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1.. I 8 THE MIAMI NEW ft TI1P, MTAMINFUN July 5, 1974 Prl. July A 1A74 es serious movies ies senot urs Durs vid Carradine 'avid Carradine posh ABC Affiliates banquet, at the Century Plaza Hotel in bare feet and dine's free-spirit life, but the important thing Is that they do talk about him and that talk has made him stand out from the crowd of plenty-a-penny performers. sidered passing up the ban- (wet, then thought, 'Screw tit, they can't do any more than throw me out when they get a look at me." They didn't, of course, throw him out. Nor did that assemblage of "straights" ignore David Carradine.

gathered in that room David Carradine was still. a David-Who? It was hardly that way by the time the evening was over. "I didn't show up dressed like that just for effect," he Insisted. "I was On the way back from the beach, con do a real Job on me, make me out to be a freak, I just go ahead and give him what he wants scandal, sensationalism. I can play any part a writer wants." The commercial value of such tactics hasn't been lost on him.

People might talk in disdain of David Carra The event was held after David's "Kong Fu'! series had sold, but before it had debuted on the air. To the hundreds of station owners Our conversation drifted to that moment in time when he had attended the hires VVM it' .7 li ,4 0, -1, sel '''''1. 1 k'NS, 4 1.1 1.4,1,,,:-1,,t- '4 I P' I el I No-rc! 4NN' 0. By MARILYN BECK David Carradine, filmmaker, as opposed to David Carradine, "Kung Fu" star, had dressed up for the oc casion. He was wearing shoes.

He was also wearing a stubble of beard, a growth of grit beneath his finger- nails, a velour sweatshirt 4 1 and in place of the cut- off bluejeans he usually fa- vors a pair of full-length cotton pants. It was one of David's "straight" days, when questions didn't elicit put-on answers, when he responded to even probing inquiries with a no-nonsense straight-forwardness. We met for lunch to discuss the low-budget picture' he's produced. We spoke of the stories that paint such negative pictures of him. A He admitted he had deliver- A ately provided the colors for those portraits.

"If I see a writer's out to Ns' 1 i SHERRY WOODS TVRadio Editor SHERRY WOODS TVRadio Editor tion was 'held in mid-June in Sarasota. WINZ's Talk Sports show has undergone its third host change since it premiered in the Spring. Latest is Channel 2's Super Fan Alan Minter. He replac- es Jay Solomon, who took over from Tom Bender. The Smithsonian Institution's Festival of American, Folklife will be covered ex-.

tensively next weekend on' WLRN-FM. Oscar Brand will host the two days of broadcasts which will in-' elude the folk music, craft WINZ's Talk Sports show has undergone its third host change since it premiered in the Latest is Channel 2's Super Fan Alan Minter. He replac-. es Jay Solomon, who took over from Tom Bender. The Smithsonian Institution's Festival of American, Folklife will be covered ex- tensively next weekend on' WLRN-FM.

Oscar Brand will host the two days of broadcasts which will in-' elude the folk music, craft purchase by the Charter Company of Jacksonville. RADIO BITS WGBS Introduces The Dick Clark Music Machine at 6 p.m. tommorrow. Clark will play golden oldies, chat with performers and look at where mimic is headed from 6 to 9 p.m. each Saturday.

An additional segment of the show will air at 1 1 p.m. Fridays beginning next week. WIOD's Chuck Dent has been elected to the board of directors of the Florida As- sociated Press Broadcasters Association. The elec St. Louis, but must be va ried to fit Miami's special needs.

Markets are different, he said, pointing to Detroit's heavy black population as its varying factor. "To do well in Detroit we had to get the blacks listening." With only a few days on the job here he hasn't had time to complete an analysis of the Miami market, but feels program director Gary Allyn has that well in hand anyway. WMYQ and the other Bartell stations are currently awaiting word from the Federal Communications Commission on a possible displays, Concerts and jam sessions. Airtime is 10 a.m.' to 8 p.m. July 13 and 14.

