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CHARLOTTE Feb 2 1972 Michael Douglas Following Father's Footsteps oilis I I :::::::::::4 1 y' re 0 n-4 4 r' --'4- 'N '''''''''1)1 '''''4111H ''''''12 i4 AtylridE71 114i :00400 ''''4W ''''''W" Wednesday February 2 1972 3 CV-6 CT10 9 18 36 CV-2 CT4 CV-2 CT-13 CV-11 CT-11 5 :00 Green Acres Petticoat Jet 30 Truth or Consul Dick Van Dyke 6 :00 News :30 News News NBC News Virginian Virginian ABC News High Chaparral High Chaparral Branded felt so insecure as an actor he called himself Douglas and later Douglas Michaels "That's not all" he laughed "I even toyed with Michael Danielovich That's my dads real name LAST JUNE CBS promised us a return of its famed Playhouse Theater So On Feb 25 comes the first in the new line of plays Thomas Wolfe's autobiographical Look Homeward Angel Marshall Geraldine Page awl Timothy Bot'A toms have top roles but the person to play Wolfe himself hasn't been announced I UNDERSTAND Bonanza's Lorne Greene is eating the 7 :00 CBS News Andy Griffith :30 Mayberry RFD Primus 8 00 Carol Burnett :30 Carol Brnett Adam-12 Mystery Movie Eddie's Father Movie ABC Comedy Hour Movie :41 7: 9 :00 Medical Center Mystery Movie :30 Medical Center Mystery Movie 1 ft 00 Mannix Illy :30 Mannix Olympics Olympics News Carson By EMERY WISTER News Staff Writer Does a top-rated actor bust his buttons when his son makes good in the movies? This was the question I had for young Mi- ri chael Douglas hen ydpt1 40me-2 buzzed me tos from Los An- r1 ge les yester- day Michael 43apv son of Kirk is the star of When Michael Calls on the WISTER Movie of the Weekend on ABC and WCCB (18) Saturday night "Well I'd say he's prety happy about it" said Michael "I remember he was in the hospital for a minor throat operation when I starred in one movie He sent me a telegraph saying 'I'm speechless' I'm still not sure what he meant "I just sort of slid into acting while in college I was a messenger in a Shapespeare play I mumbled something I no longer remember and dad wasn't too impressed He said people in the audience turned to each other and asked 'what did he "But I'd say he is pretty Sportscasters Draw Raves And Boos ABC Comedy Persuaders Persuaders Joe Namath Mantrap Dick Cavett St Meek 5:00 Sesame 6:00 Electric 6:30 Political 7:00 News 11 :00 News :30 Movie 42 CV-3 CT-8 430 Sesame St 8:30 Wall Zoom 6:00 Speak Freely 7:00 Misterogers 7:30 Electric Co 8:00 World Affairs 9:00 Children 9:30 French 10:00 Firing 11:00 Book 11:30 Your Grow Chef Lines Beats Right Thursday February 3 7 CBS News Today :30 News 1 Today 8 00 Capt Kangaroo Today :30 Capt Kangaroo Today 9 :00 Hazel :30 Gomer Pyle Mike Mike I :00 Lucy to :30 My Three Sons Mike Dropout plc Seems the girl's name is really Magna Carter and thats' for real She's 18 Losing that eye didn't stop Sandy Duncan She's on Flip Wilson's show Thursday Feb 10 A big big historical serieS coming up is History of the English Speaking Peoples which consisting of 26 one hour shows goes on the air in England in Ha No doubt we'll be seeing it here NM FASTEST KODAK FILM PROCESSING RITZ CAMERA South Pork I Tryon Moll 366-10071 596-6105 od EMI 0 il FASTEST KODAK It FILM PROCESSING RITZ CAMERA South Pork Moll 7 366-10071 596-6105 110 Douglas Concentration -4 7 T) 1 long rice at Duke niversity ikJ14-NA 1 IF-ada the better to lose 15 pounds MIHAEL DOUGLAS He took the treatment once 2nd Mortgage before and took olf 40 pounds LOAHS YoU should forget the very And an Atlanta girl is word is about the Mafia the winner of a contest for a IH 24 HOURS Would you believe he first girl to star in the High School 1: glAvoeethunhlios him that 1 A1 0t1 CONSOLIDATE 1 YOUR DEBTS in 4 1 To On Lew Payment 6- neighbor 40fe- Ir Call Now 378438 i drink Habakkuk :7 4) knt''r 9Val''' GRAHAm 2:15 le'' rt'-44 i '1 2 1t 1' 41 l''' INVESTMENT CO 1 ":1 'C- $-41'1 Gm t- --i-ia -i' Ak A' r'13-- 219 raha St I ff-145115 51 0 l' ril 1 I lierfittlEgiINERS! Vie Urge Com5Filrisool i 1 4 HOMEOWNERS' SECONDARY FINANCING! 