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Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974 Philadelphia Inquirer 3-C TV I RADIO LISTINGS fs-i r-j r3 ri prirTLEZl BIs.hriHBTfuc Dl iP Tfl NHllr It's Clark Vs. Lombardo at Midnight int. I A niilMnn IIMITV bttviNM CT SHOP AT RITE AID FOR ALL YOUR WINTER NEEDS AT LOW, LOW PRICES tan a QMS on CBS and, at midnight, Lawrence Welk on ABC. "Last year, again on NBC, with George Carlin, Linda Ronstadt, Tower of Power and Trie Pointers, we were outpointed by ABC's rerun of our own 20th anniversary 'American Bandstand show, which cut into the same audience." Clark's always looking for air fare with a life expectancy of "10 to 12 years or more." It was with such longevity in mind that he inaugurated "The American Music Awards," which salutes top pop performers like the annual "Grammy Awards" telecast, but picks its winners through some 40,000 ballots mailed to members of the general public, rather than through polling of members of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.

ABC's second "American Music Awards" program, with Roy Clark, Helen Reddy and Sly Stone, is slated for Feb, 18. Clark's hoping it will become as much a TV fixture as the annual presentations of Oscars, Emmys and Tonys. It's possible. After all, he points out, 'American Bandstand' has been continuing for 23 years on a 13-week commitment." 1 By HARRY HARRIS Inquirer TV Writer First of Two Articles If you're the kind of Derson who does his New Year's Eve stroke-of-midnight celebrating in front of a TV set, you'll be offered a 90-minute choice of music styles for the third straight year tonight. On CBS (Channel 10), it will be Guy Lombardo and the "shmaltzy" sound of the Royal Canadians, abetted by guest chanteuse Helen O'Con-nell, live from the Grand Ballroom of New York's Waldorf-Astoria.

On ABC (Channel 6), it will be Dick Clark and the rock-pop-jazz-country concoctions of Chicago, the Beach Boys, the Doobie Brothers, Olivia Newton-John and electronic pianist Herbie Hancock, on tape from Los Angeles and live from Miami Beach's Deauville. Lombardo playing "Auld Lang Syne" on the air for the 45th consecutive new year, will give way at countdown time for newscaster Ben Grauer's coverage of 1975's Times Square reception. "Chicago's New Year's Rockin' Eve "75" will switch at midnight to host Clark at the Deauville, during a performance of his "Good 01' Rock 'n' Roll" stage show. Former Philadelphian pany. "They think that "Chicago's New Year's Rockin Eve' is confusing, but people who think 'Chicago' means the city will be watching Guy Lombardo." However, he concedes, even those who knowingly tune in the rock group may be in for brief puzzlement.

That's because the "Chicago" show is being done in the style of the '30s, in MGM's largest studio with potted palms and betuxed participants plus film clip inserts of Judy Garland singing 'Dear Mr. Gable' and of Busby Berkeley dancers doing a "52nd Street" number. "If any of Guy's fans turn to the wrong channel," Clark says, "they may think, 'What's happened? Why all these freaky He's hoping that a Clark-hosted, rock-flavored hello to the new year will become an annual TV custom. Music Awards "It's an experiment that's happened to work," he says, "but I don't know if it will go on. "Two years ago we did a Rockin' Eve on NBC with Three Dog Night, Helen Reddy, Blood Sweat and Tears, Al Green and Billy Preston against Lombardo DICK CLARK Clark, 45 last month, who began his rise to national recognition and millionaire status as host of Channel 6's "Bandstand" in 1956 when his predecessor on the four-year-old show reportedly manifested too much personal interest in a teenage fan, sees "Rockin' Eve" as "alternative programming." Group Not City He's amused by TV Guide's reluctance to use the special's title in a highlight box.

Instead, the magazine is identifying the program as "New Year's Eve with the rock group Chicago and com TV Today 0 MOVIE "Night and Day." (1946) Cary Grant, Eve Arden, Alexis Smith, Mary Martin, Jane Wyman. 12 SCHOOL FOR WIVES Blr-get Cullberg's ballet, a story of a man growing old. 03 WRESTLING :30 Og ONE OP A KIND (H) WITNESS TO YESTERDAY 10:00 030333 BARNABY JONES CD BARNABY JONES IS A CORKER TONIGHT! JDV. TUESDAY HIGHLIGHTS 8:00 P.M. 0Q3 ORANGE BOWL PARADE "Fantasies and Fables" is this year's theme; Joe Garagiola and Jo An Pflug are the cohosts; Linda Metz, newly-crowned queen, reigns over the parade which features marching bands from 16 states and Canada.

(1 hr.) 8.00 P.M. THE SUGAR BOWL Nebraska vs. Florida at New Orleans. (3 hrs.) 11:30 P.M. OO CHICAGO'S NEW YEAR'S ROCKIN' EVE 1975 The musical group Chicago hosts.

