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SUNDAY EVENING TV PROGRAMS NAPLES DAILY NEWS Jan. 20, 1974 7E SHOWBEAT Naples Marco-lsland (Ctbltviiion) BLACK Channel Markers Naple, Marco Island Coble TV Programs 7 Miami WP8T Ch Miami TV? Naples WBBH Ch ft Myers NBC ABC WINK Ch lift Myers (BS WPLG Ch 10 Miami ABC WCIX Ch 6 Miami Hour financial Sports News HOUR NEWS WTVJ Ch 4 Miami CBS WPBTCh 2 Miami PBSfdut WKIOCh Sift Lauurdole Ind 4:00 P.M. (Cont pro bowl 9 NBA 100 MOVIE (Cont 3 00 MOVIE (Cont NO PROGRAMMING SUSSKIND (Cont ffi GOSPEL SINGING SUSSKIND (Cont 3 gospel singing 4 MOVIE (Cont MOVIE (Cont TJ TOO MOVIE (Cont 4:30 P.M. OF SPORTS PRO BOWL (Cont NBA (Cont 100 MOVIE (Cont.) 03 00 MOVIE (Cont PROGRAMMING (Cont.) (B GOSPEL SINGING (Cont (Cont.) 1. GOSPEL SINGING (Cont A MOVIE (Cont OF SPORTS 3 00 MOVIE (Cont 5:00 P.M.

SPORTS (Cont TUCSON OPEN GOLF BEST IN BASKETBALL 10 OP0RTS 0F CALL THEATER IMPOSSIBLE ffi EVENING WORSHIP CONSULTATION EVENING WORSHIP THEATER SPORTS (Cont.) fj COMBAT 5:30 P.M. SPORTS (Cont 8 TUCS0N open (Cont SPECIAL 1(3 OF CALL THEATRE (Cont QjFlRST ESTATE CD WORSHIP (Cont.) ESTATE WORSHIP (Cont COMEDY THEATRE (Cont SPORTS (Cont.) fj COMBAT (Cont.) 6:00 P.M. THE ADVOCATES TUCSON OPEN (Cont 60 MINUTES 10 SCENE TONIGHT THEATRE no programming ADVOCATES CD MOVIE (See Below) ADVOCATES (X MOVIE (See Below) JTCOMEDY THEATRE (Cont LASSIE TJ UNTOUCHABLES North Naples Bonita Springs (Sojth Florida Cable) WHITE Channel Markers Indicate North Naples Bonita Springs Cable TV Progroms WPBT Ch 2 Miami fduc f3) WKICCh 5I ft Lauderdale WORLD NfWS FINANCIAL NfWS Cf) WCIX Ch 6 Miami Ind C7J CLOSED CIRCUIT WBBH Ch 20 ft Myers NBC ABC CSC WINK Ch II ft Myers CBS WPLG Ch 10 Miami ABC dD WXLTCh 40Sarasota ABC (T5j WTOG Ch 44 St Petersburg 6:30 P.M. ADVOCATES (Cont NBC NEWS 9 MINUTES (Cont SCENE 74 LASSIE NO PROGRAMMING (D ADVOCATES(Cont MOVIE (Cont THE ADVOCATES (Cont MOVIE (Cont 4 LASSIE '12 TIMEX SPECIAL UNTOUCHABLES (Cont 7:00 P.M. WILD KINGDOM WILD KINGDOM SALE OF THE CENTURY 10O REASONER REPORT UNTAMED WORLD NEWS WEEKEND C0 ZOOM CD MOVIE (Cont.) zoow MOVIE (Cont UNTAMED WORLD TIMEX SPECIAL (Cont THE VIRGINIAN 7:30 P.M.

