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19 DAYTON DAILY NEWS Monday. f) tolwr If)fi TV PREVIEWS Focus on Viet Copter Heroes TV World 1)1 iWjG "What's A Few Million Viewers? awa Bnr4ei bbBMbbbbbbVsl sh Sam aaai wjt aaaaaaaaaaaazaaaoaaaSaaaaaaaai LaA aatEacW i aaw- 9 bF vav i aV a By P.U 1. MOLLOV, rhkago Sun Tiinen Speiial The television casualties to tliis point are down (Tammy (i rimes and Jean Arthur) and aliout 15 IU Ull. liui nini-li ass I minute on-the-spot report from Vietnam concerning an intrepid group of helicopter pilots and assorted medical personnel, whose job it is to rescue and then mend the bodies of Qjj injured in the war. No viewer can help but admire the bravery and devotion of both the rescued and the rescuers.

It's a pity, therefore, that this documentary is seriously flawed by the t'louery narration written by producer Ernest Pendrell, who also was not selective enough in editing the end product. (Color) Totlaj's Movie 12 "No More Undies" (1984) Joan Crawford. Rather forced comedy. (';) 1:00 12 "Tarzan and the Huntress" Johnny Weissnuiller. Fair jungle adventure.

() 3:00 22 "Come On Hanger (1988) Roy Rogers western. () 10:00 12 "Bigger Than Life" (1966 Color) James Mason. Frightening; tale about a man given a wonder drug to relieve pain who becomes a veritable madman when he starts taking overdoses. (' IStlS 22 'Boomerang" (1947) Dana Andrew -Story of a prosecuting attorney who didn't believe the state's case. () 11 7 "Next Voice You Hear" (19681 Jms Whitmore.

Engrossing drama about a group of people who hear the voice of Cod on the radio and the effect it has on their lives. () TUESDAY 9:00 12 "Safety in Numbers" (1930) Bprinf Byington. Folksy comedy. () 7: h. The Monkees.

"Monkees in a (ihost Town." More hijinki and hilarity, Monkee-style. The juvenile quartet cavorts in a fhoft town settinjr and encounters two hoodl named GtorfC and Lenny (shades of "Of Mice and played by Lon Chaney, of course. The hoods are awaiting1 the arrival of who turns out to be madcap liose-Marie. Fun all the way with good laugh lines and a couple of songs for good measure. (Color) hs.

7, Special. "Lucy in Iondon." An abbreviated guided tour of a lovely city by Lucy and English star Anthony Newley offers surprises in fresh camera techniques, and two typically Lucy comedy segments. Lucy hams it up in a "Taming of the Shrew" rehearsal set in a lavish English garden, and draws solid laughs at Madame Tussatd's waxworks. Her musical trip through Carnaby Street, home of the Mud look, succeeds thanks to clever slide and slow motion camera work, and her guide Anthony Newley turns Music Hall entertainer for a delightful finale of his hit show tunes. (Color) 9:00 hs.

2, 12 Felony Squad. "The Immaculate Killer." A routine but fast-paced police yarn full of the twists that satisfy fans. The men of Felony Squad are vengeance bound when a hired killer almost murders one of their own. Once the killer, who's a bug on neatness and order, discovers he hasn't completed his contract, he devises an ingenious scheme to get a second shot at his target. (Color) 9:30 ('hs, 7, Family Affair.

A simple and time tested situation a child losing a prize possession is turned into a generally effective episode. It all begins French, the butler, knocks Huffy's beloved doll off the apartment railing. Sebastian I.K'IU.K MIX On Tour of London SKBASITAN CABOT A Frantic Time Cabot (French) has a frantic time tonight, yet he manages not to overplay. (Color) 10:00 Chs. 7 Run For Your Life.

"The Crof enberg Mask." Average outing' which finds Paul llryan involved in a rather ingenious murder mystery. Both he and the weekly female guest star (Elizabeth Ashley) suspect a man of murdering his wife in New York, even though all three of them were aboard the same ocean liner at the time. It will hold your interest, thanks to the whodunit aspect plus effective performances. The production is a bit below par, particularly ski scenes obviously set on cornstarch slopes at Universal studios. (Color) 10:00 Ch.

