) and Thelma Lou a 15-year-old girl who kills her moth- (Betty Lynn) have a spat. er's lover. Good performances by Su- 2 РМ Æ GENERAL HOSPITAL—Serial san Hayward, Bette Davis and Michael POLDARK—Adventure Connors. (2 hrs.) | The loss of his fiancee drives Ross (0) POPEYE AND FRIENDS (Robin Ellis) to drinking and gambling PRIME TIME PRIME; LIME POSITIVE PORTRAITS OF AGING IN AMERICA Hosted by Don McNeill "Tuesday 3pm KERA/Channel 15 Presented on PBS by KCET/Los Angeles through a grant from the Sears-Roebuck Foundation. in Part 2 of "Poldark." Verity: Norma Streader. (Repeat; 60 min.) Є? FATHER KNOWS BEST Jim (Robert Young) is jealous of a visiting friend's success. 2:30 €9 M*A*S*H Payday produces a $10 surplus that eventually proves embarrassing to pay il officer Hawkeyé (Alan Alda). Wayne f | | | n | | | | | Tuesday 3:30 PM to 8 PM 3:30 ЄЎ MIKE DOUGLAS Dick Van Patten (co-host); actors Ad- am Rich, Eddie Mekka and Susan Richardson; comic Peter Pit; gymnast Rhonda Schwandt; and rock group Al- ton McClain & Destiny. (90 min.) CARTOONS OVER EASY—Hugh Downs Leonard Maltin explains the enduring JULY 10, 1979 his old yard and brings it home. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. SESAME STREET—Children LAND OF GIANTS—Adventure 5:30 €9 CBS NEWS—Walter Cronkite NBC NEWS—Chancellor/Brinkley @ ABC NEWS—Frank Reynolds DICK VAN DYKE—Comedy MacNEIL/LEHRER REPORT 7 PM @ PAPER CHASE—Drama Moot court—an annual competition that teams first-year students to argue in a mock judicial setting—finds Hart paired with Logan, and an obstreper- ous Bell with a highly disciplined black student. Hart: James Stephens. Kingsfíeld: John Houseman. Logan: automatic garage door opener system by Alliance NO OTHER GARAGE DOOR OPENER OFFERS appeal of Chaplin films. (Repeat) EVENING FLINTSTONES—Cartoon 4 PM @ BANANA SPLITS—Cartoons 6 PM O ЄЎ O NEws @® SUMMER FAIRE BEWITCHED BRADY BUNCH—Comedy STUDIO SEE—Children Cindy (Susan Olsen) becomes an ex- Є STAR TREK—Science Fiction 6:30 €9 DOLLY— Variety pert tattletale. 4:30 @ NEWLYWED GAME Dolly Parton is joined by the 5th Di- Francine Tacker. Bell: James Keane. Ford: Tom Fitzsimmons. Anderson: Robert Ginty. (Repeat; 60 min.) Guest Cast Raymond Livingston ...Glynn Turman Chief Judge ...... Kenneth F. Graham @ RUNAWAYS—Drama A teen-age girl from a loveless home $0 MUCH FOR SO LITTLE! @) SUPERMAN—Adventure 'Jimmy (Jack Larson) is mistaken for the king of a tiny Balkan country. MISTER ROGERS-—Children MONKEES—Comedy The Monkees use nutty antics to win the hand of a girl. 5 PM O O ЄЎ NEWS LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Beaver uproots a sickly tree from mension. Music: ''Workin' on a Groovy Thing," “If That's the Way You Want It" (5th Dimension). ЄЎ FAMILY FEUD—Game @ P.M. MAGAZINE Scheduled: Anti-Mugging Techniques are demonstrated. I DREAM OF JEANNIE—Comedy Miser Tony makes feeble attempts to keep Jeannie on a budget. торге" Old people! At least the old folks in Manhattan who take the uniqve self-protection course of- dii fered by a very special New York City policeman! Watch and find out how they do it! And discover some fine bass fishing, stir up a delicious blue- fish dish, and learn all about a perfect solution to the madden- ing gas lines! The Electric Car! Tuesday at 6:50. P.M. MAGAZINE A-42 TV GUIDE falls for an independent athlete, which only adds to her insecurity. Steve: Al- an Feinstein. (60 min.) Guest Cast Janek- TE Maureen McCormick Harles s Cooper Huckabee расар Katherine Cannon Tom Rossmore ........ Dennis Patrick ЄЎ HAPPY DAYS After the Fonz (Henry Winkler) discov- ers counterfeit bills in the coffin of a hearse he's repairing, he runs the hearse back to the funeral parlor— and disappears. First of two parts. Richie: Ron Howard. Potsie: Anson Williams. Ralph: Donny Most. Candy- man: Cliff Emmich. (Repeat) ALIAS SMITH AND JONES —Western A whodunit—Jones is the chief sus- pect; Smith is trying to clear his pal of a murder rap. (60 min.) NEWSDAY—Public Affairs Є GET SMART—Comedy 7:30 ЄЎ LAVERNE & SHIRLEY The girls believe they're doing a good deed by calling in a building inspector to get repairs done, until Mrs. Babish (Betty Garrett) is given a deadline to fix things herself or pay a fine. La- verne: Penny Marshall. Shirley: Cindy Williams: Mrs. Kolcheck: Rose Mich- ton. Dr. Romano: Richard Libertini. Carmine: Eddie Mekka. (Repeat) @® VOICES—Discussion Є? ANDY GRIFFITH—Comedy Hillbilly Briscoe Darling betrothes his baby granddaughter to Opie. 8 PM Æ MOVIE—Drama А Otto Preminger's "Tell Me That You MODEL GS-459 1/3 HP, DIGITAL, SCREW DRIVE SALE PRICE INSTALLATION 169" AVAILABLE MODEL GS 404 1/3 HP, SELF-REVERSING, SCREW DRIVE SALE PRICE 145% WE ALSO OFFER: * GENIE AUTOMATIC DOOR OPENER SERVICE * 90 DAY TERMS ON APPROVAL e GARAGE DOOR SALES & SERVICE e M. 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Chrissy: Su- zanne Somers. (Repeat) 8:30 9 PM JULY 10, 1979 MARY TYLER MOORE—Comedy Lou (Edward Asner) baby-sits for a lit- tle brat (Lisa Gerritsen). Sandy: Josh- ua Bryant. Dee-Dee: Leslie Graves. @9 THE MERRY WIDOW—Opera Soprano Beverly Sills has the title role in this English version of Franz Le- har's "Merry Widow.” (2 hrs.) [Simulcast on KERA-FM (90).] € 700 CLUB—Religion @ NBC NEWS SPECIAL Special: A live debate on SALT Il. See the Close-up below. (90 min.) ЄЎ TAXi—Comedy Bobby (Jeff Conaway) leaves the cab company after landing a role in a soap opera. Alex: Judd Hirsch. Louie: Dan- ny De Vito. John: Randall Carver. Elaine: Marilu Henner. Latka: Andy Kaufman. Tony: Tony Danza. (Repeat) @D BOB NEWHART—Comedy Bob's therapy group focuses its col- lective hostility on one member. ЄЎ ABC NEWS CLOSEUP Special: ''Mission: Mind Control,” says producer-reporter Paul Altmeyer, looks back at “the concerted search NBC NEWS SPECIAL Special: >) SALT li—considered by President 8:30 PMG close up A SALT II DEBATE A-44 TV GUIDE Carter to be "the most detailed, far-reaching, comprehensive treaty in the history of arms control"—is scrutinized іп a debate from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. As outlined by producer Joseph Angotti, the debate by two three-member teams will focus on three major issues: the strategic-arms balance between the U.S. and the USSR, verification of Soviet compliance and the effects of the treaty— or its rejection by the Senate—on relations. between the two superpowers. At press time, the only announced debaters were the team captains . . . Opposed to the treaty: Sen. Jake Garn (R-Utah), who has called it "flawed and detrimental to the U.S." Senator Garn believes the pact "has to be amended severely." These changes could lead to a reo- pening of SALT |! negotiations or, as Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev warned in Vienna, cause the agreement to "collapse." Supporting the treaty is Sen. John Culver (D-lowa), who calls it an "equitable and verifiable agreement that imposes