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PACE SIXTEEN MILLVILLE, N.J. THE MILLVILLE DAILY, DECEMBER 22, 1976 TV LISTING McLean Stevenson Plays The Schnock TOPPER (D ODD COUPLE ft) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS MOVIE Arabella' 1909 Virni Lisi. James Fox Larcenous, beautiful woman takes advantage of her looks to extract money from those trying to use her in order to help her Italian princess grandma pay taxes dating back to 1890. CQ ESTO NO TIENE NOMBRE 11-30 f) THE TONIGHT SHOW Guest host John Davidson Guest Sandy Duncan fj LOVE AMERICAN STYLE THE ROOKIES MYSTERY OF THE WEEK ROOKIES- Walk a Tightrope Two law students plot to execute Terry whom they hold responsible tor two deaths at a campus demonstration. MYSTERY.

OF THE WEEK-The Werewolf ol Woodstock' Michael Parks Meredith Macrae The story ol a man turned into a werewolf by an electrical storm at Woodstock iR) 0 MOVIE Saboteur' 1942 Robert Cum-mings Priscilla Lane. A young factory worker accused of sabotage and the murder 01 his best friend, sets out to find the real criminals CO THE CBS LATE MOVIE Dirty Dingus Magee' 1970 Frank Sinatra. George Kennedy. The western adventure drama revolves around a wild renegade who has the cavalry on his trail. Ihe law at his throat outlaws at his back and women on his rmnl iR) CD HONEYMOONERS QD DARK SHADOWS 1 12:30 MOVIE Passport to Pimlico' 1949 Stanley Holloway Margaret Rutherford.

1:00 TOMORROW Host Tom Snyder 1:25 CB MOVIE Big Jim McClain' 1952 John Wayne. Nancy Olson. 1:30 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW CFJ MOVIE Pele Kelly's Blues' 19'jb Jack Wulib Janet Leigh Members of a Roaring 20 band defy fhe demands ol a bigtime racketeer, who wants a piece of the band action CQ MARIANA DE LA NOCHE tUb THE PRACTICE Carlolta' A wealthy widow and former flame ol Dr Jules Bed-lord arrives al the doctor ollice on New York's West Side and resolves to take him away from it all' against his will, of course. Guest star Edie Adams NEW YORK REPORT 10 00 THE QUEST Portrait of a Gun-lighter Ouentin Baudine teaches a young orphan to use a gun in selt-delense. then comes to regret it when the youth turns into a cold-blooded gunman.

Guest star John Ireland, CD NEWS -CJ CHARLIE'S ANGELS Death on Wheels' Jill becomes the hated star of a roller learn when she goes undercover to investigate the accidental' death of a beautiful skater. Guest stars Andra Akers Dick Sargent. JERSEY SIDE CQ UN EXTRANO EN NUESTRAS VIDAS CQ BEST OF GROUCHO 10:15 QD MOVIE Miracle on 34th Street' 1947 Maureen O'Hara. John Payne. 'Kris hired as Macy's Santa Claus for the Yuletide season, astounds his employers and the public by insisting he's the real thing 10:30 MEET THE MAYORS CB BEAUTY AND THE BEAST The classic fairy tale is rendered in a unique Slovak version with rod puppets, dressed in the style of the Middle Ages.

CQ NEWS CQHONEYMOONERS 11:00 OOCDNEWS QD MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 03 WONDER ANEW The historic annual Christmas festival ol St Olal College in Northtield. lealures more than MX) students performing yuletide selections encompassing the college's five choirs and symphony orchestra. ffl OF LANDS AND SEAS People ol the High Alps' CQ CON CHUCHO AVELLANET CD MOVIE Three Godlathers' 1949 John Wayne Ward Bond. Three bandits come upon a dying mother and child while escaping the law Two of (hem die while trying to get the child to town and safety 8:28 CB BICENTENNIAL MINUTES 8:30 THE MCLEAN STEVENSON SHOW QMERV GRIFFIN Q3 THE JEFFERSONS 8.57 NBC NEWS UPDATE 9:00 () SIROTA'S COURT The Election' Figuring that he's a sure loser in a judicial election his opponent name is Joe DiMaggio Judge Sirota immerses himsell in night court cases including those of an all loo serious clown and a pair of dizzy dentists. Guest stars Wynn Irwin.

Roger Barkley Al Lohman. BARETTA 'Look Back in Terror' A convict, sent to prison, by Baretta. escapes to get even with him. and he discovers that the girl he left behind is romantically involved with Baretta SCIENCE FICTION THEATER flj) CBS WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES Cahill. US.

Marshal' 1973 John Wayne. George Kennedy. Cahill a tough, vigilant lawman sets his gunsights and skilis as a tracker against Fraser. a 'wily and successful bank robber. iRi 03 GREAT PERFORMANCES Chester Mystery Play Christmas' This stylistic rendition of a 14th century mystery play' dramatizes the Biblical story of Christmas, from the fall of Lucifer to the birth of Christ.

1.11 21 6 00 QO (ID NEWS 1 BRADY BUNCH (B VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA (D STAR TREK The Way To Eden' Q) TODAY IN DELAWARE 6J BEWITCHED (D EMERGENCY ONE 6.30 NBC NEWS I LOVE LUCY ABC NEWS (B CBS NEWS (EJ TAKE 12 63 THAT GIRL kA INDOMABLE 7:00 (Q NAME THATTUNE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW fj TO TELL THE TRUTH BOWLING FOR DOLLARS Qj) NEWS CD CD ODD COUPLE 03 TV GARDEN CLUB 6D FACE OFF QD ADAM 12 7:30 CALL IT MACARONI ADAM 12 PRICE IS RIGHT O03 LIARS CLUB CD MUPPETS SHOW CD DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 03 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 6D HOCKEY New York Rangers vs. Philadelphia QJ VIENDO A BIONDI 8:00 CPO SHARKEY The Dear John Letter' While helping a recruit write a dear Marsha' letter. Sharkey is interrupted, and Chief Robinson sees the unlinished note and misunderstands. CROSS WITS THE BIONIC WOMAN 'Jaime's Shield' Part II Working undercover as a rookie cop. Jaime is unaware that the foreign agent inlilitrator she seeks has spotted her first and ordered her death.

