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D-18 The Arizona Republic Friday, May 3 HHIHHMINMI Lerofs autobiography is jolly and anecdotal I'vl Thomas GohlthQjJQBy joyce haber ing's 6:30 Economics 7:00 Jack LaLanne 7:30 BIG 3 NEWS 8:00 Romper Room 8:30 The Brady Bunch 9:00 Password 9:30 Split Second mnadeus rated sunenor Nixon got a 34 share on ABC, as opposed to a 25 on NBC and a 15 on CBS. I love ABC Entertainment president Marty Starger's remark to producer Cramer: probably elected him for another term." Tuesday, the TV movie averaged a 41 share in New York and 50 share in Los Angeles. If you missed it, relax: Diller says "It will run again, very soon." 10:00 All My Children 10:30 Let's Make A Deal 11:00 Newly wed Game 11:30 Girl In My LiTe 12:00 General Hospital 12:30 One Life To Live 1:00 Love, Am. Style 1:30 City Talk 2:00 Donna Reed 2:30 Hazel 3:00 Ben Casey 4:00 The Virginian WOW! OITV i of mature mellowness that engulfs the ensemble. One hears and easily appreciates crafted dynamics, an almost distinctive reserve at least in Mozart Hunt," K.458) and in the elegant "Second Quartet" (1942) by the con-temporary English rhapsodist, Michael Tippett.

Somewhat startling, however, is the abrupt change in character of their playing for Schubert's Minor, "Death and the Maiden," Here the players advanced aggressively into Schubert's feverish essay with more than usual agitation. The serene floral moments were rapturously indulged, yet one thought the atmosphere menacingly alive with stinging, sharp discomforts. In Mozart, however, and in the formidable Tippett, with its inhospitable a Major key, a richly textured calmness prevailed amid excellent leadership under principal violinist Norbert Brainin's guidance. KTVK-TV2 5:30 ABC EVENING Smith, Harry Reasoner 6:00 BIG 3 NEWS Jim Howl, Tom Schoendienst, Mischa Axline 6:30 What's My Line? I Km 1400 KL'OT K) 1440 t'HX- 14110 KUrt. -Prog Dock 1510 1540 1MO 11M 1330 120 1310 mo KTUF "ft HOCTFV1 100.7 MC' HHfWM 101.5 MC t'.

fM 102.5 HBufVI 104.7 KC 7:00 THE BRADY BUNCH 7:30 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN 8:30 TIIE ODD COUPLE 9:00 TOMA 10:00 BIG 3 NEWS Mitch Duncan, Tom Schoendienst, Mischa Axline 10:30 WIDE WORLD MYSTERY AMADEUS QUARTET Thursday night, ASU Music Theater; violinists Norbert Brainin and Sieg-mund Nissel, violist Peter Schidlof and cellist Martin Lovctt. The Amadeus Quartet's appearance last night at Arizona State University rekindled admiration for the many Remarkable qualities that make it a superior performing group. The quartet's residence on campus nine years ago for the Beethoven cycle quartets established many fans. The players sat on small fragile-looking boxes the cellist on a piano bench and they are silvered-haired or balding, a mature, assuring contrast to the wave of youngish quartets prominently on tour. This English group possesses much to admire, fore-mo'st its precision and a kind novel, "Home Before The foreword is by Leroy's longtime pal Jack Warner.

Warner refused to let Mervyn use Clark Gable in "Little Caesar," the film that immortalized Edward G. Robinson. But the Wamer-Leroy team had few other disagreements. "Mervyn has talent in the marrow of his bones," writes Warner. "Plus he's a nice guy." (Warner himself has recently been very ill: He spent seven weeks at the Scripps Clinic for tests which were inconclusive, came home 10 days ago.

Jack is said to be over the danger period.) Leroy, race-horse fanatic who introduced actress Nancy Davis to Ronald Reagan, is very active, whether at Hollywood Park, of which he is president, to Hollywood parties, at which he is present a fixture. "Take One," as an authorized autobiography, won't explode any bombshells or myths in Hollywood. But for the movie buff or tiie movie fan, it's recommended reading. Wendy and Leonard Goldberg 1 1 i gGoldberg Productions) have a brand new, 6 pound, 13 ounce baby girl. Her name: Amanda Erin.

Wendy swears the baby isn't named for Len's partner, Aaron Spelling, but for her grandfather. Goldberg was the man who, while at Screen Gems, bought Leon Uris' "QB VII," along with ABC's Barry Diller. "Someone At The Top Of The Stairs" 12MNEWS3-DonTutt MICHAEL DIXON MORNINGS on KRDS 1190 KOY r-ABNlw rvto KifN-Soamih lUJJ-Coinliy KOOl-CS KMCS ligut RADIO IMHMIINHHHI 550 20 740 MO 910 1010 KBUZ rJXTop40 KtM.fM 5 5MC UVIOtM 9.C K'JPD 7. N7MC They paid a whopping for the book for TV in an experiment. The experiment not only worked, as Barry says, it worked sensationally.

