The Journal Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 35

Tuesday, March 9, 1971 JOURNAL HERALD 35 Ann Margret held hostage by hubby i TUESDAY Day's Best I WLW-D S-WIW-T I WHIO-TV I VKCPO-TV 12-WKIIC-TV 19-WXIX it WKIF Today i Earl fci Wilson LAS VEGAS Ann Margrets a prisoner on the wicked Las Vegas Strip, being the happy hostage of her husband, Roger Smith, writer-actor-producer, and her manager, Allan Carr, who keep her singing, dancing and changing sexy costumes at the International Hotel in the costliest cafe act ever. "I never get to leave the hotel," she pretended to pout. "And nobody tells me anything." "WE'RE I TO the Fontainebleau April 7 first time in Miami Beach, Roger Smith said. "Really? You didn't tell me!" "We keep surprising her," Roger smiled. "We go to Tahita for a second honeymoon after that." Ann-Margret's brilliant new "A-M PM," staged by Ron Field, has her playing "Headline a i portraying Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw, Elsie Janis, the Lady in Red, Rosie the Riveter and Marilyn Monroe and calling Sunrlie Public Service Semester 1 Ce.pL Kenjaroo Capt.

Kangaroo Cartoon Mon Trop i i Skipper Ryle BiocK HUtory 9nn-p- Sewing Paul Dixon Gomtr Pylo Al 4 Wanda David Frort i Bette Bogao Sowing lflilS Trutn or Conscq Olnah Short Denahue Concontretlon B. Hillbillies Search for Galleplrto Sosamo Street Tomorrow Gourmet I I 15 Sale ot.CenluryFamllyAHalr Family A'fair NewT Hg Lovt of Lift B. Hl.lblllle. That Girl That Girl 1 0 M-sTciub" Newt Si Biwltened Jeopardy Bewitched Uoro, Far Nick Clooney World Apart What, Where World Apart Tomorrow Gome IrSjoeGaraolol. Jo.

US Mevl. All My Children World furni World Let's Deal Moke A Deo! 9 DLiv0Ur LV Newlywea Game Newlywed Game Doctor Guiding Light Ci.imnff Light Doting Gome Doting Game A jOO-Another World Another World Secret Storm Secret Storm Gen. Hospital Larry Smith Clubhouse 22 PromHo Bright Promise Mike Douglas Edge of Night Life to Live Supermon Phil Donahue MovS 65rk Gomer Pylo Speed Racor Shadow 1 Ultra Mort C-JJ- Slor Trek I Love Lucy Fllntstonet Lost In Spoce :3 Dick Van Dyke Daisies David Frost Patty Duke Show News News Newt Cost In Space Get Smart 0 News News News New. Daniel Boone Tiff or Dragnet Julia B. Hillbillies B.

Hillbillies ModSe Tell The Truth Mod Saved OWTpT Don Knott. Groe Green Acres Man Yrop Hee Haw Hee Haw Movie Movie Gam Movie Movie Movie All In The All In The Fomlly Family liV.ft New Voices New Voices Marcus Wei by Marcus Welby I II In South In South Morch Newsmakers Report News News News News Slwl o755Set Tonight Show She. PeTrJ Mtv Gr.tf In Dick Covert Movio Dick Cavett dictators said No. ABBE LANE, beauteous mother of two, proved in her low-backed, deerseated gown at her Plaza Persian Room opening that a girl doesn't need hot pants to look provocative. She looked sexier with her backfield in motion than the hot pants gals.

Joe Frazier got no money for that "Joe Frazier Victory Party" at the Statler-Hilton last week. Promoter John Browser, 24, says Frazier used the party to launch himself as a singer-entertainer capable of making $20,000 a week outside the ring TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Marty I 1 mentioned a wedding he attended: "The bride was so ugly that everybody kissed the groom." WISH I'D SAID THAT: Jackie Mason points out that the value of the 1 1 a Is decreasing, while the price of bread is going up: "The moral is, save bread." EARL'S PEARLS: Bobby Vinton wonders if George C. Scott has already picked someone to attend the Academy Awards ceremony not to accept his Oscar. The reissuing of "Lawrence of recalls the man who went to see that desert epic and told the ticket seller, "Two in the shade, please." That's earl, brother. 7:30 p.m.

