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upanaja. TVEntertainment Monday, April 3, 1989 Chillicothe Gazette 3B Monday evening, Apr. 3 abc Newt Current Affair Entertainment I Movie: "Coiumba: and Hi Marriarf ntoii.n unon MacGyver After an Amish family comes to MacGyver's assistance, Cheers "Fear i W5YX i.B.; Tonight (In Stereo) My Co-Pilot" ne neios nem naht to save heir wioviiwv 1 J'JJ, Mystery) Peter Falk, Lindsay Crouse. Premiere. Columbo's prime murder suspect is the victim's lover, a famous radio sex therapist who had discovered her paramour washavinq an affair with her secretary iarm irom government seizure.

I iNawa rns i luii. i .1 Ti itt rr. 1 Deys Grace seriousminded The Associated Press LOS ANGELES Deputy District At- torney Grace Van Owen frequently stumbles over her own seriousness. "Grace is very much in her element in the courtroom," says actress Susan Dey, who plays her on NBC's "L.A. Law." "But I battle with her in terms of how serious she is." fir, raw OWBNS Stereo) un.

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(Par. 2 of 5) lAII-American High lEurone.n owtte es35? ps pSH taxi xsszsx t. Morton Downey ir HaH I nesses the assassination of a political figure driver Danny Sulhvan. (In Stereo) WX.X CfiRX-r QeW9 Buml in s.r Trek The Enterprise becomes -jj- reduces Alex. Uffair- Inee" 1 jmiSrr At the moment, Dey is -prosecuting another of Van Owen's hopeless cases, outfoxed by a sly attorney and facing a jury swayed by sympathetic defendants.

On the-: courtroom set on a sound stage at 20th Century Fox. Studios, three old-timers are on trial for robbing a bank. Lew Avrps. R1 33 Dev white-thatched and siiehtlv stnonpd has the I INHWIVWHn MftllUlifAAJfl IRau)U lla Beverly Hillbil i -ivninwi vovviiw nmwii- mmi iin uunimoKH nosranp Movie: "Androcles and the Lion" (1952, Comedy) Victor Mature, Gong Show Cannon "The Game Squares lies "The South Moore lies "The South ejwwATiijs: Rises Again" House of Cards" escapeQ siave oeinenas an injured lion and is later captured and thrown into the arena. HM, Profiles Heroes: Made Chronicle World of Survi Slow Boat From Surabaya (Part Our Century: A Man Who Lived America's Choice Awards Cicely Tyson at the Improv In the U.S.A.

val Lie or o) GH SSlSoft Notes Video LP Tell Me Good Black Showcase Video Soul Soft Notes Bonanza: The Lost Episodes "Frenzy" 700 Club pur House "Sounds From a Silent Clock" (Part 1 of 2) Movie: "Somebody Loves Me" (1952, Musical) Betty Hutton. A pair of entertainers break up and make up in the early 20th century. Remington Steele "Good Night's Steele" 2WiM (5:00) News Showbiz Today Moneyline Crossfire PrimeNews Larry King Live News Moneyline Sports Tonight Amateur Wildlife 1930s Hitler's reign of terror. Camera Early World Monitor Photography Portraits of Power Franco New Animal World Orphans of the Wild "Muti" Living Body Earthfile The Oregon Coast an Adventure Awaits Hot And Cold SportsLook ISportiCenter Special: Major 3: Sports Trivia Baseball Basketball Dog Show "From Beverlv Hills. SportsCenter Spirit of Adventure "Challenging China's Yangtze" League Baseball Opening Day.

Baseball's Greatest Hits iCahf." Cffll $lRS Tax Beat Art Market America's Business iMoney Talks Business Tonight Focus I Money Talks Easy Street ER "Sentimen-tal Journey" iMovie: "Six Weeks" (1982, Drama) Dudley Moore, Mary Tyler Moore. Spenser: For Hire "Arthur's Wake" Days of Molly Dodd Days ft Nights of Molly Dodd Spenser For Hire "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" New Country (In Too Card (Pre- Nashville Now (In Stereo) American I Magazine VideoCountry (In Stereo) Crook and Chase Crook and Stereo) Irniere) New Country (In Stereo) You Can Be a Star Chase Finders Double Dare Inspector Looney Tunes My Three Sons SCTV Mister Ed "Cherokee Ed" Patty Duke Show Donna Reed "The Gossip" Best of Setur-day Night Live Gadget I Rowan Mar-tin's Laugh-In Car 54, Where Are You? Movie: "Two KnighU From Brooklyn" (1942. Co- Comedy Clas- Public Defender Dr. Christian :26 jury hanging on every word. "They robbed the bank because they couldn't draw out I their senior citizens money, he says.

"They're very sweet concedes prosecutor Van Owen, adding, "who committed a very serious crime." She doesn't smile. Her suit, a black-and-gray striped jacket with padded shoulders and a black skirt, reinforces her no-nonsense attitude. Although some of the comic scenes in "L.A. Law" are played at her expense, Van -Owen is by no means a loser. As the love interest of attorney Michael Kuzak (Harry Hamlin), she's bright.talented and beautiful.

