The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 17

Movies playing on various TV" Chatinels in Utah are listed for your convenience under the Heading of "Cin- etnascope" on Pige 4 of ur TV Section. i 7 III II i 1 13b AND AMUSEMENTS GUIDE MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 Brenda Scott Once Looked To The Stars HOLLYWOOD Brenda Scott doesn't believe in palmistry any more, or astrology except once in a while. 1 once studied both when I was in my early teens," she said. I was extremely mystic. I wore black all the timers dark glasses.

When someone said, 'How are you I r'Ww "'jr CAST OF CHARACTERS appearing on "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" special on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. on Channel surround their creator, Charles Schulz. From left, the "Peanuts' gang are Linus, Snoopy, Pigpen, Lncy, Charlie Brown, Sally and Schroeder. Great Pumpkin Special With liniinniiiiininniiiiiil BRENDA SCOTT Charlie Brown Set Thursday Children of all ages, from I to M. Schulz's Charlie Brown and his Peanuts people in a gala 100, will join the charmed cartoon circle of Charlie Brown, when "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" is presented in color on Thursday at 6:30 p.m.

on Channel 5. The half-hour special will feature famed cartoonist Charles Halloween television party. Without giving away the ending of "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown," the TV audience can be assured it's a happy one whether or not the Great Pumpkin takes its midnight ride. I used to wonder why they wanted to know and why they didn't examine the interior of things." Brenda's intense mystical period has ended but the quality still -lingers in her strange, ethereal nature and in the moody, smouldering character of Midge Pride whom she pir-trays in "The Road West," colorcast on channel 2 Mondays. "I don't believe in these things anymore," Brenda said of her former astrological beliefs, "Except when I get a little insecure about life-Then I go to one of the books and look up the It's like deciding 'he loves me, he loves me It hurts when it comes out wrong.

I have a sense of humor but I'm just a little superstitious." There are a few things Brenda still firmly believes. "The books (on astrology and palmistry) had my character down perfectly including my physical characteristics," said the auburn-haired a ss. "They said I was small, elfinlike. Also, mat I was very emotional, arty, creative. The only thing that was not really true was that I do a lot of charity I'm very giving but only in personal relationships.

I have a great need to be loved. I'm a Pisces." "Before I could speak I knew I wanted to act," said Brenda. "Acting is something I have to do I have, no choice. I have an immense desire for mass adulation and to be totally adored. I know it won't make me happy, -it never does.lmt I like the idea of millions of people loving me.

It has a lot to do with Teletips For Week Scanning The Channels MONDAY 1 "Lucy in London" is a one-hour special on Channel 5 at 6:30 which Lucille Ball takes in the London sights with Anthony Newley, Wilfred Hyde-White, James Robertson Justice and Peter Wyndarde. This preempts her own weekly hour-long show and Andy Griffith's show. Soupy Sales and the Doodletown Pipers appear on Roger Miller's Channel 2 show at 7:30., At 9 p. Channel 4 has a documentary, "To Save a Soldier," showing the work of the helicopter men bringing out the wounded from- the Viet Nam fighting areas. "The Big Valley is preempted.

''The Letter" on Channel 4's "Combat" at 5: 30 p. m. concerns Sergeant Saunders' protection an inexperienced GI to the point ef endangering a mission. "The Girl From U.N.C.L.E." on Channel 2 at 6:30 offers "The Danish Blue Affair." April Dancer saves a bumbling would be dentist from getting killed by THRUSH agents. Channel 2's "Tuesday Night at the Movies" at 8 screens "For love or Money," starring Kirk Douglas and Mitzi Gaynor.

In "Second Sight" on Channel 4's "The Fugitive" at 9, Kimble fe temporarily blinded in a chemical explosion while fighting the one-armed man. Danny Kaye's guests on Channel 5 at 9 will be singer Leslie Uggams and gospel singer Steve Sanders; WEDNESDAY "The Solid Gold Cavity" is-the tale, on "Death Valley Days" at 6 pm. on Channel 5. It is the story of a grizzled prospector who nurses a beaten dentist back to health and receives an unusual reward. Robert Taylor hosts.

"The Outcast" on Channel 2's "The Virginian" at 6:30 concerns a suspected murderer on the run who gets help at Shiloh Ranch. "The Monroes' at 7 on Channel 4 has "The Hunter." A caval-r sergeant seeking Indian; Jim saves him from hanging. J1 "Bob Hope Presents" on Channel 2 at 9 is "Massacre at Fori Phil Kearny." Disagreement of two frontier army officers oyer treatment of Indians leads to a bloody showdown. "The Eddie DeanShow" is on Channel 5 at 9:30, taking the place of "The Jean Arthur Show." This is a western, musical (See SCANNING Page 7) PROGRAM CHANGES Television logs are established and updated each week by the TV ontlets themselves. Complete accuracy cannot be guaran-.

teed since program changes are continually being made often after the TV Section has gone to BEN CALHOUN (Dale Robertson) ponders the fates that placed him in the role of projector when a lynch mob boards his railroad train to bang a renegade Indian being transported to an Army' prison, on Channel 4's "Iron Horse" in color Monday, Oct. 31 at 6:30 p.m. press. "i.