17 FE HOMEOWNERS LOANS for any worthwhile par- et pose: home improvements debt consolidation 6al business educational expenses or assume an ex- 'sting mortgage 6 Year ANNUAL Amount to Amount Monthly Total of PERCENTAGE Borrower inanced Payment Payments RATE $Z000 00 $7 160 00 $42 23 $3040 45 12 cxr S3 000 00 S3 187 50 S62 32 S4486 77 1 2 33 S4 000 00 $4 719 17 $82 69 $5 953 04 12 62 T----------- ss 000 00 S5 770 93 tt $103 05 S7419 29 22 130 S6500 00 S6 838 54 S133 70 S9 626 02 12 97 '1 The above includes all closing costs Other terrns and amount upon request Mortgage Cancellation insurance Available 0111111111a 11111 0111111111 alow------ SIA 1001001112111 loommom--10 onologion elosoloo111101 -Cameron onosomoolo OM Broxvnt 372- 2290 COMPANY CONSUMER FINANCE DIVISION 1057 Providence Rd Charlotte NC MICHAEL DOUGLAS you should forget the word is about the Mafia Would you believe he Woe unto him that giveth his neighbor drink Habakkuk 2:15 i'klialAtt YgGAltrgA 'PAddiatif06461 '1 long rice at Duke University the better to lose 15 pounds He took the treatment once before and took olf 40 pounds very And an Atlanta girl is the winner of a contest for a first girl to star in the High School HOMEOWNERS! HOMEOWNERS! SECONDARY FINANCING! HOMEOWNERS LOANS for any worthwhile purpose: home improvements debt consolidation business educational expenses or assume an existing mortgage Amount to Borrower $2 000 00 $3 000 00 $4 000 00 S5000 00 $6 500 00 Amount inanced $7160 00 S3I 87 SO $4 719 17 $5 270 93 838 54 The above includes all closing costs Other terrns and amounts upon request Mortgage Cancellation Insurance Available CONSUMER FINANCE 2nd Mortgage LOANS IN 24 HOURS CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS To On Low Payment Coll Now 376-8438 GRAHAM INVESTMENT CO 219 Graham St Vie Urge Corisoo! 6 Year Monthly Payment 542 23 $62 32 $92 69 $103 05 $133 70 'ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE me 1233 1262 1280 1 297 Total of Payments 040 45 $4486 77 $5 953 04 $7419 29 $9 626 02 DIVISION I :00 Family Affair Sale of Century I 1 :30 Love of Life Hollywood Sqs Just Between Us 2 CONVENIENT A 4 i fi 4 1 tel'' ir i 47 'f' '3 -f- 1) x' hr I 0-1'''e 4'r 5 :34 7 ''4 114 A' Ic 1: '4 07 5" A 1 -'-''410 44 -4 a 4 US Fran Carlton Cartoons Douglas Douglas Romper Room Cartoons Dinah Shore Every Woman News That Girl What Bewitched Password My Children Let's Deal Newlyweds Dating Game Gen Hospital One Life Love American Virginian 1 9 00 News lam :30 Search T'mor News Who 1 :00 Betty Feezor :30 World Turns Jeopardy Match Three Days of Lives The Doctors 2 :00 Splendored :30 Guiding Light 11 :00 Secret Storm Another World :30 Edge of Night Lassie 4 :00 Daniel Boone :30 Daniel Boone Flintstones Gilligan by TV stations and often are changed without notice CV-Cablevision of Charlotte CT-Cable Television Co) Television Highlights Gift of gab sportscasters do your football listeners love ya? From our feeler ballot on eight game reporters we find most sports yakkers get passing grades Only Howard Cosell flunks a big majority of viewers give him the boot Frank Gifford and Don Meredith are the top favorites And what do football fans think of the TV blackouts in cities where games are played? Viewers are quite fair-minded Seventy-one out of every 100 voters insist that when games are sell-outs they definitely ought to be shown on TV if not sold out then have a blackout to encourage last minute ticket sales Only 11 per cent say there never should be TV game blackouts And about an equal number think it's only fair to have blackouts because ballparks stand to lose both spectators and money: Frank Gifford 770 superb Don Meredith 750 superb Pat Summerall 715 good Chris Schenkel 645 fair Jack Whitaker 633 fair Jim McKay 633 fair Bill Flemming 615 fair Howard Cosell 368 awful READERS SPEAK FEMININE VIEW: From Jill Lindsay Omaha Nebr: I don't watch Monday football to see the game but to listen to Don Meredith It would be just another game without him Love that accent tr football