Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 20

Page 20 THE LANESVILLE GAZETTE Monday, December 29, 1969 MARMADUKE By Anderson Leeming 11-20 IN man Era "I couldn't find the nutcracker!" TV Highlights 6, 13, 27. (C) Host David Steinberg; Los Angeles cast of "Hair" performs 15-minute excerpt from show; Herbie Mann, Tommy Roe, Zager and Evans guest. Best Song of '69 featured. 7-Laugh In, 4, 5, 15, 17. (C) Nancy Sinatra guests; Mod Mod World salutes the Sixties; spoof of a noted TV news team.

8-Black Journal, 10, 21. (C) Panel discussion focuses on Black Panthers; commentary on political implications of the decade by Columbia Prof. Charles Hamilton, coauthor of "Black Power;" poet Nikki Giovanni; performance by Roberta Flack. 9-Carol Burnett, 3, 12, 23. (C) Donald O'Connor and Nancy Wilson join in a salute to MGM with spoofs of several -films; Carol plays a housewife haunted "by TV commercials.

4, 5, 15, 17. (C) Mayor John V. Lindsay guests. Cavett, 13, 18, 27. (C) -Dick debuts as ABC's new entrant in the late night talk show circuit with his first guests Woody Allen and Robert Shaw.

Movies Stooge," 4, 5, 15, 17. Dean and Jerry Lewis star in a comedy about the early days of vaudeville. Also Bergen, Marion Marshall, Frances Bavier. (1953) 9. Comedy; a girl from a wealthy family is engaged to a man who doesn't believe in working while he's young.

Katharine Hepburn, Grant, Lew Ayers, Doris Nolan. Dog of Flanders," 6. (C) Adaptation of children's classic. David Ladd, Donald Crisp, Theodore Bikel. (1960) Tijuana Story," 15.

Drama about the real life incidents in which include. the killing of a who exposed corrupt officials. Rodolfo Acosta, James Darren, Jean Willes. (1957) Be Yours," 4. Comedy about a smalltown girl who goes to New to take a job in a theater.

Deanna William Bendix. (1947) 6. (C) The operator of a trading schooner wants to marry a girl. whose obligations to her mother stand in the way. Ray Milland, Arlene Dahl, Wendell Corey.

(1953) Thumbs Down BOSTON (AP) There was some worry for a while, but students at the more than 50 colleges and universities in greater Boston continue to get from place to place in the traditional manner. Mayor Kevin H. White vetoed an ordinance passed by the city council which would have levied a maximum fine of $50 for anyone convicted for hitchhiking or giving a hitchhiker a ride. White said only the legislature has the power to write such a law. Hitchhiking students, including many coeds, are a common sight on Boston WCLO FEATURES Flying Whales VANCOUVER, B.C.

(AP) Six killer whales are flying south this weekend, not only for the winter but for the rest of their lives. The -ranging from a 10-foot baby to a 20-foot mother- were among a pod of 12 caught by four fishermen earlier this month at Pender Harbor, 50 miles north of here. Three of the whales left Friday for Marineland of the Pacific at Los Angeles. The others are expected to leave Sunday for Marine World at Redwood City, Calif. Markets: 12:20: 5:50.

News: 2:00: 5:00: 11:00. Commentary: 12:45 and 8 6.15. Sports: 5:30: Weather: 5:55. MONDAY 9.A Along Report 5:35 -Sports Street Perspective of the Master 6:40 Cross Section Place TUESDAY Good Morning Show Farm Revue Time Tips Show 8:15 Pink and Blue 8:20 Social News 10:00 10:30 Talk of Town :0: 30--Fairview Show Fish Bowl Voice N' Country Time day Report 12:20 -Wall Street Futures, Perspective Exchange Rolling Along Salute Report MR. TWEEDY By Ned Riddle Joe's Joe's PHOTO PHOTO FINISHING STUDIO DO NOT OPEN DOOR BUS (STOP Copr, '69 Gen'l Features Corp, NED RIDDLE Reg.

U.S. Pat. Off. "He'll have them ready tomorrow, I hope. He still hasn't been able to catch some nut who keeps pushing his darkroom door open." THE WIZARD OF ID RENOUNCE HE'D SOONER HE'LL DIE YOUR KING AND DIE THAN IF HE YOU'RE FREE! RENOUNCE HIS DON'T! KING! Field Enterprises, 1969 WELL, A NEW DECADE HAS Field Enterprises, 1069 BEETLE BAILY HERE I COMES I LOOK BUSY.

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21-Search for Science 11:00 a.m. 2-3-12-23-Where the Heart Is 4-5-15-17-Jeopardy 6-13-27-Bewitched 21-Sesame Street 11:30 a.m. 2-3-12-23-Search for Tomorrow 4-5-15-17-Who, What or Where 6-13-27-That Girl TOTAL NEW PROGRAMS Are BETTER on TOTAL TUESDAY 12:00 p.m. 3-Farm Hour 17-Debbie Drake 21-What's New 12:30 p.m. 2-12-23-As the World Turns 4-5-15-17-Life With Linkletter 6-13-27-Let's Make a Deal 21-Misterogers 1:00 p.m.

2-12-23-Love Is Splendored 3-What's My Line? 4-5-15-17-Days of Our Lives 6-13-27-Newlywed Game 9-Hazel 21-Our Changing Community 1:20 p.m. 21-Sing, Children, Sing 1:30 p.m. 2-3-12-23 Guiding Light 4-5-15-17-The Doctors 6-Game, Game 9-Mothers-In-Law 13-27-Dating Game 1:40 p.m. 21-When Our State Was Young 2:00 p.m. 2-3-12-23-Secret Storm 4-5-15-17-Another World 6-13-27-General Hospital 9-Lucy 21-Roundabout 2:30 p.m.

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2-3-12-Lancer 4-5-15-17-I Dream of Jeannie 6-13-27-Mod Squad 12-Time Tunnel 21-Time of Our Lives 7:00 p.m. 4-5-15-17-Debbie Reynolds EVENING 9-Pro Basketball 21-Fact of the Matter 7:30 p.m. 2-3-12-23-Red Skelton 4-5-15-17-Julia 6-13-27-Movie 21-Accent 8:00 p.m. 4-17-Movie 5-15-College Basketball 21-NET Festival 8:30 p.m. 2-3-12-23-Governor and J.J.

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