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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 22. 1068 a TV Etmmdup v-'Hpm in gwa y's Spain' Like a Travelog Itcur daredevils in the streets of'of Robert Jordan. Pro-Loyalist; expect an elephant.

By HARRY HARRIS Of The Inquirer Staff TELEVISION'S TABOOS are hoiii, written and produced bylpictures, including the night be-jphant as its hero, this half-hour jlive, the proximity and the tele-being challenged all over Lester Cooper, was different in fore the blowing of the bridge NBC special automatically fig- geneity of the Mexico City site tne dial lother ways, too. land the idyllic love-making with ured to be big with small-fry. and, not unimportantly, the ex-j With the renownd derby and suit wearing, car-driving ele-! uu; was aengnuui lor grown ups, too, thanks to extra The first extensive use of col-! or, the fact that so much of the proceedings are being telecast cenent snowing by U.S. atnietesi add up to unusually absorbing; didn't provide sufficient there have been other attention-l grabbers, too. Taf Broadcasting Co.

Pays $4.5 Million for Channel 29 Philadelphia Channel 29 has been sold to the Taft Broadcasting Co. by the Fox family of Jenkintown for $4.5 million. The sale! is subject to FCC approval, expected in three or four months. William L. Fox, president of, r'.

and the TTuThShaTl Mak WIBF-TV, said that the sale was You Free," a report on 53 local made "for the good of Philadel-I tPcnagers introduction to the- Pamplona and a bullrins goring. The beautifully photographed It province an interesting variation on a documentary! approach pioneered last season bv CBS. bv CBS. 1 "The Great American vel" that network linked life! lay with words and situations Nov tod ir. John Steinbeck "The Crapes ingredients.

lair fare. The familiar characters and; As if the contests themselves American, were movingly de- in words and peopleless: Aiaria. Hemin gway's rhapsodizing about bullfighters' courage, presence: skill and grace in the of death" introduced sequences effectively using slow-motion and stop-action photography. "The bun Also Kises was a testimonial to one of Hem-I mewav favorite cities. Madrid.

The Spanish, who revere Hem- ingway despite his anti-Franco stance, were characterized by him as proud, paradoxically sen sible and impractical, kind and cruel. I The black power" hubbub situations from the first three. of the late Jean deBrunhoff's (classic Babar books, faithfully; were ennanced by; Adair score. the nlot: Habar went to Pans of Wrath" and Sinclair Lewis' ment also included vivid fiesta Peter Ustinov amusing voices U.S. S.R.

rivalry. The scenes and the lunatic "running and sound effects and by aomenal fleetness of Negro run- "llominiwav's Snain" nsrd a of the bulls." And. finally, there bounCV John Scott Trottpr-Tom norc onrl Last week's CBS Playhouse A aentcci primc-iime siiu.s aim sounds. Touchy topics are regularly twitted on "Laugh-In." "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" and other variety and talk shows. Monday's unusual ABC docu mentary.

"Hemingway's spain A iove Aiiair, luiudiiit-u contained bloodily graphic bullfight scenes, including the sword-plunging "moment of truth." We suspect that there will be a cruelty-to-animals backlash. but considering the subject un- der appraisal, it's difficult to i v. i Jtl Gene Karry runs in Venice square during NBC's film abroad "Istanbul Express," Tuesday at 9 P. M. on Channel 3.

sports superspecial Meanwhile, the daily telecasts continue until Sunday, and view- i 1 i a phia and for the good oi uie.atpr arts will comprjse WIIYY- TV's next two "Wednesday at after his mother's death, was befriended by the Little Old Lady, returned to the forest, became king, built a city, out- maneuvered a Russian-accented rhino and, with his bride, dedi-'ling cated himself to the motto "long sectors from sive due -VfXinrt rather than a drama- torhnimif. tn rprronip scquenccs jn fcur Vvorks by the Ernest Hemingway "For Whom the Bell Tolls," "The Sun Also Rises," "Death in the Afternoon" and "The Danger- ous Summer." Off-camera actors Rod Irecited words by or about the Nobel Prize-winnin2 author. The opening segment was haps the most interesting, es- pecially to those who still tondiy For lutan uit iinnai nii'av vr. see how this major facet of steiger, Jason Robards, Spanih mores could have beenjand. briefly.

