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EEST AVAILABLE DOPY TV-ENTERTAINMENT Saturday, April 13, 1985 Albuquerque Journal Page 11, Section A PREVIEWS' TV Satirical 'Arms and Man' Exceeds Limits of Listening Endurance ft mT7 -j. -1 Vr THEATER REVIEW if is 9f Jl. (playing the servant, Louka) to use an affected, lady-of-the-manor English accent that is not only inappropriate, but misleading. f. Bennett Berkowitz has some nice comic moments as the reluctant soldier, Bluntschli.

Katherine Galvin as Catherine and John K. Herzog as Petkoff periodically rise to the occasion with some amusing character work. Trary Maddalone as Raina and Forrest Broadley as Sergius look lovely, but stumble through their lines as if they aren't quite certain what is expected of them. Shaw is difficult even for classically trained experienced actors. Despite the play's gently topical anti-war theme, which makes the play unusually popular, this particular cast seems to have bitten off a bit more candy than it can chew.

Vernon Lobb's set is flimsy but charming, particularly in the second-act garden setting. The period costumes are attractive and appropriate except for Madame Petkoff which looks a tad tacky. ARMS AND THE MAN, by George Bernard Shaw, directed by Margaret Lewis, will be presented at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays thrugb April 21.

Call 9884262 for information and reservations. By Marjorie Atlas JOURNAL CORRESPONDENT My high school drama teacher was fond of remarking in regard to belabored performances, "The mind can only absorb as much as the fanny can endure." Sitting through the Santa Fe Community Theatre's production of George Bernard Shaw's three-act comedy, "Arms and the Man," my mind absorbed little beyond the complex set changes and my fanny often sent messages that if wished to be elsewhere. The pleasantly amusing satire is filled with typically Shavian bombast. The story deals with a pragmatic Swiss mercenary with a passion for chocolate creams, who takes refuge in the bedroom of a young Bulgarian woman after his unit is dispersed by an ill-chosen cavalry charge. The young woman, Raina, is intrigued by the exhausted Captain Bluntschli, even though she is the daughter of a Bulgarian major and the fiancee of the reckless cavalry officer, Sergius.

Many complications ensue with good-natured conflicts and posturing involving Raina and her bumbling parents. Points are made about class struggle revolving around a pair of servants. The fickle betrothed couple investigate their shallow feelings for each other. Raina ends up with her likable "chocolate soldier." Sergius pairs up with the ambitious servant, Louka. Allowances can be made for opening night confusion but, strangely enough, the stagehands executed their double scene change with more ease and professionalism than the company of actors managed during the entire performance.

Shaw demands a well-coordinated, fast-paced, disciplined and confident approach to the dialogue. Very little of this skill seemed apparent in this production. Director Margaret Lewis has chosen quite wisely to refrain from insisting on English upper class dialect for the actors, but has inexplicably allowed actress Andrea Good Marjorie Atlas, a Taos free-lance writer, is a playwright and dramaturge, who spent the past three years teaching theater and directing new plays at New Mexico State University. Ira Flatow hosts "Newton's Apple" on Channel 5. Radio Station Changes Call Letters The emphasis on '60s and '70s By Rick Nathanson JOURNAL STAFF WRITER NEWTON'S APPLE Hosted by Ira Flatow, this marvelous children's science series also works well for adults.

Today the focus is on optical illusions and just how tricks are played on our eyes. Other segments include why wine glasses "sing" and how we sense pain. The animal guest of the week is the homely iguana. (3:30 p.m. Channel 5) trying to compete head-on with KOB.

KRKE-FM has been consistentlv successful in drawing a sizeable listening audience who are in the 18-to 24-year-old range, Beaudin said. music, and the addition of such shows as Sunday Jazz Brunch, a jazz musical program that airs from 9 a.m. to noon every Sunday, is an attempt to broaden that audience. CHARLES IN CHARGE (Repeat). This entry, which ran on Wednesday nights, returns for a run on Saturdays with an encore of the premiere.

Scott Baio, more at ease with himself, is a college kid who runs a family household for a young working couple. As Charles, Baio must keep the youngsters in line while trying to put the moves on Jennifer Ru-nyon. (7 p.m. Channel 13) T.J. HOOKER "Hardcore Connection." (Repeat).

Sgt. Hooker is crusading once again, trying to convince skeptical fellow officers that a murdered vice cop was not on the take before he died. Heather Thomas (from "The Fall guests as a prostitute who helps Hooker investigate the shady circumstances surrounding the officer's death. Routine police action. (7 p.m.

Channel 7) For sports previews see page 2 of the Sports section. Original 'Miss Ellie' Returns to 'Dallas' changed to the KWXL call letters about four years ago, Beaudin said. Along with the return to the former call letters, Beaudin said, is a change in the station's music format. "We've gone to the 'superstars IF format, a modified version of the album-music format," he said. "We're playing more of the classic rock artists and we're playing more music from the '60s and '70s." Superstars II is also another version of the contemporary adult format which has been used successfully by No.

1-rated station KOB-FM. However, Beaudin said, KRKE is not REUTERS Bobby fSfesl Wolff fpSf If you're scouring the FM band looking for KWXL, you won't find it. The station at 94.1 on the dial has returned to using its former call letters, KRKE. Station general manager Ralph Beaudin explained that the change will make station identification easier for morning and evening drive-time announcers who will be broadcasting simultaneously on KRKE-FM and KRKE-AM. The drive-time spots are from 6 to 9 a.m., and from 4 to 7 p.m.

The AM station is located at 610 on the band. The FM station the role of the mother of the Ewing clan, is leaving the show. "We are truly delighted by the return of Barbara to her family," said the series' executive producer, Philip Capice. "All of us owe a debt of gratitude to a fine actress and a very special lady, Donna Reed," he added. LOS ANGELES Barbara Bel Geddes, who was forced to leave the hit television series "Dallas" after undergoing a quadruple heart bypass operation two years ago, will return to her role of Miss Ellie in the fall, a studio spokesman said Thursday.

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In many games, South would win his spade king, draw trumps and then take the club finesse. East captures dummy's jack with his king and the slam goes down whether East returns a spade or shifts to diamonds. Assuming a spade return, dummy wins and South tries to split the clubs 3-3. When this fails, South is reduced to taking the diamond finesse. He can mutter about bad luck, but he's down one.

A much better way to play the slam is to draw trumps and lead a club to dummy's ace and a club back. East wins the king and South no longer needs the diamond finesse. A low diamond from dummy goes on his club queen and South has his 12 tricks. What if East doesn't have a dou-bleton club king? Then either South or West will win the second club trick. In either case, South will have time to test for a 3-3 club break before he commits himself in diamonds.

BID WITH THE ACES 4-13-B South holds: 86 5 2 V43 J7642 K5 South 2 North 14 2 NT ANSWER: Three spades. An absolute minimum holding for the initial raise, which will keep North from taking further aggressive action. Send bridge questions to The Aces, P.O. Box 1:1363. Dallas, Texas 75225, with self-addressed, s.amped envelope for replyj.

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