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'Page A54 Austin, Texas elif Austin itatcomait Wednesday, Aug. 19. 1970 who O'Connor himself, belongs to the world. TV Scout I I 4 3 By TV SCOLT vary may Local stations network schedules. Everett's reluctance up to prejudice.

Good character actors David Opatoshu and Will Geer are around, but this ts Brown's show. He is, actually, James Day's son-in-law. REPEAT 8-9 (NBC) It's hands across the ocean on THE DES O'CONNOR SHOW, with assorted talents from assorted The U.S. contributes Phyllis Dillcr and Al Martino, which is fine for fun and music, and England tosses in Lonnie Donegan, the British country singer, and from France there is Mirielle Mathieu, a small but talented singer. And, of course, Des 9-10 (ABC) The bright spot in a fairly witless and very loud edition of THK, SMOTHERS BROTHERS'-SUMMER SHOW is Pat' Paulsen, with another of his lectures on the '60s.

(If that's the bright spot, just imagine). In this one, he takes to Splro which features the Wclk School of Music. Most of the last part of the show is devoted to Little Richard, who, calls himself the Black Libcrace. Ho introducer; Delores Hall, a gospel singer he says is better than Arethi Franklin. materialism.

So he devises a system of payoffs to get them to read. It seems to work, but tho establishment isn't too happy with his gimmick, REPEAT 8-9 (ABC) The high spot of JOHNN CASH PRESENTS THE EVERLY REPEAT (ABC) -Remedial reading is taught through several methods, but never like the one designed by Lloyd Ilayncs on ROOM 222. Most of the youngsters in his reading class are unruly and motivated only by BROTHERS SHOW is a new, bright, personable comic, Albert Brooks. His skit, in which he is a pilot giving a flying lesson, is a fine piece of humor. Joe lligglns has a good moment when, as the parking lot guard, he is serenaded by Phil with "Honey, Come Back." The Lennon Sisters join Don and Phil with "Anything Goes." There's also some Cajun fiddling from Doug Kershaw and Michael Parks is around to mumble through a poem.

9-8 (CBS) MEDICAL CENTER is the latest show to take a dramatic look at the sensitivity of black folks in a white world. What we have here is a rookie black sirrgeon Georg Stanford Brown who thinks he's ready for the big time, operating-room-wise. Chad Everett says nope, not yet. The young doctor chalks i Ask TV Scout 1 DAY I i 'SvldJanssEn-feaiiSeberg kelQtt'Jarms Booth on the one-hour Anne Bolcyn special. Coke-PmaliTMwul ffittfOJI AM AVCO MMII Miff'lt BEST BET -No Selection Today.

(ABC) For this week, and the two Wednesday to follow, there is another of those summer junkpiles old, unsold pilot films. They're calling this one COMEDY PREVIEW and, tonight you'll see "Three For, Tahiti." This has Robert Hogan, Steve Frankcn and Bob Einstein as three California businessmen who open a hotel in Tahiti. This show came about when Ken Kragen, a sometime Smothers Brothers partner, and his bride, Jinx, honeymooned in Tahiti, and ran into these three men. So they figured this was a possible series and wrote it. It is, therefore, based on truth, and was shot last fall in Tahiti for ten glorious days.

Most of this was filmed on the small island of Moorea, but there are some scenes of Papeete, too. The scenery, anyhow, is great. (NBC) THE starts TroivaoRnorjJ nJi mm. i T' VI The last time Virgil TIbbs had a day like this was'JnThe Heat Of The Night OKAY KAYE When will Danny Kaye have his own TV show again? We sure do miss him. Mrs.

H. Henderson, Norfolk, Va. Not for a while. Currently, Kaye is rehearsing for the new Richard Rodgers musical "Two By Two," which is scheduled to open on Broadway on Oct. 29, 1970.

He won't have time for TV for a while. CAROL CRAZE One of my favorite performers is the versatile Carol Charming. When will she be back on TV, please? Mrs. F. Corpus Christi, Tex.

Miss Channing will have a special on NBC-TV this fall. Tilled "Monsanto Night Presents Carol Channing." the program will air on Wednesday, Sept. 9, and will feature guests Fred Three MacMurray, Art Carney, Sir John Gielgud and Sir Ralph Richardson. Led by Miss Channing, the group will spoof "The Forsyiv Saga," Queen Victoria and Wed. Aug.

19th Music By Lee Kohlenberg Orchestra VMntulay Right DESSAU DANCE ClUB Try TIM Flnnt S'njlM inf CousIm Public Wtlcom. CstH r4 Tits PltlM i Coming Saturday KAL KALLODAY Orchestra Walt Phrtn hv Hfillv 0 VIRGINIAN has a rerun of an episode first aired in 1966. James Dury is center stage in "High Stakes" as he hunts down two brothers who he suspects have slain a pal of his. The "murderers" are played by Jack Lord (of Hawaii Five-O) and Michael Ansara. Drury tries to get some help in tracking the fellows down from Terry Moore, who plays their sister.