Estelle Parsons TpiIE team of producer Leellive happiness." Mendelson and animator Bill; Good grief, Charlie Brown! Elephant sized competition! Melendez, responsible for bring- ling to TV life the pen-and-ink! of the "Peanuts" comic strip, Monday night man-j jTTTATCHING ABC's Olympics-much minimized. Vnr viewers whose svmna thies! are with the bull, the program! balanced a vivid demonstration of the skill, gracefulness, dar- lfLgt I La I II cl xr diiu icniai accuracy of one of Hemingway agea me same niayicai iuumci.uuu. iul oiuy a spuns uuu, uul from picture-book pages to TVIanyone planning a quick i who haven sampled is probing crime in me casts is like nibbling pea-i finds it almost impossible to re Isist being "hooked" for hours at 'j a time. Whom the ueil ions as novei.se re en are urged to take a look. Living; streets eacn evening ims mk rooms contain the best seats ton the 6 o'clock new show.

favorite matadors, Antonioand movie. Ordonez, with trampling of ama-' The last four days in the life, After peanuts, for "Babar the Ele- natch, you'd, All Schedulei Provided by tilth the Stations Which Are Primarily Responsible for Their Accuracy TV Tops for Ten" hours. The programs show the eight- week summer project conducted the Theater of the Living Arts and the Philadelphia Anti- Poverty Action Committee. S. L.

S. Hollywood The pendulum is expected to swing back to half-hour comedy and family shows next season. Advertisers figure at least one such show during an hour or 90-minute period will combat longer TV programs and movies. Also, the current de-emphasias on violence is limiting alternatives. The 40th birthday of Mickey Mouse will be marked on NBC'i Dec.

22 Walt Disney hour. Four "Lassie" programs film, ed in Alaska will be seen on CBS beginning Sunday at 7 P. M. Lassie received a royal wel-Make You Free," a report on location filming. Arthur Hill will be the star 01 CBS" "Houseboat" pilot, in Cary Grant's 1950 movie role.

Julie Nixon and her fiance, David Eisenhower, guest on CBS' "House Party" Tuesday at 4 P. M. New York CBS' Africa-filmed "Daktari" will probably end its TV safari in midseason. It may be replaced by singer Glen Campbell, who was a hit in the summer Smothers Brothers spot, or by comedian Godfrey Cambridge, recently signed to a long-term network contract. The Royal Shakespeare Co.

production of "King Lear," starring Paul Scofield, to be shown on CBS next season, will be filmed in black and white. Director Peter Brook "wanted to establish a certain sense oi realism, and he felt color wouli be wrong," said Michael Dann, CBS program vice president. ipoiio spiasnaown, live ana in cuiur, is station. "It will le better for our viewers," he explained, "to be serv ed bv an organization that has better production facilities than1 we do." Fox noted that Taft has pro-, duction studios on the West Coast and that every other Philadelphia TV station is now owned by a network or a group. Fox will continue to operate radio station WIBF-FM.

WFIL-TV's "Investigative Re- MiKe Jiaiinews is me reporter. the general public about this country's research in chemical and biological warfare. 52) Theater 12. "La Marmite." (Rerun). g) Billy Graham Pittsburgh Crusade.

10:30 (48) Alfred Hitchcock. 10:50 57) The Sports Look. 11:00 (6) Late Evening Report. With Al McDowell, Fran cis Davis, Les Keiter. (3) News-Weather-Sports.

Eleventh Hour News. 30) TV 10 Big News. 52) Delaware Tonight. 0 35) Wrorld-National News. (JT) One Step Beyond.

(5f) Adventures in Para dise. Daily series. (5D The Outer Limits. 11:30 Summer Olympics. 0 Live and tape coverage from Mexico City.

(33 Tonight. Cjt) The Late Show. "Sergeant of the For eign Legion." Christian! Marquand, Noelle Adam. 57) Eleven Thirty Movie. "Trent's Last Case Michael Wilding, Orson' Welles.