Mod Squad (22) (12) It's unusual TV fare tonight, starting with Sugar Ray Robinson and Rocky Graziano on "Mod" for a boxing feature. Other Previews 7:00 a.m. Today Show (2) (5) Discussions are planned on floor designs, economics, politics and Girl Scouts. a.m. David Frost (22) Singer Tony Bennett will be David's only guest.

9:30 a.m. Bene Rogge (7) Bette chats with B.W. about his recent visit to Broadway. 10:00 a.m. Dinah Shore (12) Johnny Carson chats with Dinah about a long list of topics.

10:30 a.m. Phil Donahue (2) Dr. Curtis W. Tarr, Selective Service director, talks about the draft, volunteer army. 12:00 noon Bob Braun's 50-50 Club (2) (5) Publisher Bennett Cert is a guesL (He's scheduled also for Nick Clooney Show on Channel 9 at 12:30 p.m.) 3:30 pjiu Mike Douglas (7) Singer Lynn Anderson and harmonica comedian Johnny Puleo are among the guests.

8:30 p.m. Hee Haw (7) (9) Guests are Ray Charles and Lynn Anderson in a rerun program. 10:00 p.m. News Special (7) (9) "New Voices in the South" explores a racially changing region. Roger Mudd talks with four moderate governors.

10:30 p.m. March Report (7) A comprehensive review is given on happenings in the Dayton police departmenL 11:30 p.m. Tonight Show (2) (5) Impressionist David Frye and biologist Paul R. Ehrlich headline the guest lisL 11:30 p.m. Dick Cavett (22) (12) Carol Burnett, Lucille Ball and Lucy's daughter, Lucie Arnaz are guests.

11:30 p.m. Merv Griffin (9) Singer Kathryn Grayson, actress Anne Francis, Ann Miller are guests. Goren on Bridge New kind of radio launched by WAV Jeane Dixon's Other TV Listings Channel 14 (Channel 72, Dayton) 3:00 Sesame Street 4 00 Isterogers 4:30 Sesame Street Film 5:45 Newspolnt 0:00 tnsiaht 0:30 Sesame Street 7:30 Mlsterooers 1:00 World We Llvt In 8:30 Folk Guitar :00 The Advocates 10:00 Son Francisco MIX 10:30 30 Minutes 11:00 Newspolnt attention to UN Delegate Eleanor Roosevelt, Channel Swimmer Gertrude 1 Nobel Prize Winner Pearl Buck, Saloon Smasher Carrie Nation, Peace Prize Winner Jane Addams, Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins, and Senator Margaret Chase Smith. "You need a wardrobe mister to help you with all your changes and I'll volunteer" I said. "Ask Roger and Allan," she said.

I did ask them. Damned Doctor Replies By Dr. T. R. Van Dellen White spots D.

V. writes: Aside from the jkin, does vitiligo affect any other part of the body? Answer No, unless an emotional disturbance develops because of the appearance of these white spots on the skin. Vitiligo is caused by lack of skin pig-menu Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for our leaflet on this disorder. Pulsating ear A. H.

writes: Could an ear infection cause an echo of the heartbeat in the ear? Answer Localized infections pulsate with each beat of the heart, and those in the ear are no exception. North -South vulnerable. South deals. NORTH A 5 4 Q874 a a 52 1 WEST EAST A 8 7 2 A 10 3 vnaa OK 10 0S4 10 4 7 3 SOUTH AAKQJ9 A 7 2 AQ3 The bidding: Sooth West North Eait 1 A Pais Pais 2 Dble. Pass 3 0 Pass 4 A Pass Pass Pais lead: Deuce of hearts.

