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44 ah THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 24, 1969 Screenful TV TV Roundup Schedule Shuffle Assailed Smothers Brothers Will Have Special Mayor James H. J. Tate ap Westerns on CBS "Jackie A third Inquirer air.

He was witty, charming and a welcome change from Hollywood The Smothers Brothers, fired Gleason Show" Saturday at "minister" status by mail for a fee. TEFENSES: "In reply to last By HARRY HARRIS Of The Inquirer Stjff rTHE reshuffling of KYW-TV's pears on KYW-TV Sunday at 11 A. M. CBS' Alexander Kendrick, talks of his book, "Prime Time: 7:30 P. M.

some of the other moderators. "My confidence in the nredic last season by CBS, will star The Rev. Henry Nichols, vice The Life of Edward R. Mur- week's letter claiming that tability of the TV industry was president of the Board of Edu daytime schedule to the World Series base- Philadelphia Channel call letters have in the first of what may be several hour-long NBC specials rocked," writes Steven Lewis row," on "Night Talk" Monday. Muttart, of Berwyn, "when Monday, Feb.

16, at 10 P. M. Charles G. Herbits resigns ridiay as WIIYY-TV'i director the Lennon Sisters' popularity is low," writes Miss C. M.t "that's a laugh! 'I am president of a Lennon Sisters fan club, and I know cation, is interviewed on WFIL-" TV's "News Conference" Sunday at 2 P.

M. Lori Lasker, Levittown baton- rumors arose that "The Dick Cavett Show might continue ballcasts is rapped by a Viewers' Views correspondent. "What right," asks Mrs. Mary B. Black, of Jloylan, Judy Carne, the "sock-it-to of information services, to be been changed from WIBF-TV (the initials of the former owners, William, Irving and Benjamin Fox) to WTAF-TV, during the 'regular' season.

me" girl has left NBC's "Laugh- come assistant general man twirler, competes on CBS How, I wondered, could ABC that their popularity is VERY In." She plans to do a Broad ager of the three-station Maine of all networks, allow itself to "Original Amateur Hour" Sunday at 5:30 P. high. public TV network. way play. "does Channel 3 have to decide what we should or should not see in the way of daytime pro- the middle four le'ters spelling out the new ownership the continue a program with a host Frank Glicksman, producer of such wit, charm, integrity TAFT Broadcasting Co.

and humbleness? of CBS "Medical Center," says Vocalist Dee Dee Sharp In a cultural medium that "Also, what's so wrong about having babies? The woman who wrote the letter isn't paying the bills or raising the children, so what reason does SHE have to complain? It's lucky for her that her own mother didn't feel costar James Daly will be given doubles as cohost (with Jim thrives on the mediocre, if not Blocker) and vocalist on WFIL- more to do in future episodes TV's "Blackbook" Saturday at Don Adams spoofs movie, "Treasure of the Sierra Madre," on "Get Smart" Friday, 7:30 P. Ch. 10. the mane, it is reassuring to see that the network pundits have seen fit to replace bril Daly has been complaining of underemployment. 10:30 P.

M. Matt Robinson. the same way about babies." busy cohosting NET'S "Sesame liant wit with the folksy escap Darren McGavin plays hero Arthritis Sufferers: Wake Up Tomorrow Morning Without All That Stiffness! "So sorry you didn't appreci Street," has bowed out. in "Goodbye Harry" on NBC's ism of Jimmy Durante and the grams because of the World Series? "I have no gripe about the Series God forbid! but why must we have Mike Douglas again, God forbid! in place of 'Con-c when it was conducting an Two former Inquirer staff Lennon Sisters "Name of the Game" Friday at ate 'The Jim Nabors Show, writes Mrs. Ruth E.

Desabaye, of Lenox, Mass. "We loved the "When people don't agree writers guest on local shows Friday Joe McGinniss on 8:30 P. in an episode filmed last season when costar Tony with your reviews," writes Miss show at our house and are look WCAU-TV's "Betty Hughes and V.B.G., of Havertown, "I don't Franciosa was threatening to see why they must be so insul quit. mate gripe loud and clearl" "Why," asks George Hansen, of Cream Ridge, N. "is 'you know uttered in almost every sentence by youths on TV discussion panels?" "If the violence rampant on TV came out red on the screen," suggests Frank Anken-brand, of Greenwich, N.