David Carradine of 'Kung Fu' radio station is a thing cf the past," he added. "Nobody can attain the numbers they Once had." As he sees it WMYQ's market is the 12 to 40-yearold listener with a heavy emphasis on the young adults. The programming here philosophically is similar to that of Bartell's other stations in Detroit, New York, San Diego, Milwaukee and It EE WMYQ-FM, which last month fired controversial morning man Roby Yonge to replace him with a more "up" morning drive ality, has undergone wholesale staff changes in recent weeks, inqluding the hiring of a new general manager. Carl Como Joined the station Monday as a replacement for Gary Starr, who quit shortly after Yonge's firing. Como comes here from the station's sister outlet, WDRQ, In Detroit, where he was also vice president and general manager.

In addition today is the final day on the air for af ternoon man Bob Shannon, who will be heading for WCFL in Chicago. His re. placement will be Chuck Martin, who arrives here from New Haven, CCM. The Shannon exodus con eludes an entire revamping of the daytime roster of on-air personalities begun with Yonge's replacement by G. Michael McKay on June 3.

lo will be heading for CFL in Chicago. His re- Icement will be Chuck artin, who arrives here )m New Haven, Conn. sonal The Shannon exodus con ides an entire revamping the daytime roster of on- perities begun with mge's replacement by G. ichael McKay on June 3. WM a (PIS) 9494321 WPLG WW2 0 (CIS) 377.8241 MAT WPTV 0 (NIC) 833.2471 WLIN WCIX (IND) 377-0611 WLTif WCKT (NBC) 751-6692 WKID (ABC) 311.8131 IASCI 8424531 (ETV) 310.3131 (IND) 621.1301 (IND) 920.7804 I TV KEY PREVIEW I 9:30 p.m.

00 The Odd Couple "Gloria Moves In." (Repeat). Felix gets an idea that backfires. When his ex-wife Gloria is having her house painted, Felix suggests she move into the apartment he shares with Oscar. Taking advantage of Oscar's absence from the flat playing poker with his friends in a hotel, Felix tries to patch things up with Gloria with deplorable results. Well-actet, as usual.

tch things up with Cilor la with deplorable results. a as usual. 1 THE MOVIES 3:30 p.m. 0 "JOHNNY TROUBLE" (1957) Ethel Barrymore, Cecil Kell-away. Stuart Whitman.

Story of a woman who never gave up hope to find her wild son who ran away 27 years ago. Fair. 4 p.m. 0 "MARK OF THE HAWK" (1958) Sidney Polder, Eartha Mitt. Drama of a young African politician who is swayed by his terrorist brother.

but still adheres to non-violence. Fair. 8 p.m. a "THE YELLOW SUBMARINE" (1968) Delightful and engaging animated fantasy which finds the Beatles fighting off the Blue Meanies who have the audacity to disrupt life In the mythical kingdom of Pepperland. Many good Beatle tunes.

Good. in in p.m. "DADDY LONG LEGS" (1955) Fred Astaire, Leslie Caron, Terry Moore, Millionaire playboy arranges to send a lovely French orphan to college in Massachusetts with the stipulation that his identity be kept secret, but love complicates all Good. 9 p.m. GO "KEY WEST" (Made-For-TV 1973) Stephen Boyd, Tiffany Bolling.

Retired CIA agent becomes the target of an eccentric tycoon. Poor. tric tycoon. row. Mid-morning man Ed Reynolds has also exited, hiring out to WQAM here.

His replacemtnent is Pat Riley, who hails from KISN in Portland. For the most part this should conclude the staff changes, Como said. Although the station has been trimming back economically, it is still in highly competitive shape in the market, he said, pointing to what he described as a fan. tastic outlook on a Hooper survey. He declined to cite the actual numbers.

At the time of the Yonge firing, station program director Gary Allyn indicated that all was not as it should be with the station's audience numbers. His explanation revolved around the difficulty any FM station has during drive-time, with so little FM market in cars as yet, and the problems of being one of six rock stations in a market this size. Later Allyn reconsidered his remarks and a subsequent article and wrote, "Overall the article gave the impression not so much of the reasons for Roby Yonge not working here anymore, but instead, the Impression of our station as a struggling operation. This Is not the.case. "Believe me FM is here to stay and so are we.

