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12 ITHACA JOURNAL Friday, February 5, 1971 Holl vivo nottywooa Tonight's nmINTICI Wildfire p.m. (NBC) Wildfire Television Singer Hildegarde Elegance Is the Key Word at every Perfc Jr cm at every performance. She can do it in nine languages. Hildy, active in a long roster of Philanthropic causes, has a good business head and has no intention of ever winding up in a home for aged performers. 40.06.4....s 4,, 'Iv 4- .41:, ALI I i it tr, Nt A.

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1 Ilm00 4. elk 1(SPEC1AL). Last August, an army of 8,500 men from all parts of the U.S. risked their lives in one of the worst natural disasters in Northwest history, a forest fire in the Wenatchee and Okanogan National Forests of Washington State. As part of the G.E.

Monogram series, the MGM Documentary Department used nine camera crews and 80,000 feet of film to record the story of an inferno which destroyed two million trees and cost $3 million to control. Lorne Greene narrates. Ch. 3, 8, 40. p.m.

(CBS) THE NEW ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW. Jackie Coogan is tonight's guest. Andy's sister-in-law Nora isn't interested in the attentions of a talkative storekeeper until a meddler plants the idea that her in-laws would like her to get married and move out. With Lee Meriwether, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Lori Rutherford, Marty McCall. Ch.

5, 10, 12. (NBC) NAME OF THE GAME. "Seek and Destroy." It's Dan Farrell's turn and he investigates the death of a noted scientist. The reason for his death appears to lie in a company town where nobody wants to talk. Forrest Tucker heads a strong cast of Leif Erickson, Susan Oliver, John Mc Giver, Tom Bosley and Kathy Nolan.

Robert Stack stars as Farrell. Ch. 3, 8, 40. 9-11 p.m. (CBS) THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIES.

"First to Fight." (1967. Chad Everett, Marilyn Devin, Dean Jagger, Bobby Troup, Claude Akins and Gene Hackman star in a war drama about a Marine who finds his greatest test of heroism Singer Hildegarde is shown in the 1950s (left) and during New York City appearance this week on her 65th birthday. from Wisconsin had a hard presidents, yet she still retains, timeshe once sang for as little in Kipling's phrase, "the as $1 in Paris, later reached the common touch." audiences who bracket before were still unborn when she first she became a symbol of svelt sang her signature song, feminine sophistication and a "Darling, Je Vous Aime star on three continents. Beaucoup," still make her sing it She has thrice been named one AE-3At of the world's best dressed 4)1 women, sung for kings and ,4. enrri A GEN tA By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (AP) Elegance is the favorite word of Hildegarde, and everything she does has a touch of it.

She showed it this week when she cheerfully told a cheering audience at the Rainbow Grill a thing most women hate to admit publiclythat she had reached her 65th birthday. And amid a flourish of red roses and the waving of one of her celebrated handkerchiefs, she smilingly cut up a huge birthday cake inscribed, "Over 60So What?" Shortly before her, performance, Hildy, who for a generation has been known as "the Incomparable" and "The First Lady of Supper Clubs," told how it felt to reach the landmark year so many dread. "I used to hide my age and say I was 56," she said. "Now I have simply reversed the figure. The number is a large one, but I still feel like 35.

"It's a little scary to be approaching the twilight of life, but I just don't give it a thought. People make too much ado about age. "I'd rather be getting older and still feeling well with every passing day than be a beautiful 25-year-old corpse. "There is no reason to feel guilty or ashamed of getting older. It's a thing to be proud and thankful for." Still youthful-faced and youthful-minded, the lovely chanteuse started her career 46 years ago in vaudeville as one of a four-girl piano team.

"I am very religious," she remarked. "I promised God that if He let me succeed in music, I'd do my best to be an example and inspiration to othersand to help cheer them. I feel I have kept that vow, and that it is God who has kept me dedicated and happy." The slightly plump little girl i Route 90 GENOA, NEW YORK Meals Served Every Friday and Saturday 5:30 10:00 Specializing in STEAKS and LOBSTER TAIL also Chops and all sorts of Seafoods SPECIAL 18 oz. PORTERHOUSE STEAK with all the trimmings 4" Country and Western Music Fridays and Saturdays 10 p.m 2 A.M. by the two top rated bands in the area RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED I Martin.

