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Sunday, October 20, 1968 THE SUNDAY NEWS AND TRIBUNE, JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI Page SUNDAY MOVIES 10:15 0 Late Movie on A Queen" Adventure (1966) Stars Frank Sinatra, Virna Lisi. Spine- tingling story of modern day piracy. 8:00 Bonanza Pat Paulsen for President 9:00 Beautiful Phyllis Diller 9:00 Mission Impossible Sunday 10:00 10:00 News Houndup 19th Summer Olympic Games MONDAY MOVIES 8:00 Monday flight at the Movies "The Satan Bug" Suspenst (1965) Stars Richard Basehart, Dana Andrews. Former Army Intelligence officer is recalled to search for a vial of deadly virus. 9:30 10:00 10:30 The Answer This is the Life Notre Dame Football 10:15 0 11:00 "Assault on A Queen" News Headlines, Weather 10:45 The Christophers 11:00 A Conversation With: 11:30 Q) Pastors Study 12:00 Meet the Press 12:00 Revival Fires 12:30 AFL Doubleheader 12:30 NFL Game 4:00 (0 Animal World 4:30 (Q Amateur Hour 5:00 (0 21st Century 5:30 (0 Face the Nation 6:00 0) Huck Finn 6:00 (0 Lassie 6:30 0 Walt Disney 6:30 (0 Gentle Ben 7:00 (0 Ed Sullivan 7.30 Mothers-In-Law Monday 7:00 0 Today Show 7:25 0 Today in Missouri 7:30 0 Today Show 7:30 CBS News 7:55 County Agent 8:00 Capt.

Kangaroo 8:25 0 Today in Missouri 8:30 0 Today Show 9:00 0 Snap Judgment 9:00 (0 Lucy Show 9:25.0 NBC Morning News 9:30 0 Concentration 9:30 (0 Beverly Hillbillies 10:00 0 Personality 10:00 Andy Griffith 10:30 0 Hollywood Squares 10:30 (0 Newlywed Game 11:25 (g CBS Mid-Day News 11:30 Eye Guess 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:55 0 NBC News 12:00 Noon Weather 12:00 Noonday 12:10 0 Noon News 12:15 News, Markets 12:30 Let's Make A Deal 12:30 As World Turns 12:55 NBC News 1:00 0 Days of Our Lives 1:00 Many Splendored Thing 1:30 The Doctors 1:30 Guiding Light 2:00 Another World 2:00 Secret Storm 2:30 You Don't Say 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 0 Interest To Women 3:00 House Party 3:25 0 NBC News 3:25 CBS News 3:30 0 Interest To Women 3:30 General Hospital 4:00 0 Interest To Women 4:00 Show Time 4:30 Mike Douglas 5:00 0 Timmie and Lassie 5:30 0 Huntley-Brinkley 5:30 Walter Cronkite 6:00 0 Weather 6:00 Mid-Mo Today 6:10 0 Regional News 6:10 Weather Today 6:15 Sports Today 6:20 0 News Wrapup 6:30 0 Babar the Elephant 6:30 Gunsmoke 7:00 0 Laugh'In No Paper Lion A' for Alan Alda Alan Alda BETTY IS COMING BACK MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 Pretty, Vlvacloui Folk Slnfltr and Recording Arllit Will. Again Entartaln In Our Lounge On Monday Evanlng Regular Monday Nite Special HOT SPICED SHRIMP DINNER tO ALL YOU CAN EAT, FOR ONLY We Accept AMERICAN EXPRESS, CARTB BLANCHE, 6ANKAMERICARD P.S. We've Made Some Exciting Changes In Our Reguler: Menul The Potted Steer Highway 54 South, Ellis Blvd. at Westgate Lanes Anna Magnani still blowing her stack ANTICOLI CORRADO, Italy (AP--Veteran actress Anna Magnani, who made blowing her stack a favorite pastime, has returned to her first love: a part full of temper tantrums. "Why is everyone afraid of Magnani?" she innocently asks.