11:40 553 The Late Show. "Violent Road." Efrem Zimbalist, Brian Keith 12:00 The Joey Bishop Show Taped in Hollywood. 1:00 Peter Gunn. 1:15 Thought for Today. Early Morning News.

1:20 Minute With Bible. (JO) The Late Late Show. "Man or Gun." Macdo- aid Carey, Audrey Troter. 2:50 (To) Late Late News. 2:55 50) Give Us This Day.

by scheduled for 7:13 A. Channels 3, 6 and 10; wrap- 1 up 11:30 P. Channel 3. 1 SPORTS: Olympics, 1 P. 7 P.

9:30 P. 11:30 1 P. Channel 6. Pro basketball, 76ers vs. Knicks, 8:30 P.

Channel 17. VARIETY: Barbara McNair and Nanette Fabray join I Jerry Lewis, 7:30 P. Channel 3. Red Skelton a cavorts with Pat Carroll, 8:30 P. Channel 10.

"Buying a House" continues "That's Life" musical saga, with Sid Caesar and Paul Lynde as guests, 10 P. Channel 6. Mia Farrow and Gilbert Becaud visit "Tonight," 11:30 P. M. Channel 3.

MOVIE: "Istanbul Express," Gene Barry, Senta 1 Berger and John Saxon star in made-for-TV spy melo- I drama. 9 P. Channel 3. DEBATE: "The Student Fight, Left! Right!" state- ments by left-wing and right-wing campus spokesmen a will be followed by telephoned inquiries, 9 P. Channel 12.

MAGAZINE: Humphrey and Wallace interviews 6. and germ and gas warfare report are "60 Minutes" I features, 10 P. Channel 10. DRAMA: "La Marmite," rerun, French version of Plautus classic about old miser, 10 P. Channel 12.

best show in town. drawings colored 1 black. 0 3D 3D Red Skelton Hour. Guests: Pat Carroll. 32) Something Else.

Concert: Bertram Turetzky." Donald O'Connor Show Guests: Adam West, Carmen McRae, Shorty Powers, Alan Drake, Joe Flynn. 9:00 Tuesday Night at, the Movies. "Istanbul Ex-j press." Gene Barry. Senta Berger, John Saxon in a drama of espionage and international intrigue at an auction for the secret re-searchc notes of a deceased scientist. (J2) Forum-Phone.

'T Student Fight, Left! Right!" Students For a Democratic Society debate Young Americans for Freedom, on student rebellion. 9:30 (3 Summer Olympics. Live and tape coverage from Mexico City. 5)5D Doris Day Show. 0 Doris Martins sons set out to find a new husband; for their mother and bring home a brawny deputy sheriff who makes himself most unwelcome.

10:00 That's Life. "Buying! the House." Robert and Gloria purchmase their ideal home in a merry escapade with guest stars Sid Caesar and Paul Lynde 0 5)5D 60 Minutes. "Germ and Gas WTarfare." Part 2 of an investigative study featuring information and film never before seen by IN COLOR Vi Sfi' 0 i 4 0 The Lucy Show. Market! Live program dealing with the New York and American Stock Exchanges. Also news, literary and theatrical reports.

10:30 (6) The Dick Cavett 0 Daily variety show. i 0 (3)C8D Concentration. 0 32) CL Beverly Hillbillies. (Jt) At Your Service. (31) Mickey Mouse Club, 11:00 (31(8) Personality.

Larry 0 Blyden, host. (TO) 55) Andy Griffith Show. 0 Qf) Exercise. La Lanne. I 0 (3g) Romper Room.

g) News and Market! I 11:30 GDGD Hollywood 0 Peter Marshall, host. (To) 55) Dick Van Dyke Daytime Show. 57) Love That Bob. Afternoon ,12:00 Paul Harvey. News comment.

(3) Eyewitness News, (g) Noonday at 8. 5Q)5D Love of Life-(17) Jeopardy. f) News and Market! g) Dickory Dock. 12:05 (6) On Camera. "The Wilmington Scene." 12:25 gg5D CBS News.

Joseph Benti reports. 12:30 CS) Treasure Isle. John! 0 Tucker, host. 0 (3) Mike Douglas Show. 0 (S)57) Eye Guess.

