The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 48

Thursday, March 30, 1967 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Mil The Newcomer Today's Channe npNMwwii nfif Tj I i tfl i BY MARTIN HOG AN JR. Enquirer TV Columnist IN FASHIONABLE Kettering, Ohio, near Dayton, sits a white building. The building itself, the property on which it Is situated and the equipment inside it is valued at approximately $1.5 million. It is the home of WKTR-TV, channel 16, a UHF station owned by the Kittyhawk Broadcasting a group of Dayton investors. The station is important to Dayton, of course, and to Cincinnati as well, for several reasons.

It is the fourth com- merclal television channel In Dayton. It is locally (Dayton) owned. It has a full color facility. It reaches into several parts of Cincinnati as do Dayton's WHIO-TV and WLW-D an dthe other Dav-ton UHF station, WKEF, channel 22. Dino I WHAT Strike? It's On Tape The local impact of the strike of the American Fed-carried on Channel 5 at 7 a.

five days a week, the major networks is being held to a minimum thanks to tape. With the exception of NBC's "Today," show which Is carried on channel 5 at 7a. five days a week, the major shows are on tape. This means they were "filmed," anywhere from a week to three months in advance of their broadcast time. The "Tonight," show on NBC, also carried locally by channel 5, is taped earlier in the evening for broadcast at 11:30 p.

m. A previous "Tonight" show was broadcast last night. The Merv Griffin and Mike Douglas shows also are taped in advance, but the programs are produced independently and sold to individual stations. They are not affected by the strike. As for the soap operas, taped reruns of "The Doctors," was scheduled by NBC.

"Love of Life," on channel 9 was replaced by "I Love Lucy" reruns. "As The World Turns," carried by channel 9 at 1:30 m. will be replaced by Candid Camera reruns. Both the Jackie Gleason and Ed Sullivan Shows Gleason on Saturday. Sullivan on Sunday, will be repeats of earlier broadcasts.

With the exception of the "Today" and "Tonight" shows, network programming will not be affected tonight or Friday night. All the programs were taped prior to the strike. The Dean Martin Show, for example, was taped Sunday. If the AFTRA strike continues through this Sunday, NBC next week would present a tape of an earlier Martin show. Network radio programs also were affected with news broadcasts taken over by supervisory personnel at the three networks.

The affiliates local'y are NBC (WLW), CBS (WNOP) and ABC (WCKY). The strike is directed against the networks and network owned and operated stations. The networks own no radio or television stations in this area. WCPO-TV is owned by Scripps-Howard Broadcasting. WLW-T is owned by Avco Broadcasting and WKRC-TV is owned by Taft Broadcasting.

Dean Martin's show at. 10 p. m. tonight on Channel 5 includes Gene Barry, Eddie Fisher and Abbe Lane. Its program director is John Clark, formerly of WCPO-TV.

THE STATION went on the air 20 months after it had applied for a license from the Federal Communi-catolns Commission and 16 months after the license had been granted. WKTR TV began broadcasting 10 days ago. At the moment it relies heavily on movies, several syndicated programs such as Merv Griffin and physical fitness expert Ronnie Pnidden, weather, news, and the evening sports broadcast. The president of Kitty-hawk Broadcasting is a wiry, blond man. His name is Kenneth D.

Caywood. He thinks and acts quickly. "We have received mail from Mil ford and North Bend," Mr. Caygood was saying Wednesday. "We also go north as far as Belle-fontaine." Quite by accident, WKTR-TV opened with a built-in audience, probably without realizing It REASON: The station opened using feature films.

Its first weekend of broadcasting was coincidental with the national basketball championships. Frankly, the audience with and aversion to televised sports tuned in the station to watch a movie. "I actually can't say what our sports program will be," said Mr. Caywood. "John (Clark) and I have talked about It.

Right now trying to get settled and dp Hi" Vallcv Beginning Monday, April 17. WKRC-TV will carry "Big Valley," at its normal time 10 p. m. Mondays. Thursday Radio 4 p.

5, THE AFTERNOON SHOW (Color). Today guest is singer and piano player Amanda Ambrose, who will talk about her upcoming concert at Carnegie Hall. 4 p. 4:30 p. 9, MIKE DOUGLAS (Color).

Mike's guests are Betty Furness, Teresa Brewer, The New Vaudeville Band, and Fencing Demonstration. 6 p. 12, MERV GRIFFIN: Author Alfred Bester, comic Georgie Kaye, comedian Marty Ingles, musician Xavier Cugat and his wife, Charo, and Mentalist Kreskin. 7:30 p. 5, DANIEL BOONE (Color).