Although North was unable to keep the I i open. South did not abandon hope for game. Holding 23 points in high cards and distribution, he doubled East's reopening bid early this year and now goes to eight hours a day of talk with the rest in news. The station will continue on Sunday with church news in the morning and music in the afternoon but Joe Whalen, station-manager, said eventual plans are to go talk seven days with a possibility that a portion of the Sunday conversation will be religious. "TODAY" WILL originate'; from Indianapolis May focusing on the Indianapolis Speedway and the I ac tional Conference on.

Cities Glen Campbell plans to be as busy this spring and sum mer off the air as be has been this past season on TV. Personal appearances Include May 2 at Cincinnati Gardens The Phil Donahue Show has been picked up by its 19th market, in Miami, will be heard daily starting on or before April 12 NCAA will start its NCAA basketball tournament cover age with Marquette vs. Miami and Western Kentucky vs. Jacksonville at 2 p.m. Saturday on Channel 2.

It plans coverage or regional finals on March 20; semis on March 25 and finals on March 27. Channel 22 will present the; UCLA-Southern California con- test at 5 p.m. Saturday. If Southern Cal wins, the two will meet for an NCAA spot at 11:30 p.m. Monday, also televised by 22.

By Bralnard Piatt Journal Herald Staff Writer WAVI, which has compiled an enviable list of firsts in the local radio field, launched what it calls news and conversation radio yesterday. Beginning at 6:30 a.m. each morning and extending to 9 a.m., Monday through Saturday, it will present the morning edition of the news. From 9 ajn. until noon, it will present conversation with Brad Clay, a new man, and persons wishing to call in and express themselves.

PETER LAVIS, who joined the station in January, will be talking from noon until 2 p.m., and Tom Mann, who started last June, will take over until 5 pjn. H. K. Crowl, station president, points out the daily programming will be wrapped up with what he calls the evening news. Crowl reports all three men are experienced commurvwsa-ers, experts in what he feels is a new field of broadcasting.

Displaced by this move is Gene Barry, who has been spinning records on the station from sign on to 10 a.m. and now moves over to 10 to 1 on WDAO-FM. WAYI HAD a big following for a time with what it called the Big Band Sound, and then i introduced sophisticated country music to the area. Jt launched lengthy conversation radio last June, ex-; tended this to six hours a day i in with the king, and a heart return forced declarer to ruff once more and establish a spade trick for West. South still had to lose a heart, and his contract went on the rocks.

When East leads the king of hearts at trick two, it is suggested that declarer discard a club from his hand instead of ruffing. Observe that he has to lose the ciub trick eventually, so that he surrenders nothing by talcing the sluff. He gains considerable timing, however, for East cannot continue hearts profitably. If he leads the ace next, for example, it establishes North's queen. If East Is permitted to hold the second heart trick, he is temporarily unable to press the attack.

If a club is returned, South can finesse the queen successfully, draw trumps in four pulls and then give West his diamond trick. South ruffs a heart return with the nine of spades, and he has 10 tricks five spades, three diamonds and two clubs. ARIES March 21-ApriI 19 Today you get back the same sort of emotional expression you have been projecting towards others. You have a streak of luck going. TAURUS April 20-May 20 Being ready to do tor others means keeping everything simple and easily done.

GEMINI May 2Mune 20 Communication and communion from afar comes easier than hereand-now cooperation. There's good news to celebrate. CANCER June 2Wuly 22 An increase in your resources is coming. Select the practical course; ignore the clamor and needless luxury. LEO July 23-Aug.

22 Success today depends on how you present and project yourself and your goals. A hopeful, expansive mood comes naturally. VIRGO Aug. 23-SepL 22 Put the smaller familiar problems aside and contemplate the larger issues of your life. LIBRA Sept 23-Oct 22 This should be one of those rare, vintage days in which most matters are going well and you enjoy everything that happens.