0 55J5D Search for Tomor row. Drama series. 12:55 (g)52) NBC News. Edwin; 0 Newman reports. 1:00 (6) Summer Live and tape coverage from Mexico City 0 Truth or Consequences (To) Farmer's Daughter.

0 (15) Girl Talk. 5D One Life to Live. gqf) News and Market! 0 43) Dialing for Dollars Movie. "Likelv Storv." 1:30 (8332) Let's Make a Deal. 0 Monty Hall, host.

0 5055" As the World Turns :00 (3 The Newlywed Game. 0 Bob Eubanks, host. 0 0 (33 Days of Our Lives. 50; 5 Love Is a 31 any Splendored Thing. (T73 Dr.

Kildare. News and Market! C63 The Dating Game. Jim Lange, host. (33(83 The Doctors. ,10153 The Guiding Light.

2:30 0 0 0 3:00 (6J General Hospital. 0 Daily serial drama. 0 C53C53 Another World. 0 5M5J The Secret Storm. 21 Reading Techniques.

0 573 Cartoon Club. (2f! News and Market! 0 (5gj Kimba. 4 A 1 AM STATIONS FM STATIONS a aimc incmfiiWo iumn ABC has been faulted in some for abrupt switching; one action highlight to another and for permitting intru-: commercials, but its hand- of the games, over-all, with deference to economic real-, ity, has been exceptional. I True, some of the competitions! have been slighted or frustrat-j ingly fragmented, but there's so going on that a three-ring circus is comparatively unevent iui. It's to be hoped that the Olym- piad will be followed, not too belatedly, by a 90-minute or two- hour compendium of highlights, xt McNair, Nanette Fabray.

0 (J0J5D Lancer. A visit from old friend Marshal panying a prisoner to Sacramento, provokes trouble for the Lancer family when the prisoner escapes during his stay. 52) Hospital Nursing Today. Ten part training program. 0 57) Password.

(2D The Honeymooners. (4aj Truth or Consequences. 8:00 52) Diamond State Profile. Significant news and views from the state of Delaware 57) Great Fights. Movie at Eight.

"800 Leagues Over the Amazon." Rafael Bertrand, Elvira Quintana. PHILA. TV PREMIERE 800 LEAGUES OVER THE AMAZON Hazel. 8:15 57) 76ers Basketball. 76ers at New York.

5D '76ERS VS. NEW YORK KNICKS 8:30 (63 It Takes a Thief. "Get Me to the Revolution! on Time." An industrial: cartel makes a secret contract with a revolutionary! leader, and Alexander Mundy is assigned to steal the document from a burglar-proof safe. 0 Julia. "Who's a Freud of Ginger Wolfe?" Julia panics when son Corey comes home from his first day at school with fSto Final Meeting Pitt Stadium Lift Cliff Barrows Geo.

Beverly Shea Tedd Smith Jimmie McDonald a ers the 13 (T, KYW' TV C6j WI IL TV C8 WGAL-TV, Lancaster QOj WCAU-TV (g; WIIVV TV L77F CHANNELS (J5) WLYH-TV, Lancaster-Lebanon fj?) WPHL TV g5 WIBF-TV gf NKBS TV Denotes Advertisement. Morning 5:50 0T5) Give Us This Day. 5:55 (TS) Morning News. 6:00 (JS) Sunrise Semester 0 "Theism, Atheism Humanism." 6:05 (3) Farm Report. 6:10 (3D Eyewitness News 6:15 CCD Cities in Conflict.

and LgjLojLPjay, covery of the Apollo 7 Spaceship. (If conditions permit). 6:. 10 (6 High School of Air. Social Studies.

0 (IO) Seminar for Physicians. Lecture series. 6:45 (5) Farm, Home and Gar-0 den. Gary Geers. 6:53 (CT)Today in Philadelphia.

6:55 (JD The World Around Us. 0 Anita Klevcr, hostess. 0 CCD Today. (Local news at 7:25 and 8:25.) (J6) Local News. 7:00 (g) The World Around Us.

