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NEVS 64, 7MV DAYTOX DAILY NE 7 Wednesday, April 23, 1973 TV 1 Tonight's TV Movies I Tom Hopkins Daily News Television Editor 1 1 mu i i mm i-' Jt i Tu.Murr Somerset CSJ Family Affair Movie: "That Touch nf Mink." (12J Call It Macaroni CH (16) Sesame Street (19; Flintstones 63 Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 Dinah: Guests are Alan Alda, Franklin Ajaye, the Hudson Brothers, LaBelle and Diane Ladd. Csj Beverly Hillbillies Bewitched C12) Afterschool Special: iMiC Cuts Smothers, Davis, Tanner, Crane and Oilier NBC has become the first network to lower the boom on the Nielsen also-rans. That spells bad news for variety show buffs and good news for truck drivers. The peacock network will cancel both the Mac Davis and i CLIFTON DAVIS GREETS GUEST STAR EMILY YANCY She Appears as Former Girlfriend Stephanie in That's My Mama' TV HIGHLIGHTS Smothers Brothers hours along with "Adam-12," "Lucas a "Sunshine," "The Bob Crane Show," the Monday night movies and the "Amy Prentiss" segment of the "Sunday Mystery Movie" series. In addition, "Petrocelli" has been placed on virtual suspension.

NBC says the lawyer opus will either be dropped or moved to a Monday night slot that's still open. Maybe what Petrocelli needs is a good attorney. Ditto for Mac Davis, who ought to sue. He was doing tolerably well, about halfway down the Nielsen list, until NBC Reds Take On Atlanta's Braves THAT TOUCH OF MINK 4:00 0 1362 (color). Sophisticated comedy with Cary Grant, Doris Day and Gig Young.

Rich, suave bachelor makes a big play for a beautiful blonde, all of which proves to be the first stop to the altar. THE NIGHT DIGGER' 11:30 1071 (color). Patricia Neal, Pamela Brown and Nicholas Clay. A lonely middle-aged woman, filled with bitterness, tries to protect a young handyman from the law even though sh realizes that he is responsible for a string of brutal slayings. 'DAY OF FURY' 11:30 CfJ 1956 (color).

Fair western with Dale Robertson, Mara Corday and John Dehner. An outlaw arrives in town, transforming the peaceful place into a wild street for a day. I 0 WLWD-TV, Dayton, NBC ii WI.WT-TV, Cincinnati, NBC WHIO-TV, Dayton, CBS I WCPO-TV, Cincinnati, CBS 02) WKRC-Tl Cincinnati, ABC (I4i WMUB-TV, Miami PBS C3 WOET-TV, Dayton, PBS i 09J WXIX-TV, Cincinnati I E3 WKEF-TV, Dayton, ABC vrV Davis 4:30 (f3! Afterschool Special: 'The Secret Life of T. K. Dearing." Jodie Foster and Eduard Franz star in this one-hour ABC presentation.

It is the story of a young girl who develops a sensitive relationship with her grandfather and learns that being too old has almost as many problems as being too young. Included in the cast are Bran Part and Michael Link. 8:00 (13 3 That's My Mama (rerun): Emily Yancy guests as Stephanie, Clifton's former love, who reappears to renew the relationship. It seems to be smooth sailing until Stephanie's other boyfriend steps in. 8:30 (14 (16) Music Project Presents (Premiere): A half-hour PBS series of six programs from the Music Project for Television, a newly established production center devoted to winning new audiences for music on television.

In the first program, the viewer is taken to his own private rehearsal with the Denver Symphony orchestra with conductor Brian Priestman. 11:30 12:30 J3) Special: "Unsolved Mysteries and Investigators." The many dimensions of physical phenomena, ranging from such provocative subjects as ESP to planets and. people from the distant past are examined, discussed and explained on this 90-minute ABC special. Actor Mike Connors is the host. SPORTS 7:30 QD Baseball: Cincinnati Reds play the Braves at Atlanta.

Ken Coleman and Woody Woodward report. decided to run a floating variety show. Since, February he's been in more slots than a Las Vegas nickel. Still he's ranked 41st among 70 series during the "second season," and I notice that NBC will let Movin' On" do wheelies for another season despite a 51st place showing. Hmmm.

NBC's new series for 1975-76: "Holvak," with Glenn Ford as a preacher in the South during the 1930s. "The Invisible Man," starring David McCallum. The pilot movie will air May 6. "Ellery Queen," a remake of the detective classic, still "The Secret Life of T.K. Dearing." See Highlights.

