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Au-tin. Texas Page 15 Thf mrriran-Statesman Tuesday. Mav 27. 1975 fall Networks set Frary slates art workshop Professor Michael Frary of the University of Texas art department will conduct two workshops in watercolor painting this summer in Mexico. The first workshop will be held June 22-July 3 in Morelia, about 200 miles west of Mexico City.

The second workshop is July 3-12 at Oaxaca, an arts and crafts center of Mexico. Participants in the Oaxaca workshop also will paint at the ruins of nearby Monte Alban and at the ancient city of Mitla. Eastwood! THEEIGER I SANCTION I By STEVE HOGNER Amusements Staff Dick Cavett returns to prime-time television this summer with his own variety series as the first part of his new contract with CBS. The series will only run four weeks at 9 p.m. Saturdays beginning Aug.

16 in the time slot occupied by Carol Burnett. Cavett will host the show that will alternate between conversation a la his ABC series and comedy-variety. Also on the CBS summer program slot will be "Joey and Dad," starring Joey Heatherton and her father Ray. "The show will run four weeks in a comedy-variety format beginning at 6:30 p.m. Sunday July 6, in the time post now held by Cher.

CBS will also offer "The Manhattan Transfer" at 6:30 p.m. Sundays for four weeks beginning Aug. 10. The series revolves around The Manhattan Transfer, a quartet who do interpretations of songs of the 1930s and '40s. The networks have finally scheduled and supposedly locked in all seven prime-time nights for this fall.

Following is a schedule of the way things will look in the fall: SUNDAY: THURSDAY: ABC 7 p.m. "Barney Miller';" 7:30 p.m. "On the Rocks;" 8 p.m. "The Streets of San Francisco;" 9 p.m. "Harry CBS 7 p.m.

"The Waltons';" 8 p.m. "CBS Thursday Night Movie;" NBC 7 p.m. "Sunday Dinner;" 7:30 p.m. "Fay;" 8 p.m. "Ellery Queen;" 9 p.m.

"Medical Story." FRIDAY: ABC 7 p.m. "Mobile Two;" 8 p.m. "ABC Friday Movie;" CBS 7 p.m. "Big Eddie;" 7:30 p.m. "MASH;" 8 p.m.

"Hawaii Five-O;" 9 p.m. "Barnaby Jones;" NBC 7p.m. "Sanford and Son;" 7:30 p.m. "Chico and the Man;" 8 p.m. "The Rockford Files 9 p.m.

"Police Woman." SATURDAY: ABC: 7 p.m. "Howard Cosell Variety Hour;" 8 p.m. "S.W.A.T. 9 p.m. "Matt Helm;" CBS 7 p.m.

"The Jeffersons;" 7:30 p.m. "Doc;" 8 p.m. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show;" 8:30 p.m. "The Bob Newhart Show;" 9 p.m. "The Carol Burnett Show;" NBC 7 p.m.

"Emergency;" 8 p.m. "NBC Saturday Movie." ABC's fall schedule, however, may not be as locked in as might first appear. The networks's surprise draft of Fred Silverman, CBS Wunderkind of night-time programming, should be a real boon to the network. CAN VOL! SPRING MY HUSBAND FROM THE PEN? MY MOVIE HUSBAND? Jill Ireland poses question to real-life husband Bronson. Bronson yes, Christie no i in lk fVAVrtVVWWWWA FIESTA c-i Ji Montopolis Riverside I I I FGX TWIN 1 on.

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Turkey? Ha! this is enough for two Thanksgivings. shows Rumors are already circulating through trade papers that Silverman may drasticailly change and renovate the ABC fall format with series being dropped and swapped and new series being placed. The summer should be most interesting for ABC But then again, Silverman has had a love affair with ABC since his master's thesis at Ohio State University which was a major survey of ABC programming from 1953 to 1959. ABC finally tmk first place in the Nielsen's with the coverage of the Muhammed Ali and Ron Lyle fight that swept the ratings for the week ending May 18 and the most recent Nielsen's. In addition, the Miss USA Pageant placed seventh in the ratings.

The Nielsens's top 20 are: 1. Ali-Lyle Fight, 2. "MASH." 3. "Good Times," 4. "Hawaii Five-O," 5.

"S.W.A.T.," 6. "Barnaby Jones," 7. "Miss USA Pageant," 8. "Chico and the Man." 9. "Petrocelli," 10.

"Sanford and Son," 11. "All in the Family," 12. "Kojak," 13. "Dean Martin Roast," 14. "Mannix," 15.

"The Mary Tyler Moore Show," 16. "The Rockford Files," 17. "The Jeffersons," 18. "The Waltons," 19. "Caribe," 20.

"Lucas Tanner" and "The Rookies." DOBiE Art entries open By PATRICK TAGGART Amusements Staff If you liked "Murder on the Orient Express," don't make the mistake of assuming that any kind of movie based on an Agatha Christie thriller is going to be a plum. "Ten Little Indians," a sleazy feature directed with stupifying ineptness by Peter Collinson, proves otherwise. Wasting the talents of an international cast including EIke Sommer, Richard Attenborough, Charles Aznavour, and Oliver Reed the interminable film does as much damage to the image of mystery movies as Nixon did for AQUARIUS 4 FEATURES I IO-3 00 4 40 6 30-8 15-10 OO BURNET DR. IN BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:30 NOW AT 4 THEATRES! CHARLES BRONSON how quality also arrives when we least expect it. Directed with modest and effective style by Tom Gries, and written with modest humor and vitality by Howard B.