7:05 (To) CBS Morning News. 0 Joseph Benti reports. 7:30 (JS) The Gene London Show 0 Children's program. 7:55 (JD Daily Devotions. 8:00 (6) Popeye Theater.

With 0 Sally Starr, hostess. 0 (ToJID Captain Kangaroo. 3 Contact. Tom Snyder, 0 host. Guest: John Fin-; lator.

Associate Director of the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, will discuss hallucinatory drugs, old and new. their physical and psychological effects and the great need for education among our young. 0 0 (3 Mike Douglas Show. (jf5) Pixanne. (151 Bob Keller Show.

9:30 (6) Cartoon Castle. With 0 Cindy Lou. hostess. 50) Dennis the Menace. Q2) Classroom Instruction.

(Until 3:00 P. 9:55 (53 sation with 0 Connie Roussin. 10:00 '63 Bewitched. (Rerun.) (33(8) Snap Judgment. SET GRANDMA' OUT OF THE ATTIC! WE CAN RESTORE YOUR PRECIOUS HEIRLOOM PHOTOGRAPHS: Bring thrm In today, you'll mlti at what can be done.

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7iV) Opposiit South Station UU 2-BOOO x-w Tuesday 0 World News. 0 56) TV 10 Big News. 55) NET Journal. 55J Lebanon News. 0 57) Ultra 31 an.

0 (2) Batman. it BATMAN NOW ON TV29 0 The Flintstones. 6:10 Regional News. 6:20 55) Lancaster News. 6:30 What's My Line? 0 Wally Bruner, host.

0 Huntley-Brinkley NBC News Report. 0 55) CBS Evening News. 57) The Addams Family. 0 gf) Lost in Space. LOST IN SPACE NOW ON TV29 (C) gg The Munsters.

7:00 (3 Summer Olympics. 0 Live and tape coverage from Mexico City. 0 Eyewitness News. Country Music Time 0 50) CBS Evening News. 32) School Report.

55) What's My Line? 0 57) Gilligan's Island, gg) McHale's Navy. 7:30 (6) The 3Iod Squad. 0 "When Smitty Comes Marching Home." A Vietnam veteran, sought by police on homicide charges, runs to boyhood friend Line Hayes for protection. 7:30 (33 The Jerry Lewis 0 Show. Guests: Barbara Evening 6-7 P.

M. Evening Concert: Spohr: Violin Concerto No. Variations for Harp; Nonette in (WUHY-FM). 6-7 Showtime: "Fin- ian's Rainbow" (WIFI-FM). P.

31. Chet Huntley's Perspective (WPEN). 6- 10 P. 31. The -Mark of Jazz: Sid Mark (WHAT-FM).

7- 10 P. 31. Sinatra and Company (WMMR-FM). P. 31.

Phila. Bar Association: "Civil Disobedience Today" (WUHY-FM). 8-12 3Iid. The 3Iarconi Experi ment: "A musical Renais sance (WMMR-FM). P.

31. Boston Symphony: Sixten Ehrling con ducts: Berlioz: Benvenuto Cellini Overture; Ravel: Pa vane for a Dead Princess and Rapsodie Espagnole; Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5 in minor (WFLN-FM). P. 31.

Cleveland Orchestra: William Steinberg conducts Inarin Bjoner and Joner in an All-Wagner pro gram (WUHY-FM). 8:35 P. 31. NBA Basketball: 76ers at New York (WCAU). 11:15 31id Viewpoint: Interview show from New York (WIBF-FM).

A. 31. Night Call: Live from New York (WHAT). 12-6 P. 31.

Dawn Patrol (WIP, WMMR-FM). 3:30 Steve Allen Show. Dailv variety show. 0 fJDGD You Say. 50)55) Edge of Night.

(J2) Meet the Arts. 0 (4) Huck and Yogi. 3:45 (J7) Rocky and His Friends 0 Cartoon series. 4:00 CcTJ The Match Game. Gene Ravburn.

host. 5555) House Party. (12) Pocketful of Fun. (17) Prince Planet. (51) Captain Philadelphia.

(5g It's Your Move. With Sergeant Sacto. 4:25 NBC News. Floyd 0 Kalber reports. 0 56) 3 CBS News Report.

