The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 85

01 Drama and comedy are the order of the movie week. However, the fare has been reduced by preemptions for specials. On Saturday at 8 p.m. Chs. CD (B offer "The Smugglers a drama starring Shirley Booth, Carol Lynley and Charles! Drake.

(It. can also be seen Monday at 9 p.m. oh "The Smugglers is escapist stuff with tourists getting-involved in a European ring of contraband transporters. It drips in suspense. i' At 8.30 p.m.

Chs. (5) present "Seven Brides for Seven a charming musical comedy, starring Jane Powell and Howard Keel. Based on the Vincent Benet story, it was one of the 10 best pictures of 1954. "Come September," starring Rock' Hudsonjnd Sandra Dee, on Wednesday" tJh. at 7 p.nu, is well worth watching for its comedy value.

Maurice Chevalier pops up in "Fanny," on Ch. Thursday at 9 p.m.v Leslie Caron also stars Charles Boyer in support. It is strictly for the handkerchief crowd. A philandering photographer may be able to take pictures but he fails to murder his wife in "Any Second Now." Stewart Granger stars in this thriller which airs Friday at 8 p.m. on Chs.

CD-CO- SMEW Baseball, horse racing, diving or rugby the sports fan can have, them all-on this week's TV calendar. From Shea Stadium in New York, the world champion Mets entertain the Houston Astros in a National League game Saturday (Chs (5) CD at 2 p.m.) on a Game of the Week telecast that features solid clubs in each division, X-hy- Sunday's Kateidosport (Chs-O (5) CD at 2.30 p.m.) features live coverage of the Canadian National Divjng. Championships from the Pan-Am pool in Winnipeg and Canada's Olympic hopeful, Beverly Boys "of LTqronto, is the, one to watch I Rugby shares the spotlight Sunday (Ch CD at 3 p.m.) with Wales playing 1 New I Wednesday it's baseball again with -Montreal Expos playing the Houston Astros.in Montreal (Chs at 8.30 p.m.) I.