The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 313

THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 4 MONDAY. MARCH 26. 1973 Dance, comedy, ecology Host Burr will introduce the stars who then offer their humorous thoughts on contemporary matters and join in a medley of stand-aid songs given new, more appropriate lyrics like "Stormy Weather" becomes "Smoggy Weather." Things like that. The idea is fun with an ecology message mixed in. Entertain them first, then teach them something is the theory.

Advance reports are that it's a good special. I ifeSn Heroes from soap Bill Hayes, left and Susan Seaforth Doug and Julie on NBC's "Days Of Our Lives" da a guest shot on Phil Donahue's show at 3:30 p.m. Monday. Monday TV highlights There are a couple of very promising specials up and coming this week on the tube. A little culture, a little comedy and a little public service.

It comes by way of "The Dance Theatre of Harlem with Arthur Mitchell," 8 p.m. Monday on Channel 4 8, "Hotel Ninety," 9:30 p.m. Mondav on Channel 9, and 'Keep U.S. Beautiful," at 8 p.m. Tuesday on Channel 5.

"Dance Theatre" is a one hour feature with Arthur Mitchell and his dancers from Harlem. The program traces the dance school's growth it's only four years old from the days when the kids were first sucked in off the street to today, when Mitchell's school is one of the hottest, most highly respected dance school's in America. The show features lots of favorite dance exercises, a look at the discipline involved, words from Mitchell and others, and a cos-turned performance of "Rhythemetron," one of the company's most popular dances. After that, at 9:30 p. you can watch Diahann Carroll, Sally Struthers, Alan Aldaand others in a 90-minute revue special called "Hotel Ninety" on Channel 9.

The show features comedy, dance and songs set against the backdrop of a mythical luxury hotel. Then there's "Keep U. S. Beautiful," an hour special on Channel 5 at 8 p. m.

Tuesday. The show is hosted by Raymond Burr with, guest stars Ruth Buzzi, Tim Conway, Sandy Duncan, Lena Home, Don Knotts and Jim Henson's Muppets. gains insufficient in "Ballad of Alma Gerlayne." 11 p. 19, ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS: Miss Monica Laughton lives in an old-fashioned world of imaginary relatives and friends, and is reputed to have a fortune hidden in her house. Repeat) 11:30 p.

12, WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT: Colleen Dewhurst and Iartin Sheen star in mystery suspense thriller "Prowler in the Heart." Monday movies 1 p.m., 19, "HUMAN DESIRE," (1954): Glenn Ford, Gloria Grahame. Unfaithful wife connives to have her lover murder her husband. 3:30 p.m., 12, "KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE," (1950): Lillian Randolph, Robert Montgomery. Actor, recalled by Army, is assigned to find man who gave jeweled pendant to wealthy debutante. 9 p.m., 19, "BLACK LIKE ME," (1964): James Whitmore, Jan Priest.

Writer chemically changes color of his skin and poses as Negro in deep South. 9 p.m., 12, "GUNN," (1967): Craig Stevens, Edward Asner. Gunn copes with lies, ladies and larceny. (ABC Movie) 11:30 p.m., 9, 7, "REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE," (1967): Marlon Brando, Elizabeth Taylor. Anxieties and degeneration hidden beneath surface of secure life of officers on army post.

(CBS Movie) Monday TV-Radio sports PRO BASEBALL: Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, WLW-AM, REDSLINE: Tom Hall WLW-AM, 7:05 p.m. PRO HOCKEY: Cincinnati at Jack-sonville, WLW-AM, 7:50 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Live coverage of NCAA final game from St. Louis, Channels 5, 2, 9 p.m.

7 p. 5, 2, BEAT THE CLOCK: Tom Kennedy joins two teams of married couples as they compete against the clock. 7 p. 12, ROOKIES: Protective racket involving young 'brother of a nurse in whom Terry has become inter' ested is broken up. 7:30 p.

9, DOCTOR IS HOUSE: Dr. Upton thinks he is in for quiet Saturday afternoon in his office with little to do. (Repeat) 7:30 p. 5, 2, HOLLYWOOD SQUARES: John Byner, Dionne War-wicke, Betty Grable, Burt Reynolds, Carl Reiner, and Joey Bishop. 8 p.m., 48, DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM: Gifted dance troup under direction of Arthur Mitchell of New York City Ballet.

8 p. 5, 2, LAUGIMN: Jack Benny, Peter Marshall, Michele Lee, James Hugh O'Brian, Charles Nelson Reilly and Frank Welk-er. 8 p. 12, JAMES EARL JONES: Cicely Tyson, Dr. Don Shirley, Edwin Hawkins Singers.

8 p. 9, 7, GUNSMOKE: Richard Kiley stars as Bohannan, a faith healer who travels the West ministering to a stream of supplicants. (Repeat) 8 p. 19, WILD WILD WEST: Demented leader of fanatical army, plans tooverthrow U. S.

Army. Repeat) 9 p. 48, FRANK WAKEFIELD: Mandolinistguitarist Wakefield plays bluegrass music. 9 p. 9, 7, HERE'S LUCY: Ann-Margret decides to introduce Craig's song on a television special.

(Repeat) 9:30 p. 9, 7, HOTEL NINETY: Revue-type special with Tim Conway, Jack Gilford, Joyce Van Patten, Donna McKechnie, Bread, Diahann Carroll, Sally Struthers and Alan Alda. 10:30 p. 48, INSIGHT: Young vocalist makes it big yet finds material Sally Struthers HAIR REMOV ED PERMANENTLY CEORCE J. EATR1DES Licensed Ota Muditil Bwd By Advanced Jel Stream Technique Room Additions Remodeling Blannmcf dtsiantd.

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