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TALKBACK See NBxt Week's TV Times for Solution Questions (or this column should bo sent to TV Talkback. Los Angeles Tmios. Times Mirror Squ3ie, Los Angeles. Calif 90053 Letters can bo answered in column only 1 2 13 4 6 Wtl 7 I 9 1 10 tnill 112 113 17 IS Ba'9 20 25 26 27 Inks 29" 30 ''1I'WJ Lnl32 33 34 35 36 J37 "Js 41 I 42 43 MM 45 SVjir I 48 49 SOjFlSI jUIIlIJia gn f-jS5 56 57 58 59 j60 jgl 62 "Mi MTPlbb 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 74 II' TINA LOUISE ELINOR DONAHUE CHRISTINE DEVINE the World Turns" ACROSS I 7 8 Castles" 9 Pertaining to an armed service 10 Barters 11. "BJ.

and the 12 Stanley Gardner 13 Dry 18 Before, in poetry 22 Hours" 24 "The Bold 25 "United 26 California city 27 Anjelica or Walter 29 Stared sideways 31 Dinah of "Empty Nest" 33 String instrument 34 Albert or Asner 35 Sewing tool 37 Bud of "Married Children" (inits.l 38 Jog fast 39 "Norma 43 Former "Saturday Night Live" regular (inits.l 46 Without a date 50 "Northern Exposure" setting 52 "The Rockford Files" star 54 Alternate 55 "Patron" star (inits. 56 John or Bonnie 57 Visitor of "Working Girl" 58 Ken or Lena 59 Arm bone 61 Series of items 64 Physics measurement 66 Greek letter 67 Sovereign's title (abbr.l 68 Clairvoyance, familiarly 71 Way Out" Answers to last week's puzzle Question: What else did Tina Louise appear on besides "Gilllgan's N.T.D, Gardena Answer: Tina Louise, a veteran TV actress from 1950s television, was typecast well Into the 1970s because of her role as Ginger, the glamorous movie star on "Gilllgan's Island." She was, however, active In prime time even before "Gllllgan" more than most viewers probably realize. For four consecutive decades, she appeared as a regular on a TV series, beginning as a featured singer on "Jan Murray Time" (NBC, 1955). That was followed by four seasons on "Gilligan" (CBS, 1964-67) and the first season of "Dallas" (CBS, 1978) A single season of "Rituals" (syndicated, 1985) followed. Louise has guested on numerous TV series, appeared on Broadway, and was featured in several movies, including "God's Little Acre," "For Those Who Think Young," "Wrecking Crew," "How to Commit Marriage," "The Stepford Wives" and the TV movie "The Day the Women Got Even." Has Elinor Donahue appeared on any other series besides "The Andy Griffith Show" and "Father Knows Best?" J.B., Irvine Donahue is a television veteran, having appeared in five other prime-time series besides "The Andy Griffith Show" (CBS) and "Father Knows Best" (CBS, NBC, ABC).

She is currently a regular on the Fox network's "Get a Life." The others: "Many Happy Returns" (CBS, 1964-65), "the Odd Couple" (as Tony Randell's girlfriend, ABC, 1972-74), "Mulligan's Stew" (NBC, 1977) and "Sweepstakes" (NBC, 1979). In addition to numerous TV series guest appearances, she played briefly on the daytime soap opera "Days of Our Lives" in the mid- 1980s. Did Christine Devine, the KTTV news anchor, begin her career in Los Angel es, or did she come from another town? C.G., Garden Grove Like most local newscasters, Devine worked her way up the TV news ladder in various smaller markets. Born in Buffalo, she was raised in Arizona and It was there that she got her start radio and television in Phoenix, Tempe and Sierra Vista after graduating from the Walter Cronklte School of Journalism at Arizona State University. Her two big breaks came prior to her coming to L.A.: at KLST-TV, the CBS affiliate in San Angeio, where she anchored and produced the 6 a.m.

and 10 p.m. newscasts, and KVOA-TV, the NBC affiliate in Tucson, where she anchored a half-hour weekday morning news show from 1988 to 1990. What can you tell me about Ian Ziering, who plays Steve Sanders on Fox's "Beverly Hills L.G., San Fernando Ziering is best known to daytime series viewers for his 2 'k -year -role as Cameron Stewart on "Guiding Light;" He also has recurring parts on "Love of Life" and "The Doctors." In addition to stage work, including Broadway's "I Remember Mama," the young actor has appeared in an "ABC Afterschool Special" Babies," directed by Linda Lavin) and the film "Endless Love." Will the Discovery Channel repeat its series on organized crime? Unfortunately, I "discovered" it halfway through its run. R.A., Fullerton As of now, the Discovery Channel has no immediate plans to repeat the seven-part British -produced documentary series (from Thames Television) about the origins and operations of organized crime in the United States. Although no decision has been made about a possible 1992 airing, a Discovery Channel spokesman said that the series could be shown again early next year.

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