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1 12 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday, April 20, 1967 Today's i 4 p. 2, 4:30 p. 9, MIKE DOUGLAS (Color): Mike's guests are Bobby Rydell, Dr. Rose Franzblau, Homer and What Happened To The Fun: radio BY MARTIN HOGAN JR. "Enquirer TV Columnist LIT WAS AT one of those sojlal discomforts where sip sherry and say ngfty things about Samuel Gompers.

Jlolding court was a guy wjjo kept referring to last week's Ivy League tennis matches. When he spoke he could lull an army to sleep, but he had a point. -We are now in the midst of a series of Senate hearings dealing with the tax support of public television. The big urgency in all of television seems to be broadening, elevating and educating the masses who presumably couldn't care less. Which brings us to what the bore was discussing.

What about the good, old-fashioned fun? A few weeks ago Imogene Coca, Sid Caesar and Carl Reiner performed in a special which recalled the entertainment riches of the past. IT ISN'T difficult to find on any commercial channel in-depth coverage of current affairs, reports on science, theater ranging from the Greek to musical comedy. In short, commercial television, if you are selective, is doing a fine job of elevating, informing, cultivating and educating. That's fine and it is aimed at and received by an audience that hardly is representative of the television-watching public. The standard of what NET Web Maps New Schedule television is today is not set by the Hall of Fame or the Telephone Hour or a beautiful adaptation of a Truman Capote short story or by Hal Holbrook demon-.

strating his thespian talents as Mark Twain. Television, instead, is five nights a week between the hours of 7 p. m. and 11 p. m.

The essence is wrapped neatly around the watching habits of the people. It is what is being fed into the living rooms from Maine to California 52 weeks out of the year. The strength and backbone of the television industry is not related to its activities in public affairs. It is forever wedded to entertainment. Tonight, when you get up from the table, turn on the dial and set a spell in front of the television set, I would venture that you are there to relax and be amused.

The living room is not a Jethro, Harold Krelger and David Lawrence. 4 p. 5, AFTERNOON SHOW (Color): Guest on the show today Is Gordon Bryars, which will present the books "Time Capsule 1923" and "Time Capsule 1929." 6 p. 12, MERV GRIFFIN: Guests on Merv's show today are Jack Douglas and Reiko, Rip Taylor, Ethel Griff ies, David Soul and Marty Ingels. 7:30 p.

5, DANIEL BOONE (Color): Daniel Boone Is endangered by a killer bear and a demented hunter. 4 1 7:30 p. 48, WCET: INSIDE VIETNAM: A tour of the war zones of Vietnam by Rod Wil- liams including a look at black market activities and leaf turing interviews with tri-state servicemen among them is PFC Kenneth Ray of West Kemper Road. Bill Burns is the host. 7:30 p.

12, BATMAN (Color): The Egghead ahd his cohorts gain control of Gotham City, eggspells City Hall and banishes Batman and Robin forever. Repeat. tl 8:30 p. 9, 7, MY THREE SONS (Color): Robbie makes so much money at his part time real estate job that he wants to quit school. 1 8:30 p.

5, STAR TREK (Color): After their exposure to totally new atmospheric elements, two crew members are discovered to have developed superhuman powers. 8:30 p. 12, 2, BEWITCHED (Color): Endora conjures up Sigmund Freud to help solve a domestic problem after Samantha and Darrin quarrel. Repeat. 9 P- 9, BIG NINE MOVIE: "The Plunf derers" Jeff Chandler, John Saxon, Dolores Hart, Marsha Hunt.

Four young saddle tramps, intent on taking over a town, are eventually stopped ty a rancher, a Civil War veteran. 9 p. 12, 2, THAT GIRL (Color): Ann Marie, earning her money at the lobby candy counter in a New York office building, is offered an acting stint by two men. 9:30 p. 5, DRAGNET (Color): Sergeant Friday goes on TV to expose bunco artists and follows ujp by includes the following dramatic presentations: "Infancy" and "Childhood," by Thornton Wilder; "An Evening with Shirley Pirandello's "Six Characters In Search Of An Author" and Moliere's "Tar-tuffe." From the British Broadcasting Corporation, the network will get productions of Romains' "Dr.

Knock;" Forster 's "A Passage to India;" Sakl's "The Unbearable Bassington;" Chekhov's "The Seagull," and Anouilh's "Point of WSCO-TV Sold WSCO-TV, the UHF station, scheduled to begin operations soon on channel 19, has been sold by the Overmyer Communications Co. to the American Viscose Corp. Daniel H. Overmyer sold 80 of his stock in the local station along with his television stations in four other cities. The sale is pending approval from the Federal Communications Commission.

Earlier, Overmyer sold his Overmyer network as a separate entity to the United Network, a group of Texas investors. The local station, meanwhile, has moved into its studios at 1150 W. Eighth and will complete construction of its tower on Bald Knob next week. Douglas McLarty remains as general manager. classroom.

Any great heights that television can climb in the field of public affairs is commendable. But it is in the area of the situation comedy and the cowboy and the detectives that television is in need of shaking up. It would be wonderful if a little, good, old-fashioned fun could be restored to the medium. New York Times News Service NEW YORK John F. White, president of the National Educational Tele-sion network, this week presented the network's station affiliates with Its 1967-68 program schedule.

Among the highlights are dramatic presentations by Thornton Wilder, Luigl Pirandello, Moliere, Jules Romains, E. M. Forster, Saki, Chekhov, Jean An-ouilh, Pinero and James Joyce. White also outlined plans for more live Interconnections among the stations next season and welcomed the series of three-hour Sunday evening news programs scheduled for the fall and produced by the newly established Public Broadcast Laboratory. White said the laboratory would also "take responsibility" for N.E.T.

coverage of the 1968 political conventions and presidential campaigns. He added: "Permit me, however, to keep the record entirely straight. This is an experimental laboratory assigned an important but specific smashing a crooked magazine canvassing crew. 9:30 p. 12, 2, STAGE 67 (Color): iThf Honor Wide Open Door," Tony Randall, who Blackman.

Bank heist drama involves a sauve ex-cor ana a becomes the leader of a daring plot to rob a bank, to in e-irl who initiates the rlot and enlists Randall's ha carrying it through. Short Shots Miss Melva Thomas, record librarian at WLW for 31 years, has been dismissed by the station. A spokesman for the station said the job of record librarian has been eliminated. Sports Network, has acquired the rights to broadcast taped telecasts of Notre Dame football games beginning in the fall. The broadcast will be carried on the Sunday following the Notre Dame game.

It has not been determined whether the games will be I Coronet Blue New York Times Service NEW YORK "Coronet Blue," a weekly dramatic series about a young amnesiac who is menaced by unknown enemies determined to prevent him from uncovering his past, will make its debut on the Co- lumbia Broadcasting System television network on May 29 at 10 p. m. (E.D.T.) 500 On 22 WKEF, channel 22 in Dayton, will carry the Indianapolis 500 race on Memorial Day in addition to a series of specials on the race beginning May 1. 10 p. 5, THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW (Color): Dean's guests are Dom DeLuise, Gene Krupa, Carol Lawrence, Liberace and Bob Newhart.

Thursday Movies CINCINNATI: 4:30 p. 12, "Jungle Jim in Forbidden Land." Johnny Weissmuller, Angela Green. Adventure, 11:30 p. 9, Operation Bottleneck." Ron Foster, Miika Taka, Norman Alden. Adventure.

DAYTON: 6:30 p. 2, "People Will Talk." Cary Grant, Jeanne Craln. Romance. 11:30 p. 7, "Woman In A Dressing Gown." Yvonne Mitchell, Anthony Quale.

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