Friends" at 9 A. Joseph C. Gould en on WTAF-TV's ting!" Former boxing champion ing forward td every Thursday. "Frank Sutton and Ronnie Schell are great, and Jim Nabors is just about tops this season." "We all enjoy 'The Joey Bish Night Talk" at 10:30 P. Sugar Ray Robinson portrays a trumpeter in "Giants and All A TTACKS: "The way Chan New pain formula.

50 stronger than a regular aspiring So you take it less often. Yet so gentle you can take it on an empty stomach. nel 3 keeps dropping good Toilet-TV Idea interesting contest, ar.d our a 1 beloved 'HoUywood That Jazz" on ABC's "Land of the Giants" Sunday at 7 P. M. NBC programs for second-rate "everyone would own a color Group 'specials charges Is Turned Down set." R.

Martinez, "is a scandal. op writes Mrs. M. Katz, of Oak Lane, "but last Friday one of Mike Douglas' guests knocked it. "He must be jealous of Joey, "More power to the Amazin' HARWICH, England, Oct.

23 New York The New York Mets' emerg Mets," postcards Al of The worst example was substituting a documentary about violence in America for t' once- (Reuters). A member of Har Squares'? "It's bad enough when Mr. Nixon and the astronauts take away 'Hollywood but I protest the Mike Douglas bit!" Last Sunday's interview with Tiffany Boiling, of ABC's "The wich Town Council on Thursday because he said things that Trenton, N. "but they should have issued National League ence as big league champs a-year Country Music Associa don't apply to the show, asked local authorities to instat will be one of the "impossible umpire Shag Crawford a Mets uniform for his rotten calls "I am appalled," writes Miss tion awards in Nashville, Tenn. "Violence is all over televi closed circuit television to achievements" saluted on NBC's Mary J.

Anderson, of Riverton, thwart toilet wreckers. against the Orioles. sion, but there is a shortage of April 2 "It Couldn't Be Done." Willy Brandt, new Chancel iNew reuyxe, "by adverse criticism of irom Dons B. Abbe, of Media. vipwprs, "The winning run in the Councillor Harry Cochin told lor of West German, will "Face fourth game should have gone Doctors must often tell people with arthritis, and its early-morning stiffness, to take a lot of aspirin.

Trouble is, many arthritis sufferers get a burning upset stomach from large doses of regular aspirin. But now comes a new formula for arthritis minor pain that (1) is so strong you can take it less often and still wake up in the morning without all the pain's stiffness and (2) is so gentle you can take it on an empty stomach. This means you get both extra medication and extra protection: Extra medication because each tablet contains 50 more pain reliever than regular or buffered aspirin tablets. Extra, protection because each tablet contains two antacids and is micron ized (which means the tablet particles are so fine the pain reliever is more read-' ily absorbed). Called Arthritis Pain Formula, it was specially developed by the makers of Anacin- to give arthritis sufferers an easier, less upsetting way to wake up without all that early-morning stiffns and enjoy hours of relief.

Arthritis Pain Formula Analgesic Tablets By The Makers Of Anacin "We feel compulsion letters. the Nation" on CBS, Sunday distaste to decry your write-up good country music." "Why," asks "Cherokee's Wife," of Sharon Hill, "are the networks using Negroes to portray American Indians? "As the wife of a Cherokee back to third and the batter should have been out for ob David Frost has the only lit a council meeting "our council would be regarded as the most forward-looking in Britain if it at 11:30 A. M. erate, intelligent program on the daytime air. He is always structing the throw to first!" Dr.

Arthur F. Burns, presidential counselor nominated as "Bah to Tom Jones and his installed television in its public urbane and courteous. chairman of the Federal Re Indian, I object. Surely there toilets to combat vandalism." "He has many interesting and country-style music," writes "Critic." "And why are mil are authentic Indian actors who serve Board, is interviewed on But the council turned down ABC's "Issues and Answers" lionaires like Arthur Godfrey, could play these roles sexpot Tiffany Boiling as an offscreen minister. "She admittedly does not approve either legal or religious lormalities or rites relative to marriage and divorce in the TJ.