Never have I heard of so many industry people staying away from parties on two successive nights Monday and Tuesday avoiding parties, much less to see a TV movie. Produced by Doug Cramer, directed by Tom Gries, with an all-star cast, the film clobbered its network competition both nights. Monday, it averaged a 55 share of the audience in L.A. and a 47 share in New York, despite the fact it started 45 minutes late because of President Nixon's speech. The President profited by "QB" as a follow, apparently: TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 2:00 Afternoon Gap Variety of special interest to women.

3:00 Distaff View "Art 6:00 Nuestro Mundo Newt in Spanish 6:30 American Horseman yVhy "favoritei" lose 7:30 Country Carnival Country music! 9:00 Spring Telethon Special Guests from Across America. Your Family Station f1TURS ALWAYS GOOD SUPER EXCELLENT rifllW Ami, iltfiM FM STEREO FM STEREO FM STEREO HvrMU tl.SWC TCfM tli( 3 3C HCOl If V4 5 VC Hardy Price West Side' on weak side EYE OPENERS: MUSIC NEWS 5 a.m.-Len Ingebrigtsen on KOOL Cliff Haynes on KJJJ Mike Farrell on KOY Michael Dixson on KRDS-AM John DuValle on KMEO. 6 a.m.-John P. Dawley on KUCS Spero on KXIV Johnny Collins on KOOL-FM Todd Wallace on KRIZ Mike Scott on KRUX Gary Gilbert on KXTC-FM Chuck Britton on KUPD Toad Hall on KDKB Steve Martin on KTUF and KN1X Carl Jackson on KI1EP 6:45 a.m. Pat Riding on KDOT Ted Anthonv on KBBC.

CLASSICS: CONCERT 4 NOSTALGIA Evening Concert p.m., KHEP-FM. Special Interest Local internat'I music, 9 p.m., KHEP-FM. Starlight Concert 10 p.m., KHEP-FM. Beautiful Music KRFM KBUZ-AM 4 FM KDOT-FM KMEO-FM. All-Jazz 6 a.m.

to midnight, KXTC-FM. Mort Fega Jazz-Midnight-5 a.m., KXIV. All Things Co.isidered-5 p.m., KMCR-FM. 50's 60's Muslc-24 hours, KOOL-FM. Dear Abby-2 .25 p.m.

on KOOL Lowell p.m. on KOOL. Mystery Theater 10:07 p.m., KOOL. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Baseball Angels vs. Baltimore, 7:55 p.m., KXTC ASU vs.

New Mexico, 7:30 p.m., KTAR. THG LGM INGGBRIGTSGN SHOW MONDAY-FRIDAY 5-11AM Mrs. Fred Nelson of Sun City said she liked Chuck Dimond at 8AM because'lie is very nice and easy to listen to." MUSIC WONDERFUL MARVELOUS TERRIFIC news BEST BETTER GREAT L0S Angcics limes oervice HOLLYWOOD Mervyn Leroy's first film, in 1928, was called "No Place to Go." In the booming Hollywood of the late 20s, Lcroy, of the childhood in the San a i sco earthquake of 1906, of the child vaudev-illian days, of the acting in silents time, had no place Haber to go but up. At 74, Mervyn is one of the old Hollywood's prime image makers. Director Leroy noticed an actress named Sally Blane and renamed and remade her as Loretta Young.

He used Sophia Loren as an extra in "Quo "Mr. Lcroy," Sophia told him years later, "you are responsible for my film career." That, and more, comes clear in a jolly and anecdotal autobiography, "Mervyn Leroy: Take One," as told to columnist Dick Kleiner (Hawthorn; $10). The Oscar-winner has had more movies play the Radio City Music Hall than any other producer-director. They run the spectrum from "Wizard of Oz" through "I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang" to his sensitive film adaptation of Eileen Bass- Ground breaking of Channel 21 sel for Sunday KPAZ-TV 21 will have ground-breaking ceremonies for its new $400,000 studios and offices at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

Attorney General Gary Nelson. James R. Abney, architect, and the members of the official TV board of directors will be present. KPAZ started 2'i years ago as a family station offering Christian programming. Due to an increase in broadcast hours, additional production and more equipment, KPAZ has made plans to build its new studios and offices at 3Gth Street and McDowell.

The public is invited to attend the ceremonies. inn i Jl WALT on ranged of KOOL Radio 96 RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF YOUR DIAL i "West Side Story" asks a lot from a cast and director. iIf the show doesn't get it, the audience doesn't get a show. i The Academy show was asking Thursday night at ASU's Lyceum 'Theater, but wasn't getting I'lhat much of an answer. Director Mark Lit has 'undertaken an ambitious project for the theater students' annual scholarship benefit production and some-limes it works and some-Mimes it doesn't.