Back at the makeup trailer parked outside the stage, Dey ponders the paradox that is Grace. "She's in a very serious environment. She feels safest when she's at work. -She's most insecure when she's away from that environment," Dey says. "I like her best in a dilemma, when the crisis comes.

In a dramatic or comedic con-; flict. She has a vulnerability in a conflict. She's really a powerful woman. She's strong. When something gets to her, it's wonderful.

She gets frustrated. She can be outwitted because she's so serious. Her determination boxes her in. Van Owen isn't known for doing things on impulse, but on a show early this year she did suddenly kiss Victor Sifuentes Oimmy Smits), fulfilling one of Grace's fantasies. She was not in the "L.A.

Law" pilot, but was cast after running into executive producer Bochco at a school function for their -children. Bochco was looking for a love in- terest for Kuzak. Dey says she spent about a month in court with a deputy public defender researching an earlier role for another pilot. She used that as background for the character of Van Owen. The daughter of a newspaper" editor from upstate New York, Dey had done commercials and modeling before making her debut as Laurie in "The Partridge Family" in 1970.

The show, starring Shirley Jones and David Cassidy, was about a singing family. Her next series was "Loves Me, Loves Me Not," a romantic comedy co-starring Kenneth Gilman that lasted only a few weeks in 1977. She was also in the short-lived CBS prime-time soap opera "Emerald Point N.A.S." April Fool's Festival Featured: comedy from the early years of live television. medy) William Bendix, Joe Sawyer. ICS Movie: "The Flying Deuces" (1939, Comedy) Stan Laurel One Day at Andy Griffith CHI Alice "Alice by Moonlight" Sanford and Son National Geographic Explorer Movie: "Under Siege" (1986, Drama) Peter Strauss.

The president and his advisers are stalemated over how to retaliate against foreign-inspired, though unidentified, terrorist attacks in the United States Time The Manhunt Cartoons Miami Vice iMurder, She Wrote IWWF Prime Time Wrestling :34: She-Ra: Princess of Power Miami Vice Facts ol Life WKRP in Night Court is; News Cheers "A Kiss Is Still a Kiss" INN News Trapper John, M.D. "Till Life Do Us Part" Infinite Voyage "Life in the Bal-ance" (In Stereo) (Part 7 of 12) Honeymooners Dan Parents Hill Street Blues Matt Houston "The Monster" Kate Allie Cosby Show EH News Benny Hill Infinite Voyage "Life in the Bal-ance" (In Stereo) (Part 7 of 12) A- For Kids: The Road Not Taken Morton Downey Rudy Sick jr. Born Free Georae soearheads the Movie: "Nadia" Movie: "Candleshoe" (1977, Comedy) Jodie Foster, David Niven. A con man hoping to locate a hidden treasure attempts to pass off an American teen-ager as a missing English heiress. 'G search for two man-eating lions Mowe: "To Catch a Thief" (1955, Mystery) Cary Grant, Grace Kelly.

lAdventures of Alfred Hitchcock directed this lighthearted tale of a former jewel thief Ozzie and Har- who is suspected of returning to a life of crime when a new wave riet "A Lamp for of robberies hits the French Riviera. nave anrt iiVne" (1984, Biography) Leslie wno nave lerronzea tne area ot iMerti for more than a year. (5:30) Movie: "Mannequin" Babar "Babar's Movie: "Vice Versa" dlftft Cnnwlu. RamhnM c.oh First Step" Encyclopedia "The Volume" (In Stereo) (1987, Comedy) Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cattrall. 'PG' A department store executive switches personalities with his 11 -year-old son after thev share a clree anmintw with a irmcioi riruanii CED iff: One Night Stand (In Stereo) Movie: "The Further Adventures of Tennessee Buck" (1988) A world-class hunter comes out of self-imposed retirement to guide a yuppie couple tracking tigers in the jungles of Borneo 'R' I aiiwiiva, wimrioi skull (In Stereo) 'PG' Movie: "Biloxi BIum" MORA fjvrwiu.rvam Maltha d.ml Movie: "Come Back to the 5 Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean" (1982, Drama) Sandy Dennis, Cher.

Members of a James Dean fan Movie: "Magic Moments" (1989. Drama) John itkiiimcit UlWUCIIVn, Christopher Walken. Eugene Jerome endures the physical and emotional riaors of Amv hnnt ramn in IQtl Mieeiecinni in thi club in a small Texas town hold a 20-year reunion and reveal Jenny Seagrove. A famous magician falls in love with a television producer's daughter. Movie: "Less Than Zero" (1987) Andrew McCarthy.

'R' inetr innermost secrets while reminiscing about the past. 'PG' of Neil Simon award-winning play. (In Stereo) 'PG-13' ll.J.-2 tin a ta ttnnn -s 1 Movie: "Manneouin" Ctvneriul Anirawu Movie: "'Crocodile' Dundee" (1986, Comedy) Paul Hogan, Linda Ko-zlowski. The exploits of a legendary Australian hunter intrioue muvw: u.u.a. (law, suspense) uennis Uuaid, Meg Ryan.