4:30 (33 Merv Griffin Show. 0 Daily variety show. 5q) Sea Hunt. 55) Tales of Poindextcr. 0 5f) Cartoon Playhouse.

0 07) Johnny Cypher. 0 $9) Matches and Mates. 4:45 52) Friendly Giant. 0 JT) Rocky and His friends 5:00 (3 Jerry's Place. Jerry 0 Blavat.

host. I 0 50) I Spy. 52) Roger's Neighborhood. 573 Fantastic 8th Man. 5:30 (S3 Dark Shadows.

Daily 0 serial drama. 52) What's New? 35, 37) I Love Lucy. 0 0 Speed Racer. Troop Little Rascals. Evening 6:00 (6) The Evening Report 0 Al McDowell reporting.

0 Eyewitness News. 6:30 A. Pourri 6:306:25 Sports: 7:30 A M. Morning Pot- (WFLN). A.

M. Morning John Dcgnan. Also at M. (KYW). A.

M. NBC Sports: Joe Garlasiola (WPEN). 10-N'oon Morning Symphony: Works by Sibelius, Schubert, Mendelssohn and Stravinsky (WFLN). 10 A. P.

M. Midday Stereo Club (WMMK-FM). A. M. Feature Show: "Dr.

Dolittle" (WIBF-FM). Stereo Matinee (WQAL-FM). Afternoon Noon Bright New Sound of Today (WFIL-FM). 1-3 P. M.

John Mazer: Country i-nd Western Music (WRCP). 1-4 P. M. Ken Garland (WIP). 2:05 P.

M. Afternoon Symphony: Haydn: Overture to an English Opera; Beethoven: Symphony No. in Tchai- kovsky: Violin Concerto in Symphony No. 1 "Winter Dreams" P. M.

Go Patrol: Helicopter traffic reports to 6:10 p. M. (WFIL, WIP, WPEN, KYW, WRCP). 1 6:30 P. M.

Prelude: Mozart and Haydn (WXPN-FM). P. M. One Man's Opinion: Ralph Collier (WFLN). HHL 50 WXPN WIP 10 WRTI 901 WXt I HV 90 WOR 710 WPWT 91 7 WVTH 7J0 WIFI 92 5 WKDV MO WMMR 93 WTEI.

WDELFM 93 7 WFLN 900 WIBG-FM 94! WTTM 9. FLN-FW 9S 7 iWPF.N 951 WHAT-FM Hi WIB(i 9K) WCAU-FM 98 1 KYW 1060 WPBS 9 9 WNAR 1110 WJBR 99J WPEL. 1150 WXlR-FNf 100 3 WCAU 12:0 WDVR 1011 WCANf 1,10 WFIL-FM 102 1 WHAT 1340 WPENFM 102 9 WDAS 14S0 WIBF-FM 103 9 WBC 1490 WRCP-FM 104 WHC'P 1S40 WDAS-FM 105 WBIX 1570 WQAL. 1C6 1 VtiLilZ. WX) WltDN-Fit Morning Cliff Barrows and the 3000 Voice Crusade Choir.

beloved gospel singer and recording artist George Beverly Tedd Smith, concert Myrtle Hall, lyric soprano. McDonald, soloist, with CRUSADE GUESTS: Ethel Waters. Bill Glass, defensive end, Cleveland Browns. 5-12 Noon Stereo Panorama: Light music; ABC-FM Net-! work news 15 minutes past the hour (WQAL-FM). I TONIGHT'S SUBJECT: "THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD 7 -X PROTECT HOME, VALUABLES An 4 4 bov All YOUR FAMILY AftAINST BURGIARS VANDAIS MOIESTERS HAPISTS DOPE ADDICTS AND FIRE INSTALL A LOW COST ALERTRON A Nv And Moit Unique BURGLAR ft FIRE SECURITY SYSTEM FOR JUST $299 Plus Installation ill iftt i 1 urinminMiitiiMniMii itiilni CIT COULD SAVt 1 YOUR LIFI! I rM tin it Ctiil Myrtle Hall Bill Glass Tr i tii i iirirrn 10:00.

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