I 'assure you we aren't about to fold up our tent or change those things which have made us one of Miami's best radio station properties!" Como concurs, citing the fact that when he reported for work here he discovered that people "talk about it (the station) with reverence. "The supremacy of 1 Mid-morning man Ed ynolds has also exited, ring out to WQAM here. ewphlaocehmaitinsefnrtomisKIPsaNt ley, Portland. For the most part this ould conclude the staff Lenges, Como said. Although the station has en trimming back eco- imically, it is still in high- shape in the arket, he said, pointing to hat he described as a fan- stic outlook on a Hooper rvey.

He declined to cite actual numbers. At the time of the Yonge Ling, station program di- Gary Allyn indicated at all was not as it should with the station's audi- ce numbers. i His explanation revolved ound the difficulty any VI station has during Live-time, with so little FM arket in cars as yet, and problems of being one six rock stations in a arket this size. 5 remarks and a subse- Later Allyn reconsidered lent article and wrote, verall the article gave 1 impression not so much the reasons for Roby mge not working here itruggling operation. This ymore, but instead, the pression of our station as not the.case.

"Believe me FM is here stay and so are we. Vas- re you we aren't about to Id up our tent or change rise things which have ade us one of Miami's st radio station proper- Ls." Como concurs, citing the a that when he reported at people "talk about it work here he discovered le station) with rever- ca. "The supremacy of i 1 3:00 ,:0 New Price Is Right 00 Another World 0 One tile To Live ''El) Investment Forum 3:30 Match Game '74 How To Survive A Marriage '0 Phil Donahue Show Letters from viewers. (1) Movie (to 5 p.m.) "Johnny Trouble" General Hospital Wall Street Roundup 4:00 Sesame Street 1 0 Tattletales .0 Movie (to 5:30 p.m.) ''Mark of The Hawk" :0 Baseball s. Atlanta Braves vs Chicago 0 Mike Douglas Shovt 0 New Zoo Revue 4:30 0 Mery Griffin Guests: Forrest Tucker, Joseph Rizzo.

0 Mike Douglas Show Gusts: William Wyler, Bette Davis, Walter Pidgeon. 0) Uncle Waldo 5:00 Mod Squad ED Many Americans no Risas A Las 5 Program comic CD Speed racer 530 Electric Company News 0 News Florida Cristina CD Little Rascals 6:00 Sesame Street 00000 News Carrascolenda CD Reporter 23 0) Rifleman 6:30 00000 News 0 Bewitched Conversational Spanish (D Wanted Dead Or Alive 7:00 Aviation Weather 'Official FAA visual and aural aviation weather for pilots. National Geographic Society Special "Holland Against the Sea" story of the people who behind the dikes and whose dominated by the sea. (R). Truth or Consequences 0 I Jeannie a News Bowling For Dollars ID To Tell The Truth 03 Consultation 0) Espectacular '74 ED Dick Vance Show 4 7.

114 7:30 9:30 p.m. "PHANTOM OF HOLLYWOOD" (Made-For-TV 1974) Jack Cassidy. Washed-up actor who lurks around deserted studio back lots creates the legend of a phantom. 1 130 p.m. "THE BLOB" (1958) Steve McQueen, Anita Corseaut.

Sciencefiction yarn about a gooey blob which lands on earth from outer space and devours anything in its path. Fair. 1130 p.m. 0 "CIRCLE OF DECEPTION" (1961) Bradford Dillman, Suzy Parker. British intelligence agent captured by the Nazis finally breaks under torture and tells all he knows, but his information is false.

Fair. 130 cm. a) "PURSUIT OF GRAF SPEE" (1957) Anthony Quayle, John Gregson, Peter Finch. World War II drama about the destruction of the formidable German battleship, the Graf Spee. Fair.

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9 p.m. (WINE Worthing visits with numerologist Vincent Lopez. 17 P.m. (WLRN-FM Dr. Thomas Wyatt Turner, black biologist bom In 1117, talks about his life.

la P.M. (WTMI-FM 93.1)Cleveland Orchestra: Hoydn's Symphony No. 52. Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. i 1, Janacek's Sinfonietta.

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