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Pirt June 30, 1 970 anfftW Matt TODAY'S BEST BETS TV REVIEW Show's Commercials Compete With Liza Little Dr. Reuben his big sex book. Alda Ray Cast in Cowboy Role Aldo Ray has been cast in a featured role in "The Concrete Corral," initial episode of NBC's McCloud, starring Dennis Weaver and J.D. Cannon, a portion of the new Four in One series. Ray will play a cowboy performing in a rodeo at Madison Square Garden who is accused of murder in the teleplay by David P.

Harmon. BY CECIL SMITH Times TslevltiM Critic "Wake Me When the War Is Over," 8:30 pm. (7) A gullible Gl is duped by a beautiful woman into thinking that World War II is still going on. ABC Movie of the Week stars Ken Berry, Eva Gabor, Werner Klemperer. "Frankie and Johnny," 9 p.m.

(4) Elvis Presley stars in a 1966 musical about a showboat gambler's adventures with cards and women. Costars Donna Douglas, Nancy Kovack, Harry Morgan. "Where We Stand in Indochina," 10 p.m. (2) (Special) Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird and Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam, Prince Souvanna Phouma of Laos and Yem Sembaur, foreign minister of Cambodia, are among those interviewed on where the U.S. stands in Indochina.

salute to show tw lines stirring Liza Minnelli and featuring Anthony Newtoy, Michael J. Pollard. Jimmy Webb, Randy Newman. Produced and directed by Steve Binder. Written bv Fred Ebb.

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The girl can sing. Make no mistake about that. But the special could have done better by her. The commercials, mostly involved with the anti-Utter campaign, were beautifully made individual experiences which the show seemed to interrupt. If I were Liza Minnelli, I might have been tempted to sue my sponsor.

The commercials -with which the Glass Containers Manufacturers Institute festooned the special "Liza" on NBC Monday night were better than the show in concept, inventiveness and visual effectiveness. I do not mean to put down Miss Minnelli, who is an astonishingly versatile talent, but her special, produced and directed by Steve Binder and written by lyricist Fred Ebb, seemed to me to belabor the obvious. It was another one of those genuflections to show business which are really quite tiresome, embellishing the theme of Liza carrying on the tradition of her parents, the late Judy Garland and director Vincente Minnelli. Broadway Hits A number called "The 11 O'Clock Song" gave Liza a cue to sing a lot of Broadway show-stoppers; there was a vaudeville sequence involving Anthony New-ley doing a "Very Soft Shoe," and a movie number inspired by the recent auction of old props at MGM, in which Michael Pollard, impishly out of place, joined Liisa and Newley. There was also a sequence that looked like a fallout from another show in which myopic Randy WIPES AWAY BLOTCHES AND BLEMISHES 3:00 KFAC (92.3) Stereo Omnibus.

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