Muncie Evening Press from Muncie, Indiana • Page 35

MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1969 PAGE T-19 TV Programs, Saturday, Feb. 22 13 49 Gulliver MORNING 10:00 4 Kimba 6:30 8 Archie Hoosier Roundup 13 Spiderman 6 49 Flintstones 6:50 13 County Newsreel 10:30 4 Laurel and Hardy Theater 7:00 6 49 Banana Splits Roundup 8 Batman Super Six 13 Fantasic Voyage Sunrise Semester Time 11:00 Light 4 Mighty Mouse 7:30 8 Superman Lessons for Living 13 Journey Top Cat Indiana Farmer 11:30 "Hard Red Spring Wheat." 4 Herculoids Almanac 6 Young Samson 8:00 8 Uncle Buster (13 Fantastic 4 Popeye: 49 Underdog Three Stooges Roads to Learning Farm Front AFTERNOON 8:30 12:00 NOON Bugs Bunny Churchmouse 4 Upbeat Timothy 6 49 Storybook Squares 9:00 13 George of the Jungle 13 49 Casper 12:30 9:30 6 Job Line Underdog 8 Johnny Quest Wacky Races 13 49 Bandstand STAR -By CLAY R. POLLAN- LIBRA ARIES MAR. 21 4 Your Daily Activity SEPT. 23 Guide APR.

19 OCT. 22 According to the Stars. 1-23-47-61 To develop message for Sunday, 6-18-27-326 69-70-80-84 read words corresponding to numbers TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO APR. 20 Don't 31 Soon 61 Secret OCT.

23 MAY 20 2 Keep 32 And 62 Mind NOV. 21 4 3 Put Good 33 34 Do Expected 64 Transactions 4- 7- 8-433 63 Don't 5 To 35 In 65 Undertaken 53-54-71 GEMINI 6 Control 36 Feelings 66 To SAGITTARIUS MAY 21 7 News 37 Something 67 As NOV. 22 8 Today 38 Of 68 Criticism JUNE 20 9 An 39 Scenes 69 Alliance DEC. 21 10-12-31-49 10 Events 41 40 Few That 71 70 With Awaited 11 12 A Should 42 Have 72 Switch 56-58-68 CANCER 13 Quiet 43 Just 73 Restores CAPRICORN 3 JUNE 21 15 14 End You're 44 45 Financial 75 Skill DEC. 22 Annoyance 74 Possible JULY 22 16 State 46 Requires 76 Vitality JAN.

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A 48 Analye 78 Career 17 In 47 Creating 77 Thot 28-41-45 19 Public 49 Some 79 Environs 159-70-76 LEO 20 Now 50-In 80 May AQUARIUS JULY 21 Temporary 51 Cherished 81 Doses JAN. 20 23 22 Political 52 Nice 82 The AUG. 22 23 Change 53. Development 83 Travel FEB. 18 25 plaster 55 Could 85 Advisable Apprehensive 171-73-75 4-11-14-17 24 56 54 Your Reason 84 86 You're 49-52-53-553 26 VIRGO 27 Up 57 The 87 Today PISCES 28 A 58 Unnecessary 88 Some FEB.

19 AUG. 23 29 Legal 59 Obstacles 89 Atmosphere. SEPT. 22 30 Favorable 60 Why 90 Occur MAR. 20 10-12-15-35 Good E) Adverse Neutral 1- 8- 9-27 66-69-82-89 22-M 46-51-62 TV Notes NEW YORK (UPI) Those who may have seen the current edition of "Ice Capades" during the skating extravaganza's national tour will get some "added attractions" on the television special of same that NBC will broadcast Feb.

16. The video version, filmed late last summer in Atlantic City as the 1969 show was about to start its annual tour, has singing and comedy contributions by television personalties Jack Jones, Nancy Sinatra and Louis Nye. The Broadway theater's annual Tony Awards will have television exposure from 10 to 11:30 p.m. April 20 from the Mark Hellinger Theater. Shows and personnel exhibited between March 20, 1968 and March 16, 1969 are eligible for the awards, which will be determined by vote of various groups active in the theater.

Dennis Wholey, 30-year-old host of ABC's new mid-season Gap" program at 8:30 p.m. Fridays, is a native of Cranston, R.I., bachelor, and a fomer, $25- a-week guide at NBC in New York who made a name for himself as host of the "12 Noon" program on WKRC-TV in Cincinnati. Stephen Young, the attorney assistant on ABC's "Judd for the Defense," will be seen in the forthcoming motion picture, "Patton, Blood and Guts," as aide to this controversial general of World War II. Red Skelton's final CBS show of the season, to be seen late this spring, will be one taped on location in Boston April 6-9. Opera star Robert Merrill is involved, as are the Boston Pops Orchestra and its conductor, Arthur Fiedler.

Some of Skelton's original music will be played; disguised as the creation of one of the actor's best-known comic characters, Clem Kadiddlehopper. Jack Gaver STAR FINDS BIG MAN IN SMALL PACKAGE 1:00 4 Movie "Murder by Contract," (1958) Vince Edwards, Philip Pine, Herschel Bernardi. 6 Bible 8 Moby Dick 1:30 8 Lone Ranger 13 Basketball North Texas State at Bradley. 49 Movie 2:00 6 Read Your Way Up 8 Big 10 Basketball Iowa at Ohio State. 49 Wild Kingdom 2:30 4 Outdoors 6 Huck Finn 49 Golf Wonderful World.

3:00 4 Man From U.N.C.L.E. 6 High School Bowl 13 Happening 3:30 6 College Bowl 13 49 Bowling Pro Tour. 4:00 4 Basketball Northwestern at Purdue. 6 Bowling Professional. 8 Early Show "Decision Before Dawn." Richard Basehart, Gary Merrill.

Young German war prisoner, motivated by patriotism, returns to Reich to work for American Intelligence. 4:30 6 Billy Walker Carnival Few Movies Have Escaped Cop on 'Julia' HOLLYWOOD Hank Brandt, who plays police officer Leonard Waggedorn in the "Julia" series, is probably one of the few actors in Hollywood who sees almost every motion picture in release. For most of his life, Hank has been an avid filmgoer. His early interest did not stem from a desire to see movies, but rather for a practical reason. There was no sitter to keep a wary eye on him when he was a child.

"When I was a kid, about four or five years old, my parents ran a restaurant in Hawthorne, Calif," Hank explained. "During the afternoons while they were busy working, I was relegated to being the resident movie watcher at the local movie house managed by a family friend. I must have seen every movie made in those days. "My current interest in films is professional curiosity. But whatever the reason, over the past 30 years I have seen virtually every movie that has come out of Hollywood," Hank added, "and most of the foreign imports, as well." Los Angeles County, California, leads the nation in gasoline consumption, using 4 cent of the country's total.

HOLLYWOOD "Talk about being tough," says "Adam-12" star Martin Milner, "That fellow is fast enough to outfight three men!" Milner was referring to the filming of the "Log-112" barfight sequence in which he becomes physically involved while trying to pacify the brawlers. According to the script, Milner is attempting to quickly and punches the tall star right in the mouth. The 6-1, 175-pound Milner topples to the floor as the scene ends. When Milner eventually learned that Walt LaRue, the surly individual who decks him in the episode, is karate expert and works parttime as a bodyguard, the blond actor was completely tongue-tied. LaRue is only 5-6 and empty the small bistro when weighs 149 pounds wearing a violent gent swivels around his black karate belt.

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