equal [arms] limits on both sides.” John Chancellor moderatss. (Live; 90 min.) eee E (What have you got to lose?) “T went from 212 Ibs. , ,told6lbs. | in just six months. “At 212 165. the thing I wanted ` to do most was to be able to cross my legs again. Well, now I can! Thanks to the PRC program, I look better and have more energy than I ever have. I recommend the Professional Reducing Center program to anyone witha weight — - problem." Gub. hake Carolyn Clark ; The Professional Reducing Centers program takes off pounds and inches immediately! No exercise is required and there are no diet pills or dangerous fad diets. All major credit cards accepted. (See T V Guide or Yellow Pages for number of center near you.) 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The report (being edited at press time from a 90-minute version télecast in January) examines past CIA tests of LSD and other drugs on “unwitting victims," and ClA-funded research in Montreal. (60 min.) [Pre-empts regular programming.] @ MOVIE—Drama “The UFO Incident." (1975) TV-movie re-creating the real-life story of Bar- ney and Betty Hill, who claim to have spent some time aboard an aircraft from outer space. Estelle Parsons, James Earl Jones. (2 hrs.) [Interrupted at 10 P.M. for news.] 9:30 Є) ZOLA LEVITT LIVE 10РМ ЄЗ [ 8] NEWS MOLL FLANDERS—Drama Part 1 of four. Moll (Julia Foster) meets her first three husbands—a wealthy gentleman, a tradesman and a Virginia plantation owner. Robin: Paulj Lavers. Henry: David Battley. Hum-j phrey: lan-Ogilvy. (60 min.) З CHARISMA—Religion 10:30 ÆÐ CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS —Comedy Dick Van Dyke and Tony Randall play vacationers in Hawaii bemoaning the | loss of 10 dollars. @ JOHNNY CARSON Scheduled: Guest host -Don Rickles, Charo, actor Carl Weathers. (90 min.) ЄЗ MOVIE—Drama “Ship of Fools." (1965) Stanley Kra- mer's excellent version of Katherine Anne Porter's best-seller about a mot-) ley group of passengers aboard a Ger- man liner in 1933. Superb perform4 ances. Simone Signoret, Oskar Wern- er, Vivien Leigh, Lee Marvin, Jose Fer-§ rer, Michael Dunn. Lowenthal: Heinz Ruehmann. (2 hrs., 55 min.) Є) AT HOME WITH THE BIBLE 11PM @ PAN AMERICAN GAMES Special: A review of the day's compe tition. Commentators include. Dick VITAL STATISTICS The 100 biggest television advertisers in 1978 spent a total of $4,863,667,600 in that medium alone. Decisions...decisions... Make your decision PALL MALL LIGHT 1005 Only 12 mg. tar À Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined 1.0 mg. nic. 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Dirk Bo- garde, David Tomlinson, Andre Mor- ell, Honor Blackman. (90 min.) Є) MICKEY BONNER PRESENTS: TRANSFORMED 11:15 ÆÐ BARNABY JONES—Crime Drama A Pulitzer Prize-winning writer is found dead after obtaining a taped confession of innocence from a pris- oner. Sheffield: Fritz Weaver. Long: Harris Yulin. (70 min.) 11:30 &I) LIFE OF RILEY—Comedy Mid. @} TOMORROW—Tom Snyder Scheduled: Playwright-director Ron Link (“The Neon Woman"). (60 min.) 12:25 @B MOVIE—Drama “The Legend of Valentino,” a 1975 TV-movie, dramatizes the Italian immi- grant’s stormy personal life and his rise to fame as a silent-screen idol. Franco Nero, Suzanne Pleshette, Yvette Mimieux, Judd Hirsch. (2 hrs.) 1 AM @ INSIGHT ’79—Public Affairs NEWS 1:25 @9 NEWS 1:30 @ NEWS 1:55 € MOVIE—Mystery Persecution from an unknown source spins the plot of “I Want Her Dead" (1974), about