SUPER FAN WORLD OF DISNEY NEW PERRY MASON 10 6 THE WORLD AT WAR Qamerican HERITAGE NO PROGRAMMING CD SUPER FAN (B MOVIE (Cont SUPER FAN (X MOVIE (Cont AMERICAN HERITAGE AMERICAN HERITAGE VIRGINIAN (Cont.) 8:00 P.M. CIVILISATION DISNEY (Cont PERRY MASON (Cont WORLD AT WAR (Cont.) NO PROGRAMMING CD CIVILIZATION RODRIQUEZ CIVILIZATION HOCKEY (Cont HERITAGE (Cont.) HERITAGE (Cont T3 VIRGINIAN (Cont 8:30 P.M. ClVILlSATION(Cort.) NBC MYSTERY MOVIE MANNIX 10 OV.E (See Below) SHOW no programming (Cont RODRIQUEZ (Cont.) (Cont.) XrODRIQUEZ (Cont.) JT ku (Cont (See Below) 44 9:00 P.M. MASTERPIECE THEATRE MYSTERY THEATRE (Cont 9 (Cont 100 8 30 MOVIE (Cont 0KUP SHOW (Cont NO PROGRAMMING CD MASTERPIECE THEATRE RODRIQUEZ (Cont MASTERPIECE THEATRE RODRIQUEZ (Cont 4 KUP SHOW (Cont 8 30 MOVIE (Cont ij ONE STEP BEYOND 9:30 P.M. THEATRE (Cont MYSTERY MOVIE (Cont BARNABY 100 8 30 MOVIE (Cont SHOW (Cont NO PROGRAMMING CD THEATRE (Cont RODRIQUEZ (Cont THEATRE (Cont 3 RODRIQUEZ (Cont KUP SHOW (Cont 12 8 30 MOVIE (Cont) 13 WILBURN BROTHERS 10:00 P.M.

WEATHERSCANNE MOVIE (Cont MOVIE (Cont 10O 8 30 MOVIE (Cont.) NEWS NO PROGRAMMING BUCKLEY ffi RODRIGUEZ (Cont BUCKLEY RODRIGUEZ (Cont EYEWITNESS NEWS 8 30 MOVIE (Cont.) PORTER WAGONER 10:30 P.M. WORLD OF SURVIVAL THE PROTECTORS PARENT GAME ICO SCENE TONiGHT MUSIC WELLES (Cont RODRIGUEZ Cont.) X.BUCKLEY (Cont (Cont jT NASHVILLE MUSIC (Cont 'jj AMERICANS ALL 13 NY 11 P.M. NEWS WEATHER SPORTS EYEWITNESS NEWS CBS NEWS 10O MOD SQUAD BILLY HARGIS news WEEKEND CDSIGN OFF RODRIQUEZ (Cont XSIGN OFF (XRODRlQUEZ (Cont S' DR BILLY HARGIS 12WEEKEND NEWS T3 NIGHT GALLERY 11:30 P.M. TONIGHT SHOW MOVIE (See Below) 5 IJMOVIE (See Below) 100 MOD SQUAD (Cont DR JERRY FALWELL MOVIE (See Below) NO PROGRAMMING ffi RODRIQUEZ (Cont 2 NO PROGRAMMING 3 RODRIQUEZ (Cont DR JERRY FALWELL 1 J'MOVIE (See Below) SPANISH MOVIE 12 MIDNITE TONIGHT (Cont MOVIE (Cont MOVIE (Cont lOO PORTS OF CALL QGOSPEL HOUR (Cont 30 MOVIE (Cont Cy NO PROGRAMMING ffi SIGN OFF NO PROGRAMMING S'GN OFF JT GOSPEL HOUR (Cont 12 MOVIE (Cont.) if 11 30 MOVIE (Cont 12:30 A.M. TONIGHT (Cont MOVIE (Cont.) MOVIE (Cont.) 10 PAN AMERICANA OFF 011 30 MOVIE (Cont.) JjNO PROGRAMMING ffi NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING 3 NO PROGRAMMING SIGN OFF 12MOVIE (Cont MOVIE (Cont 1:00 A.M.