No Slacks or Party Pants Allowed MA J. GEN. HALLEY G. MADDX (RET.) AT "PATTON" SHOWING Maddox became close personal friends with Patton during school San Marcos Resident Patton Friend Liked Film n. Prtntf WINK TYLER 29 W.it Ben Whit Bird.

442-9934 251 4421 IK 2S86 (A CUSTER'S fA ti LAST BAND VtV BATTLE OF BANDS WINNER I 1501 San Jacinta VI If 476-2459 476-3947 1 Thf Miomt wry fH SIDNEY POITIEO MARTIN LAFJO.AU I PUMPKIN I. 1 ST0 UOIF.S mi PITCHtRS 1.25 Stnttcttnen Com Char(t TllzYCM WS desert training center. There Patton was forming the staff he would use for the duration of the war. Maddox was chosen to serve as Chief of G-2, (plans and operations). In November that same year, Maddox went to N.

Africa with Patton, and then irto Sicily. Maddox again joined Patton in England, where the general was commanding the Third Army. They served together through VET day. Maddox was director of G-2 for France, Germany, Czechoslovakia and Austria. MaJ.

Cen. Halley G. Maddox viewed the movie "Patton" in Austin last week. He came from San Marcos to see the show. Maddox was graduated from West Point in 1920.

It was there that he met George S. Patton Jr. and formed a close friendly relationship with him and his family. They both instructed together at Ft. Riley, and from there served together In the 1st infantry division at Ft.

Bliss, Tex. Early in February of 1942 Maddox was ordered to report to Patton in California at the Hitn I.D. 12Ui and RCD RIVER SR 8-C292 OPEN 8 30 P.M. Anotiwr H3tehett Agtncy Product mt BARBARA McNAIR ANTHONY ZERBE urarhrsfTurm't 't--fmyfki color John and Richard Ftin, LKtataa TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST United it INTERSTATE SELF-SERVICE BUFFETER1A 75c 'til 2:15 ALL YOU $150 CAN EAT SPrCIAL LIMITED ENGAGEMENT! (Chlldr.n 5 to 10 Yrt. $1,00) is 7 a LAST CHANCS TO SEE THIS GREAT FILM 2 KLRN Programs Due National Airing alamoi'oi a Do After Patton died in 1945, Maddox remained in Europe until 1948 with the constabulary forces in Germany.

Maddox then became CO. Gen. at Ft. Gordon, then Chief of Staff of the Third Army. Maddox was also Chief of Staff of the Continental Army Command, then was transferred to Korea.

In 1959 Maddox retired from the army while on active duty in Europe again. Maddox said of Patton "I knew him so well, personally, that it's hard to sum it up in a few words. "Among other things Gen. Patton was not only a fine, competent officer but he was a student; one of the best-read of military men. He wanted to prepare himself to command a field army." Maddox enjoyed the movie very much, he said.

He also said he saw a few misrepresentations and other fallacies, but overall the movie was, in his words, "a portrait of the man," not a war story, and that's what he enjoyed most. He said he had expected the movie to show more background to the various invasions, (ie. planning anc conferring with other commanders back in the war rooms) but realized that it would have teen difficult for Hollywood to do this. Bit. West rft CT-J? I 550O N.

Umar IV Cowr J2.M AduKt MS i FREE BEER IyZH SET UPS I ft foro ft 51 504 East Avt. TABLI SfRVICI ONLY 11 OO AM. 10 PM, CLOSED WEDNESDAYS 16th Guadalupe 11 00 A.M. to 9 00 M. CLOSED SUNDAYS mm 1 Two programs from; Channel and on almost 200 KLRN-TV's "Face to Face" series, fcoth featuring debates between atheist Madalyn public television stations across the nation.

On Tuesday Sept. 22, at 8 and leading p.m., the debate between Mrs. K4 I Murray O'Hair theologians, are scheduled to O'Hair and fundamentalist 121 RAW air nationally and regionally in minister Carl Mclntire will be broadcast over the Southern Educational Network. This September. Ifrs.

O'Hair debates Dr.iregionai network serves public progressive theologian CLUB CARAVAN Prtttnti Mondif tni lutittj KijMt JIMMY GROVE Th Band with lh Smeeth Sound WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHTS THE RADIANT SET Friday and Saturday THE QUINTESSENCE with Skipper Young 2300 N. Interregional in the Villa Capri Molel OR 7-6331 )TJncTto I BIG GIL'S I CLUB I 5200 SOUTH CONGRcss fj if Jimmy Chandler f) Black Diamonds Phaiw 442-9161 TV Stations throughout the South. Edward Bauman on NET Journal Monday, Sept. 7, at 8 p.m. The hour-long program will be carried locally on The debates were taped last chicken February by KLRN before an overflow and highly partisan crowd in Austin for the "Face SHACK to Face" series.

