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Green Bay Press-Gazette Wednesday, June 4, 1975 A13 Manuscripts Available For 4 Summer Plays COOL AIR-CONDITIONED FCC Outlawing Phony Contests NOW 2 EXCELLENT HITS OPEN OlOO I Production scripts and scores of the University and Green Bay summer Theater Company's four offerings are available at the circulation desk of the Central Brown County Library and the Creative Communication Office at the university. "The Typists" and "The Ti-ger" are short plays by Murray Schisgal. "The Diary of Adam and Eve" and "Passio-nella" are musicals from "The Appletree" by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick. All four will be presented in repertory during the week of July 14 through 19 in the theater on the UWGB campus. Under the title "Two for the Show," there will be two programs of a play and masical promotions which are intended solely to build up the listener audience about the time listener surveys are taken by rating organizations.

That type of practice by broadcasters is known as "hypoing." It also would ban contests or promotions within three months of a rating survey if they are designed to cause listeners to report to a rating service that they tune to a particular station with greater frequency than they actuallly do. In the addition, broadcasters would not be allowed to make claims about audience size or coverage area without providing the name of the surveying firm, the area involved and the date the survey was conducted. winner of the contest got the keys but only the keys to the new car. Commission sources said some of the contests that draw complaints are fraudulent. The major problems with contests are unclear rules which create confusion, claims that a prize will be given when none Is available and no provision for tie-breaking.

Another contest frowned on the the FCC was called "Lucky Bucks." The person who turned in a dollar bill with a specified serial number would win a prize. The FCC found the odds were astronomically against any winner turning up. The FCC also plans to ban use of contests and special WASHINGTON (AP) The Federal Communications Commission is outlawing phony and misleading contests used by some broadcasters and is cracking down on gimmicks giving a false picture of listener totals. The commission agreed unanimously among five of the seven members present at a May 29 meeting to take action, but sources said Tuesday it still is hung up in details. One radio contest several years ago was cited as the type of material the FCC plans to ban.

For weeks, an announcer rattled car keys next to his microphone and said the listener who guessed the date of the first snowfall would win keys to a new car. The each on alternating evenings. John Saxe, from community theater circles, and Robert Erwin, from the university, are directing the company. Actors, dancers, singers and backstage technicians are needed for the company. All pre-production work will be done on Monday through Thursday evenings, starting June 9.

Company members will participate in all aspects of the production operation. Course credit can be obtained and information can be gotten from the university offices of the Registrar or Communication-Action. Auditions for casting will be held at the initial meeting of the company June 9 at 7 p.m. in the CC Theater. Those audi-t i i for the musicals should come prepared to sing a song of their choice.

An accompanist will be supplied, but sheet music is needed. Television Program Schedule a a iwu u.iM.MMiruiM TBaltHnMnanORannonnd pjlflll I tetulivt frqflutt JU Mf i Bqmion HetWM CoW q' umu NOW AN tXOTtNG NOVtl fOM BAUANTlNZ BOOHS CO-FEA TURE A 7:35 on PETER O'TOOLE Comedy." Milton Berle Is host to guests Dick Martin, Mort Sahl and Pat Buttram. 13 World Press 38 Captioned ABC Evening News 11:30 p.m. 2 Feature Theater High Wind In Jamaica" with Anth-onv Qulnn and James Colburn. Study of children's reaction to strange environment when their ship is attacked by pirates.

(I96S) (BW) 12:00 Midnight 11- Wild Wild West 12 Tomorrow Kids' Movies Set at Vic A six-week series of "Mer-chant's Summer Vacation Movies for Children" begins Monday at the Vic Theater. The movies will be shown each Monday, with the doors opening at 9:30 a.m.. and the show starting at 10. The movies will end at about 11:45. The movies are free, and tickets may be obtained from sponsoring merchants.

The movies, all in color, are June 9, "The June 16, "Alakazam the June 23, "Cowboy and the June 30, "The Men of Sherwood July 7, "Yog, Monster of July 14, "Sitting Bull." prevailed upon by the dean's wit. to felon authorship of a novel of International romantic adventures which th. dean's wife has written. 6 Young and Restless 7 The Flintstones 9-Mr. Ed 11 Cartoons 12 The Doctors 4:00 p.m.