WEATHERSCANNER MOVIE (Cont THEATRE (Cont 10 PAN AMERICANO NO PROGRAMMING 11 30 MOVIE (Cont Qy NO PROGRAMMING ffi NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING 12 MOVIE (Cont 13 11 30 MOVIE (Cont.) 1:30 A.M. WEATHERSCANNER MOVIE (See Below) SIGN OFF 10 NEWS QNO PROGRAMMING IS REPORTE DE REYES CyNO PROGRAMMING ffi NO PROGAMMING) 7 no programming NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING jyMOVIE (Cont.) SIGN OFF MONDAY DAYTIME TV PROGRAMS 6:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. UNIV FLA EDUCATIONAL HR WEATHERSCANNER GULF COAST TODAY flj I TODAY SHOW (Cont NO PROGRAMMING rei CAPT KANGAROO (Cont 6:10 LEARNING THING A MIAMI (Cont NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING 0 NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING ffi NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING Q2 NO PROGRAMMING 13 NO PROGRAMMING 6:30 A.M. IEDUCATIONAL HR (Cont iULF COAST (Cont ALMANAC 100 6 40 LA SCENE ESPANOL no programming sunrise semester QjNO PROGRAMMING ffi NO PROGRAMMING 3 NO PROGRAMMING 3 NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING £2" NO PROGRAMMING ff NO PROGRAMMING 7:00 A.M.

TODAY SHOW MORNING NEWS bs morning news NO PROGRAMMING (SKIPPER CHUCK SHOW NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING 2 NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING 12 N0VV VV0RLD NO PROGRAMMING 7:30 P.M. 1 WEATHERSCANNER TODAY SHOW (Cont IBS NEWS (Cont NEWS (Cont I NO PROGRAMMING (SKIPPER CHUCK (Cont NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING 3 NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING NEW ZOO REVUE fl NO PROGRAMMING 8:00 A.M. WEATHERSCANNER TODAY SHOW (Cont CAPT KANGAROO 10 MIAMI NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOL PROGRAH NO PROGRAMMING 5 IN SCHOOL PROGRAM 3 NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING 12 BACHELOR FATHER NO PROGRAMMING IE IN SCHOOL (Cont NO PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOL (Cont N0 PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING I DREAM OF JEANNIE NO PROGRAMMING 9:00 A M. BOLD ONES PETTICOAT JUNCTION JACK LA LANNE 10 ARTHUR AND COMPANY STAGE SIX PERRY MASON ClD IN SCHOOL (Cont NO PROGRAMMING 1N SCHOOL (Cont (X IN SCHOOL PROGRAM MOVIE (See Below) 12 NEW ZOO REVUE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9:30 A.M. BOLD ONES (Cont FLIPPER SESAME STREET ARTHUR 4 CO (Cont 9 00 MOVIE (Cont PERRY MASON (Cont JiN SCHOOL (Cont NO PROGRAMMING CHOOL (Cont X'N SCHOOL (Cont 9 00 MOVIE (Cont 12SUNCOAST DIGEST Tj MIKE DOUGLAS (Cont 10:00 A.M.

SESAME STREET DINAH PLACE SESAME STREET (Cont life TO LIVE M9 00 MOVIE (Cont THE JOKER WILD STREET NO PROGRAMMING SESAME STREET IN SCHOOL (Cont 9 00 MOVIE (Cont death VALLEY DAYS fj mike DOUGLAS (Cont 10:30 A.M. SESAME STREET (Cont JEOPARDY MERV GRIFFIN SHOW LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 9 00 MOVIE (Cont THE $10 000 PYRAMID SESAME STREET (Cont NO PROGRAMMING SESAME STREET (Cont IN SCHOOL (Cont 00 MOVIE (Cont JOKER WILD RY 11:00 A.M. (EDUCATION INFORMATION IWIZARD OF ODDS QMERVGRIFFIN (Cont 10 LUCY SHOW ROMPER ROOM GAMBIT IN SCHOOL PROGRAM NO programming X'N SCHOOL PROGRAM SCHOOL (Cont ROMPER ROOM 12GALLOPING GOURMET fj tba 1 1:30 A.M. ibrady bunch jHOLLYWOODSQUARES 9 OF LIFE 10 midday scene NEW ZOO REVUE NO PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOL (Cont NO PROGRAMMING 5 SCHOOL (Cont IN SCHOOL (Cont NEW ZOO REVIEW BRADY BUNCH NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 12 NOON EDUCATION INFORMATION JACKPOT YOUNG AND RESTLESS 10 PASSWORD JMMUNITY CLOSE UP (NEWS AT NOON IN SCHOOL (Cont NO PROGRAMMING SCHOOL (Cont 3 IN SCHOOL (Cont COMMUNITY CLOSE UP PASSWORD 13 VARIETY NEWS 1 2:30 P.M. kt news all star baffle SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 10 (NO PROGRAMMING NO PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOL (Cont NO PROGRAMMING X'N SCHOOL (Cont lN SCHOOL (Cont NO PROGRAMMING frSPLlT SECOND fj NEWS (Cont 1:00 P.M.