SCORPIO Oct 23-Nov. 21 Partnership, family, community ventures thrive. If your work offers any chance of travel, go ahead. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dec.

21 Review your circle of friends, their special skills, find some way to open a fresh opportunity for all of you. CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 Service agreements, home improvements, i r-ance matters ere pi-, a i a I conditions improve with effort. AQUARIUS Jan.

20-Feb. 18 Convert theoretical gains into- tangible results. Quietly ask for anything you've been promised. PISCES Feb. 19-March 20 In a family and community-building day, women are more prominent than men in almost all activities.

Movies A-EXCELLENT B-GOOD C-FAIR D-POOR 1:00 p.m. "The Jolson Story" (19) Larry Parks. Biography. (1946) B. 4:00 p.m.

"Summer Stock" (9) Judy Garland. Musical. (1950) B. 4:30 p.m. "Soldier in the Rain (2) Jackie Gleason.

Comedy. (1963) B. 8:30 p.m. "River of Gold" (22) (12 Ray Miiland. Adventure.

(1970) B. 9:00 p.m. "Vanished" (2) (5) Conclusion of feature film, with an a 1 1 -s a cast (1970) A. 9:00 pjn. "Elephant Walk" (19) Dana Andrews.

Drama. (1954) C. 11:30 p.m. "Night Train to Milan" (19) Jack Pal-ance. Drama.

(1966) D. of two hearts. When North dutifully responded with three diamonds, South leaped di rectly to four spades. Since North has denied having as many as 6 points, South's ac tion is not warranted. He should have assumed that, if his partner had a high They'll Do It Every Time by Dunn and Scaduto tUf-ClMNf 10 ft 1U Mf M.

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-r Today's show Number 207 will help your children learn about magnets. Today's OflJ trH 1 IIS card or two, the latter could be counted on to proceed if game was in the offing. North might have been better advised to bid two no trump instead of three diamonds to show the heart stopper. If South carries on to three no trump, there is no way that the defense can defeat that contract. West opened the deuce of hearts against four spades.

The four was played from dummy and East won the trick with the ten. East continued with the king and declarer ruffed in his hand. South began drawing trump; however, when East showed out on the third round, it suddenly dawned on the declarer that he and West were down to the same size in trumps. If he drew the remaining spade, the opposition might run several heart tricks when they regained the lead. South switched his attention to the diamond suit by playing the ace and another.

West was A letters are and and the number is 1 2. Important parts of the body today are arms and legs. Filmi are Grabby Dan, Rentes, Animal Homes, and Electromagnetic Crane. After the show. see how far children can count.

Ask what number comet after before 7 after 1 before 1 1. Ask children, "Who sang a numbers sang on today's show?" (Jim Nobors) To help children, learn to count, help them make up their own number songs like 1.2,3 Oscar planted a free, 4,5.6 Crover layed some bricks. After lunch if you hove a magnet children can play with, have them test things to find out which can be attracted to the magnet. Suggest they try a pencil, coins, paper clip, bobby pins, a key, scissors, etc. "What happens to the other end of a paper clip if one end is touching the magnet?" (The paper clip Is magnetic, too.) "See how many paper clips will stick together when one is touching the magnet." Guxfo produced by VwWt R.

SiroWer, Supervisor, Curriculum 'ubtko- I Ik iss. 1 I LV'KV 4 rfta i The Wizard of Id by Parker and Hart lit- ttovff CONSULT with -rue OU 6TEAT snnr op the hkjut- 1 what CAH owe KlH6 VOIO Fir 5 1 get involved n1 Animal Crackers by Rog Bollen the vhil donahue ee lentuni -WHAT THIS VOOPLD KtEDS ISASOOD fUPl show ulw TODAY Or. Curtis W. Tarr Director of the Selective Service Sytfem WLWD A f2.