listeners love ht game reporters we grades Offly Howard Ners give him the boot 1 are the top favorites the TV blackouts in 7iewers are quite fair- itely 100 voters insist that ought to be shown I blackout to encourage er should be TV game tber think it's only fair ks stand to lose both Afl1E f4 I 4- :4 :1 '0-- 41r-- 4: 1:: liti 1: 401( 4 ''t4 1131- lir: i 4 4 7 :4 t-- )--- if-: 14 -k-- happy about me now Everybody wants to know how I feel about him Well he's a talented actor with incredible stamina and a good business sense "But as a parent? Well I don't know but it's pretty hard to bad mouth your father" The Saturday night movie tells a story of an evil man who hypnotizes children into doing murder for him Is Mike that man? "I don't think I'm supposed to answer that" he laughed "You don't want me to give away the plot do you?" Anyway young Douglas was the star of the movie Adam at 6 am and last year made Summertree a story of a youth who didn't want to go to Vietnam but did Now he's shoving off for Europe to make a flick or two "I lived in New York but moved out here because there just wasn't much theater there anymore Things are more difficult now You have to pick and choose your roles but there's just not that much time" Michael plans to produce a movie from the book One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest but won't appear in it himself In Europe he'll star in The Honorable Society which Ballot Box 6:00 pm ng off for Europe to a flick or two lived in New York but out here because there Nasn't much theater there tore Things are more dif- now You have to pick choose your roles but 's just not that much I 9 Ilae1 plans to produce a 3 from the book One Over the Cuckoo's Nest on appear in it himself urope he'll star in The rable Society which i C-- i OP I i I EW Movie Movie What's My Line Dragnet '70 Twilight Zone Movie Hour Movie Movie Mvie Movie Hitchcock Movie 58 CV-13 CT-7 St 7:30 Now! Co 8:00 Election '72 Sciences 8:30 This Week Dream Machine 10:00 Soul 1972 Zoo Revue Popeye Beaver Movie Movie Repeat: Mannix has a repeat which has Mike Connors returning to his home town where he tries to break an old feud with his father (Victor Jory) and help an old friend (Vera Miles) whose husband has been accused of murder GAMES (Color) Ceremonial opening of 1972 Olympic Winter Games at Sapporo Japan 11 :30 PM 0 I (Color) "The Cimarron Kid" (1951) with Audie Murphy and Beverly Tyler An ex-convict joins the notorious Dalton gang CARSON (Color) Impressionist i Bailey is a guest CAVETT (Color) Nuclear physicist Edward Teller is a guest 0 I ES "The Fighting 69th" (1940) with James Cagney and Pat O'Brien A famous regiment fights in Prance in World War I 8 High Point CV-8 CT-2 tlovte 5:30 13 Florence PM Daniel Boone PM Daniel Boone PM ABC News PM News PM CBS News PM Green Acres PM Carol Burnett PM Carol Burnett PM Medical Center PM Medical Center Movte News 6:00 ABC News 6:30 Tell The Truth 7:00 Truth or Conseq 7:30 Mayberry 8:00 Eddie's Father 8:30 ABC Comedy Hour 9:00 ABC Comedy Hour 9:30 Persuaders PM Persuaders Manoix 10:30 PM Your Life Mannix 11:00 PM News News 11:30 PM Cavett Show Mery Griffin 12 Winston-Salem CV-12 CT-4 5 :00 13 Asheville 5:00 PM Dennis Weaver (left) and Ulla Skalia (center) star on NBC Mystery Movie tonight on Channel Nine rei1) fl 7 tr OVERTALK: From Mark O'Shea Colorado Springs Colo: Sportscasters tend to overuse superlatives and too many have a compulsion to talk Howard Case 11 goes beyond that and becomes sickening Too many talk happenings to death Then I usually turn off sound and just watch LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU IN THIS AREA Top View SAFEtVAY FINANCE CO IN MT HOLLY 105 NUM MAIN ST IN CHARLOTTE STAINTIOLINT SHOPPING CTIL 6233 PINEVILLE ROAD PHONE 525-0542 GENE MORRISON MGR NOE 827-9G31 (Clip this portion and mail promptly to: TOP VIEW BALLOT 486 care of The Charlotte News SHOULD PUBLIC TV GET LONG RANGE FINANCING? HAS IT BEEN GOOD ENOUGH TO DESERVE IT? Circle only one opinion: 1 The quality