Topic for each debate was "Is Concert Scheduled Atheism the Religion of the Future," but the two programs differed considerably in both A WAKE. Flfff Gf RAlDti CHAPLIN JULIE OiRfSTlE LrJl -yr- TOMCOWIBW-ALECaMSS ft il i imwsmmmMm. Oil 1 C'ARSmRFzHt-ROOSIElGER -ll RSIATUSHTOiAM V-jfc tone and content. HOLLY STEWART Mrs. O'Hair first won national I SAN ANTONIO A concert for harpsichord, oboe, cello, viola' and violin featuring the attention when her lawsuit in Maryland led to the U.S.

Supreme Court's controversial: ban on compulsory prayer in music of Corelli, Quantz, C.P.E, Bach, and Mozart will be "WMM A ROUSEE! Charlie Brown's first film is so cheerful I can hardly wait for his next umat The Shi Room 3709 Lake Austin Blvd. 472-0414 OPEN 2 PM Monday thru Saturday GO-GO GIRLS Beer Setups Camel DANCING NIGHTLY No Caver Amateur Night Every Wednesday (Free Bier to Wlnnino Girl and Her Date) Thii it the niceit place In town. Atk about our golfers special. offered Saturday in the; public schools. i Incarnate Word College Recital; Since moving to Austin, she Hall beginning at 8 p.m.

The(has continued to purtue concert is open to the publiatheistic causes and, last without charge. winter, was co-founder of Poor Performing in the concert will Richard's Universal Life! be Myrna von Nimitz, instructoriChurch, a nonprofit' in harpsichord and piano atlorganization meant to lest the! JWC; 'Richard Delgado,) traditional tax-exempt status of; graduate of the University of churches in America. Texas at El Paso and member! Dr. Bauman, who is pastor of of the IWC Communitythe Foundry Methodist Church' Orchestra (violin); Nancy Sue in Washington, D.C., represents-Rumbel, sophomore at the liberal faction among; Northwestern University churchmen today. He is host! (oboe); Du Anne Caroline'and lecturer for "Luke's Gospel-Spencer, sophomore at North in the Modern World" enri Texas State University (viola); several other Bib'e teleconrses and Clyde Coe (cello).

have been televised on. Miss Rumbel and Miss Channel Spencer are native San! Dr. Mclntire, who heads the. INTERSTATE THEATRE Doo-sCoeTfs4 'Menagerie' Try-Outs Set Auditions for a production of "The Glass Menagerie" will' Be conducted by Theater in the Woods during the next two weeks. The Tennessee Williams drama will be presented by the local theater group in St.

Michael's Episcopal Church, 2000 Bee Caves Rd. The church workshop is also location for the auditions, which are scheduled from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Thursday and Friday of this week and Aug. 27-28. Auditions are also scheduled from 4 to 9 p.m.

Saturday. The general public is invited to participate, and there will be technical positions as well as acting jobs. Turkey Chief Herein Source I 1:30 frSNCTOTii I I BARGAIN KITE 5), FROM TO 9:30 P.M. iV I LONE STAR fX ff 1 PEARL, JAX fj Wf tw wFtTFDM unnnirt VI li Charlie Brown" Antonians. Miss Rumbel.

is a fundamentalist international student of Bill Benjamin of theiCouncil of Christian Churches, San Antonio Symphony and Rayjhosts the radio program, "The Still of the Chicago Symphony. Twentieth Century Reformation THE 1 NOVEL OF THE YEAR-NOW A MOTION PICTURE! AIRPORT fe A. BURT DEAN iv 7 LANCASTER. MARTIN BURT LANCASTER 1 JEAN SEBERG DEAN MARTIN i JACQUELINE EISSET 7 vr Wl GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES 'h'M- Lt WrVErKAlMCTU rtCHNicoioa 'f i 4L oawaiTO0D KBI6 ttmml JACQUELINE BISSET A MENDELS0N BILL MELENDEZ PROOUaiON BIU MELENDEZ mm. CHARLES M.

SCHULZ mm LEE MENDELS0N and BILL MELENDEZ caxiftox ROD McKUEN to. VINCE GUARALDI tmm JOHN SCOTT TROTTER ifiss Spencer Is a student of; Hour," which is heard on more loy Jones of San Antonio and than 6C0 stations throughout the Dr. 'George Papic'h of NTSU.1 world. He is considered one of; Coe is a student of M. Bella of the 'most outspoken proponents; TECHNICOLOR A NATIONAL GENERAL PICTURES RELEASE I I I tax mm mmmw ftp A CINEMA CENTER FILMS PRESENTATION Cemino Friday ffi and the iS WESTERN GENTLEMEN 0S Cmln Saturdof JERRY A I and the FIVE STRINGS A 11306 NORTH LAMAR fit XW).

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