Guests are Olivia Newton-John, the Beach Boys, the Doobie Brothers and Herbie Hancock. (IV2 hrs.) 11:30 P.M. 03 S3 NEW YEAR'S EVE WITH GUI! LOMBARDO The broadcast originating in the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria stars Lombardo, his Royal Canadians and vocalist Helen O'Connell. A highlight of the program is the remote pickup of the crowd at Times Square as midnight approaches. (IV2 hrs.) I C01GATE CEPAC01 1 MM RITE AID II WfLKINSONl iW ASPIRIN II stainiessTteTl" Ito JL.

j' I II BAYER GKuBGCB DEODORANT CHILDREN'S RITE AID ll oARBASOll fSponara I clfARGAS I SHAVE CREAM I I 2 II MNTH0L I 03(13) SOUNDSTAGE "Dr. John's New Orleans Swamp." NEW JERSEY NEWS 23 THINKING ALLOWED Taylor Grant. 11:00 QG3fl3(5(2) NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 03(J3) AN EVENING WITH MABEL MERCER, BOBBY SHORT AND FRIENDS 0j)g CAPTIONED NEWS 03 JACK BENNY 23 BEST OF GROUCHO 11:30 OOi33 TONIGHT SHOW Johnny Carson. Guests: Roy Clark, Orson Bean, Madlyn Rhue, Gabriel Kaplan. WIDE WORLD SPECIAL "Chicago's New Year's Rockin' Eve 1975." The musical group Chicago will be the hosts with guests Olivia Newton-John, the Beach Boys, the Doobie Brothers, and Herbie Hancock.

0303(5) NEW YEAR'S EVE WITH GUY LOMBARDO Q) MOVIE "Show of Shows" (B-W) (1929) Loretta Young, John Barrymore. 03(0(5) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Q) ROMPER ROOM GREEN ACRES OD LUCY 12:55 Q3) NBC NEWS 1:00 JACKPOT Q23 ALL MY CHILDREN 0(2) WHAT'S MY LINE? 033) CONCENTRATION GOMER PYLE USMC STAR TIME QP MOVIE "Hotel Berlin." (B-W) (1945) Helmut Dantine, Raymond Massey. 1:30 003) JEOPARDY 39 LET MAKE A DEAL mmm as the world 5:40 (J) GIVE US THIS DAY; NEWS 6:00 ft THOUGHT FOR TODAY, FARM, MARKET REPORT, NEWS OPERATION ALPHABET (Q SUNRISE SEMESTER 6:15 0 AMERICAN PEOPLES Tues.) WORLD OF THE MIDDLE AGES Fri.) 6:30 PERSPECTIVE NEWS QJ) WAKE UP 6:45 ft FARM, HOME, GARDEN; EYEWITNESS NEWS 6:55 NEWS 7:00 0030 TODAY (News at 7:25 and 8:25) ROCKY AND FRIENDS 00(31 CBS NEWS 7:30 CAPTAIN NOAH 21 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 9:00 SOMERSET MORNINGSIDE WITH EDIE HUGGINS ALL ABOUT FACES 8:30 TODAY IN DELAWARE VALLEY BIG SHOWDOWN 33 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 9:55 0 MORNING NEWS 10:00 OO NAME THAT TUNE DIALING FOR DOLLARS gj)(5) JOKER'S WILD C3(0C8 PREVIEW TOURNAMENT OF ROSES (Wed.) 13 IT'S A NEW DAY Q3 GENTLE BEN 10:30 OQD WANING STREAK CDCEKD gambit GDGDS) C0TT0N B0WL parade (Wed.) 700 CLUB Q3 NEWSPROBE 10:40 DELAWARE VALLEY TODAY 10:45 0 PARADE PREVIEW (Wed.) 11:00 0Q 4) HIGH ROLLERS PASSWORD CD NOW YOU SEE IT Q3 DIVORCE COURT 11:25 J-) THINKING ALLOWED 11:30 0Q3)HOLLVWOOD SQUARES 0(7) BRADY BUNCH CDC2J L0VE 0F LIFE Q3 PEYTON PLACE (Jj) NEW ZOO REVUE 11:55 (Tl)03(2l NEWS 12:00 OO NEWS WEATHER CDQ3C21 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS BULLETIN BOARD 03 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (Jj) BANANA SPLITS 12:30 OS) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES QfT) SPLIT SECOND NEWS 7:30 LETS MAKE A DEAL QQ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (Q3g) JEOPARDY WALSH'S ANIMALS Q3 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (Q LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE gggJJ NEW JERSEY NEWS 8:00 OS) ORANGE BOWL PARADE 2) SUGAR BOWL Nebraska vs. Florida. Q303(5) GOOD TIMES AMERICA "Money on the Land." Part QJ OF LANDS AND SEAS gggg quality of life 103 BOWLING 23 DEALER'S CHOICE :25 03 03 (5) BICENTENNIAL MINUTES 8:30 Q3Q3C5) MASH 03(13) BONNIE RAITT AND PAUL BUTTERFIELD Paul Butterfield's Better Days Band and Bonnie Raitt join musical forces.