a young couple torment- ed by a succession of near-fatal acci- dents. Katie: Twiggy. Ben: Michael Witney. Jasper: Eugene Roche. Caul- er: Dirk Benedict. (2 hrs., 5 min.) 2:25 ÆÐ NEWS 2:55 ÆÐ POINT OF VIEW 4 AM @ TO BE ANNOUNCED 4:10 € MOVIE—Science Fiction (BW) "The Amazing Transparent Man." (1959) Low-budget melodrama about a mad scientist plotting to form an in- visible army for world conquest. Mar- guerite Chapman. (1 hr., 20 min.) 5:30 Œ BLACK FORUM JULY 11, 1979 MORNING 5:30 ÆÐ NEWS 5:45 AM WEATHER 6 AM @ SUMMER SEMESTER Asia: The Philippines. ЄЎ NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY €3 COUNTRY DAYBREAK—Report ABC NEWS—Frank Reynolds Captioned for the hearing-impaired. Є) ROSS BAGLEY—Religion 6:15 GB OPERATION LIFT 6:30 ÆÐ JOYCE DAVIDSON—Report @ GOOD MORNING—Ed Рем ЄЎ PEPPERMINT PLACE—Children NEWSDAY 6:40 NEWS 7 AM @ WEDNESDAY MORNING ЄЎ TODAY—Tom Brokaw Actor Frank Langella is a scheduled guest. (2 hrs.) ЄЎ GOOD MORNING AMERICA CARTOONS Ð LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU EÐ 700 CLUB—Religion 7:30 @ ELECTRIC COMPANY—Children 8 AM @ CAPTAIN KANGAROO Uncle Backwards confuses a door-to- door toy salesman. (60 min.) COMEDY CAPERS VILLA ALEGRE—Children 8:30 GIGGLESNORT HOTEL MISTER ROGERS—Children ED ROMPER ROOM—Children 9 AM Æ DINAH! The guests are Steve Martin and ac- tors Shaun Cassidy and Elizabeth Ash- ley. (60 min.) : @ CHARLIE ROSE—Interview ЄЎ PEOPLE—Michael Brown &E) FAMILY AFFAIR—Comedy Uncle Bill (Brian Keith) gives the twins free rein to teach them a valuable lesson. @ SESAME STREET—Children ЄС) MOVIE—Western : “Frontier Gal.” (1945) Wanderer Rod Cameron returns after six years and a one-night honeymoon to make amends with his unwilling bride (Yvonne DeCarlo) and 5-year-old daughter. (2 hrs.) 9:30 GB PHIL DONAHUE Topic: youth street gangs. (60 min.) €3 EDGE OF NIGHT—Serial LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE A "Barefoot in the Park" episode Wednesday 5:30 AM to 1 PM about a party that turns into a disaster thanks to bartender-waiter Paul (Sco- ey Mitchlll). 10AM ÆÐ PRICE IS RIGHT—Game ЄЎ LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Lenny and Squiggy disappear. MAVERICK—Western In a desert, Bret (James Garner) and a hunting party are ambushed— and left to fight a blazing sun. Ellen: Joan Elan. (60 min.) ELECTRIC COMPANY —Children 10:30 G@ WHEEL OF FORTUNE—Game ЄЎ FAMILY FEUD—Game SUMMER FAIRE 11AM@ YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ЄЎ PASSWORD—Game Patty Duke Astin, Bill Cullen. @ $20,000 PYRAMID—Game Jimmy Baio, Susan Richardson. IRONSIDE—Crime Drama The surprise return of a family's long- ' lost daughter is preceded by the mur- der of her brother. Ironside: Raymond Burr. Joanna: Kim Hunter. (60 min.) SESAME. STREET—Children € MARCUS WELBY, M.D.—Drama A woman is on the verge of dying, ap- parently due to the new drug Kiley (James Brolin) prescribed for her. Pa- tricia: Lynne Marta. (60 min.) `11:30 ÆÐ SEARCH FOR TOMORROW ЄЎ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES—Game Sydney Goldsmith, Dianne Kay, Loh- man & Barkley, Paul Lynde. ЄЎ RYAN'S HOPE—Serial \ AFTERNOON Noon €9 NEWS @ DAYS OF OUR LIVES—Serial @ ALL MY CHILDREN—Serial &E) OVER EASY—Hugh Downs EÐ BIG VALLEY—Western A ruthless businessman апа his wife cap a sinister plan to corner California's rice market by kidnap- ing .Victoria (Barbara Stanwyck). Janet: Julie Adams. (60 min.) 12:30 ÆÐ AS THE WORLD TURNS—Serial CARTOONS MacNEIL/LEHRER REPORT 1 PM €3 DOCTORS—Serial ЄЗ ONE LIFE TO LIVE—Seriai MOVIE—Comedy "Hook, Line and Sinker.” (1969) Jerry Lewis almost plays it straight in this TV GUIDE A-49 _ A-50 TV GUIDE Wednesday 1 PM to 7 PM tale about a doomed man's last fling. Anne Francis. (2 hrs.) NEWSDAY €® LUCY SHOW Star-struck Lucy is determined to at- tend a big Hollywood premiere. 