"I am harmless." At 60, Miss Magnani has been coaxed back onto an English speaking movie 7:30 8:00 8:00 Here's Lucy Monday Night Movies "The Satan Bug" Mayberry R.F.D. 8:30 (0 Family Affair 9:00 Carol Burnett 10:00 (0 Local News 10:10 (0 Weather 10:15 0 News Roundup 10:15 (0 World News 10:20 0 Sports Roundup 10:25 0 Weather Roundup 10:25 (0 How Life Begins 10:35 0 Sports Roundup 10:45 0 N.Y.P.D. 11:15 0 Tonight Show 11:25 (0 News, Weather production after eight years at the of absence. She is busy hurling pots, pans and invectives at Anthony Quinn, her screen husband in "The Secret of Santa Vittoria." WEE-TEE GOLF RANGE Open-Year 'Round, Across Mo. River Bridge 1-Block Left Jet.

63-54 She even broke her leg, kicking Quinn's stand-in under a The film, based on a bestseller novel by Robert Crighton, depicts the saga of a quaint Italian mountain village which hides its entire supply of wine from an invading swarm of German soldiers at the end of World War II. "La Magnani," as she is called in Italy, portrays Rosa Bombolini, a spitfire matron who badgers her husand into becoming mayor of the village. It was a happy hassle for Quinn and Magnani, who costarred together more than 10 years ago in "Wild Is the Wind." Introspective and subdued on the surface, Miss Magnani still explodes whenever a photographer gets too close to her olive skin and her famous dark-ringed eyes with the harrowing look. "They don't write for Magnani any more," she complains. "That is why I refused so many scripts over the years.

I took this role which was much smaller in the book and put myself in the hands of producer director Stanley Kramer, because he promised to make the part impor- tqnt." Anna Magnani, who won an Oscar in 1955 for her part in "Rose Tatoo," has been away from the screen for three years. Her last effort was DRY WED. CLEANING SPECIAL OCT. 21, 22, 23 Ladies' or Men's COATS Each ZIP-IN LININGS, FUR TRIMMED PLEATED GARMENTS EXTRA ALTERATIONS REPAIRS SHIRTS LAUNDERED On Hangers Or Folded 3-Hour Service at 1011 W. Dunklin 24-Hour Service at 228 Madison TWO BIG LOCATIONS 1001 W.

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She has plans for a New York opening later this year. is for Aldn. In a Freudian alphabet, it might also stand for alter ego. For. Alan Alda, alter ego runs in the family.

Alda's father --an old time film favorite once starred in an early movie biography of song and dance man George Gershwin. This season, son Alan is tackling to use a pun -another George. He plays the role of George Plimpton, "hero" in the comedy "Paper Lion." Plimpton, of course, was playing an alter ego himself when he signed up with the Detroit Lions. A writer, he did it for the experience -later turning out a book on the subject of professional gridiron stars. Exhibit features work of former area artist An exhibit of 18 paintings, includings several Which have won national awards, now can be viewed in M.

A. Lyons Library, School of the Ozarks at Point Lookout. The man show, featuring the works of Miss Beverly Waltner, contains several large paintings and is titled Three Dimensional Designs and Paintings." Miss Waltner, a native of Kansas City, received her public school education in Jefferson City and Mamaroneck, N. Y. She attended Lindenwood College in St.