19 Giliigans Island E3 Partridge Family 5. 00 Cs) I Dream of Jeannie Mod Squad (14 (16) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (19) Mickey Mouse CD Star Trek 5:30 Newsroom Edition (5J Jackpot (13) Local News Ci4j (16) Villa Alcgre (19) Bewitched 6:00 CS Local News 113) ABC News (16) Electric Company (191 Star Trek 3 Wild Wild West 6:30 C5) NBC News 0 CBS News i)X Diamond Head 114, (16) Zoom 7:00 0 Bowling for Dollars (sj Redscen 75: First 01 12 half-hour programs dealing with the Cincinnati Reds with host Bill Brown. Total News Truth or Consequences (13 Bowling for Dollars 14 (16) Play Bridge with the Experts 19 Ironside 3 Dealer's Choice 7:30 Csl Baseball: Cincinnati at Atlanta. See Highlights. Truth or Consequences Juvenile Court (I2j New Candid Camera '14 (16) Book Beat ,1 i If uncast.

The recent pilot movie siarrea Jim Hutton. "The Metro Man," featuring Lloyd Bridges as a copy. The character will he introduced in a 90-minute "Police Story" episode May 6. "Doctors' Hospital," with George Prppard as a neurosurgeon. "Sunday Dinner," a situation comedy with Joseph Sirola as the head of a large Italian-American family.

"Fay," starring Lee Grant as a divorced woman embarking upon a new life. TV Mailbag- woman, until her twin appears to change Petrocel-li's defense approach. Dan August: Racial overtones in a political contest result in the murder of a psychiatrist and Dan August (Burt Reynolds) investigates. (191 Thriller Csl Local News (14 (16) ABC Captioned News (19; Dragnet 3 Love, American Style Match Game '75 112 One Life to Live 14 (16) LiliasYoga Popeye 4:00 Somerest (5) Family Affair 9 Movie: "The Movie Murderer." (12) Dinah 114 (16) Sesame Street (19, Flintstones 63 Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 0 Dinah: Guests are Marty Feidman, David Frost, Johnny Russell, Dick Van Dyke and his daughter Stacy. (3! Beverly Hillbillies Bewitched 119 Giliigans Island 63 Partridge Family Veterinarian Wins Practitioner Am aril CINCINNATI -(UPD The first "Charles E.

Bild Practi 3 $23,000 Pyramid 8:00 Tony Orlando and Dawn (rerun): Guests are Art Carney and Anne Q. I am tired of writing. I would like to know where to write Cher Bono. S.A., Anchorage, Al. A.

Hope you're not too tired to write one more letter, because you can write Cher at CBS Television City, Los Angeles, Calif. 90036. Q. Can you tell me the name of the actress who played Hazel on TV. Is she still alive? Jan Ventura, Des Plaines, III.

A. The wonderful Shirley Booth played Hazel. She is very much alive and semi-retired. But then, Miss Booth has always been a retiring actress between roles, preferring to live quietly in Cape Cod or the California desert when not working. II: SO the brother of the late actor George Sanders, is dead.

Either of those facts could have caused the mixup. Q. Who added the canned laughter to my favorite program "M-A-S-H?" Can you print the address of the CBS president or the person in charge? Canned laughter in the middle of Korea. Ridiculous. T.M.

Sill, Ark. A. Well, the CBS president is Robert Wood, CBS, 51 W. 52nd N.Y., N.Y. 10019.

Write him to complain. You might also write the producers of the series, Gene Reynolds and Larry Gelbart. They have offices at 20th Century-Fox, 10100 Pico West Los Angeles, Calif. 90213. "Medical Story," an anthology of Grant doctor dramas.

"McCoy," a new rotating element of the "Sunday Mystery Movie" with Tony Ciuv.js as a con man. Sow Public TV I Official Dayton's public TV station officially became Dayton's public TV station Tuesday. Translation: The Federal Communications commission approved transfer of the broadcasting license of WOET (Channel 16) to University Regional Broadcasting, the recently formed nonprofit corporation that will operate TV 16 as well as WMUB-TV in Oxford. Channel 16 went on the air in 1972 under ownership of the Ohio Educational Television Network commission, based in Columbus. The Dayton station was operated under contract by WMUB from Miami university until tiie local consortium got organized.

Members of University Regional Broadcasting are Wright State, Miami and Central State universities. They'll all contribute programming to Channel 16 with the corporation taking over operation of the station officially July 1. "There won't be any change in the program format Immediately," said a spokesman, "but maybe in the future we can have regular PBS programs during the day instead of tn-school programming. That's one of the goals we'll be working toward." Johnny Carson: Guests include opera singer Judith Blegen. Movie: "The Night Digger." (12 FBI 14 (16) I.ilias, Yoga and You Movie: "A Day of Fury." Special: "Unsolved Mysteries and Investigators." See Highlights.

13 Special: "Unsolved Mysteries and Investigators." See Highlights. '5 Tomorrow: Visits the Ringling Bros, and Barnum and Bailey Circus behind the scenes at Madison Siiuare Garden in New York. Meara. tl3 63 That's My Mama (rerun 1: See Highlights. il4 (16) Feeling Good: A tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art with host Dick Cavett sets the stage for this half-hour on the importance preventative eye care.

