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DAYTON DAILY NEWS Thursday, March 2fl, 1975 Tonight's TV TV Movies TONIGHT Tom Hopkins Daily News Television Editor 4:00 Somerset S) Family Affair (D Movie: "Scene of the Crime." Movie: "Foreign fit PROTESTANT PARAMILITARY MEMBERS IN BELFAST Leader Sammy McCracken (No Mask) in 4Two Irelands' SCENE OF THE CRIME' 4:00 1SH9 (black and white). Routine crime show with Van Johnson, Gloria DeHaven and Arlene Dahl. A policeman is assigned to track down ths killer of another policeman. FOREIGN EXCHANGE 4:00 02) 1969 (color). Robert Horton, Sebastian Cabot and Jill St.

John. His life is almost the price for returning to a secret service caper after retiring from the cloak-'n'-daggar trade. For spy-types. 'THE AGONY AND THE ECSTACY 8:30 1965 (color). A moving drama with Charlton Heston, Rex Harrison and Diane Cilento.

The conflict surrounding Michaelangelo's painting of the Sistine Chapel. An award-winner. 'WHERE WERE YOU WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT 11:30 1968 (color). Doris Day, Robert Morse, Terry-Thomas and Patrick O'Neal. Eastern sea-coast lights go out.

An actress rushes home to find her husband in the arms of another woman. She rushes to their Connecticut home where hubby finds her in bed with a total stranger. Believe it or not, it's a comedy. BLOOD AND LACE 11:30 1971 (color). Gloria Graham.

Grisly tale of Mayhem and murder. TV HIGHLIGHTS CBS Reports on Two Irelands' Channel 16's First Fund-Raiser Cooked Up Quite a Nestegg Big Bird would be proud. Dayton's fledgling public television station, WOET (Channel 16), has emerged from its first fund-raising and membership drive with enough eggs to fill a good-sized programming basket. From Mar. 7 to 17, WOET participated in the first nationally coordinated membership festival by PBS stations.

It dovetailed nicely with TV 16's organization under the banner of a new nonprofit corporation called University Regional Broadcasting, made up of Wright State, Miami and Central State universities. "It came out fantastically," says Phyllis Lloyd, the corporation's development director. "We ended the festival with 1,867 members, which is really terrific because they told us when we started that if we got 1,000 members it would be excellent." The campaign added about $35,000 to the Channel 16 coffers money that will be used for operating costs, purchase of programs and production of local programs. Folks who contributed at least $15 will receive a monthly program guide beginning around Apr. 1.

Those who gave $25 will get their choice of two LP recordsMembers who kicked in $50 get Alistair Cooke's book, "America," and the big spenders $100 or more will get their choice of items. And all will enjoy a special bonus as Phyllis puts it, "a very good feeling." Magazine Passes Out Kisses of Death You might be interested in what Broadcasting magazine has to say about the likely prospects for cancellation at season's end, based mostly on the Nielsens. 8:00 Waltons (rerun): The series re change." CM) (16) Sesame Street (it Flintstones 3 Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 Dinah: Guests are Red Skelton, Frank Sinatra Jr. and Stan Kann. Beverly Hillbillies Bewitched (I9j GiUigans Island H3 Partridge Family 5: 00 (3D I Dream of Jeannie Mod Squad (14; (16) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (T Mickey Mouse Star Trek 5:30 Newsroom Edition QQ Jackpot 13) Local News (M) (16) Your Future Is Now (fj Bewitched 6:00 Local News (12J ABC News (14J (16) Electric Company Qj) Star Trek 3 Wild Wild West 6:30 (s) NBC News CBS News (2) Hogan's Heroes (14) (16) Zoom 7:00 NCAA Basketball: Kentucky vs.

Central Michigan. See Highlights. To Tell the Truth Total News Truth or Consequences 95) Bowling for Dollars (14) (16) Aviation Weather (19) Ironside 3 Dealer's Choice 7:30 (5) Hollywood Squares -O Ohio Lottery Buckeye 300 (12) $25,000 Pyramid (14) (16) Consumer Survival Kit: Topic is common sense about cosmet 10:00 11:30 E3 12:30 12) Special: "Stanley Kramer's Funny Men of Film." Comedians Sid Caesar, Jonathan Winters and Buddy Hackett deliver monologues from three classic plays and discuss with their host filmmaker Stanley Kramer the analogy between comedy and drama in this 90-minute ABC special. SPORTS 7:00 NCAA Mideast Regional: University of Kentucky meets Central Michigan university at UD arena. 9:00 NCAA Mideast Regional: Indiana university takes on Oregon State at UD arena.

9:00 00 NCAA Midwest Regional: University of Cincinnati vs. University of Louisville, at Las Cruces, New Mexico. 11:30 ffl NCAA Midwest Regional: Joined in progress. University of Maryland meets Notre Dame at Las Cruces, New Mexico. peats a two-hour show, a touching story involving some backwoods kin.

