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The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 12

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The Journal Newsi
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Hamilton, Ohio
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Itt7 Pink Floyd dazzles By KEN WILLIAMS Leisure Editor The older generation, basking in their obvious purity, never fails to ask poinlea questions. Why do young people drink lo get drunk, or smoke to get stoned? The answer to the question of this seemingly self- destructive rituals of concert-going youth probably have never bccn'spoken by earthly tongues, or else the keeper of lhat information has yet to spill the of the reasoning behind reaching this stale of oblivion has something lo do'with the inqucnchsble thirst to escape Ihe pressures of life, Ihe dreariness of a he-hum existence, the fear of atomic holocaust, this relates to the immense RADIO 8:30 a.m. WMOH-AM (1450) and WYCH-FM (103.5) Hamilton Hotline. County Extension agent Peggy Simmons guests. 2:15 p.m.

WLW-AM 700) Reds Baseball. Highflying Los Angeles visits Cincinnati. TELEVISION 5 p.m. NBC Wimbledon Tennis. The world's oldest and most presligious tennis tournament is celebrating its lOOlh anniversary and NBC is devoting 10 hours covering Ihe final malches in women's singles, men's singles and men's doubles over three weekends.

Today's laped-delayed satellite coverage from London is 90 minutes of preliminary competition. 7 p.m. Ch. .5 Lawrence Welk.Show. "Top Hollywood and Broadway Musicals" success of the extraterrestlal rock group fink Floyd, which-dazzled another sell-out crowd Thursday night at Cincinnati Riverfront rock capital of the In-state.

Pink Floyd is escapism at its best. Combining outstanding musical talents with theatricals, Pink Floyd simply overwhelms its fans with its visionary outlook on For two hours, they from dreary Planet Earth and allow to to fantasize visiting faraway places, where the evils'of our society have been eliminated. Bus: Sullivan), and a concert medley from "Fiddler on the Roof" (the band). Repeat. Fairfield Eagles 8560 Mfchaei Lane-Fafrflold DANCE SATURDAY 9-1 Eagle Memberi Cueits 8 p.m.

CBS Mary Tyler Moore. Tough decision night for Lou. Uj Should he set up a dale for an old; Army buddy -who once saved his neck or not. He has second thoughts about subjecting Mary cluthces of this Casanova: Repeat. p.m.

NBC Emergency. The paramedics save an old codger's life from a fiery death and the grateful miy (Paul Brinegar) tries to reward them with $20,000 he had stashed away in his mattress which was luckily rescued with him. Repeat. p.m. ABC Wonder Woman.

-More dirty work afoot as evil forces are trying to prevent a movie about war heroes from being made. Wonder Woman and Sis Drusilla to the rescue. Repeat. .8:30 CBS Bob Newhart Show. Bob and friends hosta'n orphan outing, a camping trip, that has everything happening.

All that would have been needed to complete tins wild scene to have Paul.Lynde in playing a frenzied scoutmaster: Repeat. 9 p.m.- CBS All in the Family. Archie Bunker almoslgoesup in smoke, along with the blazing home, in a "hot" episode. Repeat. GOLDEN KEY come and enjoy JOE GARCIA FEELINGS DISCO SOUL DANCE MUSIC Friday and Saturday Nite 9-2 Rt.

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ERIE HWY. 892-1287 To achieve this and musical transportation, Pink Floyd'fuses with the visual to create the appropriate; roood and at mospherc. A Pink Floyd'conccrt then becomes much more than your average concert; it's an EVENT Because Pink Flqyd appeals to (he visual and audio senses' the only way to truly appreciate the group is to see (hern in cpncert, where they exccll. Ana they did-iijiheir Cincinnati performance. Playing sings mostly from their latest hit album "Anihials," Pinli Floyamesme'cizejl the audience with ilst message-lade'n -brllHahl musicianship, spectacular animation on a hugeSO-foot rpund screen, the collection of helium-filled animals which floated 'near the ceiling (including the famous pink pig), and 9 p.m.-NBC --Saturday Night at the Movies.

"The Day of the Dolphjn," aijunusual 1973 release about the amazing sea creature and friend of man, is repeated, George p. Scott stars as a research scientist conducting secret experiments in communicating with And when A foreign power learns of his accomplishments, they want.ini Trisn Van Devere, Paul Sbrvino, Fritz Weaver coslar. i 0 p.m, ABC -x Starsky and Huteh. Repeating ah "aotion-packed" as they say in the ads-- episode in detectives chase a pair of homicidal crooks all over tpwri. p.irji Alice.

can play a. mother-in-law better than anyone, guesLs as Alice's makes visit and manages to up'Sel Carol Burnett Sh6w. Car.ol gives Kay, Cole (originally frorn the cast of "A Gho'rus some advice on how to act in front of a TV camera. is Miss.Cole's first TV Then Carol and Kay and the regulars "turn it on" musically, fiepeat. 10 p.m.

ABC Feather, and Father, 'international drug smuggling, a plot that writers must have used nibsl often (his past season, is good for one more time in a nevy; episode. Toni and her pop (Stefanie Powers; and Harold Gould) get involved a. caper when a pal-is accused oD.murder.. 11:30 p.m. NBC---'Weekend (SPECIAL).

NBC's monthly magazine looks at the shortage situation in Brazil, the quick-lunch craze in Paris, auto accirleritsand that lakes over and the latest in rock music from London, something 1 called "punk rock!" (he sensational special effects iniludfng fireworks exploshns, flashing lights Among the songs performed were "Dogs, Shine On Ybu Crazy Diamond," "Welcome to the Machine, and "Pigs on'the Wing Part II At the end of the two-hour set Pink Floyd retired 1 With a simple goodbye, and the house lights lit up The crowd howied its disproval, begmningva chanting and clapping which eventually brought Pink Floyd back for ap encrirp enough the encore was "Money 1 and the giant screen showed images of British money flowing in rivers from a mint, of starving children in the of the money again and of record? spinning, etc Then it was over, and Pink Floyd wouldn't return dcspilo an audience which obviously wanted more. The void left by the group's absence was a harsh' of Ihe cpmmercialisnvthal now surrounds Ihe rock world; It's a business how consisting ofjlwo-' hour performances and one encore. Hnve the- members of Pink' Floyd forgotten the lyrics to their own song, i almost spoiled a otherwise dazzling evening. iMovies cccccjc ceccc SOTKi of movies are rfparkdbj'InilKldua! movie iheatrfs and 'are lo without prior ACMKIHUVK-IM Rubv rTO Uevil U'ilhin Itcr i 11:10 CAHOUSKl.l Itucky 2:30. 4MO.

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