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DAYTON DAILY NEWS 1,0 Monday April 1, 19117 mmmm TV PREVIEWS Monkees Last Show: On Tour TV Wot Id Ctf. 22 MOVIES B. The Man Who's There i I I By JIM NICHOLS, Daily New Staff Writer "I'm slaying up with the people," Bernie Wulkotte (R.W.) saysi talking- of his late movie show on Ch. 22, which is growing in popularity. I I R.

a veteran as a radio disc jockey, is In his first full time television role as host of not learn much about leader Alpert, but they'll hear all his hits illustrated in a visually pleasing manner. (Color) 10:00 Ch. 2 The Big Valley. "Cage of Eagles." Postponed from last week, Pernell Roberts, whom fans will remember from "Bonanza," guest stars in an entirely different role on the Barkley spread tonight. As a flamboyant Irish revolutionary who signs on as a dynamiter for the Brakley mine, he's given plenty of opportunity to lay on the philosophical blarney.

He gets into a bit of a do with Nick over releasing a trapped eagle, and has problems of his own with an Englishman too. (Color) Today's Movies 4:30 12 "In the Money" (1958) Bowery Boys buffoonery. () 6:30 16 "The Lady and the Bandit" (1951) Louis Hayward. Colorful adventure film. (J) 8:0016 "Born Yesterday" (1951) Judy Holli-day.

Judy as a dumb blonde to end all dumb blondes in this version of the Broadway success. () 11:30 7 "Walk Softly. Stranger" (1050) Joseph Cotten. Small-time crook is reformed by a crippled girl. () Tuesday Daytime 7 a.m.

Chs. 2, 5, 7 State Funeral in Cologne. Funeral of former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, via Early Bird satellite will be seen this morning. TV KEY RATING: "-Excellent -Good -Fair -Poor 7:30 Ch. 5 The Monkees.

"Monkees on Tour." A must show for regular fans, plus scio-logists, psychologists and parents. Since this is the last episode of the season (reruns next week), the Monkees give their audience a chance to see what happens when they play a concert. The result is a frantic mixture of the sights and sounds of such an appearance, with the hoys' comments and antics spliced in. What comes through is the phenomenon of a medium hich can, in a matter of months, convert lour unknown youngsters into the hottest act in show business, Of course, credit for the accomplishment must go to producers, writers, and, naturally, the hoys themselves. (Color) 7:30 Ch.

2 Iron Horse. "High Devil." (Repeat). Fairly interesting entry finds Ben Calhoun (Dale Robertson) involved with a hellion named Jez, the only obstacle blocking the right of way for his railroad to cross a mountain range. There's romance, double-crosses and the usual lot of bad guys interwoven into the action. (Color) 8:30 Ch.

7 The Lucy Show. (Repeat). Old pal Vivian Vance returns for some slapstick scenes and a loud, happy reunion. Once the ladies get past the welcome business, they decide to save a young man who has turned into a Sunset Strip beatnik. Their attempts to dress and act like current teenagers supply most of the broad good-natured fun.

(Color) 9:00 Ch. 7 Herb Alpert and the Ti juana Brass. Superior visual musical hour. Settings of the Tijuana bull ring, Disneyland, Charlie the 11:15 ay through Sat-u a movie present ation. And i -dently first time is the charm because starting June IN DANGER ON 'ROAD ON CH.

22 Andrew Print, Barry Sullivan, Glenn Corbett Chaplin's old film studio, and Malibu Beach become grand scenic backgrounds for the cheerful and melancholy beat of Alpert's hand. For the most part, Director Dwight Hemion's cameras glide through handsome locations that typify Alpert's hit songs. His closeup of Alpert and band in a recording studio is handled with humor, only to slip the camera out again and catch Charlie Chaplin dancers performing slapstick style to the tune of "Whipped Cream." Fans may I 1 Gee Mitchell is on vacation. Las Vegas show and will he hosted by Bill Dana (Jose Jiminez). It will be aired in this area on Ch.

9. That leaves Ch. 22 and Ch. 7 with movies. "The people now really have a choice," B.

W. comments. NOTEBOOK Lefty McFad-den, who takes time out from his many duties as general manager of the Dayton Gems' hocky team for a nightly sport show on WAV! will again host the Shannon Buick show from the Indianapolis 500 Lefty will give five minute reports every half hour during the Memorial day classic Starting May 1, WAV! will have daily reports from the track by speedway reporter Tom Carnegie They will be heard at 5:15 p.m., following the McFadden report Lee Stewart will present at program of all new recordings to celebrate the 12th anniversary of the air of WLW radio's "Music 'Till Dawn" show Thursday The program was aired by WLW for the first time on Apr. 29, 1955 It is also heard on nine other stations in the United States Among the Thursday features will be Bruckner's Syn-phony No. 7 recorded by the Berlin philharmonic and Dvorak's Symphony No.

9 performed by the London Symphony PLAYBOY magazine has a "new look" at Peyton Place's Barbara Perkins this month You'll agree that even for Peyton Place, it's a revelation The Kentucky Derby will be telecast May on Ch. 7 Answer to Today's Puzzle Iff OIAtl Ml 3IMIM1 1 1 13. the show B. W. goes seven days a week.

"The last he explains, "showed a measurable audience increase." B. W. credits the popularity to the fact thai he does more than just introduce the movie and the commercials. "I HAVE a phone there," he continues, "and I talk to the viewers. I keep up on the wire news and pass it on plus giving the weather.

I also have guests and we talk. Sometime, if they are entertainers, they perform. will not tape my shows. My viewers know I'm there every night. In fact they can talk to me." W.

and Ch. 22 are bucking the trend to the late night network shows. Johnny Carson, over his post-strike sulk returns to the granddaddy of them all, "The tonight show," on Ch. 2 tonight. Joey Bishop, his show off to a shaky start, goes into his second week on Ch.

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Western State hospital, Tenn. A. Now we're coing way hack! It seems that at the time, Phil Harris was with the Bonny show, although he really came into prominence as both orchestra leader and comedian when Dennis Day joined the Benny group. Prior to Harris, both the hands of Carl Hoff and Peter Van Stee-den provided musical interludes for the Benny radio show. Prior to them, it was Don Bestor, when the vocalist as Frank Parker.

If memory serves, Kenny Baker was accompanied by all the above-mentioned orchestras, within a span of three or four seasons, (J. Can ymi tell me (lie name of a show venrs hack and starred John Payne. Prohably a western, since my husband always watched It. It. Latrohe, Pa.

A. John Payne starred in "The Restless Gun," which was not only a popular network nighttime show, but retained its popularity for some time after its completion via syndicated reruns in the daytime. Q. A group nf friends and myself saw Betty Htitlon on the Mike Douglas shew, and got into a discussion regarding her age. Could you please tell us how old she Is? B.

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