OMERSET ITRUTH or CONSEQ I JOKER A LD all my hildren I MOV 1 1 See Beiow YOUNG RESTLESS IN SCHOOL (Cont STOCK MARKET TODAY IN SCHOOL (Cont 'N SCHOOL (Cont MOVIE (See Below) ALL MY CHILDREN MOVIE (See Below) 1:30 P.M. EDUCATION INFORMATION THREE ON A MATCH AS THE WORLD TURNS LET MAKE A DEAL 1 00 MOVIE (Cont.) NO PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOL (Cont FINANCIAL NEWS IN SCHOOL (Cont IN SCHOOt. (Cont 1 00 MOVIE (Cont 12 LET MAKE A DEAL 13 1 00 MOVIE (Cont 2:00 P.M. WEATHER DAYS OF OUR LIVES GUIDING LIGHT 10 NEWLYWED GAME 1 00 MOVIE (Cont.) NO PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOL (Cont STREET FORUM IN SCHOOL (Cont IN SCHOOL (Cont 1 00 MOVIE (Cont GAME Tj 1 00 MOVIE (Cont 2:30 P.M. FUN FATHOMS THE DOCTORS 9 O- DGE NIGHT 10 IN MY LIFE I 00 MOVIE (Cont NO PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOL (Cont STOCK MARKET UPDATE IN SCHOOL (Cont 'X'N SCHOOL (Cont ijff 1 00 MOVIE (Cont (jlG'RL in my life 13 PATTY DUKE 3:00 P.M.

lvnn bailey show another world 9 CjpRiCE IS RIGHT iENERAl HOSPITAL BUGS BUNNY CARTOONS NO PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOL (Cont WALL STREET QUOTES IN SCHOOL (Cont 3 SCHOOL (Cont tiUGS BUNNY CARTOONS iXOENERAL HOSPITAL 3 NEW ZOO REVUE 3:30 P.M. PHIL DONAHUE SHOW HOW TO SURVIVE MARRIAGE MATCH GAME 73 MOVIE (See Below) BUGS BUNNY (Cont NO PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOL (Cont WALL STREET ROUND UP 'N SCHOOL (Cont WALL STREET ROUND UP i BUGS BUNNY (Cont NE LIFE TO LIVE BULLWINKLE Program Highlights BLACK Channel Markers Indicate Naples Marco Island Cable TV Proqrams WHITE Chonnel Markers Indicate North Naples Bonita Springs Cable TV Progroms SUNDAY EVENING THE GLASS MENAGERIE 1:00 P.M. (10-12) A new version of Tennessee Williams' hit play starring Katherine Hepburn, Sam Waterson and Michael Moriarity. SPORTS SPECTACULAR 1:00 P.M. -(9) The season premiere with the first show featuring great heavyweight fights of the century and the Russian Ice Skating Championships.

TIME TUNNEL 1:00 P.M. Science fiction repeat. with James Darren NFL PRO BOWL 2:00 P.M. -(8) Annual AFC-NFC all-star game from Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Curt Gowdy and Al DeRogatis at the mike.

PRO BASKETBALL 2:30 P.M. (9) The Los Angeles Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks meet in an NBA contest in Milwaukee. DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW 3:00 P.M. -(2) Part one: Big Steal who does it, why and what can be done. Part Two: Clive Barnes, drama critic.