6 Password 7 Star Trek 9 Green Acres 11 Family Classic 12 Sesame Street 1 13 Electric Company 38 Misterogers 4:30 p.m. 2 Bewitched 6 To Tell the Truth 9-Beverly Hillbillies 11 Batman 13 Misterogers 38 Sesame Street 3-5-12-Petrocelli When a wealthy matron Is found slain, doctor becomes the prim, suspect, he was discovered holding 0 scalpel over the body. (Repeat) 7 Dan August According to evidence unearthed bv August, a leader of the local labor union appears to be guilty of the assassination of his union's president. (Repeat) 9-11 Baretta Boreiio lif. and reputation as a honest cop or.

almost destroyed by Andrea, beautiful photographer who uses him, without his knowledge, to steal $500,000. (Repeat) 38-Target 10:00 p.m. 2-3-5-6-7-9-11-12-News 38-The Wilderness Idea 10:30 p.m. 2 Ironside 3- 5-12-Tonight 6-7 Weeknight Movie "They Ron For Their Lives" with John Payne and Luana Patten. 9-11-Wide World of Entertainment "Milton Berle's Mad, Mad World of An Otto Preminger Film Rites Planned Friday for Ozzie Nelson LOS ANGELES (AP) -Services will be held Friday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the Hollywood Hills for Ozzie Nelson, the nice guy father in the television series, "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet." Nelson died Tuesday in his home with his wife and series costar, Harriet, at his bedside.

He was 69 and had undergone surgery for cancer of the liver eight months ago. An athletic 170 pounds most of his life, Nelson had thinned to 130 pounds and was confined to his home for the past two months, no longer able to take his daily two-mile ocean swim. The Nelson sons, Ricky, 35, and David, 39, were reported almost daily visitors at their parents' home. "Ozzie knew he was going to go, and he viewed it philosophically," a family friend was quoted as saying. "He was working on another book until the end." Besides his widow and sons, Nelson is survived by two brothers and five COOL AIR-CONDITIONED EXCLUSIVE AREA ENGAGEMENT NIGHTLY AT 7:1 5...

9:25 THURSDAY 3:30 p.m. 2 Ironside 3- 5 Early Show "She Wrote the Book" with Joon Oavies, Jock Ookie and Klrbv Grant. A bespectacled womon professor of calculus In a small mldwestern college Is IF YOU LAUGHED AT 3, YOU'LL ROAR AT 4 V' 1 WEDNESDAY 5:00 p.m. 2- GilIigan's Island 3- 5 Truth or Consequences 6- 9 News 7 1 Love Lucy 11 Mickey Mouse Club 13 Villa Alegre 5:30 p.m. 2-3-5-6-7-11-12-News 9-That Girl 13 Zoom 38 Electric Company 6:00 p.m.

2-3-5-7-9-11-12-News 6-World of Fishing 13-The Way It Was 38-Zoom 6:30 p.m. 2 Dragnet 3- 5 Jeopardy 6 Let's Make a Deal 7 Candid Camera 9-ToTell the Truth 11- Family Affair 12- Report to the North 13- Book Beat 38 Your Future Is Now "Applications of Decimals and Percent to Word Problems." 7:00 p.m. 2- 6-7-Tony Orlando and Dawn Esther nolle and Lloyd Bridges ore guests. (Repeat) 3- 5-12 Little House on the Prairie After townsfolk load up on cut-rate corn meol that no one knows Is rot-infested, a tvDhus epidemic sweeps Walnut Grove. (Repeat)' 9-11-That's My Mama Clitton, picked bv the new minister to leod Sunday prayers, is more Interested In high stakes game of pool.

Repeat) 13-38-FeclingGood 7:30 p.m. 9-11 Movie of the Week "Betrayal" with Amanda Bloke as a lonely widow who hires a young woman companion, unaware that the girl and her boy friend are klller-extortionlsts who plan to make her their next victim. 13 Bolero 38-VioIin This encore special performance demonstrates the remarkable musicianship of the Boston Symphony Orchestra chamber players and the relation of the musicians to their Instruments. 8:00 p.m. 2- 6 Cannon A series of assault-murders In a small town attracts Cannon's Interest when an attorney friend convinces him his client Is falsely accused of one of the crimes.