Guest stars George Marians. James McEachin. Diane Civitas. Linden Chiles IN SEARCH OF ANCIENT MYSTERIES In this film is the incredible proof that man's earliest and most mysterious accomplishments are not as we supposed them to be CO GOOD TIMES debut into the field of theatrical management is less than a smashing success when his singing group walks out on him. CD MOVIE Beachhead' 1954 Tony Curtis.

Skip Homeier: During World War II. tour marines are sent on a dangerous mission to locate Japanese mine fields off Stevenson recalled. "Then Baron Hilton, president of the Hilton chain, came to my dressing room to ask why I was leaving. VI spent an hour raving about how I didn't like what I was doing, my act was terrible and that I was quitting. Mr.

Hilton asked me one favor to go on stage the next show and repeat exactly what I told him. "That's what I did. I got laughs you wouldn't believe. I was on for almost an hour. Fortunately, Mr.

Hilton taped the performance. I ran it back, patched it up and it became a hit opening act. I quit for different reasons on stage every night. The audience loved it." Stevenson and Campbell, moreover, drew record breaking crowds. Mac sees himself as the classic man caught in the middle, a chronic victim of circumstances.

Lt. Col. Henry Blake in "M-A-S-H," Mac was confounded by the troops. Now as Mac Ferguson, he is at the mercy of a feckless family. "I chose to play Colonel Blake as Everyman instead of making him a buffoon," Stevenson said.

"I'm doing the same thing with Ferguson. He tries to cope. "The truth is, it doesn't take much acting on my part. Both Blake and Ferguson are really CARPET CLEANING Nick Gentile Chas. Davis Heating Air-Conditioning Service on all Commercial Residential 825-7545 or 691 -2624 Tjffl if Wr-i.

ANY 3 ROOMS $25 I I WO I im JIU m.w.w.w II 1 111 M4Hfs 1 1 1 La t' liil across The oo years ago today Tka All New Adventures ef the World's Most BumMini Detective the big big blizzard 6 Great Divide of '88 struck. 1 I I me. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) McLean Stevenson, who looks and suffers like the guy next door, doesn't work at this illusion. He is, indeed, the average schnook. At least that's how Mac sees himself.

Mac is back this month with his own half-hour series playing much the same character he did for two years on Doris Day's sitcom and for three years in the nice guy beset by problems with which he can almost cope. Stevenson himself, regularly faces almost insurmountable con- -frontations. Just getting "The McLean Stevenson Show" on the air was enough to give most actors a terminal case of the bends. It started with deceptive simplicity. After two years of Doris Day and a like sentence in "M-A-S-H," Mac wearied of ensemble acting in situa tion comedy He was prevailed upon to devote another year to "M-A-S-H" while NBC waited in the wing with a pair of hot producers ready to role an exciting variety show.

"Before we could get the variety show going, the producers split up and NBC dropped the project," said Mac during a rehearsal break at the network. His bassetlike face mirrored a long acquiescence to the fickleness of fortune. "I was left out in the cold. "But NBC still wanted me. They signed me to a one-year contract.

I did a variety special which might have worked into a weekly series. But it didn't pan out." The show, in fact, was panned on all sides. Mac unconsciously gave a perfect imitation of a man whose undergarments are too tight. "So I wound up doing guest shots. I made a nice weekly income on talk programs and game shows.

Last spring they brought this situation comedy to me." What they brought him was almost a mirror. Stevenson could see himself as Mac Ferguson, a midwestern hardware store owner assailed on all sides In his new series Mac is bedeviled by a snide old mother-in- law, a loving wife, an oversexed teen-age son, divorced daughter and two grandchildren. "We shot the first seven episodes," he said. "Then. NBC charged program executives.

The new guys didn't like one of the actors and replaced him with another. "They scrapped the first seven episodes and started from scratch. Do you know what that does to a cast! "Still, we weren't too upset. We though we had plenty of time Television In Review 'TTr SHOW TIMES I MM'1 I hours later, tied to the ambiance, the tempo, the electricity. "This show is a piece of show business and that is what football, baseball, golf, all of them are show business.

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His latest effort is "Super Night At the Super Bowl," which CBS will broadcast from the Rose Bowl in Pasadena Jan. 8, p.m. Eastern time, on the eve of the sodden death World Series of football. Cossette organized the first Super Night-Super Bowl show last year, earned dandy ratings, and plans to expand the concept to Super Nights for events ranging from the 75th anniversary of Las Vegas to the U.S. Open Championship tennis competition at Forest Hills.

The Super Bowl show business and sports stars range from Lynda Carter as "Wonder Woman" to O.J. Simpson, with some big talent in between. Sammy Davis Elliott Gould and Andy Williams will host the show. John Wayne will be on hand to present the UPI Anijual Profes sional Football Awards (a job Henry Kissinger filled last year), and Angie Dickinson will appear as the first Woman sports reporter in a locker room full of naked athletes. "The show is aimed at the great, broad television audience," Cossette said in an interview.

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