ABC WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 4:30 P.M. -(12) World professional figure skating championship from Tokvo. TUCSON OPEN 5:00 P.M. (8) The Dean Martin-Tucson Open golf tournament; live coverage of the final round PORTS OF CALL 5:00 P.M. (10) Host is Herrick Herrick and Ed Lark is guest in Traveler in Buzz Aldrin's Story Is Natural For Films By Dick Kleiner HOLLYWOOD (NEA) One of the most interesting books of the year may never become a movie.

too bad, because "Return To Earth" has everything, or nearly everything. This is the story of Col. Edwin E. (Buzz) Aldrm. one of the first two men on the moon, and of his problems, emotional and romantic, when he returned.

Aldrin and his collaborator. Wayne a a i 11 a fascinating story. is lots of interest from the Aldrin says, "but the legal problems appear difficult. To show Neil Armstrong would require his permission and that may not be too easy to come by. Warga knows the actor he'd like to see play Aldrin.

if and when a movie is made. His suggestion is Robert Redford and there is a resemblance, certainly in coloring. Aldrin. who has lived the greatest science-fiction ad. venture of them all, says he used to be a sci-fi fan.

particularly of H.G. novels. He liked "2001," too, but he says troubled by some technical details on sci-fi shows. You should see the circuit breakers and switches we have in the Apollo modules," he says. "But watch Star Trek and all they do is push a button.

Aldrin's son, Mike, 18, wants to be an actor. making noises about getting the rights to his book It'll probably never ASTRONAUT BUZZ ALDRIN happen but it would be interesting if it did. He'd like to play himself in the story, but by the time it probably be too old. America has come home to America. If that confuses you, you don't know rock groups.

America is the name of hot group and it is composed of three young men Beckley. Dewey Bunnell Dan Peek who have finalLy come home. They are three sons of U.S Air Force officers who went: stationed in England when the boys met. Beck lev's father was base commander. Peek's father a lieutenanf- colonel and father a staff sergeant.

They a Hr went to high school in don together and began playing music together. After graduation, went their separate ways Peek came back to college in Virginia, the other two went to work in a London ware1 hotise. They kept in touch and decided to try music as a career. So they reunited in England, made some records which were successful and now they have decided to come back home. But they sure if this will be their permanent home or not.

They still have ties to England two of the fat ma i English women and live there and one. for a time, ran a pub in Yorkshire. Only parents are in U.S., in Missouri. Bunnell says when thef started he believed the old saying that a rock musician is lucky to have a five-year career. Now he thinks maybe they can last longer than that.

Their manager knows some real old timers "guys who have been in the busi-; ness 10 vears. MISSON IMPOSSIBLE 5:00 P.M. Man Out" is about the IMF becoming a carnival troupe to rescue a freedom fighter. BEST IN BASKETBALL 5:00 P.M. (9) Highlights in the historv of the NBA.

60 MINUTES 6:00 P.M. (9) CBS news magazine with Mike Wallace and Morley Safer. Comic Woody Allen talks seriously about the fantasies that form the base of his work and Wallace examines a common, questioned practice among American ioumalists. THE ADVOCATES 6:00 P.M. CD -(2) Continuing discussions, and on nuclear power plants.

WILD KINGDOM 7:00 P.M. (8) Mountain goats and moose. Big Band Era Helen O'Connell Still Identified With Dorsey if WORLD OF DISNEY 7:30 P.M. (8) Part One of Wild" John Erickson as a rancher who moves his family from Chicago in the IKSO's and is crippled by a wild pig from a rival ranch Diana Muldaur co-stars. Conclusion will be Jan.

27 at 7:30 p.m PERRY MASON SHOW 7:30 P.M. (9) "The Case of the Violent Monte Markham as Perry. WORLD AT WAR 7:30 P.M. -(10) Part Two As German war machine rolls on, Winston Churchill becomes prime minister AMERICAN HERITAGE 7:30 P.M. (H2) A special entitled Trial by Fire Lincoln is played by John Anderson in this production filmed on location.