S. A. as it still exists. "Time magazine printed a voluminous report on the quackery of the Universal Life Church his suggestion, deciding instead enlightened guests. He asks them intelligent questions and lets them do.

the talking. He seldom voices opinion of his "Since these are the days of Sunday at 3 P. M. to make the toilets "as vandal protest and grievance marches, Jackie Gleason, Art Carney Eddie Albert and Zsa Zsa Gab or selling soap and tooth paste?" and guest Milton Berle spoof iT, KCTES wrt to make my own leglti- proof as possible." him downgrade America nor mention his hotel. in California, charging it with "He is an oasis in a dreary television desert' "Why," wonders Mrs.

B. Dugan, of Paulsboro, N. malicious, fast-money fakery. "As an ex-Califorrian, 12 years in medical-related fields, O' OOOOOOOOOOOOOOB 4 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ 0 0 I loved the state, but its myriad did ABC take Dick Cavett off pseudo-minded and spiritual' the air? He was a g0CKj host, cults were obvious to me." and his program came on early enough for ordinary working people to see him." Mrs. Florence T.

Brunswick, of Elkins Park, concurs: 10 0 9 When specifically asked, Miss Boiling denied that the Universal life Church "sold" certifications, but its ads have recently been appearing in under- 0 1 4 oeooooooooooooooa OOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO QO 1 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0000000000000000000a oe'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ OOOOOOOOOOO 0 1 OOOOOOOO fl OJ oooooo a cr OOOOOOOO CO I ooooooo "Please use your influence to get Dick Cavett back on the "ground newspapers offering looooooor A Looh at TV oooooo oooooooo OOOOOO 00 ft 1 a cjJocjJo Beauty Queen Learns Acting by Necessity Of oo ooo.i 009 4 She wasn't, either, she says, when as a 19-year-old college girl, she became in quick succession Miss San Francisco, LEE Merriwether, Miss America of 1955, is the only America to make any sort of splash in the acting trade, though Mary Ann Mobley is building an acting career, too. Bess Myerson became a game "show regular and pageantcast commentator, and Marilyn Van Derbur has had considerable TV Miss California and Miss Amer ica. mm On the other hand, her oooooo 0 0 oo Voi i 1 a i 1 oooo OOOJ 0 oooo 1 oooo oo OOOO I ooo o.o oj a a "talent" offering was the beau 9 tiful soliloquy at the end of exposure as eommerc i a 1 synge's i masterpiece, "Riders to the spieler and in other capacities. But Lee's in the lead SO WHY is she acting? "I was sort of thrust into i As, I when it comes'it," says Lee "While I was Miss America, 0 0 to appearing 10 0 0 an TV as some body else. 'Philco Playhouse' did "The Miss America Story' and I was the star.

"That was live television I 9 Lee has had numerous act- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 oooooo oo oooooooi oooo ing stints, and had no training, no experience. I 9 9 "Bobby Mulligan was tne Gi- this season she's busier rector, and he worked with me, 1 a a vjb and Mary Astor was in it, and she was wonderful. She worked oooo ooooooo A a i O0j and helped me. than ever. I.

MERRIWETHER. She plays an IMF agent named Tracey in six of the first 12 1969-70 episodes of CBS' "Mission: Impossible." 6 a much "That's where Burton Lane's aa0 0 song came from 'Here She Is Miss It was written She's also guesting this week more for the play. 0 oo0 "Then my father died and it In another CBS adventure series, "Mannix," Saturday at 10 P. M. (Channel 10).

Most beauty contestants, she music oooooo oooooo was necessary to earn a living, to send money home. Acting seemed the only answer." eels, aren't really interested in wwi a i a i i. jm to wou By CECIL SMITH ii ii i mm jctmg. i uu oouw 1 if If I I 14 1 III I I En a 000a oooo I 1 II I I I oooo oouu "3 I 1 AM STATION'S FM STATIONS fir reft tvTvmiT Country and Western music (WRCP). 560 WXPS 88.1 DOOOOOOO (TO A ro oooooo boo ooooo.

