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Tueiday. Auguir 3, 1971 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS PaRe 11 GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty TUESDAY TV PROGRAMS JIP Joint: In Preerott Caster StaManl Time (C) Color TV Camera Made It Look Almost Too Easy So far the station has only offices at 1440 N. Meridian, but with luck it will install broadcast equipment there including a studio for live local broadcasts. At the moment the station has all its broadcast equipment in its transmitter building at the site of the WFBM-TV transmitter north of the city. By RICHARD K.

SIIULL -The blastoff of the little moonship Falcon from the moon yesterday was one of those TV events which tests credibility. It was so slick, so simple and the color TV so good it looked more like one of those phony studio "simulations" than a simulation. It was a perfect telecast of a never-before-seen event, something akin to the awe in the audience when magician Harry Blackstone used to make an elephant disappear before your Color Up Nearly half of all the TV homes in America now have color TV according to research by NBC based on industry data. More than 2 million homes have converted to color so far this year, raising the total to 29.7 million color homes or 48.2 per cent of the total homes with TV. Lone Ranger Mike Douglas Early Show (C) Stagecoach (C) "Wings Of Theater (C) Popeye And Chance" Janie (C) lews (C) News (C) Beat The Clock (C) Batman IC) NBC News (C) Walter Smilh-Reasoner Cronkile (C) (0 Dick Van Dyke News (C) News (C) News (C) Daniel Boone Bill Cosby (Q Beverly Mod Squad (C) JC) Hillbillies (C) Make Your Own Green Acres (C) Kind Of Petlicoaf Music (C) Cimarron Movie Of Junction (C) Strip (C) The Week (C) Truth Or Con- first Tuesday "In Search sequences (C) (C) Of America" David Frost (C) (BS New; Marcus Welby, Special (C) M.D.

(C) Judd For The Newlc NewTfCj News (C) Defense (C) Steve Allen (C) late Show (C) Minimovie (C) "The Snake "Mr. News(C) Pit" Governess" Movie Four Toniqhl Show Dick Caveft (C) (0 Social Note eyes. The network commentators back on earth had warned of fire, smoke, and great clouds of dust when the Falcon disengaged from its landing pedestal and departed the moon. But it wasn't like that at all. The little white spaceship gently lifted off the orange-colored base with a small whoosh of flame and climbed to the top of the screen like a yo-yo ascending its string.

There were no great clouds of smoke or dust. And when the ship had disappeared, the left-behind remnants of the trip continued to And out in Hollywood, Barry Glazer, an associate producer for Dick Clark's "American Bandstand," graduate of Indiana University, and son of Mrs. Henry Glazer of 464 E. 75th is getting married. I :00 :30 :45 7 And what's more, I reject all your establish Shull ment values starting with spinach' SHULL'S MAI LB AG :00 :15 :30 :45 10 TELEVISION AND RADIO HIGHLIGHTS :00 :15 :30 :45 11 -S: WEDNESDAY TV PROGRAMS Lord What did Jack Lord do before he became the star of "Hawaii Five-O?" P.T.

Oh, nine years ago he had a series titled "Stoney Burke." Before that he had appeared in some movies and had a couple of leading roles on Broadway. He's also a fine artist with his paintings in many collections. JIP Joined In Progress Easttm Stjndard Time (C) Color function with the remote controlled TV camera on the lunar rover steadily viewing the vaoated pedestal. The grand plan originally called for the camera to track the Falcon, but accumulated dust in its little joints made it sticky to maneuver. So it sat motionless with its one eye surveying the abandoned moonscape before it.

The departure of the Falcon from the moon was somewhat like the Kentucky Derby a world of anticipation and excitement crammed into moments of action. The astronauts even provided their own traveling music in a genuine show biz finale to the spectacular which started Saturday morning when the Apollo 15 astronauts began their biggest show ever from the moon's surface. New Headquarters WFYI CD, the city's public broadcasting TV station, has moved its headquarters downtown on broadcast row of North Meridian Street, occupying a part of the upstairs at 1440 the former home of WISH-TV. WIFE radio is on the ground floor. Since it went on the air last October, WFYI has been making its headquarters in a building on the grounds at Oldfields.

A.M. :00 Jack Lord Today (C) Consultation ff) Captain Kangaroo (C) Complaint 7 :15 :30 Panorama Karfoon Karnival (C) the sound. Would you reveal Safety Corner ff) name of your ghost writer? TERRI You have it backwards. The photo is a phony. Kindergarten College (C) 8 Coffee Cup Theater "Brushflre" Who can I write to complain about the networks not having all the TV from Apollo 15.

D.W. Try the FCC, 1919 M. St. N.W., Washington, D.C., 20554. Ride The Read- UHF Television ing Rocket (C) Paul Dixon (C) 9 Lucy Show (C) Jack lalanne (0 Virginia Graham (C) Dinah's Place (0 Again? Beverly Hillbillies (C) :00 AS 10 Debbie Drake (0 Movie Game (0 Sale Of The Century (C) Hollywood Squares (C) Family Affair (0 Love Of life (0 30 That Girl (C) 8:30 Artists In America (C) 9:00 Evening At Pops 10:00 Fanfare "American Odyssey" WTIU, BLOOMINGTON (Chunel 30, PBS) P.M.

TUESDAY Stmt 34 Miileroflerf Neighborhood New? 4:30 Designing Womei 7:00 U.S. Industrial Film Festival 7:30 The Session Thirty Minutes With 8:30 Artist la America 00 Summer festival 10:00 Flrlnt Line WEDNESDAY A.M. Up, Us And Away WFYI, INDIANAPOLIS (Channel 20, PBS) TUESDAY P.M. 4:30 Sesame Street (C) 5:30 Misterogers' Neighborhood (CI New? 6:30 Misterogers' Neighborhood (C) IV 7:30 Japanese Brush Painting Minutes With (C) TELEVISION TODAY CD Mod Squad: Line stumbles onto the kinnaping of a young boy in a desert ghost town and finds himself held as a hostage. First braodcast March 23.

