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All Tht Television Friday Listings 9P.M, Man From Adventure Big Valley 8 Movte Match 0 Yogi Bear 0The Deputy 0 Adventure 4:25 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 8 Leave It To Beaver Merv Griffin Yogi 0 Lawman P.M. 0 People In Conflict GOO News, Weather Sports 5:30 P.M 0O 0 Wanted: Dead or Alive Walter 6P.M. News 0 Rifleman 0 Death Valley P.M.

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0 Sing Along With 0 Camp 0 Addants Family 00 Hogan's 8P.M. 0 My Mother, The Car 8:30 P.M. 0Q Mr. Sing Along With 0 Smothers Brothers 0 Troop Saturday A.M. 0 Captain Kangaroo 0 Sunrise Semester 7 A.M.

0 International Zone Roger 0 Captain Kangaroo 7:25 A.M. News 7:30 A.M. Farm Front Fisher Family Bozo the 0 My Friend 8A.M. Leave It to Beaver 0 0Q QO Heckle 8:30 A.M. QO Atom Davy and Magllla 00 Tennessee Tuxedo 9A.M.

Secret 0 Astroboy OO Mighty 9:30 A.M. QO 0 Atom QO Lassie 10 A.M. QO Top Cat 0 Secret Special: British Open QO Tom and 10:30 A.M. QO Fury 0 QO Quick Draw Mr. 10 P.M.

News, Weather, Sports Man From News 19:19 P.M. Sports P.M. Seltzer 10:20 P.M. Fuldhchn 10:25 P.M. Movies 10:30 P.M.

Tonight Johnny Car- 11 P.M. 0 News, Weather, Sports 11:30 P.M. 12 MIDNIGHT News 12:05 A.M. Bllko 12:30 A.M. fs) News Movie 12:35 A.M.

I A.M. 0 News 1:05 A.M. 0 Dally Word 1:19 A.M. 0 Movie FRIDAY'S MOVIES 4 p.m. TARZAN AND THE HUNTRESS (3) Adventure with Johnny Weltsmuller, Brenda Joyce and Johnny Sheffield.

p.m. RAW WIND IN EDEN (7) Drama with Esther Williams and Jeff Chandler. 8 p.m. GIDQET (S) Comedy with Sandra Dee, James Darren and Cliff Robertson. 10:25 p.m.

WOMEN'S PRISON (9) Drama with Ida Luplno and Howard Duff. 10:25 p.m. BUFFALO GUN (5) Western with Wayne Morris and Marty Robblns. 10:30 a.m. DRAGSTRIP RIOT (8) Drama with Gary Clarke and Yvonne Lime.

1:10 a.m. THE MAGINFICENT AMBERSONS (4) Drama with Joseph Gotten and Delores Del Rio. Listings II A.M. Ohio Youth Commission Top Bugs QO Sky King 11:30 A.M. Zoo Parade 0 Fury Nine Teen Time Milton The NOON Montage The Way Forward Hopplty Hopper Stingray 12:30 P.M.

Putt Putt 0 Survival Trails West Movie-Double Feature American Bandstand 1 P.M. Movie 0 Naked City Movie 1:30 P.M. My Friend Flicka 2 P.M. 0 Greyhound Wide World of Sports 2:30 P.M. Golf with Sam American Bandstand Special: Scbring Grand 3 P.M.

Baseball (Cincinnati at San 3:25 P.M. The Big Play 3:30 P.M. Barn Dance CLOSED FOR VACATION JULY 11 'TIL AUG. 2 Mary lifer's Pizza Shop 707 TUSC. DOVER SIX Linns 4 P.M.

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Dream of Jeanle 0 Donna Reed P.M. Get Lawrence Secret Agent 8 P.M. Movie I Dream of Jcannle 8:30 P.M. Get Special: Football: All-America Face Is Familiar (C) 9 P.M. Gunsmokc 10 P.M.

News, Weather, Sports 10:15 P.M. News Weather, Sports 10:20 P.M. Movie 10:25 P.M. 10:35 P.M. Movie Sunday 7:00 A.M.

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Dialogues of Faith 0 Your Health f) Insight NOON Meet the 0 Sportsman's fjj Polka Varieties This Is the Porky Pig 12:30 P.M. Open Circuit 0 This Frontiers of Faith 1P.M. 0 Meet the 0 Bowling Movie Peter Gunn 1:30 P.M. Movie 0 Trackdown CBS Sports Spectacular 2 P.M. 0 Movie Perspectives 2:15 P.M, Dugout Interviews 2:30 P.M.