MANNIX 8:30 P.M. (9) Mike Connors is sent to the morgue labeled a corpse McCLOUD 8:30 P.M. -(8) Police chief becomes victim of frame-up while attending a convention in Hawaii. BARNABY JONES 9:30 P.M. (9) Barnaby is hired by insurance company to investigate a million- dollar theft.

ORSON WELIES MYSTERIES 10:30 P.M. A man is summoned by a top-level governmental agency to identify a defected Russian whose disclosures could cost America a huge sum of money. Patrick MacNee guests in Time to Remember Movies At A Glance WHITE SUNDAY EVENING Morkei indicate Naples Marco island Coble Tv Progroms me! Markers indicate No'tn Nopies Cable TV Progroms MONDAY DAYTIME stello and 5:00 (6) Night in the Tropics." A funny one starring Abbott Robert Cummings (1940) 6:00 MOV II (3) of the Barbary Romance in gambling casino John Wavne 9:00 MOV 11 (1952) (6) Miserables." Victor classic novel Michael 30 MOVIE (10-12) a Few Dollars More." TV premiere of lint Eastwood's return as the man with no name. Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef (Mi?) 11:30 MOVIE 0 (N) Spencer Trac (1930) 1:00 MOVIE (See 9 00) 3:30 MOVIt 0 (10) Drum Song." Chinese picture bride falls in love with another while her intended is in love with dancer Nancy Kwan (1961) LOS ANGELES Twenty- year-old Helen walked onto the bandstand with Bob Eberly to sing and in the height of the big band era. Their near-immediate success reshaped the destiny of the already successful Jimmy Dorsey orchestra.

Instead of being considered a hotel-type group that played a lot of sweet, danceable music, it suddenly became identified through its two singers. Today, 32 years later, Helen still is identified with the late Jimmy Dorsey. When she and Eberly occasionally appear on the same bandstand, those in the audience in the post-60 bracket reminisce to the pre-World War days when the three teamed on some of the all- time hit records. Among those included were Glad There Is Get Along Without You Very and "Maria The duets became the most popular aspect of weekly radio show. Helen is the first to admit both the Dorsey influence and the fact that he provided her first big break.

She recalled at her home in suburban Brentwood that she decided she wanted to sing with a band while in her early teens in Luna, Ohio. She was singing in Greenwich Village, in New York City with Larry Funk and his Band of a Thousand Melodies when discovered by manager. She replaced blues-singer Ella Mae Morse with the band The timing have been better for Helen, since Dorsey was reshuffling his arrangements to include more music, instead of Dorsey said at the time that one of the reasons he hired the pert, dimpled blonde, was because she renunded him of girl next Although best-known for the duet with Eberly, Helen spent two years with the band singing only solos of songs ranging from lessons from Madame la to the touching the Sun Comes She also did and of It was in early 1941 that the twosome performed and TTiey were hits then, and they're still hits in her current act. Although Helen never completely dropped out of the spotlight after the band was disbanded shortly after World THEN AND NOW Popular singer Helen as she looked during one of her last appearances with Jimmy Dorsey in the early (inset). A current photo shows her during recent comeback.

War II, she has been much more active in recent years. Her pleasant, effervescent disposition is evident as she performs, mostly in nightclubs. She and Eberly occasionally perform at large conventions. In addition to the oldies, she has more modern arrangements of Story and the Frank Sinatra hit, plus the duo from of Will Wait For and What But her version of Eyes, those cool and limpid green that all audiences demand. so well-identified with the song that many people feet it was written for her.

I consider this a compliment, it really she said, adding, all, my eyes are SEEK FIND Hodge Podge A I I) 1 A I I I LXT Z-V I) 0 A I A 4 0 1 I A A A I II A 1 I I Instructions backward, up, hidden name and he Kklen names mn, or diatson box it in as show i listed Ils 111 I I till Ml I HI I MHOM I MHK I MHKI I I Ml I Mondas low appear forward, I nul eaeh I St II II I.