(Repeat) 7 Billy Graham 3- 5-12 Lucas Tanner Eager to see a promising athlete get his big break, but reluctant to see him interrupt his education, Lucas faces the responsibility of helping a student make a maior decision. (Repeat) 13-StaIin 38 The Energy Crunch "The Bottom of "the Oil Barrel," a comprehensive review of the utter dependence of the Industrial nations on oil for heat and power; of the rote of which oil has been discovered and consumed, often quite wastefully and of the prospects for the future, exceedingly grim. 9:00 p.m. 2-6 Billy Graham 'Police Woman' Tops Ratings NEW YORK (AP) For the second week in a row, NBC's "Police Woman" series was the nation's most popular evening entertainment program, according to A.C. Nielsen Co.

audience estimates for last week. The lowest-rated program was ABC's "Kung Fu," which has been canceled. The May 26-June 1 Nielsen estimates, made public today, listed the week's 20 most-watched TV programs as follows: "Police Woman" and "Rockford Files" (both NBC); "All in the Family," "Mannix," "The Jeffersons" and "Kojak" (all CBS); "San-ford and Son" (NBC); "Cannon" and "M.A.S.H." (both CBS); "Chico and the Man" (NBC); "Carol Burnett," "Mary Tyler Moore," "Bob Newhart" and "Hawaii Five-O" (all CBS); "S.W.A.T." and "The Rookies" (both ABC); "Good Timesl (CBS); "NBC Monday Night Movies; "Barnaby Jones" and "Cher" (both CBS). ALL NEW! 6THE CTQUR MUSKETEERS EXCLUSIVE 1st AREA SHOWING! ALEXANDER SAUOND Presents OLIVER REED RAQUEL WELCH RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN arid MICHAEL YORK as D'Artignan FRANK FINLAY CHRISTOPHER LEE GERALDINE CHAPLIN JEAN PIERRE CASSEL in a Richard Lester film "THE FOUR MUSKETEERS" ShowTimes At Theaters. Suogested for GENERAL audiences.

PG All ages admitted. Parental guidance suogested. Some material may not be suitable for ore-teens. RESTRICTED Persons under 16 not admitted unless accompanied by parent or adult guardian. PERSONS UNDER 16 NOT AD-MITTED.

This age restriction may be higher In certain areas. Check theater or advertising. Bay (Now Playing)--Dark Star at 6:10 and 9:50. (G) Rosebud at 7:35. (PG) Vic (Through Thursday)--Linda Lovelace For President at 7:15 and 9:20.

(X) West (Now Playing)-The Four Musketeers at 7:15 and 9:25. (PG) DePcre (Now Playing)-Juggernaut at 7:00. Dark Star at 8:50. (G) Cinema I (Now Playing)--Mandingo at 7:00 and 9:15. (R) Cinema II (Now Play-ing)-The Eiger Sanction at 7: 15 and 9:30.

(R) Starlite (Through Thurs-day)-Chinatown at 8:35. Save the Tiger at 11:00. Panic in Needle Park at 12:40.. Valley (Now jlaying)-Thunderbolt and Lightfoot at 8:50. (R) Sharks' Treasure at 11:12.

(PG. sviio SIMON WARD and FAYE DUNAWAYas Milady CHARLTON HESTON as Cardinal Richelieu E. MASON 468-818l OPEN 7:00 Starts Dusk! $3.00 CARLOAD Csonka Making Film debut in "Midway." The movie Football star Larry Csonka gets is being made aboard the car- a hair and mustache trim from rier USS Lexington at Pensaco- makeup man Guy Del Russo as la, Fla. Csonka prepares for his film (AP Wirephoto) YOU WILL ENJOY THE PICTURE MORE ON THE BIG SCREEN IN COLOR Entertainers Cheer Up little Saigon' The TERROR of the JAWS of the GREAT WHITE SHARK THE TREASURE IS THERE FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS IT! THE SHARKS ARE WAITING FOR EVERYONE WHO TRIES IT! ALWAYS COOL a Quonset hut with 49 other people for a month, eat institutional food from another culture three times a day, get a sponsor who didn't speak his language, get an airline ticket to a place he'd never been and then live in that Bridges Variety Show," a collection of entertaining friends, to "Little Saigon" Tuesday, performing three shows for the more than Indochina refugees still camped here. At each, he coached a child beforehand not to be bashful about hitting him with a pie.