2D MERV GRIFFIN Guests: Lily Pons, Fernando Lamas, Jackie Vernon. :00 OQ3) M0VIE "Frankenstein: The True Story." (1974) Part II. James Mason, Agnes Moorehead, Margret Leighton, David McCallum, Michael Wilding, Sir Ralph Richardson, Sir John Gielgud. 0303(33 HAWA" FIVE- 03 N.Y.P.D. 23 MOVIE "Walk Softly Stran ger." (B-W) (1950) 12:00 CAPTIONED NEWS 12:30 (Q) YOGA FOR HEALTH 1:00 QOD TOMORROW Re TURNS PATTY DUKE 2:00 OQ5D DAYS 0F 0UR LIVES (7) $10,000 PYRAMID QDfDS) GUDNG LIGHT OZZIE AND HARRIET 2 MY MOTHER THE CAR 2:30 0Q3) DOCTORS WHAT'S MY LINE? 0303 EDGE 0F NIGHT ft SEA HUNT QUICK DRAW McGRAW 3:00 OQS ANOTHER WORLD Q7) GENERAL HOSPITAL Qj)Q3(2) PRICE IS RIGHT ONE STEP BEYOND 0 TOP CAT motes from "21" and Maxwell' Plum.

PERSPECTIVE iQ3 MOVIE "Bells Are 1:15 (Q BULLETIN BOARD 2:00 OO NEWS 3:20 Q3 GIVE US THIS DAY 3:25 Q3 MOVIE "The I Don't Care Girl." (1953) Mitzi Gaynor. HUCK AND YOGI 3:30 H0W T0 SURVIVE LYS01 SPRAY A MARRIAGE 2) ONE LIFE TO LIVE G3Q3GD MATCH GAME '74 ALFRED HITCHCOCK g) THREE STOOGES BANANA SPLITS 4:00 MIKE DOUGLAS Cohost Peter Falk. Guests: Jose Felici- DISINFECTANT dining and wining out Free Parking Major Credit Cards Entertainment Music Dancing Open Sunday Radio Today 21 oz. CAN I DESITIN LOTION I pa" 0i LOTTIE I A1ARCAL If I HANKIES II I PKG. OF 50 II mi i i i ano, Pat Henry, comedian; Norm Neilson, musical magician; Vincent Bugliosi, attorney-author, MOD SQUAD OS) SOMERSET TATTLETALES CBS) SESAME STREET MOVIE "Any Second Now." (1969) Stewart Granger, Lois Net-tleton, Joseph Campanella, Dana Wynter.

12 03 BATMAN Qj) LITTLE RASCALS 4:30 MERV GRIFFIN Qi) I A HI Guests: Amanda Blake, Barbara Rush, James Franciscus, Syretta, singer-composer; Erma Bombeck and Norma Foster. JTj) FLINTSTONES 5:00 RAYMOND BURR SHOW GJ6ES3S) MISTER ROGERS Lunchfon Cocktails Dinner hr ih affluents frrquvni for vastromical enls. Daily: 11 30-11 Kri. Sat -1 a nv CHOPSTICKS 54th 4 Citv Lin Av. GR 7-373i Kre Parkin Sunday 4 no.

mays 1 I 30 -11 p.m. MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS WUHY 90.9 GERMAN Wagner-Tannhauser: Overture and Venusberg Music (Solti) Hindemith Little Cantatas Schoenberg-Survivor from Warsaw WFLN-FM (95.7) BOSTON SYMPHONY, Joseph Sil-verstein and Michael Tilson Thomas conducting; Edith Pei-nemann, violin soloist. Bach Violin Concerto 2 in Dvorak Violin Concerto in A Read Night Flight Bartok Strings-Percussion Music 9-10 WUHY JOHN SHIRLEY- RITE AID BATTERIES Our motto: GOOD FOOD. Our aim: FLEAS ING YOU in an authentic GERMAN AT SCHWARZWALDINN Si fcCKtiry Ave. Anon tbii MOSPHERE.

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Fro Prfct Opposite Reading Terminal Ulh St. Above Market HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR SEAFOOD V. HY NOT VOW SAIE ENDS JANUAMf 5, 1975 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES 5:30 03 NEWS ELECTRIC COMPANY 500131 VILLA ALEGRE Q3 HOGAN'S HEROES fT) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 6:00 03 (51 CD NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS TODAY IN DELAWARE ANDY GRIFFITH BS131 ELECTRIC COMPANY Q3 PARTRIDGE FAMILY QJTTl STAR TREK 630 OO NBC NEWS ABC NEWS 03 TAKE 12 UNTOUCHABLES Q)J3 VAN CLIBURN INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION 7:00 NEW TREASURE HUNT TO TELL THE TRUTH news OQ BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 0t)gQ NEW GOOD NEIGHBOR 03 THE FBI 23 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE Beethoven-To the Absent Beloved 9-11 WFMZ (lOOHFOR YULE Light classics by Anderson, Prokofiev, Meyerbeer, Saint-Saens WFLN-FM BACH PROGRAM: Narcisco Yepes. lute Suite in Prelude in Suite in GENERAL PROGRAMS WFLN-FM CONVERSATION: James Chace. Foreign Affairs managing editor WORD! Game, battle of wits WUHY I'M SORRY, I'll Reed That Again: Wacky BBC program WCAU (121) MYSTERY THEATER: "I Must Kill Edna" (rermj).

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