2 Special. "To Save a Soldier." A 60- Oddly enough. Miss Arthur had a larger audience than Walt Disney Wonderful World of Color, which certainly will not be shelved (the sponsors, in this case, have resect for' the l.VJOO.IMKI Americans who love Disney's offerings i. Miss Arthur tbfl has a larger following than Anrl.v Williams. Danny Kaye, Hnllv-vvood Palace and Please Don't Fat the Daisies I among others l.

Yet it's not likely that these particular programs over which she triumphed (in audience, if not in Quality will be given the pink slip. M.ifH OF ALL this then, boils down to the whim of particular iponeosrs, ami the assessments they must pay for particular time periods. Another example: the very last program in the list of is Johnny Carson's Tonight repeats over the week end. Yet it's no secret that this showcase will remain where it is. The regular Carson pro-grain (Monday through Fri-rlav i is in lOL'rd place with an audience of roughly viewers.

But its future is sate. But in general terms, a program that commands only or fewer viewers is regarded "unsafe." This, then, would include such as Green Hornet, Wild Wild West, Combat, Laredo, Andy Williams, Roger Miller, Hey Landlord! Milton Berle, The Hero, Candid Camera, Hawk, Shane. I've Got a Secret, ABC Stage '67, What's My Line? Twelve O'Cloek High, Garry Moore, The Huntley Brinkley, Jennings-McN'eill-Reasoner news re-jiorts, Bell Telephone Hour of course, Carson. This is difficult to prrrtiot ru-rau- of the Piratic use nnrtr national audirnie surveys. Thr- fact that a series is at, or near, the bottom of IN survey list, for instance, dors not necessarily mean that it will be put out to pasture.

The Arthur Format, as An example, has hen can-cried becajse it wound up in 67th place (in a list of 105 candidates) with an audieme of 15,100,060 people. n.chl tiere you wonder RboUt the cruelty of the rat-top system, for how long would it lake a Billy Graham to command an audience or almost lK.oon.ooo people every week? How many years would a Broadway hit have to play, niuhtly. to reach such a vast assembly? Bat Miss Arthur uas He-poled because her sponsors rouldn'l stand the ordeal of being in third plare, despite the Tact that her opposition -Big Valley and Hun for Your Life were not far ahead of her. Bffl AU.IIV. acrordinc to fhe first national Nielsen ratings, is in first place in that Monday ni'lit hut in 17th plact over-all, with an audience of 17,700,000 pro-pie.

Run for Your Life is in place, with an estimated audience of IK.SOtUMH) viewers lonly a comparative handful more than the Arthur audience i. Yet Miss Arthur was knocked out of the box because the businessmen who pay the freight can't stand not being first. In other words, the l.i.SUO.IMO people who have been watching Miss Arthur count for nothing at all. TV KEY RATING: -Excellent Poor Good -Fair mm RADIO LOG Television Sign off Mai I bag MONDAY a.M. 1:19 p.m.

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Who wrote the novel of the movie "The Naked itarraag Caafhaa Also, who wrote the novel of the movie in which Yill Bryataavt and -loan Fontaine starred'. I can't remember the title, hut Hrynncr wan a Soviet officer mid it has shown on television twice. Mrs. L.J.S., Kandlcinaii, N.C. A.

"The Naked Jimgle" was adajitoil from a shmt story by Carl Strihpnson cn- "Lentagen, Versus the Ants" it originally npiieared in Ksquire Macaine in 19'1S, but has since boon reprinted in many anthologies. The closest we can come 1o your Yul Brynner query is "The Journey," but his co-star was Deborah Kerr, not Joan Fontaine. "The Journey" is a novelty in that il was terpen played first, then published in novel form. The author is George Tabori, TV 2 Newf Weather. Sports Ton if ht 1.1)5 InsiEht 1:111 p.

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