Special: Senate fD Board of Education Senate Hearings 11 Weather. Sports Nwes, Weather, sports 11:55 P.M. 0 A.M. Movie 1 A.M. A.M.

Movie 2:30 A.M. 0 News p.m. RUN POM THE SUN (S) Adventure with Richard Wld- mark. 12:30 p.m. FIOHTINO POOLS (8) Comedy with Leo Qorcey and Hall.

p.m. THE BIO CIRCUS (3-7) Drama with Victor Mature and Red Buttons. 3 p.m. THOSE REDHEADS PROM SEATTLE (I) Musical with Rhonda Fleming, Gene Barry, Teresa Brewer and Guy Mitchell. 8 p.m.

THE DESPERATE HOURS (3-7) Drama with Humphry Bogart, Gig Young, Fredrie March and Arthur Kennedy. 9 p.m. THE DESPERATE HOURS (4). 10:20 p.m. THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY (3) Biography with Tyrone Power and Kim Novak.

10:20 p.m. OIL POR THE LAMPS OF CHINA (9) Drama with Pat O'Brien and Josephine 10:23 p.m. ICE PALACE (I) Adventure with Richard Burton, Robert Ryan, Carolyn Jones and Martha Hyer. 10:35 p.m. KINO RICHARD AND THE CRUSADERS (7) Adventure with Rex Harrison and Laurence Harvey.

11:25 p.m. DEME71RIUS AND THE GLADIATORS (5) Drama with Victor Mature, Susan Hayward and Michael Rennle. 11:30 p.m. GREAT DAY IN THE MORNING (4) Adventure with Robert Stack and Raymond Burr. 12:30 a.m.

DRAGON WELLS MASSACRE (3) Western with Barry Sullivan. 1 a.m. ODONGO (4) Adventure with MacDonald Carey and Rhonda Fleming. 2:05 a.m. MISS SUSIE SLAGLE'S (8) Drama with Sonny TufU and Joan Caulfleld, Listings Baseball (Cleveland at Kansas City) 3 P.M.

Court Martial 4 P.M. Viet Nam Movie Special: Communist China Mr. Ed 4:30 P.M. Sportsman's Amateur Hour 5 P.M. Frank Cheyenee Shenandoah Lawrence Welk 5:30 P.M.

Special: Littlest Hobo 5:45 P.M. Soap Box Derby Workshop 6 P.M. News Voyage 6:30 P.M. Walt Special: Favorite 7 P.M. Ed 7:30 P.M.

Walt QO 8P.M. 3 Perry Mason 8:30 P.M. 0 9P.M. Candid Camera Hollywood Palace Wackiest Ship in the 9:30 P.M. 1 What's My Line? 10P.M.

News, Weather Sports 0 Wackiest Ship in the 10:15 P.M. Tonight-Johnny Movies 10:25 P.M. 10:30 P.M. Tonight Johnny 10:45 P.M. News, Weather, Sports 11 P.M, News, Weather, Sports Wide World of Sports 11:30 P.M.

0 Tonight-Johnny 12 MIDNIGHT Zoo 12:15 A.M. Movie 12:30 A.M. News 12:40 A.M. 0 Movie 1 A.M. 0 Call Mr.

1:30 0 News 10 a.m. BAD MAN OF DEAD WOOD (5) Western with Roy Ro gers and Gabby Hayes. 10:30 a.m. RIDE OUT FOR RE VENGE (8) Western with Rory Calhoun and Gloria Graham. 1 p.m.

THE GHOST BREAKERS (7) Drama with Bob Hope, Paul Answer Man (Q). I like the "Petticoat Junction" show, but 1 get noyed every year when they change the actresses who play the daughters. Will there be any changes next season? R. Grand Rapids. (A).

For those keeping score, Meredith MacRae will play the part of Blllie Jo In place of Gunilla Hiitton, who lasted one year. Miss MacRae had the role of Sally Morrison, who eventually married the oldest son on the "My Three Sons" show. (Q). Is the comedian Leon Errol still alive? I saw him in an old movie recently and he was great W. G.

Hartford. (A). Mr. Errol died 14 years ago. (Q).