They are threatened with eviction because of a new highway and want our Waltons to help them fight the road builders. It's a look at a way of life that is primarily gone now. A (9) Special: 'A Tale of Two Ire-lands." Producer-director Howard Stringer spent two months in Northern Ireland studying and shooting footage for his one-hour special on CBS. The result is an sympathetic picture of not so much the land as its people. John Laurence, reporter for the show, interviews a Protestant and a Catholic, enemies living side-by-side in Northern Ireland.

Focus is on the causes of the conflict plus some comments on how close Northern Ireland is to a peaceful settlement. I WLWD-TV, Dayton, NBC WI.WT-TV, Cincinnati, NBC WHIO-TV, Dayton, CBS WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, CBS I (12) WKRC-TI Cincinnati, ABC 04) WMUB-TV, Miami PBS (D WOET-TV, Dayton, PBS WXIX-TV, Cincinnati I WKEF-TV, Dayton, ABC The magazine lists as obvious dead ducks "Lucas Tanner," "Movin On" and Mac Davis on NBC; "Gunsmoke" and the Friday night movies on CBS; and "Happy Days," "That's My Mama," "Get Christie Love," "Barney Miller," "Karen," "Kolchak: The Night Stalker," "Hot Baltimore," "The Odd Couple," "Baretta" and "Kung Fu" on ABC. I expect you can add a few more programs to that list, because NBC's "Sunshine" (a good show) and Bob Crane's new sitcom aren't hacking it, Classified Ad Call Direct 223-1515 6:30 New Zoo Revue (3J National Farm Digest Sunrise Semester America 112) Make Peace with Na ture mum Lear FIRST PATTERSON Across From Sears THURS. FRI. 9-9 SAT.

7:00 (S) Today Show CBS News 32) 3 AM America 7:30 (U, (16) In School (till p.m.) 8:00 Captain Kangaroo (11) New Zoo Revue 8:30 Cartoons JL 1:00 Phil Donahue: Guest is Viva, who will appear on the cover of the next issue ics. Jeopardy 8:00 QTj Sunshine: -Sam gets pneumonia and spends a week in the hospital while his buddies take care of (91 a 1 1 See Highlights. (Hi 3 Barney Miller: Chano has to arrest an irate citizen who has been defending the neighborhood from muggers. 114) (16) Bill Moyers' Journal: International report: Interviews with Maurice Strong, i of the United Nations environment program, and Joy Adamson, author of "Born Free." Dragnet 8:3. (J) Bob Crane: A crisis while CBS is getting nowhere with "We'll Get By" (not aired in Dayton).

And ABC just might jettison "Marcus Welby" now that MCA has already sold the reruns of that series to a bunch of stations around the country. On the other hand, I suspect that one show given the kiss of death by Broadcasting, "Hot Baltimore," might get a second chance. If ABC can't make it succeed, it'll be the first time producer Norman Lear has come up with a loser in five tries a fantastic record and axing the show would be a supreme pmbarrassment to the alphabet network. Look for ABC to move "Hot Baltimore" to a new time slot. Channel Hopping Al Gray will host a new black-oriented series, "Uhuru Na Kazi" (Freedom and Responsibility), on TV 22.

The monthly series begins at 6 p.m. Sunday. Mar. 30, with an interview with UD Prof. Masipula Sithole from Rhodesia.

Gay, who previously hosted TV 2's "Livin' Black," will continue to produce documentaries for the Dayton police department's Criminal Justice center Dayton native Tom Aldredge has a good part in the "Theater in America" repeat of "King Lear" on PBS (Channels 14 and 16) at 9 p.m. next Wednesday. James Earl Jones is the suffering king and Aldredge plays his faithful fool CBS is exploring the possibility of extending its two most popular soap operas to 45 minutes this spring, in the wake of NBC's stretching of two soaps to 60 minutes each. The CBS programs are "Search for Tomorrow" and "As the World Turns" of Ms. magazine.

(s Hollywood Squares Match Game '75 Uncle Al 92) Dinah (19) Flintstones 3 Movie: "The Well." 9:30 Cs) High Rollers Medical Hotline: Dr. cavTiooaY I I II i jTm.I A. V. Black discusses of fice care costs. develons when Ellie wins a real estate sales award.

19:09 Family Affair Celebrity Sweepstakes emphasizing the fact she has become the breadwinner of the family. 12 3 Karen: Karen must make the choice between two men who seek the pleasure of her com Mike Douglas: Guests are co-host Sonny Bono, Peter Falk, Adrienne Bar-beau and Milt Kamen. Joker's Wild (121 Somerset 3 Speed Racer pany. 01! Movie: "The Agony 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies and the Ecstasy. CD Phil Donahue: Guest is Peggy Charren, President of Action for Children's Television.

Gambit Money Maze as Comer Pyle 9:00 NCAA Basketball: Indiana vs. Oregon State. See Highlights. CJJ NCAA Basketball: University of Cincinnati vs. Louisville.