2-6 P. M. Afternoon Concert: Stravinsky: Pulcinella Suite; Nielsen: Four Temperaments 1 I I Symphony; Berlioz: Harold in i Italy (WFLN). 1 fl II II 90.1 90.) 91.7 92.5 93.3 93.7 94.1 957 98.1 98.9 99.5 100.3 101.1 102.1 102.9 boo oo oo 1 I II II II 4-6 P. M.

Smiling Jack Lawyer I II I I I I I a uuw WXUR WOR WVCH WTMR WTEL WFLN WTTM WPEN WIBG KYW WNAR WDEL WCAU WCAM WHAT WDAS WBCB WRCP WBl'X WEEZ 410 WRTI 690 VVHY 710 wpwr 740 WIFI 8C3 WMMR 0 WDEL-FM 500 920 WFL-Fit 550 WWtB WCAU-FM 1060 WPBS 1110 WJBS 1159 WXl R-FM 1210 WDVR 1310 WKUFM 1340 WPEN-FM 1430 14W WRCP-FM 1540 WDAS-FM 1570 WQAL 1590 WKLN-FM ooooo. WTMK). P. M. Race Results: (ft I II II I I Also at 5:15 and 6:15 P.

M. I I I I ED OO (WCAU). 1 I I I II I oooo 103.9 P. M. Yale Reports I 10 ooo 104.5 105.3 106.1 ouu I I I i ii (WUHY-FM).

106.9 P. M. Huntly-Brinkley OOOO Of oo Morning XMews Jteport (WFLN). Evening Stereo Panorama: Steve Heinel (WQAL-PM). 1 I I I I I I 6-7 P.

M. Evening Concert: Works by Scarlatti A. M. Morning Pot- mi A i P. Evening Concert: Works by Weber, Meyerbeer.

3 I 30 0 0 oo I oooo I 'OQJQQJI fO OJO 1 1 1 I I Beethoven, R. Strauss, Tchai purri (V7FLN). A. M. NBC Sports: Joe Garagiola (WFLN).

A. M. Plain Talk: Chet Huntly (WFLN). Morring Concert: A kovsky, Brahms (WFLN-FM). 7:40 P.

M. High School Football: Upper Perkiomen at Quakertown (WIFI-FM). 8:05 P. A. M.

John Dev- Works by Lortzing, TartM, Schumann, Elgar, Dvorak, Eachmaninoff Sibelius I eraux: Progressive music oooo (WFLN). (WIFI-FM). P. M. Music from Tan 10 A.

P. M. Above the rsss. glewood: by Carter, Kock: Alan Draw (WWDB-j Powell and Stockhausen Jm.Jmmmrwr (WUHY-FM). JmJmmmrmT-mrmr P.

M. United Nations OOOOO OOOO oo I oooooo oooooo VV oo I oo ooooo 0 O-O OOOO OOOO OOOOOO OOO I oooooooo OOOOOOOO OOOO I Day Concert: Works by Rob ertson, Weiss, Sibelius, Verdi FM). A. M. Feature Show: "She Loves Me" (WIBF-FM).

li A. M. P. M. Phase II: Progressive rock (WXPN-FM).

Afternoon 1212:15 P. M. Hospital High-lights: Buzz Allen (WIFI-FM). 12-3 P. M.

Stereo Matinee: John Beatty (WQAL-FM). (WtLN-FM). P. M. BBC Science Magazine (WUHY-FM).

11-Mid. Mnsic Through the OOOOOO owww ow centuries: George Diehl (WFLN-FM). 12-6 A. M. Dawn Patrol (WIP, WMMR-FM).

12-3 A. M. Classical Music (WXPN-FM). oooooo oa OOOOOO OHU UJ OOOOOO oo tc jajt P. M.Talk of PhJladel- WW AAAAAOOOOOO phia: Ed Harvey (WCAU).

1-4 P. M. Rick Brown Show: o.u.w,.w L. -i a a a a a a a a a a a a a AOOOOOOOOO -mm m. m.

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