Boone forms an alliance with a traitor, to save territory from Spanish Invaders. 7:30 p. 12, BATMAN (Color). Mr. Freeze has dastardly plans after he gleans the formula from the kidnapped professor, but the Dynamic Duo and a seal come to the rescue.

8 p. 12, TROOP (Color). While inspecting Fort Courage, General Courage promotes Chief Wild Eagle, disguised as a private, to a major. 8:30 p. 9, 7, MY THREE SONS (Color).

Other fathers help their sons in a school science fair, but Steve tells Ernie that he's on his own. 8:30 p. 5, STAR TREK (Color). During their investigation of an uncharted planet, Captain Dirk and Mr. Spock encounter a man who begs their help in combatting a man whom he claims is planning the destruction of the universe.

8:30 p. 12, 2, BEWITCHED (Color). Darrin is worried because Tabatha is developing witch talents and his folks are about to arrive for a visit. Dp. 9, THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE: "Un- derworld U.

S. Cliff Robertson, Dolores Dorn. The drama concerns a confirmed criminal who is obsessed by a determination to avenge the murder of his father by four gangsters. 9 p. 48.

WCET: LIZZIE BORDEN: World TV premiere of Jack Beeson's opera, based on the saga of the famous ax-murderess. 9 p. 12, 2, LOVE ON A ROOFTOP (Color). Julie wonders if Dave's old army buddy will be the death of her when Augie and assorted friends set up housekeeping on the Willis rooftop. 9:30 p.

5, DRAGNET (Color). A policeman is shot down during a routine check of a parked car. 9:30 p. 12, 2, THAT GIRL (Colon. Ann's predicament is that Don has written Inappropriate comedy material for her Broadway audition, that he considers it the greatest.

10 p. 5, THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW (Color). Dean's guests are Abbe Lane. Gene Barry, Eddie Fisher, Herman's Hermits and Corbett Monica. 10 p.

12, 2. THE BEAUTIFUL BLUE and RED DANUBE (Color): The journey begins in Vienna aboard a modern Russian passenger ship sailing to the Balkans, and continues through the Iron Curtain where the Czechoslovakian border Joins the river. Thursday Movies CINCINNATI: 4 p. 12, "Rock All Night." Dick Miller, Abby Dalton. Musical.

11:30 p. 9. "Cast A Long Shadow." Audie Murphy, Terry Moore, John Dehner. Drama. 11:30 p.

12, 'RugRles of Red Gap." Charles Laughton. Charles Ruggles, Mary Boland. Comedy. Moonlijilitinji TV Stars Try Films In Free Time HOLLYWOOD What do television stars do with their free time? If they have the energy and maybe live wire agents they mate movies. Every television star must face that time when the ratings inevitably will nosedive and he will have to seek other employment.

The hope of most of them Is to become attractions In feature films, as a handful of TV veterans have done Steve McQueen, James Garner, Dick Van Dyke, etc. And so television people are trying their hands at big screen movies. Barbara Parkins, member of the "Peyton Place" cast, is having a fling at her first starring movie "Valley of The Dolls." The film also features Patty Duke in her first venture away from her series. Raymond Burr, late of Perry Mason and soon to star in a new series "ironside," is co-starring with George Pep-pard and John Banner have joined sex images Elke Somner and Maureen Arthur in "The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz." Lucille Ball is hoping to activate her project on the Bcardsley family of 19 children, with Henry Fonda as co-star. Buddy Ebsen of "Beverly Hillbillies" Is ambling through "The One and Only Genuine Family Band." The Disney film also stars Walter Brennan, who Is coming back to TV with his third series, "The Guns of Will Sonnet." WKRC 550 News on the Hour 6:10 Sun Matlock 7:05 Partv line 10 05 Jerry Triors 8 05 Jim But er 2:05 Kaleidoscooe 1:05 All Night 6:10 Will rVav WLW 700 Nes On Tht Hor And Half Hour 6:30 Morne Carlson 5 00 Miller-Wlls well what we have on the schedule.

Among the programs is a children's show, "Kim's Kapers," which is hosted by a nine -year -old girl Kim Christie. "That was Clark's Idea. Rather than having an adult talk down to children. He decided to have a child talking to other children. At the moment.

WKTR-TV programs about eight hours a day. Time and expansion will follow. At any rate, Dayton's channel 16 isn't kidding about its place In the market. One look at the building will tell you that. 00 Dunn-Warner 10:00 Nick Clooney 11:30 Miller-Mills 12:00 50 50 Club 1:30 Rich King 6:00 News 6.05 News Renort 10 30 Back to bla 11:00 News 1 1 :05 Toorro 11:35 Hotline 11.40 You end la I i r45 Moon River 12:00 Music Dawn Whenit comes to keepirithe DAYTON: 11:30 p.

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