The little girl at the first show was hesitant, fearing CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. (AP) The small Vietnamese girl sat on the ground, a cream pie in her lap. Suddenly, she scampered up to the stage and smacked it in the face of actor Beau Bridges, son of Lloyd Bridges. The crowd went wild, laughing, clapping and shouting its approval. Bridges brought his "Beau JPCKLEMMON A MARTIN RANSOHOFF Ptoducwi "SAVE THE TrGEFt NOW! "LINDA LOVELACE FOR PRESIDENT" IN COLOR Under 18 Not Admitted Proof of Age Required vr7- pw oo-starrtna JACK GILFORD llllllllllllllllll LT she might get in trouble.

But she was right on target when her big moment came. Members of the band included Davy Jones, former lead singer of The Monkees, and Keith Allison, former lead with Paul Revere and the Raiders. Music for the show ranged from honkytonk to hard rock. Bridges even gave a dramatic reading, wondering "what happened to frogs in winter." Included on the program was a family singing group called Nhac Ban Tre, "The Sound of Students." Three young women wearing bright red parkas (Marine issue, they said) and white slacks, sang Vietnamese pop-love songs, sometimes accompanied by Las Vegas type rock n' roll. Group members said they had appeared often on Saigon television and hoped to re "PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK" Lessons Scheduled in Green Bay HIS LIFELINE Held Over! Held Over! 7:15 9:30 Sunday Matinee 1:30 strange place." At a meeting Tuesday with all of the Vietnamese adults under his supervision to discuss their problems, Town-send told the refugees: "I know it took courage for you to leave your country and come to America.

But America is now our country yours and mine." Theater Troupe Elects Officers Next Door Theater members elected officers for next season at its recent annual meeting. New officers are Mrs. Gregory Conway, president; Mrs. Ted Miller, vice president; Mrs. H.D.

Wake, recording secretary; Mrs. Randal Lawton, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Jack Frost, treasurer. held by the assassin he Green Bay Park and Recreation archery and tennis instruction will begin Monday, June 9, at Green Bay parks. The archery range, located in the northern section of Perkins Park at the corner of Locust and Thomas Streets, will be open June 9 through September.

The various target areas will be available Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 to 10. hunted. CUNT EASTWOOD main together here and find work as entertainers. "I had one Marine say he thought we were spoiling these people," said Maj. Patrick L.

Townsend. "So I invited him to live in THE EIGER SANCTION CORNEL WILDE YAPHET K0TT0 a 03, i UJKIMtL WILDE Film Archers will be able to practice both short and long range shooting. There is no charge for persons 17 and under. There is a 50 cent fee for adults for each session. Instruction and supervision will be provided.

Persons interested in free tennis instruction may sign up at area parks the week of June 9. The students' schedule for tennis is: Monday: Colburn, 9 to .10 a.m.; Perkins, 10 to 11 a.m.; Fisk, 11 to noon; Marquette, 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday: Astor, 9 to 10 a.m.; Preble, 10 to 11 a.m.; Edison, 11 to noon; Fort Howard, 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday: Farlin, 9 to 10 a.m.; Eastman, 10 to 11 a.m.; Danz, 11 to noon; Baird, 1 to 2 p.m. Thursday: Astor, 9 to 10 a.m.; Joannes, 11 to noon; Preble, 1 to 2 p.m.

Friday: Colburn, 9 to 10 a.m.; Marquette, 10 to 11 a.m.; Fisk, 11 to noon. Adult instruction till be 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday at Marquette and 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Baird. De Pere Theatre Thru Tues.

07 Written Produced and Directed bvCORNEL WILDE COLW United Artists -r-f MMItlt WNKI UttllllTl A Jack Harris Production A Bryanston Release Color Also Byrd Fiddles CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -Sen. Robert C. Byrd, took off his coat to play the fiddle for local politicians and labor leaders. Byrd, who is Senate majority whip, produced the fiddle from a battered traveling case and performed two numbers for the Democratic party leaders Friday. He dedicated one number, "Rye to former U.S.

Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, who escorted him to the reception, then played "Going Up Cripple Creek," stomping his feet in time to the music and singing. RAff-jLvy' Him i i fjjog Held Over! 7:00 4 9:15 Sunday Matinee 1:30 Expect til that the motion picture screen has -TVxivi never dared to show before. lJ Jj? Expect the truth. r(.

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