of public (non-commercial programming) has been so fine I think long-term financing is justified 2 The quality has not been that good but I think public TV is so young it needs more time to prove itself With longterm subsidy it would give it the chance to upgrade programs make long-range plans and try new ideas 3 I think public TV should get financing only on a short-term basis regardless of quality of its programs This will keep it on its toes 4 I don't think taxpayers should finance public TV regardless of the quality of its programs 5 Other differing opinions (specify): Circle your age bracket: Under 21 21-49 50 or over short-term basis regardless will keep it on its toes wi should finance public TV cpinrgogroanmlys oTnhisa 4 I don't think taxpayers u-G1114t: quality ofinancing finiants Circle your age bracket: Under 21 rega5rdolethsserofditfhf eerquality i differing opinions i ts (specify) 149 50 or over BUD MOCRE MGR 0-1-30 COLOR (All schedules are furnished Tonight's Best Bet NO SELECTION TONIGHT 7:30 PM (Color) A powerful whirlpool threatens the divers "Action in the North Atlantic" (1943) with Humphrey Bogart and a ymon Massey Merchant seamen battle German submarines in World War 8 PM I I BURNETT (Color) Repeat: the Carol Burnett Show repeats a good program from last October with a delicious movie spoof of "The African Queen" with guest Steve Lawrence an hysterical Bogart The Oscar salute also i cludes "Sorry Wrong Number" "Louis Pasteur" and a finale that pays tribute to the silent comics with Carol as Buster eKaton Steve as Stan Laurel and Harvey Korman as Oliver Hardy Carol Chaaning is another guest (Color) Cases are a narcotics theft a kidnaping and a highspeed auto chase OF EDDIE'S FATHER (Color) Tom's creative writing makes his feel guilty about neglecting Eddie 8:30 PM 1 MYSTER MOVIE (Color) NBC Mystery Movie: McCloud has Dennis Weaver as McCloud chasing and capturing a murder suspect who happens to be played by his son Rick Weaver The young man is a violinist and a bit of a kook but we know he didn't kill the victim an esteemed musician Joseph Wiseman plays this man and also his brother very much alive but maybe not for long COMEDY HOUR (Color) The ABC Comedy Hour presents "If You Think Last Year Was Bad Wait!" a show hosted by Alan King that takes a sometimes funny always cynical look at the "now" world of today Guests Art Carney Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara Ron Carey Barbara Walters and David Frye are all good but the sketches are uninspired 9 PM I 1 CENTER (Color) There's this beautiful healthy happy creature (Marianne McAndrew) at the Medical Center for treatment after a fall and they discover she has a fatal disease Her husband (Michael Callan) is a good young resident with patients like an old lively and maybe dying woman (Jeannette Nolan) but he can't bring himieJ to tell his wife the truth 0 10:4 RE AM MACHINE (Color) Features: tbe real Hawaii cello virtuoso Pablo Casals singer Odetta romanticized adultery 9:30 PM 11 (Col or) Roger Moore directed this episode of The Pesuaders and his sly wit shows through a tale of a skeleton and three wornea (beautiful of course) who say they are the daughter of the dead man Leo Genn a fine actor alqo helps proceedings "Roar of the Crowd" (1953) with Howard Duff and Helen Stanley A racing driver insists on just one more Indianapolis 500 race 10 PM 11 (Color) fnm 5 Raleigh 4 Greenville 5:00 PM Perry Mason Daniel Boone 5:30 PM Perry MaSOn My Line 6:00 PM News News 6:30 PM ABC News NBC News 7:00 PM Jeannie Petticoat JCL 7:30 PM Lawrence Welk Arthur Smith 8:00 PM Lawrence Welk Adam-12 8:30 PM Movie Motery Movie 9:00 PM Movie Mystery Movie 9:30 PM Movie Mystery Movie 10:00 PM Movie Olympics 10:30 PM Movie Olympics 11:00 PM News News 11:30 PM Dick Cavett Tonight 7 10 Spartanburg Columbia CV-7 CT-11 CV-10 CT-5 5:00 PM Mild West Daniel Boone 5:30 PM Wild West Big Valley 6:00 PM 4ews Big Valley 6:30 PM News NBC News 7:00 PM 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