The problem lies in the casting. Forrest Bachtell is a disappointing Tony. His acting is awkward and his movements clumsy. And his singing just doesn't sound like a Tony. This piece of miscasting throws the entire show off balance.

There are spots where Lit's hand shines. Ed Steidelc as Riff and David Colosimo as Bernardo are very good in their roles Si. Louis paper hiked lo 15 cents ST. LOUIS (AP) The price of the Globe-Democrat, St. Louis morning daily, will go up to 15 cents beginning next week, G.

Duncan Bau-' man, publisher, announced Thursday. The 5-cent increase, effective Monday, is necessary because of skyrocketing costs associated with the production and distribution of the newspaper, Bauman said. The price of the weekend edition will remain at 30 cents. In April 1968, the 10-cent price was established for editions. KTARTY People make news and TV5 has the people BROWN brings an action-filled background to his sports reporting EYEWITNESS NEWS weeknights at 10.

His sports career has from playing football for Stanford to play-by-play broadcasting NHLand NFL games, major league baseball, basketball, boxing, i -( .1 1.... auto racing and track. Watch sports reporting with the something extra experience brings. Watch Walt Brown on EYEWITNESS NEWS, with anchor man "WEST SIDE STORY," book Bv Arthur Laurtnts, music by Lconrad Bernstein, lyrici by Stephen Sond-be--n, directed by Mark Lit, presented by Ariiona Slate Unviersily Theater students at tht Lyceum Theater, through Sunday, I p.m. THE CAST J1" Ed Steidelt Tony Forrest Bachtell Action Sol Rosenshein Baby John Bill Kellins Bernardo David Colosimo Chine Joey A.

Alvarado Maria Debbie Meidrich Anita Grace A. Zack as rival gang leaders and are ably assisted by Joey A. Alvarado's Chino, Sol Rosen-shein as Action, and Bill Keeling as Baby John. Grace A. Zack's Anita is the best Anita this side of.

Chita Rivera, but she is totally wasted in an inadequately staged "America" number. Lit also seems to be unsure of himself with the "Dance at the Gym," the show's big production num-' ber. It's over before it begins without really setting the stage for the entrance of Maria and Tony. But the "rumble" works very well, due in big part to Steidelc and Colosimo and their fight scene with the knives. The actors appear to gain confidence as the show gresses.

Where the chorus numbers were weak in the first act, second act numbers "I Feel Pretty," and "Gee, Officer Krupke," were minor triumphs. Greg Hubach's sets were very effective and Lit's use of the entire Lyceum provided for an overall effect of a much larger set. And of course everyone benefited from Gregg Tallman's musical direction and his players, Twit Clauter, Anne Detzner, Maida Richardson, Ron Schaer, Kent B. Van Cleaver and Julie Smith. Ton iv 6:25 ft 12 7.00 TODAY ACTiOY YEWS 7:30 TODAY 8:00 TOO IV IV ARIZDW Her.

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10:00 KOOL NEWSDAVE NICHOLS Joe Dougherty, weather; Bill Deaney, sports. 10:30 GOOD TIMES Thf kids fear their father's recurring headaches and motional outbursts ore tymptomt of hypertension, but Florida thinks otherwise until James takes out hit tenseness on her and the furniture. 11:00 CBS LATE MOVIE Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee bring their horror-movie expertise to the story surrounding an English estate, in "THE HOUSE THAT DRIPPED 1:00 PHIL DONAHUE Bill KOOL NEWS with CHUCK DIMOND KOOL NEWS with BILL CLOSE KOOL NEWS with BILL CLOSE KOOL NEWS with DAVE NICHOLS KOOL NEWS with DAVE NICHOLS KOOL NEWS with KENT DANA KOOL NEWS with KENT DANA ft I Ted Brown Hi in xigfif Into the nportn world help make XV-TIOV JVEHS the bent new yet. Tonight at 6' when the elder Cartwright ignt the linger to itar at the Virginia City Found er! Day fettival. 4:00 MIKE DOUGLAS Cohott: Richard Thomat.

Gueitt: Shirley Temple Black, Bee Geet, Janet Raymond. 1:00 KOOL NEWS BILL CLOSE Joe Dougherty, weather; Bill Denney, tporti. 1:10 CBS NEWSCRONKITE 0:00 N.B.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS -1 Milwaukee at Boiton for game 3. 1:10 TO TELL THE TRUTH -Joyce Duco former nun and juvenile probation officer and Jerry Williams, half of the 1st husband and wife steward and stewardess team in airline history.

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