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THE COURIER-JOURNAL FEATURES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1995 C3 C3 If I MOST AFFORDABLE GLASSES! TIPSMEET BY KEN NEUHAUSER SSmt on the 1st 2nd I'uir; fiuy hi pair ay 39.. pair tmlv if MWfiir nrmorrtiWi I child gUue, wtbnt 529 tW (mir 1 ft. Com pie re I'AIR OF EYEGLASSES WDRB-41 growing popular 'News at 10' to a 60 minutes EYE EXAMS ARRANGED By Independent Doctors Serving Ltiuisiille Direct From The Manufacturer W't lonor Mii Mnjitr Credit Car TOM DORSEY TV-RADIO CRITIC Vpticul Needs ajr I I I norrectUpticol CwilWlUIlt LtX-UlWJs! dl.nr! ivilmrCAi i i Dupnt: Sluvcly: Clarksvillu: 3936 Dutchmans Lane 8-2020 4747 IXxie Hwy. 447-2020 14 16 Eastern Blvd. 28tWH4 Hal Linden Plays owner of enclave on "Colony" for breaking up Henry's first marriage.

The body is in the drawing room and company is coming. What's a person to do? Tickets are $8 ($6 for students and senior citizens). Call (812) 283-6522. A look at the past Tom Owen will remove his alder-manic cap and don his historian's hat when he describes life along Main Street as it was 100 years ago. His free talk will begin at 10:30 a.m.

tomorrow in the Mary Anderson Room at the Kentucky Center for the Arts. His program will include details about people who lived in Louisville at the turn of the century and the cast-iron buildings that appeared in Louisville and how these buildings were used. The talk is sponsored by the Main Street Association, which, by the way, is looking for volunteers to man its information center on Main Street. Call (502) 562-0723. Internet info Dominic Bosco will answer questions and demonstrate how to cruise the information superhighway for reference, business and entertainment from 7 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow at Hawley-Cooke Booksellers at Shelbyville Road Plaza. He's a multimedia buyer for the bookstore. Admission is free. "Tipsheet" appears Monday through Thursday in the Features Tomorrow's best bet: Yarn spinners More than 70 storytellers from around the world will bend your ear during the 20th Annual Corn Island Storytelling Festival tomorrow through Saturday at E. P.

"Tom" Sawyer State Park. Steven Humbi, a Huli tribesman from Papua New Guinea, will be there. So will Joe Bowen of Taylors-ville, who is listed in "The Guinness Book of Records" for walking across the United States on stilts. Austria's Folke Tegetthoff, considered the foremost 20th-century fairytale writer and teller, also will join the fun. The hours are 8:30 to 10:30 p.m.

tomorrow; 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Friday; and 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Saturday at the park, 3000 Freys Hill Road, off Westport Road. Also, the 20th Annual Corn Island Ghost Tales will begin at 9 p.m. Saturday at Long Run Park, off Flat Rock Road. Remember to bring blankets or chairs and flashlights for an opening light show. Admission is $8 for each day program or $10 for each evening program.

Admission for children 6-12 is $4 for each program and free for those under 6. For details about the various programs and weekend packages, call (502) 245-0643. The festival is sponsored by International Order of E.A.R.S. Inc. and WAVG-970 radio.

Murder, she wrote Agatha Christie's "The Spider's Web" opened last week at the Clarksville Little Theatre. The murder mystery will resume with performances at 8 p.m. tomorrow through Saturday at the theater, 301 E. Montgomery Clarksville. In the play Clarissa, the second wife of Henry Hallsham-Brown, suspects her stepdaughter Pippa of murdering the man who was responsible Lw i This fall, ADTsives you more than just worry free home security.

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could' come on Oct. 9, but plans are tentative. The change comes on the heels of record ratings for the newscast in the July A. C. Nielsen survey.

"Our research shows the audience will stick with us if we give them more straight news," said Hal Stop-fel, Channel 41 news director. "That doesn't mean more features, ribbon cuttings or pothole reports," said John Dorkin, station manager. "Our viewers tells us they want more on the big, breaking national and international news." WDRB hopes to gain viewers because the "News at 10" earns higher ratings than the sitcom reruns that follow it. Anchors Lauretta Harris and Don Schroeder will remain, and Bill Francis will do an expanded nightly business report. Four series' debuts The new TV season is in full swing with the debut of four new series tonight.

Here's a look. "Central Park West," at 9 on CBS-32, stars Mariel Hemingway and is the most interesting newcomer. It's something like "Melrose Place" in Manhattan. That's no surprise since it comes from some of the same people who created that soap and "Beverly Hills, 90210" for Fox. Is it any good? It's all right if you like tales of greed, gossip, ambition and power grabs with a sophisticated backdrop of corporate back-stabbing and ruinous romance.

Sure it's overblown, but that's what makes it fun. Hemingway plays a tough magazine editor with an unemployed husband. Lauren Hutton and Ron Leibman own the magazine. Their columnist daughter is a spoiled brat. Her brother is a John Kennedy Jr.

double and an assistant district attorney. Toss in a tabloid reporter willing to trade sex for a scoop and you get the idea. The competition is "Grace Under Fire" on ABC-11, but these two shows are opposites. That gives "Central Park West" a shot at success if it can draw fans from Fox's "Party of Five," which is also aimed at young people and is a better drama if not as juicy. "Central Park West" could be a hit.

"Courthouse," at 10 on CBS-32, is the other new drama, but it's a jumbled mess and lacks feeling. Patricia Wettig stars as the chief Presiding judge of a big-city court-ouse where nothing works, including the judicial system. Wettig seems confused in the role and unable to command the" attention the central character must have in a unwieldy show like this. However, the worst-casting-of-the-season award goes to whoever put Robin Givens in the role of a court investigator. There are no great performances and the cases that come up don't reach out and grab viewers.

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Carey is likable, but the show is about nothing. Unlike "Seinfeld," it also adds up to that. "The Naked Truth," a sitcom that has its debut at 9:30 on ABC-11, is about a divorced photographer forced to take a job on a tabloid weekly newspaper to survive. That apparently explains all the sex and bathroom humor. But any show that depends on Playboy centerfold Anna Nicole Smith as a guest star for its debut is in trouble from the word go.

Newcomer Tea Leoni is the star, and she's not bad. The show does have a few laughs, but, overall, this is the kind of low-ball show that you would expect to see on the Fox network. ABC has positioned it behind "Grace Under Fire." It will be gone in a hurry if it can't hold onto "Grace's" big audience. Election debates The first of four programs on the Kentucky race for governor appears tonight at 8 on KET. "Kentucky Tonight" host Steve Swift interviews Democratic candidate Paul Patton and Republican candidate Larry Forgy.

Patton and Forgy will appear in a live debate Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. on KET. Two issue-oriented forums will be telecast Oct. 24 and 31.

Computer craze A new movie tonight at 9 on USA cable (TKR-33) is a 1995 version of George Orwell's "1984" Big Brother novel. "The Colony" is about a fenced-in enclave of the near future where a security system takes over the lives of the residents. John Ritter and Mary Page Keller play the couple who get sucked in by the promise of living in a crime-free community and rind themselves pushed to the edge of extinction. June Lockhart does a nice cameo as the evil schoolteacher. The premise is interesting, but the plot gets out of hand and loses credibility.

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