Guest Betty Buckley sings. (19j Lucy Show 8:30 13 E3 Barney Miller fre- 12:30 run): Barney has to talk Fish out of early retirement while searching out a bomber who is blowing up public buildings. 14 (16) Music Project Presents: See Highlights. Merv Griffin Movie: "All About Eve." Conclusion of two parts. Also, "The World I Want." 9:30 (5 High Rollers Medical Hotline: Topic is irritable bowel with Dr.

Jack O'Hara. (19, Flintstones 10:00 Family Affair fs Celebrity Sweepstakes Mike Douglas: Guests include co-host Jose Feli-ciano, Robert Goulet and David Brenner. Joker's Wild 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 15: Phi! Donahue: Guest ii Carolyn Bird, author of "The Case Against College." Gambit Money Maze 19 heel of Fortune 11:00 0 High Rollers Now You See It 12 Nick CTooney 19 Blank Check (E Flying Nun 10 0 Hollywood Squares (5? Local News Love of Life Tattletales ft9 Somerset i mioKiiow rrr.itMM is 12:00 0 Bob Braun's 50-50 Club: Guests include Barry Manilow (2 Local News '12 3 Password 19, Young and The Restless 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12 0 Spilt Second 19 Love of Life 1:00 Young and the Restless 9 Search for Tomorrow 12 63 All My Children (19 Movie: "Seven Thieves." 1:30 0 (5) Days of Our Lives As the World Turns ,13 63 Let's Make a Deal 2:00 0 S9) Guiding Light 12 Strikes and Spares 62 JlC.OfH' Pyramid 2:30 fs; Doctors 0 Edge of Night BLOWER STYLING tioner award" for a i e-ments in veterinary medicine went Tuesday to William A. Hnwarth of Littleton, Colo. The award was made at the a i a 1 convention of the American Animal Hospital association, hich has attracted 2,500 veterinarians here this week.

MIMT doodi.i: 4 Channel Hopping 9:00 Cannon (rerun): imiounow mousing Can you black in 4 of theM spaces and An NEC special on the proliferation of handguns, "A Shooting Gallery Called America" (10 p.m. Sunday on TV 2), will include a report on a bullet-proof vest developed by a Wright State university professor. He's Dr. Fred Rolsten, head nf WSU's engineering department The heat is off David G. McFarland now that somebody has knocked off that big $4,540 jackpot on TV 2's "Bowling for Dollars." The winnah: Vivian Sloan, who hit two strikes in a row Monday night Congrats to Rob and Gaile Reider.

proud parents of Robert Omer Reider III. The "50-50 Club" singer and his wife participated in natural childbirth Apr. 14. It's their first i in I I Cannon's long friendship with a former police comrade plunges him into the midst of a terrorist's vendetta against the policeman. I (12 63 Special: "QB VII." Part two of the three-part I presentation of the screen version the best-selling novel by Leon Uris starring Ben Gazzara as an American writer who accuses a doctor (Anthony Hopkins) of war crimes when he was a surgeon in a concentration 9 Sunrise Semester (12 Linguistics composition 15 Inspiration 5, Moment o( Meditation :20 Farming Today (5,1 Good Morning :30 New Zoo Revue (5) Dick Van Dyke f2 Sunrise Semester Focus on Environment ,121 Woman Power fl (5) Todav Show CBS News 12 63 AM America I i 13 4 Twinif iiiim ib in rnSwiriinni''miiii tm iiniiii i Vole's specially trained experts con give you Carefully casual cut with shampoo and styled blow-dry lor only $6.45.

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A. Van Home. 1:05 I Conversation Piece: Actor Bob Crane gives his views on the state of comedy today both on TV and in motion pictures. camp. (2 hours) (11 (16) Theater in America: "Mass." (rerun) Leonard Bernstein's "Mass" is performed by i dancers and musicians from Yale Univesity for the gala European premiere from the great hall of i a Konzerthaus, Vienna, Austria.

10:00 GO Petrocelli (rerun): Stefanie Powers guests in a dual-role as twin sisters. When a philandering playj boy is slain, evidence points to a mousey young 113 63 Big Showdown 3:00 (51 Another World New Price Is Right (12 General Hospital 14; (16) Mister oners Neighborhood 19 Rug? Bunny 63 Clubhouse 22 3:30 Merv Griffin: The show deals with the problem of teenage drug addiction. ri in talks with ii9t Perspective 30 New Zoo Revue 00 fj Phil Donahue: Grant Tracy Saxon, author of "The Happy Hustler," says he loves his work and tells-how he became a successful call boy. (Si Hollywood Squares Match Game '75 Uncle Al Movie "Vera Cruz." ft Cartoons uuhio radio make my OTHER AM STATIONS four teenage ex-addicts i and Dr. William Radar.

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