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The Boston Globe Thursday, April 4, 1968 TV Highlights Today Channel Chuckles Night Watch 1IEEV GRIFFIN SHOW: Tony Randall, By Bil Keane Home Country USA At Boothbay Harbor By PERCY SHALV Globe Television Critic SURVEYING THE TV SCENE In depicting rural life in America for its documentary tomorrow night on "American Profile: Home Country, USA," NBC chose to start at Boothbay Harbor, Me. There it tells the story of the Stevens family, one of the few remaining builders THE CALIFORNIA GIRL: Documentary exploring the California way of life through the eyes of the women living it; Sally Field, narrator; 9 (7). HOCKEY: Boston Bruins vs. Montreal Canadiens, Stanley Cup Playoff Game: 9 (38). DEAN MARTIN SHOW: James Stewart, George Gobel, Shecky Greene, Wisa D'Orso; 10 (4).

MOVIE: "There's Always Tomorrow (1956), Barbara Stanwyck, Fred McMur-ray; 10 (7). PRO SKI RACERS Assn. Meet at Great Gorge, N.J.; 10 (9). CITIES OF THE WORLD: "Mary McCarthy's Paris," the American novelist tells of the problems she found living in Paris: 10:30 (2). TONIGHT SHOW: Red Reed, columnist; 11:30 (4).

JOEY BISHOP SHOW: Wayne Newton, Eva Gabor, Don Knotts, Pete Barbutti; 11:30 (6-9), 12 (7). runua, uanaier and Young, Maureen Stapleton; 4:30 (4) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: "The Jt cal Prof. Carroll F. Miles, Sim- mons College; 7:10 (44) CABINETS IN CRISIS: Teachers' Briefing A classroom simulation game based on the Yugoslav crisis of 1950, which will be broadcast from Apr. 25 to 23 Tonight's briefing introduces participating i teachers to the game which they will use their classrooms; 8 (44) SPECTRUM: "Israeli Science Search for a 8:30 (2).

PAT BOONE in Hollywood: Liberace, Ross Martin, Susan Hayward; 8:30 (38) WOODY WOODBURY Show: Cecil Kella-, way, Peter Palmer, Spanky Wilson, The Seven Souls; 8:30 (56). MOVIE: "One Man's Way" (1964)' Don Murray Diana Hyland in film based on biography of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale; 9 (5). Faye Dunaway, Paul New. man, and, of course, the lat Spencer Tracy will bo among the missing Next week's "Carol Burnett Show" will be carried on the following Sunday at 1 here (Ch.

5), instead of Saturday at 5. because of the Masters Golf Tournament ABC has been much criticized for its "economy programming" next year, but its new president, Elton H. Rule, says it is "the most expensive schedule ever to appear on ABC" MORNING GLOBE reviews: "Draft Resistance View-In" (Ch. 2) Dawdled too much along the way. "Two on the Aisle" (Ch.

4) A plush, well-mounted songbag of Shubert hits, sung by Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme. A fine finale for "Music Hall." i RADIO-TV cial went to the star. There were all sorts of conferences in London while rehearsal and taping schedules were being met in Hollywood. Finally, Dick was able to interrupt the movie-making long enough to fly home for the final taping. It's not the best, way to put a show together It sure has been a month of unresolved series finales.

"The Invaders" were never caught; "Garrison's Gorillas" were never pardoned; "Lost in Space" was never found; "Batman" kept his hooded secret intact; and Paul Bryan stopped running in "Run For Your Life," with his mysterious disease still intact. What a great deal of commotion to no purpose! Group (Ch. 4) takes another flier in culture when it will preempt "High Chaparral" a week from Sunday for "Back Stage" at the San Francisco Opera," hosted by Cyril Ritchard. Ron Ely must be one actor who is kind of glad his series, "Tarzan," has been cancelled. During its hectic two-year run he broke his nose, three ribs, his left shoulder, dislocated his jaw, sprained his wrist, and repeatedly injured his bare feet.

Incidentally, his very last episode tonight, "Trina," finds him dallying with eight pretty girls whose only excuse for being in the jungle is that one is looking for her uncle. Shades of the old Edgar Rice Burroughs character, who only bothered with crocodiles and tigers, and had Jane to keep house! 20 in 17th and 20th positions. "Gentle Ben." the erstwhile freshman pace-setter, was 25th. Top-rated special of the two-week period ending Mar. 17 was "Dear Mr.

Gable," in fourth place. And Debbie Makes Six" also was successful, winning the 22d spot. But the other featured attractions didn't do too well. The three segments of "Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" came in 38th, 52d, and 56th; "Travels with Charley" had to be content with 49th, Cousteau's "Undersea World" was 67th, the "Now Generation" lagged 82d despite its youth pull, the "Junior Miss Pageant" and Princess Grace's "Monte Carlo: C'est La Rose" tied for 89th, and in the greatest injustice of all, the magnificent Hurok Presents program with three world- famed artists performing at their peak, came in 106th. Back in 112th place, trailed only by a couple of news shows, was ABC's "The Actor." Rowan and Martin's barbs at President Johnson on Monday's "Laugh-In" were embarrassing rather than funny, after the President's noble gesture of the night before.