Are Angela Cartwright of "Lost in Space" and Veronica Cartwright of "Daniel Boone' twins? If not, are they related? Has Veronica appeared in any feature films? T. M. Rockford. (A). Angela and Veronica are sisters, with Veronica the older.

She has appeared in such films as "the Children's Hours," "Spencer's Mountain," "The Norman Vincent Peale Story" and was co-starred in "The Birds." On TV she won an Emmy for her acting in a documentary called "Tell Me Not in Mournful Numbers" in 1983. (Q). How old is Steve Brooks of "The FBI" show? C. D. San Jose.

(A). He wiU be 24 on Aug. 12. If you have a question on any TV actor or program, send it to TV Time Answer Man, in care of The Daily Reporter. Tto toltf Kipartif, tottf) Prffrft Jjfr frAB! Batman Role Means Fame For Actor Frank Gorshin A nasty rumor has been going around the country, smiting the hearts of the little ones witn sorrow and confounding the high hopes of the campy set.

The rumor was to the effect that Frank Gorshin had decided to give up being "The Riddler" on "Batman" and turn his attentions exclusively to impersonations and singing on the nightclub circuit. All may now rest easy: Frank has no intention of leaving the show or the role. He is a thoroughly accomplished entertainer and a superb impersonator, but it was the Riddler that pushed him over the top. "I'd been around for a long while," he commented the other day while in New York for a gala Bat show at Shea Stadium. "Over 10 years people get to know the face and they sort of think, 'oh yeah' when you appear, but the Riddler was the final catalyst that made me known everywhere, and by name.

It's been quite a whirl, and I'll stay with the show as often as they want me if I have the time," he added in an off-hand way, striking a Bat lover's heart with the icy fingers of doubt. By having the time, he means that he is now involved in a hectic and pressured schedule. He is currently taping guest appearances for a television series next season, and starring in "What Makes Sammy Run?" in Los Angeles for 2 weeks. "That's a fanny one," Gorshin remarked with the lopsided smile for which he has become famous. "I play a 65-year-old man in the first episode of the new show, H.

E. Cat," and then in the beginning of 'Sammy' I'm 19 years old. It's great, when we were taping, I was 19 in the morning and 65 at night." TV Previews p.m. Ch. 8-9.

THE WILD ILD WEST. "The Night of the Flaming Ghost." (Rerun) West and Gordon investigate the theft of government supplies, and learn that it was a prelude to an uprising of all the Redskins'in the West, ted by abolitionist John Brown himself. The only catch is that John Brown's body has supposedly been a-moulderin' in the grave for 20 years, but the new John Brown (John Doucette), he "has a secret weapon. All complicated, but funny and even eerie in spots. p.m.

Ch. 5. SPECIAL. British open Golf Tournament. This will be the first live telecast of this world-famous competition, beamed from the Muirfield Links in Scotland by Early Bird satellite.

The third round and highlights of the first 2 rounds will be shown, with 5-time winner Peter his title against Arnold Palmer, Tony Lema, Jack Nicklaus, Phil Rodgers, Gary Player, Bobby Locke, Agentina's Roberto Devicenzo, Brian Huggett of Wales and Ireland's Christy O'Connor, among others. p.m. Ch. 3. (8 p.m.

Ch. 4). HANK. (C) "Maury Wills to the Rescue." (Rerun) And that's exactly what it is, when coach Ossie Weiss (Dabbs Greer) is faced with a losing season. Hank gets hold of Maury Wills and persuades him to tell Ossie that the Dodgers want him for a coach.

In the course of boosting Ossie's spirits, Wills gives some real baseball tips on bunting and base-running. p.m. Ch. 3. (8:30 p.m.

Ch. 4). SING ALONG WITH MITCH. (C) (Rerun) The bearded oboeist salutes Frank Loesser tonight, as well as a quick nod at old Russia and several nice 'numbers from the Big Band Era of the 1930's. p.m.

Ch. 5. THE ADDAMS FAMILY. "Ophelia Visits Morticia." (Rerun) Ophelia has ust been ilted by a man who prefers the Peace Corps to her charms, and when Uncle Fester admires the Corps aloud, Ophelia pesters him into making a public declaration of his intention to join up. He is convinced that Gomez can pull the strings in WasJiington to get him in.

p.m. Ch. 8-9. GOMER PYLE USMC. (C) (Rerun) It's a close shave for old Gomer tonight, when he goes home with his pal, Frankie Lombard! (Ted Bessell).