0 Make Your Own Kind of Music: Hosts Al Hirt and the Carpenters welcome guest star Dusty Springfield. ED Thirty Minutes With: Rep. Bella S. Abzug, one of the 13 women members of the 92nd Congress, pioneer peace activist and passionate women's lib partisan, will join Washington column Elizabeth Drew. 0 First Tuesday: NBC presents a mont-ago of American society with sujects ranging from steelworkers in Gary, to Peace Corps workers in Peru.

CD 0 Artists In America: The work of How-. ard Jones, a sound "sculptor," reconciles art and technology. 0 David Frost: William Holden and Ryan O'Neal, stars of the film "Wild Rovers," are David's guests. CD 0 Marcus Welby, M.D.: Dr. Welby and Dr.

Kiley try to persuade a poor, but proud young father to bring his supposedly retarded son in for treatment at a free clinic. First broadcast Dec. 1. 0 CBS News Special: "The Catholic Dilemma" examines and explains for non-Catholics the crisis in the Catholic Church today. First broadcast Oct.

6. 0 Steve Allen: Guests are comedian Pat Buttram, The Serendipity Singers and Jayne Meadows. CD 0 Dick Cavett: Otto Preminger, Anne Baxter, the new leading lady of Broadway's "Applause," "and Susan Shirk, a student with the MIT Research Center in Hong Kong, are Dick's guests. 11:30 WFBM 0 The Tonight Show. Guests are William Holden, Jaye P.

Morgan and selected acts from Ringling Bros, and Barnum Bailey Circus. RADIO TODAY (90.1) The Second Program: Music of Vaughan Williams, Bach, Brahms, Haydn and Bort-kievich. (104.5) Concert Hall: Orchestral highlights from Wagnerian opera. 8:00 WFMS-FM (95.5) Presents: Haydn's Symphonies Nos. 57 and 86.

8:00 WIAN-FM (90.1) The Second Program: Compositions of Turine, Boccherini, Respighi, Mozart and Will the show, "White Christmas," be shown again this year? TESSIE ROBBINS And every year. Once More Football season is here again. Although we are sports fans football is not our special 50-50 Club (0 Bewitched (C) News (C) :00 :15 :30 11 Jeopardy (C) Concentration (0 Where The Heart ls(C) Search For Tomorrow (C) Afternoon Chuckwagon Theater (C) Channel 6(C) sesame street :00 12IS News(C) As The World Turns (C) Phil Donahui ff) RADIO FM STATIONS Steree 88.7-WICR-FM (4 p.m.-Miifnisht, Monday-Friday) (9 a.m.-; p.m., Saturday-Sunday) (Indiana Central College) 90.1-WIAN-FM (2:51 p.m. p.m., Sunday-Friday) (4:56 p.m.-11: 05 p.m., Saturday) (National Public Radio) 90.9-WBDG-FM (Daytime Only) (Ben Davis High School) 91.1-WEDM-FM (10 a.m.-2:39 Monday-Friday) (Warren Central High School) 91.3-WHJE-FM (Daytime Only) (Carmel Hioh School) 92.3-WTTV-FM (5 a.m.-l a.m., Monday-Friday) li a.m.-Midniaht, Saturday) (7 a.m.-l a.m., Sunday) (Bloomington) 93.1-WNAP-FM 24 hours) 94.7-WFBM-FM (24 hours) 95.5-WFMS-FM (i a.m.-l a.m., ABC-FM) 95.9-WIFN-FM (5 a.m.-ll p.m.) (Franklin) "97.I-WSVL-FM (5 a.m.-ll p.m., Monday-Sjturdly) (4:20 a.m.-U:05 p.m., Sunday) (Shflbvvillel 98.3-WJMK-FM 1 NA Many Splen- NL Baseball Cincinnati rs. New York dored Thing (C) :00 :15 :30 1 Rona Barrett's Hollywood Movie "That Days Of Our lives (C) The Doctors ff) Guiding Light ff) Midnight Kiss" dish.

I am writing to you to request what avenue of access we have to contact someone of substance to make known our displeasure of a 1 13's change of schedule, totally unannounced. When Channel 13 says "Lawrence Welk at 6:30," we expect Lawrence Welk at 6:30, not an overlapping sports event and not the answering service when we call to complain. MRS. L. W.

MINER Time will take care of that problem. Welk moves to Channel 4 next month. 2 Another World (0 Briaht Promise (0 Secret Storm (0 Edqe Of Night ff) :00 Gomer Pyle USMC (C) Early Show (C) 3 Galloping Gourmet (C) What's My line! (C) Sometset (C) Mike Douglas (0 :15 :30 lei's Make A Deal (C) Monday-Friday) a.m.-ll p.m -11 p.m., Saturday-Sunday) Today's Movies On Television 17 a.m. Deceiving After observing your column" for a long time, I came to the conclusion you are not as intelligent looking as your answers 0 "Wings of Chance" (1961) with Jim Brown and Frances Raf-ferty. CD "In Search of America with Carl Betz, Vera Miles, Ruth McDevitt and Jeff Bridges.

Teen-ager, parents and grandmother take to the road in old bus to answer some of today's questions. Made for TV. First broadcast March 23. "The Snake Pit" (1948) with Olivia De Havilland, Mark Stevens and Celeste Holm. Horrors of mental institution.

CD "Mr. Governess" with Carol Lawrence and Tom Try-on. Made for TV. Repeat. "The Forty-Niners" 1954 with Wild Bill Eliiot and Virginia Grey.

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