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90036. Q. Did Clint Walker lose his life In a boating accident while making a movie a few years ago? If not, who was it? Chicago, III. A. No, Clint is very much alive.

He had a serious accident a few years ago when a ski pole pierced his chest but he recovered i I y. The actor you mean was Eric Fleming who costarred with Clint Eastwood in "Rawhide." Fleming was drowned while making a film in South America. Q. When did the series "I Dream of Jeannie" first appear and how long did it run? Louise LeSage, Panama City, Fla. A.

"I Dream of Jeannie" came on NBC-TV in 1965 and went off in 1970. Q. Please tell me what happened to Dawn Wells and Russell Johnson who were on "Gilllgan's Itl and." I have seen the rest of the cast in movies or on TV, but I haven't seen Dawn or Russell. Thclma i I a Panama City, Fla. A.

Dawn has turned to the She recently appeared opposite Lyle Waggoner in "The Owl and the Pussycat" in the new Orange County Playhouse, about an hour outside of Los Angeles. Johnson makes an occasional TV guest appearance. Q. My sister and I have a bet going. She says Pernell Roberts is dead and I say he's alive.

Who Is right? Todd Hag, Bay City, Mich. A. You are right. Pernell Is very much alive. Maybe your sister mixed him up with Dan Blocker, also an original star of "Bonanza," who is dead.

Q. Is Karen Valentine married? What Is her new address? A Fan of Karen's, Panama City, Fla. A. Karen is divorced. Her new series Is on ABC, so write her in care of the network, 4151 Prospect Los Angeles, Calif 90027.

Q. Please tell me all about Alan Alda of "M-A-S-H." Is he married? When is his birthday? Does he have children? Where can I write for a picture? Peggy Johnston, Enterprise, Ala. A. Yes, Alan, the son of actor Robert Alda, is married and the father of three daughters, 16, 14 and 13. His birthday is Jan.

28, which makes him Aquarius. He was born in New York. When he is not in Los Angeles doing "M-A-S-H," he and his family live on a farm in New Jersey. Write for a picture at 20th Century-Fox, 10100 Pico West Los Angeles, Calif. 90213.

Q. I would like to know how old Gail Fisher is and also her address and telephone number. I hope to be in California and I would love to talk to her and maybe see her because she's my favorite. Thanks for your help. Doyln Adcjumo, Tallahassee, Fla.

A. Gail, who plays Peggy in "Mannix," is, like most actresses (and actors), coy about her age. But figure her to be in her late 30s. I don't have her telephone number and wouldn't be allowed to give it out if I did. But "Mannix" is filmed at Paramount Studios in Hollywood and they have telephones.

Try there. Q. Which of the following programs appeared TV first, "The Wild, Wild West," i i Impossible" or "Star R. Mufflen, Anchorage, Alaska." A. "Wild, Wild West" made its debut in 1965 and "Star Trek" and "Mission: Impossible" premiered the following season.

Q. Where can I write Henry I I of "Happy Days," Michael Douglas of "Streets of San Francisco" and the Hudson Brothers Leslie 1 Campbell, Calif. A. Write Winkler at Paramount, 5451 Marathon Hollywood, 90028 Douglas at AIJC-TV, 4151 Prospect I os Angeles, Calif. 90027 and I he Hudsons care of Blye-Heurde Productions, CBS Tele 120 DAYS BEAUTIFUL CARPET REMNANTS 100's OF 'EM SAME AS CASH Father 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12) 3 Split Second (IS That Girl 1:00 Young and the Restless Search for Tomorrow 3 All My Children (IS Movie: "Desire in the Dust." 1:30 (X) How to Survive a Marriage As the World Turns (12) 3 Let's Make a Deal 2:00 (s) Days of Our Lives Guiding Light (12) $10,000 Pyramid 2:30 Doctors Edge of Night (12) 3 Big Showdown 3:00 Of3) Another World New Price Is Right (12) General Hospital (14J (16) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Cool Ghoul 3 Clubhouse 22 i 1 of the 1930s and turns murderer, leading Lt.

Stone and Inspector Keller to one of their most bizarre cases. (14 (16) Japanese Film: "24 Eyes." Keisuke Ki-noshita's bittersweet and strong anti-war story of a schoolteacher who must watch her students grow up and go off to war stars Hidcko Takamine. 10:00 () Special: "A Tale of Two Irelands." See Highlights. 82! 3 Harry (rerun): Harry tries to prove the innocence of a deaf mute suspected of a and murder. 11:00 QJ 82) Local News (Is Dragnet 3 Green Acres 11:30 Johnny Carson: Guests include Warren Beatty, Gabe Kaplan and Judith Blcgen (opera singer).

CO NCAA Basket ball: Maryland vs. Notre Dame. See Highlights. Movie: "Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?" (121 FBI IS Movie: "Blood and Lace." 3 Special: "Stanley Kramer's Funny Men." See Highlights. 12:30 a Special: "Stanley Kramer's Funny Men." See Highlights.

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