Kreitsek, Marc Norman and Elliot Baker, the movie scores high in its equally modest ambition of unencumbered entertainment. For Bronson, it marks his best performance in quite some time. The others are also very good: Robert Duvall as the prisoner who must be freed; Jill Ireland as his forlorn wife; Randy Quaid, as the rogue Branson's put-upon sidekick; and Sheree North as the eye-catching, prison-break decoy. The picture marks the first in Columbia Pictures' new television saturation scheme, and whether or not it sells the movie, the artists at Columbia (wherever they are) should put it down as a success. Homeowners Aid Travis County has opened a Consumer and Housing Office to help low-income residents with homeowner problems, consumer complaints or debt problems.

Address: 307 W. 7th. Telephone: 474-6554. Swiss Family "The Six Million Dollar p.m. Sunday Night Movie;" CBS 6 p.m.

"Three for the Road;" 7 p.m. "Cher" 8 p.m. "Kojak;" 9 p.m. "Bronk;" NBC 6 p.m. "Walt Disney;" 7 p.m.

"Holvak;" 8 p.m. "Sunday Mystery Movie." MONDAY: ABC 7 p.m. "Cash and Cable;" 8 p.m. "NFL Monday Night Football;" CBS 7 p.m. "Rhoda;" 7:30 p.m.

"Phyllis;" 8 p.m. "All in the Family;" 8:30 p.m. "Maude;" 9 p.m. "Medical Center;" NBC 7 p.m. "The Invisible Man;" 8 p.m.

"NBC Monday Movie." TUESDAY: ABC 7 p.m. "Happy Days;" 7:30 p.m. "Welcome Back;" 8 p.m. "The Rookies;" 9 p.m. "Marcus Welby, M.D.;" CBS 7 p.m.

"Good Times;" 7:30 p.m. "Joe and Sons;" 8 p.m. 9 p.m. "Beacon Hill;" NBC 7 p.m. "Movin' On;" 8 p.m.

"Police Story;" 9 p.m. "Metro Man." WEDNESDAY: ABC -7 p.m. "When Things Were Rotten;" 7:30 p.m. "That's My Mama;" 8 p.m. "Baretta;" 9 p.m.

"Starsky and Hutch;" CBS 7 p.m. "Tony Orlando and Dawn;" 8 p.m. 9 p.m. "Kate McShane;" NBC 7 p.m. "Little House on the Prairie;" 8 p.m.

"Doctor's Hospital 9 p.m. "Petrocelli." graphics and sculpture. All entries must he delivered by hand or sent prepaid to Laguna Gloria Art Museum. No entry will be accepted before II a.m. June 7 or later than 5 p.m.

the same day. Citation winners will be retained for the State Citation Exhibition to be held July 25 through August 17 at Laguna Gloria. All entires must be available for circuit. Artists interested should call or write the Texas Fine Arts Association for entry blanks at P.O. Box 50Z3, Austin, Texas, 78763.

Pioneer group to hold meet The Oak Hill-Cedar Valley Pioneer Association will hold its 40th annual meeting June 8 at the Rock Store (now the "Fortress" restaurant). A lunch will be served at 12:20 p.m., followed by a business meeting, speaker and memorial service. The group comprises present and past residents of the Oak Hill area. TRANS TEXAS IMiytHtl ill AMI ii3i OPEN 5:45 $1.50 TIL 6 P.M FEATURES 6-8-10 rftOljfJ fi Jjwl Today at Presidio Theatres Held Over 11th Week tew i I if IN iwt It's all ntv cfr jiVtTnJt'aji" TV. I Ts If 'ft I BREAKOUr A COLUMBIA PICTURES Release APB.v.sufejimf CTOUR MUSKETEERS! IflTH RACE Mi Iri 4 Mn-Fn totvft --TO ooooooo oooooooooooooo tea TRANS TEXAS :00 Hancock Drive -453 6641 1- fintiUfimieffe 'a 1 2000 IHKK i tS a In lulm i IS MS IS aOOMPlMllliPMmt Maria Schneider Just as the above shows us that quality eludes us when we most expect it, "Breakout," starring the ever-popular Charles Bronson, demonstrates NORTHCROSS 6 SEE DIRECTORY AO FOR FEATURE TIMES SOUTHSIDE DR.

IN SHOW STARTS AT DUSK REDUCED PRICES TIL 6 P.M. FEATURES 12-2-4-6-8-10 Join mt it tkt TEENAGERS BALI swnt real HOT TIMES! last Day! "DEATH RACE 2000" Open $1.50 TIL 6 Features 6-8-10 (R) Mm RUSS MEYER'S Super VIXENS The Texas Fine Arts Association has announced a call for entries for the 1975 Region One Citation Exhibition. This exhibition will be shown at the Austin National Bank from June 12 through July 2. Region One eligibility is limited to TFAA members residing in Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell. Llano, Hayes, Travis and Williamson counties.

The fee is $4 per entry, with each artist permitted three entries. Works submitted for the exhibition must be original. No copies of other works, nor work done under supervision will be eligible. Paintings should not have been previously exhibited in a TFAA show. Any media is eligible, including paintings.

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