1:30 Æ GUIDING LIGHT—Serial ЄЎ ANOTHER WORLD—Serial DICK CAVETT € ANDY GRIFFITH—Comedy Intrepid Barney gives burly Fred Plum- mer a ticket. Fred: Allan Melvin. 2 PM @ GENERAL HOSPITAL—Serial Ð MARIE CURIE—Biography FATHER KNOWS BEST The Andersons feed and shelter an apparently homeless boy. 2:30 @ M*A*S*H A masochistic CIA agent seeks to break up a ring of penicillin thieves. Colonel Flagg: Edward Winter. ED POPEYE AND BUGS HOUR . 3 PM @ LOVE OF LIFE—Serial ЄЎ MERV GRIFFIN From Las Vegas: Guests include Rich Little, Lola Falana, comic Bob Shaw, disco dancers Tom and Erin, singer Teri De Sario, actors George Lindsey and David Naughton. (90 min.) ЄЗ MOVIE—Drama "Stolen Hours." (English; 1963) Su- san Hayward as a playgirl with a short time to live; remake of the Bette Davis vehicle ‘Dark Victory." Still maintains the facility to drain the tear ducts. (2 hrs.) POPEYE AND FRIENDS CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN 3:30 Œ MIKE DOUGLAS Co-host Dick Van Patten is joined by his wife Pat; his sons Nels, Vince and Jim; actor Robert Guillaume; comic Pat Cooper; tennis star Martina Nav- ratilova. (90 min.) CARTOONS OVER EASY—Hugh Downs A talk with San Francisco mayor Dianne Feinstein. (Repeat) FLINTSTONES—Cartoon 4PM BANANA SPLITS—Cartoons SUMMER FAIRE BRADY BUNCH—Comedy Greg lands his first job. Greg: Barry Williams. Randy: Annette Ferra. 4:30 NEWLYWED GAME ) SUPERMAN @ MISTER ROGERS—Children JULY 11, 1979 ED MONKEES—Comedy The Monkees help a producer get backing for a Broadway show. 5 PM O O ЄЎ NEWS LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Wally (Tony Dow) is the target of much teasing when he gets a girl's role in the school play. SESAME STREET—Children Є) LAND OF GIANTS—Adventure 5:30 ÆÐ CBS NEWS—Walter Cronkite @ NBC NEWS—Chancellor/Brinkley @ ABC NEWS—Frank Reynolds DICK VAN DYKE—Comedy Millie suspects the worst when the Petries cut short a big weekend. EVENING 6 PM O O © NEWS BEWITCHED—Comedy A cosmetics firm's attractive represen- tative has more in mind for Darrin than clinching an ad campaign. STUDIO SEE—Children STAR TREK—Science Fiction 6:30 @ DANCE FEVER Candy Loving, Paul Jabara and Nipsey Russell are the judges. Grace Jones performs “Оо or Die." MAKE ME LAUGH—Game The comics are Pete Barbutti, Marty Cohen and Vic Dunlop. Linda Clifford is the celebrity contestant. @ P.M. MAGAZINE Scheduled: A feature on Cajun art and history. Also: a visit to the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania. I DREAM OF JEANNIE—Comedy A rare old wine renders the Bel- lowses invisible. Jeannie: Barbara Eden. Tony: Larry Hagman. MacNEIL/LEHRER REPORT 7 PM © PILOT—Comedy "Never Say Never." George Kennedy plays a middle-aged businessman who falls for a young doctor (Anne Sche- deen) with very progressive thoughts about love and marriage. This is a pi- lot for a possible series that is not on CBS's announced fall schedule. @ GREAT AMERICAN LAUGH-OFF Special: "Laugh-In" cast members headline this 1977 program, filmed and taped in San Francisco locales. 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