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The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 163

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-I Ml .11 IA '-I. I II! I IM INN I I I Nlil IHI I Meet the new 4Laush-In' girls si eve hoi FMVN Enquirer TV-It ariio Editor I ANGELES NBC-TV is renovating "I.auh-ln" for next season. To prove if, the network three of the show's new comics before wimo TV newspaper echini's this week here. The (no proved it. 1'atii I) 11 li, Sarah Kennedy and Donna my biggest worry," she said.

"I'd like to butt it right in the face. I'm not going to do (ioldie's dumb lines and I don't mean that as an insult to (ioldie. I'll lie full of wisdom." Silence followed Patti got her show In start as a comedy writer but the low pay and inahil ty for others to do her lines properly prompted her to heroine a perfumer. Donna started as a ballerina but fell over her own feet too often. Sarah tied college for New York and intentionally got a receptionist's job in a commercial production house.

Keves kept putting her off. Finally, Donna took her old videotapes to Paul. Two weeks later, still no response. She called and told him she was desperate for jokes. Keyes reacted with his offer" for her to join his show.

Rowan saw Sarah's X-rated movie, "The Telephone Rook," a few years back which From Coquille, she was called in for an interview with Keyes and Rowan. She 'choked up when Rowan said he was a fan of hers. Sarah is a dead-ringer for blond Goldie. "That's was Patti's third audition sketch. "LAl'GH-IN" producer-headwriter Paul saw Donna four years ago on five Damone shows in Dean Martin's slot.

She oened Rowan Martin's nightclub act at Miami around that time with her McKeesport stories. Three vears ago, Donna quit to liavea baby. Seven months ago, she began a hitch at the Horn in Santa Monica near here. New "Laugh In" comics Strunk and Brian Bresslcr are still on the card with her. She asked Keyes to help her put new jokes in her routine.

ru' had the reporters with their ad-lihs. None of three slionld stran-la yen Mm ualih nijlM TV and some ie tune shows of the Sail: die i.ec I TV Highlights p. 9, DAVID FROST REVUE: Charles Nelson Reillv on science Repeat 7:30 p. 9, 7. "FINE MADNESS" (lii): Sean Connery.

Joanne Wood ward. Eccentric poet's olvoinent in series of incidents. 'CRSSimdav Movie Repeat) 9 p.m., 12, "MODESTY BLAISE" (19(')ti): Monica Vitti. Dirk Bogarde. Notorious adventuress with magnetic attraction to danger.

(ABC Sunday Movie Repeat) 9 p. 19, "MEET JOHN DOE" (1911): Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck. Reporter creates story of man who will commit suicide on Christmas Eve. 11:30 p. 'J, "YOUNGRLOOD HAWKE" (1901): Franciscus, Suanae Pleshette.

Life and loves of young riter. 12. "VERY M1.SSI.; 1'Eltsov (1071); Eve Anion. New mark Flamboyant private eye for missing heiress. (ABC Movie of Week Repeat pa, i Keiidi blond Palti was the i.al in the Ace Trucking 'oiupany, the improvisia-tional coined group that I a many of Tom TV shows.

Donna has her East MrKeesport, hometown on Vie Datnone's summer show. Sarah is that (loldie Jlawn look a- like. ill II interview started someone asking the 1 ii ce what they will he on "Laugh-In." Said "We'll be doing .1 1'tehes. singing and dancing and characters." Donna chirped, "I'll be myself Sarah followed, "so I I'alti: "I'll he a lot of mothers and i a in people." Sarah ended that with "they ha-. en't told us much." I'aMi has a nasal, grav-i-i voieed sound which will aiiout as noticeable as in scratching a is.

klioard with a fingernail She won her "Laugh hi spot in an audition, act out live of her own ha. aelers. "I tried to i 1 1 lines I was mi a. on.s. she said.

Ma- 1 a Eczema Ti.lii. a (deaning lady based on my eighth grade liv. iene teacher who told us it on are ever attacked bv a 'man, stare at his tie be will go away." Her ieg takeoff on the T' coinniercial i sokbonk gal, "had the h-vcl of a dam." inward Cosell's mother 1 p. 48, CHESS TOURNAMENT: World Championship Chess tournament between Boris Spassky of Russia and Hobby Fischer of the United States with play-by-play by Shelby Lyman. 7 p.m., 5, THIS IS YOUR LIFE: Coogan.

(Repeat) 7 p. 19, 2, LASSIE: Heroine helps two rejected baby lambs. (Repeat) 7 p. 40, UNDERGROUND FILM Underground film movement from filmmaker to distributor. 7:30 p.

5, 2, WORLD OF DISNEY: Highlights of performance in Australia in "Disney on Parade." (Re peat 7:30 48, FRENCH CHEF: How to make log-shaped chocolate cake. 8 p. 12, THE FBI: Man sets out to pay ransom for kidnaped father. (Re-H-at)' p. It), THIS IS TOM JONES: Barbara Eden.

(Repeat fl p. -Ill, FIRING LINE: Harpsichordist Fernanco Valenti. p. 2, jimmy stewart: Huge stray dog lurks around the Stewart house. Repeat f) p.m., 5, 2, ItONANZA: I loss protects wife from estranged outlaw husband.

(Repeat) 9 p.m., 411, MASTERPIECE THEATER: Young Englishwoman visits untidy country cousins in "Cold Comfort Farm." (Repeat) 9:30 p. 9, 7, CADE'S COUNTY Police detective joins Cade in search of missing deputy. (Repeat) 10 p. 5, 2, BOLD ONES: Dr. Craig intermediates between two surgeons.

(Repeat INTL. CHAMPIONSHIPS: U. S. Nationals vs. Western Hemisphere Boxing championship, Elyria, Ohio, and AAU Decathlon championships, Los Angeles, Calif Channel 9, 3 p.

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