Sunday Gazette-Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 72

MIM1 WCNMV wwz-nr SATURDAY WOATTV Cftf-AtC WIIIS-TV WMJ-TV WHS-TV W10T-TV WTAP-TT CM MORNING 6:90 TV Classroom 7:09 Q--John's Almanac Howell 7:30 IB--Lone Ranger (c) O--Sunrise Semester eighbors 7:45 8:00 Security Popeye 10-- Cactus Joe Kangaroo Kiddie Kapers Program listings ore supplied by stations. Late changes may not be included. MV 01--It's About Tone -Navy Recruiting 6:30 flj-- WiJburn Brothers 0-- Jean Arthur News Wild West 1-- Flatt and Scruggs Q)-- Ernest Tubb ff'ff TO v5v mtnt v.V-V." l'l i A 7:00 oman's View 8:15 8:30 of Life Beatles 9:00 Mouse Super 6 (c) IE-- Froggie Presents rtoon Carnival O--Grand Ole Opry Tamily Affair jet's Go to Races Wagoner Game of Week 7:15 9:15 Time --Atom Ant (c) C3 IB IB--Underdog 10:00 OlETiB IB- Secret Squirrel (c) stein Jr. (c) Kong (c) Space Kidettes (c) ace Ghost (c) CoolMcCooi (c) isper i i i -i 11:30 OOO--Lone Ranger (c) Jetsons (c) Gorilla (c) Gleason Q-- Red Grange Teen-Age Pageant ffi-- Shane 8:00 Don't Eat the Daisies (c) 0 fB IB--Browns- Steelers AFTERNOON 12:00 Top Cat (c) oad Run- (c) 12:30 Bunny (c) ID-- World A-- Dam and "Unchained" eagles (c) onster 1:00 OO6t--Tom Jmy (c) TO--Hoppity Hooper ffl--Snyder Q--Abbott an Football Don Adami fD-- Lawrence Welk (c) Petticoats Smart (c) 9:00 (Movie)-Joker Is Wild" O-; Mission Impossible 9:30 (B--Hoilywood Palace (c) Movies 2:30 IB--Bandstand 3:00 IB--Bowling flsight 3:15 Q--Bowling 3:90 NFL Highlights r-- 4: Wrestling 'Wcase fFL Countdown taonto vs. Ham vs.

gia Tech 5.00 iel Boone (c) jgjh-TBA Q--Buddy Starcher Highlights EVENING 6:00 Dream of Jeannie (c) BiU Anderson Dragnet I've Got a Secret 10:00 Gunsmoke (c) 10:30 Go to the Races (c) 11:00 ather 'Breakthrough" Earth to the Moon" 11 15 ews, ther Sor "Satellite in Ae Sky" and The Crawlinc Haid" Dow Crimson 11:30 d--(Movie)Sitting Pretty" 11:55 Earth Is "Live Fast, Die Young" 14s i 'i Mary Ann "Mission: is Ann Sheridan, Ruff, McDevM and Ooualas her of rescue feam posrng as aenafisf. MONTH FOR GOOD MOVIES on "Pisfofs 'n' Petficoerfs." October Is Rating Time, Folks By Jay Fredericks You may be interested to know that October is television rating month in Charleston. In case you've been wondering what WCHS-TV has done with all the GOOD movies they've been bragging about, this is the month they'll show them in an effort to get the rating nod in the time periods. But, while the survey will be made in October, the results won't be announced until December. So itTl be after that that any program changes will be made if the stations feel any are necessary.

From toe calls and' letters I've received, I think the par- tisane of Captain Kangaroo SUNDAY SOLO and Walter Cronkite have been lying in wait for this month to vent their ire and are ready to strike if they're called about what station they're looking at. Speaking of the good Captain and Walter, I read with some amazement a story in Variety in which the general manager at WCHS was quoted as saying that "no deluge" of complainte reouked from the cancellations of Kangaroo and Cronkite. There was, Variety quotes him as saying, only a "rumbling." His definition of deluge is obvious- AT SUNRISE OiarleMon Center of Arts and Education open to the pdMfc with out charge Tuesday through Saturday 10 a. to 5 Sunda 2 to 5 p. m.

Closed Mondays. PLANETARIUM Lectures 2:30 p. m. Saturday and Sunday: "The and Astronauts' Moons" Groups may schedule by appoirti ment Tuesday througi Saturday. FOR CHILDREN Story of the TetefAooe" Century Virginia Cotrtriet" Story telling hour--10 a.

m. SaUrta Animal Fair and Tatttine birds ly different from mine. Variety also quoted Charles Mover, the WCHS-TV operations manager: "As for Uw Crookite exit, Moyer asserts that local newsmen can do the job as well as network notables. He noted that network news a a devote on fee average of five minute to national and international liard with the remainder features and general Moyer forsees his operation as number one in the tri- state area and 9tanfe pat on his belief that news can be comprehensively within a 20-minute Well, that's what Variety said, has been reported that the West German governmeot has filed a complaint with American television networiu about the proliferation of World War based shows in which the Germans are as the bad guys. Mist Murphy Tbe German governmeot particularly resents reference to Germans on such shows as and "Ibe Rat Pa- troT "krauts" or "potato heads' or other such uncomplimentary terms.

I Am't think the German complaints are going to do much good. World War at the moment is good box office and no matter how you slice it, the Germans WERE the bad guys. Tbat's the way the sauerbraten crumbles. TV Movies Saturday Ttoe Joker Is Wild," 9 p. IO4B with Frank Eddie Albert.

FOR ART LOVERS Itidtown Galleries I Painting of the Terry Willis, St. AHm. Display--Ceramics. i NATURALISTS and Migration. 1 Photograph by GARDEN CENTER ants under lower containers.

X)D Rosemary Murphy, who created the role of the wife in the Broadway play "Any repeats the part in the screen version of tike cotntdy succcog. Miss Murphy is Jason Ro- bard'fi wife in the film. Tbe actrees is the daughter of Robert D. Murphy, former wder- secretary of state. "An actor feete belter working under a former actor because he knows his problems are understood," explained Sullivan.

"No one knows an actor's doubts and uncertainties about how to play a role better than one who was once an actor himself." Gist appeared on all major TV shows, in films, and won a Tony award for his Broadway performance -in "Harvey." Conrad was prominent as a TV actor, and played in "The other films. 'Sitting Pretty," (IMS) 11:46 p. with Robert Young and Maureen O'Harm. "This Earth Is Mine," (1969 12:10 p. with Rock Hudson and Jean Smunoos.

"FSre Down Bekm," (WB7) 11:15 p. (B with Rita kywocth and Jack Lemmon. (I960) 11:10 p. (E) with David Biian and Frank Lovejoy. ''Crimson Kimono," (iffid) p.

with Shaw and Glenn Corbefc "From the Earth to the Moon," (1966) 11:00 p. fa George Sanders and Cotton. 'Satellite in the wfth and Lois and "The rfog 9 (1963) with and Kent Tavtor 11:15 p. SUNDAY QAZETTE-MAIL.