A Movie: "Prince dying English professor races time to find the killer responsible of Darkness" for poisoning him with a slow-acting drug in this remake of the (1987) Donald an American newspaper reporter who convinces him to return with her McCarthy, Kim Cattrall. A department store window dresser falls in love with a mannequin that is actually the latest reincarnation of an Egyptian princess. 'PG' to tne wilds of midtown Manhattan. (In Stereo) 'PG-13' j.eieui Pleasence, 'R Dayton truck driver lost in Land of Oz Jackson, pays tribute to Welty Gannett News Service hadn't realized is the concerted serves your customs and waits for can When I'm sad, go home and watch that movie, and I'm fine. Allen Lawson, "Wizard of Oz" fanatic The Associated Press DAYTON To say Allen Law-son is a fan of "The Wizard of Oz" is a wild understatement; he boasts one of the largest private collections of memorabilia from the movie and watches the film at least once a week.

"It is more than a movie," said Lawson. "It's a transcendent way into another world." The 32-year-old Lawson, a truck driver, first saw the film when he was 7. From that point on he was hopelessly hooked. "It has magic," Lawson said. "It will cast a spell on you.

When I'm down, it lifts me up. When I'm sad, I can go home and watch that movie, and I'm fine." Lawson began collecting Wizard of Oz memorabilia when he was a teen-ager. He said he has accumulated posters, sheet music, lobby cards, photographs and previously untold stories about the history of the movie and the people who produced it. He has corresponded with Margaret Hamilton, the "Wicked Witch of the West," before her death in -1985, and has letters from Bert-Lahr, the "Cowardly Lion," and Jack Haley, the "Tin Man. In addi-, tion he has met with Liza Minelli, Judy Garland's daughter, and Ray, Bolger, the "Scarecrow.

Lawson has also met 10 of the midgets who played the "Munch-, kins" in the motion picture. "They still live very much in the shadow of the movie," he said of' the Munchkins. "They are very proud to have been a part of that" film. That movie changed all of. their lives." Lawson never tires of viewing the movie and has worn out two videotapes of it.

JACKSON, Miss. Laughter, music, happiness and even a few tears helped celebrate the 80th birthday of literary giant Eudora Welty here Sunday. Friends came from as far away as both coasts and from as near as Welty's Jackson neighborhood to show appreciation for the native who never left home. Welty joined an audience of about 2,000 for "The Welty Concert," by the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra in Municipal Auditorium. National TV newsman Roger Mudd, a friend of Welty's, was emcee.

By anybody's estimate, it was a birthday party to remember. "I felt like I was close to tears the whole time," Welty said at party's close. "And Roger, his was an expression of friendship and I valued it enormously. "I was really thrilled by the whole thing the whole occasion and what was behind it. I know my hometown has always been good to me and sympathetic.

What I effort they would make; the whole program today would be the epitome. "It meant a very great deal to me. The 1-12-hour concert included performances by the symphony and four combined college choirs. Highlights were two works dedicated to Welty, "Concerto for Orchestra" from by James Sclater of Clinton and "Welty Women: Lotte Elisabeth Eckhart" by Kenneth Haxton of Greenville. Conducted by Colman Pearce, both earned standing ovations.

Sclater's was a world premiere piece commissioned for the concert. Between pieces, Mudd gave a fond, humorous tribute to Welty. "Eudora Welty's magnificent presence in Jackson all these years should tell all of us in this hall something about loyalty and fidelity," he said. "It is here that Eudora listens to your words and watches your lives and ob you to reveal yourselves. "What higher compliment Eudora could pay her hometown and its people, I cannot imagine." At concert's close, Welty was visibly moved when all sang Happy Birthday and her five grandnieces and grandnephews filed by her chair.

Four gave her kisses and 11-year-old Elizabeth Eudora White presented her with flowers. Later, hundreds went to a Governor's Mansion reception for Welty. Gov. Ray Mabus said of Welty, "For somebody with that talent and that much acclaim to be as down-home and hospitable and humble as she is, it's such a joy. She's a Mississippi treasure, a human treasure and a good friend." Mudd said, "It's so rare to see an outpouring like this for somebody who has been in the public eye so long.

I think it was touching for everybody, it certainly was forme." autographed photos of the film's stars, dolls, pins, plates, books, pictures. His most cherished possession is a full-page color ad that appeared in the Chicago Sun-Times in 1939 as original promotion for the movie. Lawson hopes to exhibit his collection so he can share it with the public. But security is a concern and he won't leave the collection alone with anyone. Lawson also said he hopes to put together a book of unpublished mmmmm- r- 'mammmmm vt iiiaaawaaawawai rr? fllmn 05 jsfe5 Uf 1 'if of nists if3 a VJffl liS7 2 JtjUf I- mm I mm Fish Fry Every Friday SENI0M PICK UP Y0UP.

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