And such are the ways of Hollywood casting. Burt admits too, "I reacted like a crushed puppy," until Miko herself calmed him down, and insisted she believed Quinn had made the perfect choice. You can see why Burt is so sold on his gal. As he puts it, "Miko is incredible. She has this fantastic objectivity and judgment.

When she lost out to Tina, Miko comforted me!" That was some kind of location on Frank Perry's "Doc," which filmed in Spain last year. There are five tell-it-all books being written by folks who were on the scene, which will be vying for newsstand attention. And over in Israel they're having trouble with the Red Sea. The "Whisper My Name" script calls for Joanna Pettet and William Jordan to walk along that historic body of water with big waves and turbulance in the background. The Red Sea hasn't been in an angry mood, so director James Collier has been looking for a substitute which will provide enough spray and foamy waves.

There are, of course, a few around ABC land who are the exception to the everything-islovely mood. Danny Thomas is one. I'm told Danny is pouting about having his show moved to Thursday night with its tough "Ironside" and CBS movie competition, his soft and easy Wednesday evening berth being given to Hank Fonda's Smith Family. And Pete Duel is grumbling a lot, even though he grabbed a plum of a role as Ben Murphy's "Alias Smith and Jones" co-star, a series debuting this Thursday night. When Pete and I first met, when he was still going by the moniker of Peter Deuel and starting out as lead in "Love on a Rooftop," he was going through his talk-dirty period, figuring this was the way to make the press remember him.

Now he's in the midst of a poor-me mood, complaining because he's working so hard on the series when he'd rather be up in the mountains relaxing. Why did he sign on for the show if he feels so put upon? "I had no choice," he grumbled. "I'm under contract to Universal and they said, 'Do Nancy Sinatra already has decided how she and husband Hugh Lambert will raise their future offspring: the same way that her parents raised her. Nancy and her brother and sister never had to resort to sneaky behavior around their house. She recalled when she was a teenager, her parents took her into the living room and said, "There's the bar, the TV set, here's a box of ciagrettes, and there's the couch.

If you want to drink or watch TV or smoke or neck, it's okay with us. But do it here at home where you can't get into trouble." To this day, reported Nancy, "I don't drink or smoke." As for those other two "vices" TV-watching and necking well, she has indulged a bit, she said laughing. Ilaber Schedules rA i------eopEN----TITt MIME IINVIlt 1 pp gcrkoolim4 i lionnm le I I 11 NOW SHOWING 7:00 and 9:15 P.M. 9:15 P.M. 1 Bob Newhart is the substitute host on 'The Tonight Show' (11:30 p.m.-1 a.m.) on NBC-TV.

Guests include Jack Cassidy, Kay Stevens and singer Lynn Anderson. comes after he wins the Medal of Honor. After a leave in the States, he is sent back into action and he doesn't have the nerve for it. Ch. 5, 12.

10-11 p.m. (ABC) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE. Gary Collins, Stefanie Powers, Pamela Rodgers, Dick Van Patten and Vito Scotti in "Love and the Larry Storch, Sandra Gould, James Hampton and Forrest Tucker in "Love and the Arctic Will Geer, Roger Perry, Leslie Parrish and Nancy Walker "Love and the Pulitzer Prize Baby." Ch. 9, 13, 16, 34, 36. 10-11 (NBC).

STRANGE REPORT. Pamela Franklin, a friend of the investigator, asks Strange for help, believing a religious cult was responsible for her boy friend's death. A guitarist, the youth was electrocuted when he touched the microphone at a benefit. Ham Gynt is sent to investigate, and is soon imprisoned. Ch.

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0..4, 4 ttd '4' 4' 4 1, notttne Bob Hope has been in Washington, D.C., seeking yet another opinion on his eye condition. Bob assures me he hasn't had any additional trouble in that department, that he just likes to avail himself of expert advice which might be helpful in preventing what could be tomorrow's problems with his health. And to prove he's been feeling fine, Bob outlines his current hectic-as-ever schedule: his Desert Golf Classic at Palm Springs next weekend; his NBC TV show with Bing Crosby and Petula Clark which airs Feb. 15. Bob 'certainly hasn't slowed down his pace, as far as he or anyone around him can see.