And what of the "Smothers Brothers" tapes now being rerun that are just loaded wtih cracks at the chief executive? i Next season's schedule is set, but some of the titles aren't. "Mod Squad" has been changed to "Young Detectives," "Tales of the Unknown" to "Journey to the Unknown," and "The Good Guys" to "Two Good Guys." "Here Come the Brides" and "Lucy" also face new monickers, which haven't been "That Julia Child certainly can whip up those egg whites." Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Music Education WJIB-FM 86.0 Mess 6 e.m. Music, stereo, 34 hours a day with Globe news headlines on the hour WGBH-FM 89.7 Mets. Evening 8:30 6:00 4-S- of large wooden ships in the Maine fishing area, who take great pride in their craft. Over 40,000 feet of color film was gathered from coast to coast for this pictorial grass roots study, -which will be aired at 10 p.m.

on Ch. 4. Peggy Fleming, the American darling and Olympic skating champion, has turned professional to sign a long-term contract with NBC. A special will be built around her for next season. After a long period of silence while the other two networks were exploring the military situation with spe-fast-changing political and cials, ABC finally entered the lists Wednesday night with a generally competent half-hour report of the new, nebulous peace hint, which it titled "Vietnam Report: Possibilities of Peace." It preempted "Dream.

which in itself is cause for rejoicing. It is seldom that anyone bows out of television in the blaze of glory that Andy Griffith did this week. His final show, after an illustrious eight-year run, was aired Tuesday here, and on that same day the Nielsen ratings came out, showing the Griffith stanza to be the year's No. 1 show. I can never remember that happening before, though Dick Van Dyke was up there pretty high when he called it quits.

"Griffith" was just a fraction ahead of "Bonanza" with "Dean Martin" third, so they must rank as the bg boys of the year. Top new 9:00 6:30 RE YOU STILL GETTING Alt THE PERFORMANCE PAID FOR? t'rw fir out if yojf crp-Hfier q'v't-o ycu cl! tf-t perforfror.ct. you FREE OF CHARGE 7:00 9:30 10:00 2 Antiques, N.H. Shelters 10-12 News, weather (e) 6-56 The Flintstones (c) 7-pThe Addams Family 9 Bob Young, newt je) 1 1 Weather; Muiieale 38 Prince Planet 2-11 American Government 4- 10 Huntley-Brinkley Report (e) 5- 12 Walter Cronkite, newt (e) 6- 5e Gilligan's Island (e) 7 McHale't Navy 9 Newi, weather 38 Marine Boy (e) 2-11 Louii Lyoni, news 4 News, weather (e) 5 Profile, Rabbi Roland G. Gittel-sohn (e) 6 The Honeymooners 7 Troop (e) 9 Marshall Dillon 10 Alfred Hiteheoclr, "Self Defense" 12 Truth or Consequences (e) 38 The Muntteri 561 Love Lucy 44 American Government 2-1 1 New England Views 2 Making Things Grow (c) 4- 10 Daniel Boone (e) 5- 12 Cimarron Strip (e-r) 6-7-9 Second Hundred Years (e) 1 1 Classroom Science 38 The Perfect Match (e) 56 Truth or Consequences (e) 2-1 1 Washington: Week in Review (e) 6- 7-9 The Flying Nun (c) 38 Dobie Gillis 44 Cabinets in Crisis: Teachers' Briefing 56 Hatel (c) 2 Spectrum (r) 4- 10 Ironside (e) 6-7-9 Bewitched (e) 1 1 Antiques 6 38 Pat Boone in Hollywood (e) 56 Woody Woodbury Show (e) 2 The Survivors: Another View 5- 12 Movie: "One Man's Way," Don Murray, Diana Hyland 6- 7-9 The California Girl, documentary U) 1 1 The Actor's Company 38 Hockey: Bruins vs.

Montreal, Stanley Cup Playoff Game (e) 4-10 Dragnet 1968 (e) 2 Newsfront 4-10 Dean Martin Show (c) 6- The Big Valley (c) Always Tomorrow" (1956), Fred MaeMurray, Barbara Stanwyck 9 Pro Ski Racers Assn. Meet, Great Gorge, N.J. It-Cities of the World 56 Movie: "Operation Warhead" 2 Cities of the World, "Mary McCarthy's Paris" 4-5-6-7-9-10-12 News 7 Movie (cont'd) 9 Ski Report 4-10 Tonight Show (e) Dakotas," Bill Williams, Coleen Gray 6-9 Joey Bishop Show (c) 12 Movie: "Red Skies of Montana," Richard Widmark, Jeffrey Hunt-er 7 Joey Bishop Show (e) 56 At Your Service (e) 4 "Pittsburgh," John Wayne, Marlene Dietrich Seventeen of the 20 acting nominees have promised to show up for the big Oscar shindig Monday night. Only Mclntoih Lberctrry, w.H let mrrl.jtir. I'siro trt firest Hewlett rociti'd touiprrssnt ord disicrtion crdvifm.

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New Rochelle. N.Y.i WBUR-FM, 7. JIM KEITOVEB Nighlllne: "What Makes a Neighbor?" WEEI. 7.30. tIRTsI HERE! "Freedom Today," Henry Bteelo Commaser.

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