Charles and studied art at New York University, Yale and Columbia as well as in Europe. In addition to having her work displayed in several regional and national exhibits, Miss Waltner took a number of prizes, including first place award, at the 1968 Chautauqua Exhibition of American Art To make the film, Alda took a leave of absence from Broadway, where he earned a "Tony" nomination for his starring role in "The Apple Tree," and where he received acclaim from critics and playgoers for his performance in both "The Owl and the Pussycat" and "Purlie Victorious." In addition, just recently Alda completed a feature film with David Niven and Faye Dunaway, "The Extraordinary Seaman." Chosen by the Ford Foundation to be part of the first professional dramatic company given a fellowship for developing regional theater, Alda has devoted hours of his time starring in a repertory production of his own adaptation of a 2,500 year old story Hutchins is avid Dagwood student HOLLYWOOD (AP) When the producers of CBS's new comedy series "Blondie" tapped actor Will Hutchins to play Dagwood Bumstead they did not know they had acquired a long time student of the venerable comic strip. "Very few people remember why Dagwood is such a bum- bier" said Will authoritatively over a noon repast that minus bread looked amazingly like a Dagwood sandwich surmounted by melted mozzarella cheese. "Chic Young's comic strip was started in the late 1920s and one- of the depression themes was that he was' the son of a very rich man who until he lost his money had never done anything practical." originally titled "The Book of Job." The author of the original, Alda says, is unknown, but he claims the story is the best seller of all times. While smiling about the above statement, the "Paper Lion" star notes that he developed a slight sense of humor as a member of NBC's controversial "That Was the Week That Was." Standing 6 foot 2 inches, Alda says he weighs in at 175 pounds.

Critics claim he bears a strong resemblance to Plimpton, whose exploits as a rookie quarterback for the Lions are exploited in the film version of Plimpton's book. During filming, Alda admitted that being a movie star football hero has its moments of touch and tumble. Laugh, will you? I at 7:15..,. Weddings boost TV ratings for shows MID-AMERICA Coca stars at MU An evening of laughter with Imogene Coca and Hugh (King) Donovan in the Broadway play, "You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running," has been scheduled for 8 p.m. Nov.

9 In Jesse Auditorium as part of the University of Missouri- Columbia's homecoming festivities. The play, written by Robert Anderson, is a treatment of sex In marriage from young to middle-aged spouses to couples past the prune of life. "You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running" consists of four of Anderson's plays beginning with "The Shock of Recognition" which is about a middle-aged actor who is finally offered the lead role in a new play. The second play, "The Footsteps of Doves," takes place in the basement showroom of a bedding store where Harriet and George after 25 years of marriage, have finally decided to shop for a new bed. Be Home for Christmas" is a humorous sketch about two suburban parents and their problem of introducing sex education to their children, a teenage daughter and a college son.

Completing the quartet is "I'm Herbert" in which an octogenarian couple, sitting in a pair of rocking chairs attempts to reconstruct the precious moments of their lives. By CYNTHIA LOWRT AP Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) If network television's situation comedies come up suddenly with an epidemic of weddings, don't blame the script writers. It's the romance- loving public. Several seasons back "The Farmer's Daughter," a pleasant show with rather unexciting Nielsen ratings, had Inger Stevens in the title role marrying William Windom who played a congressman. The day the wedding show was aired, the ratings jumped into the top 10.

When Betty Jo of "Petticoat Junction" married her cropduster finance a season, the same thing happened. And last month when "The Andy Griffith Show" turned into "Mayberry R. F. on CBS, Sheriff Andy Taylor -Griffith's character marched down the aisle with his Helen, the program attracted more than one-third of the 57- million TV homes and was tuned in by more than half the sets in use at that time. The program, according to a Nielsen survey, was the most popular show during the week Sept.

23 through 29, a period when both ABC and CBS were introducing their new programs. The audience survey for that week of premiere shows indicated that the mass audience seemed more interested in watching old favorites than inspecting the new crop. Following a R. in the top 10 list were CBS's "Here's for Lucille" Ball's show-- and "Family Affair;" NBC's "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" and "Bonanza" CBS's "Doris Day Show," Carol Burnett Show" and "Corner Pyle," and NBC's Bob Hope Comedy Special and "Julia." Only the Doris Day program and "Julia" are new series, but now that Andy Griffith will become only an occasional guest star in "Mayberry R. F.

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