He makes the mistake of singing a love song to Frankie's lovely sister Rosa (Gigi Perreau), and Mama Lombardi (Lillian Adams) not only hears the song, she hears wedding bells between the chords. 9-10 p.m. Ch. 3-7. (10 p.m.

Ch. 4). THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. (C) "The Waverly Eing Affair." (Rerun) Oh horrors! Someone from THRUSH has infiltrated U.N.C.L.E. headquarters, and the clue seems to lie with the Waverly Ring, which will open a top-secret safe.

Solo and Illya narrow the suspects down to George (Larry Blyden), an U.N.C.L.E. technician, and Carla (Elizabeth Allen), a beautiful (naturally) code clerk. It's always fun to see the gimmicky innards of U.N.C.L.E headquarters, ette Goddard and Richard Carlson and Paul Lukas. 1:39 p.m. THE GOLDEN EYE (3) Mystery with Roland Winters, Mantan Moreland and Victor Sen Yung.

2 p.m. FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM (4) Drama with Rosalind Russell and Fred MacMurray. 3 p.m. BOY ON A DOLPHIN Drama with Sophia Loren, Alan Ladd, Clifton Webb and Alexis Ml- notis. 4 p.m.

TENNESSEE'S PARTNER (4) Drama with Ronald Reagan and Rhonda Fleming. p.m. TINDER IS THE NIGHT (S) Drama with Jennifer Jones, Jason Robardt Jr. and Joan Fontaine. 10:15 p.m.

FOR THE LOVE OF MARY (t) Comedy with Deanna Durbin. 10:25 p.m. AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER (b) Drama with Gary Grant, Deborah Kerr, Richard Dtn ning and Cathleen Nesbitt. 12:40 OPERATION CAMEL (I) Adventure with Nora Hayden and Louis Renard. Prank Gonhln Frank was "discovered," originally, by Steve Allen, who found him working for peanuts in a small Los Angeles nightclub.

He was doing some of his incredible impressions of celebrities, and within 2 weeks he was doing them on television before millions of people, rom then on, it has been upwards all the way until'at this point he has done more then 70 guest shots, both dramatic and variety, "DuPont 'The Defend- Show of the Week;" "Combat, Hitchcock," "Andy "Alfred Williams," Jack Pa-ar, Sammy Davis, Jr. and on and on and on. "I've been offered several TV series," he said, punctuating his conversation with the pointing finger-jabs used by the Riddler, "but I'm not interested. I've been offered 2'Broadway shows; but I don't want to constrict my endeavours, if ya know what I mean. I am not 'planning' anything in my career.

I want to enjoy the fruits of my labors." His impressions are among his labors, and he is unable to explain how they come about. Unlike many impersonators, he doesn't sit down and study his subject, looking for particular gestures or tricks of the face. "I don't look for things. It all started a long time ago, when I was a kid, and I used to spend all my time in the movies. Well, when I used to come out of the theatre, for a short time I was whatever person I had just seen: James Cagney, George Raft, anybody.

I still do it. For instance, I think of Cary Grant or Biirt Lancaster and right away I've just assumed their personality. I can't tell you how I do it, because I don't know. "But I'll tell you one thing," he went on, in the nasal, staccato voice than can change so quickly to any timbre, "everybody is an individual in this world. There's nobody you can't imitate if you really want to.

Even if. you have a plain face, or a face with no special acteristics at all, you stand out because you are so unexceptional compared to other people. There's nobody that can't bt impersonated." Frank and the rest of the Batman gang have just finished shooting a Batman feature movie, which will have the usual gaggle of villains: the Penguin, the Joker, the Riddler and Cat- woman. "It's going to be a funny, funny show," Frank said with 'glee. "It's got all the same Bat stuff in it, but they've added a few things, like a Bat- coper and a Batboat.

It's premiering in Auxtin, Aug. 1, and they're hoping President Johiison will come. "You knew," he mused, "it's a funny thing about this whole Batman series. You don't need a frame of reference to enjoy it. No.

1 show in Japan, for instance, and they ie- ver grew up on the comic book or saw the old movies. "It's funny. Out of all my appearances on TV, I did 3 one for 'Naked one for 'The Defenders' and one for 'The Doctors and. the Nurses' and everybody said, 'Oh, gee, you ought to get an award for that and well, I sort of thought and sort of hope. But this Batman thirig came along and it was the last thing in my mind, but I got an Emmy nomination.

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