Paul Burke and Carol White have cooled their romance, after an alliance that had them inseparable for three years. When I spoke to Paul late last year, he had just returned from Europe, where he had staged a two-year exile to be with his ladylove. He told me then that their divorces appeared near final and he expected fie and Carol would marry early in 1971. Instead of marriage, they've called finis to their love story at least for the moment. Jack Lord offered his services as "Aloha Greeter" for the $200,000 Hawaiian Open golf classic which will be beaming live via satellite to the mainland over ABC this weekend.

The Lord as some of those whose work with him refer to Jack when he's not about was turned down. The story I get is that tournament executives felt ABC wouldn't be too keen about giving the CBS star of his "Hawaii Five 0" series any free publicity on their time. Don Ho takes over for The Lord. Rosemary Forsythe and David Janssen, vacationing in Acapulco, had the scare of their lives. Strolling along the sand what better place for lovers than a moon-washed Mexican beach? at night they were chased by a burly-looking native.

What could he be after: their money? their jewels? David's girl? All he wanted was David's autograph. "El Fugitivo" is a big hit on Mexican TV. Joey Heatherton, in spite of all those sad headlines concerning husband Lance Rentzel's recent troubles, can smile away her tears. Things are looking up, up with her career, she told me. She has been offered both the starring role in the Broadway-bound comedy "Kiss.

Kiss" and the lead in Howard Koch's big-screen venture, "Star Spangled Girl." I'm delighted for Joey. Nothing like work to take your mind off what ails you. Burt Reynolds was one upset actor when producer Quinn Martin rejected his pleas to cast Miko Mayama in the "Bullet for a Hero" segment of "Dan August" which calls for Burt to fall for a Vietnamese lovely. Miko is Burt's off-camera love interest and is right here in tinseltown, close to Burt, and was available for the role. The part went to Tina Chen.

who was flown in from New York by Joyce -4 Burl Ives and Helen his wife of many years, are getting a divorce. The decree becomes final in April when the star of Universal TV's "The Bold Ones" will marry interior decorator Dorothy Koster. Dorothy hails from New Mexico and the couple have been happily entangled for more than a year. It will be a second marriage for each. Jerry Perenchio and his partner, Jack Kent Cooke, put together the world's heavyweight championship fight between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, upcoming on March 8.

The bout not only has the biggest guarantee in boxing history $6 million), it also looms as the richest deal ever for closed circuit TV. Now the boys who think big have snared no less than Burt Lancaster that's right, Burt Lancaster. Burt won't referee, or do a trapeze act, he'll narrate the between-the-rounds "color commentary" for the mighty fight of the campions. Dept. of Casting: After more than three decades of acting, James Mason will play his first role in a western.

It's "Bad Man's River," costarring Gina Lollobrigida, for Milton James came to dinner with his ex-wift the lakilig5 4ti, p. Nt1 '''''ro James Mason wza piay ms ursi role in a western. It's "Bad Mans River," costarring Gina Lollobrigida, for Milton Sperling. James came to dinner with his ex-wif Pamela, and the 5AI ail 5UN 5nurla mu gi I a ran. OH CLCDEDM'clIDE CREEM ACTION FILL10 WILD UM ADVINTUAI MAI NMI TN! INTIM FAMILY VV1 dirb 1 dEY 1 ill 0-- 1 Te di I I 14 I diji I it i I I I i I I I 1 el: (i) ,4 1 1,4 lit, 1 1 1 i miV119 1 111 (t, or H4.1.3 1,, ii 1, itur I) I i ,1 I 1 a dilli 1 I 1 i SAT SUN SHOWS CLCDEDM'clIDE CREEM Featuring-.

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Ch. 5,12 9:00 "Backtrack" 11968 Neville Brand. Doug McClure, Ch. 10 11:00 "The Late George Apley" 119471 Ronald Colman. Peggy Cummings, Edna Best, Mildred Natwick, Ch.

11 11:15 "Gunfight in Abilene" 1967 Bobby Darin, Emily Banks, Leslie Nielsen, Ch. 9 WOR 11:30 "Fanny" 11961 Drama Leslie Caron. Maurice Chevalier, AND "The Capture" 11951 Drama Lew Ayers, Teresa Wright, Ch. 5 11:30 "Fighter Squadron" 1948 Adventure Drama Robert Stack, Edmond O'Brien, Ch. 5 WNEW 11:30 "Designing Woman" (19571 Gregory Peck.

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