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UoMort Evening Globe Tuesday, March 7, 1872 46 Chances good next TV season for female leads TELEVISION CBS's big dramatic TV HIGHLIGHTS WIZARD OF OZ 14th annual showing of this classic film on television. 7:30 (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith memory of a long-ago date puts Archie in a rage 7:30 (5) MOD SQUAD Andy Griffith in a rare dramatic role as a harassed murder witness. 7:30 (7) MOVIE OF THE WEEK "The Rookies" is the season's finale. 8:30 (7) NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY Returns at 9:30 (11); 10:20 (7); 10:30 (4, 5); 11:40 (7) MARCUS WELBY. An infant's illness threatens a marriage.

10 (7) TUESDAY EVENING -6 00-2 44-Zoom(R) 4-5 7-10 12- New, weothtr 6 9-ABCNcwi 1 1-Firing lint (R) 2 7 Petticoat Junction I Dreom of Jeonni 56 Flintjtonei Behind tht line 5- 12-CBS Newt 6- You Asked For It 7- ABC Newt 9 New, weather 27 Movie. Frank Sinatra, Deem Martin in "Ocean's 11" (I960), eleven exporairoopers plan to rob five las Vegas casinos simultaneously on New Year's eve 38 McHale's Navy 44 Playing the Guitar 56 Cilligan's Island 1 1 Louis Lyons 4-10- NBC Nightly News 5 12 What's My line? 6- 38 Hogan's Heroes 7 Dick Van Dyke Show 9 Cilligan's Island 44 Man His Motives 6 I Love Lucy The Reporters 4-10 The Wizard of Oi. Judy Garland, Roy Bolgei, Jack Haley, Bert Lohr stor in the 1939 film classic about the Kansas farm girl who is whisked away by a tornado to the magical land of Oz (R) S-U IN THI FAMILY Special Tima Tonight 5 All in the Family. When Edith's past is questioned, Archie fumes with jealousy 6 7-9 Mod Squad. Andy Griffith plays a mon whose life is ruined because he witnessed murder 1 1 love Tennis 12 Glen Campbell Hour.

Milton Berle, Dom deluise, Freda Payne 38 I Dream of Jeannie 44 How Do Your Children Grow? 6 Dragnet, Jack Webb -800- 2 Making Things Work. "Bird Feeding" 5 Mory Tyler Moore Show. A newly elected city councilor is eager to appear on Ted Baxter's news show 11 Elliot Norton Reviews 38- Daniel Boon 44 Forsyte Sage (R) 56-Movit. Frank Sinotro, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. in "Robin ond the Seven Hoods'' (1964 entertaining gangster spoof "Geometric Needlepoint" 2-11-The Advocates.

"Should the Government Regulate the Foreign Operations of Multi-National Corporations?" 5- 12 Hawaii Five-O. Steve seeks a killer whose targets are wives of Army men who have come to Hawaii to visit their husbands 6- 7-9-Movie of the Week. Darren McGavin, Paul Burke, Cameron Mitchell, Robert F. Lyons in "The Rookies" (1972), police recruits ond their wives try to adjust to their new way of life 27 Movie. Duda Cavalcantt, Bernard Noel in "Killer's Choice" (1966), drifter agrees 1o become a hired assassin Phil Donahue Show.

Cliff Robertson 44 Catch 44. Code House Black Journal. "Readin', Wri-tin and 'Rithmetic, Inc. (part 1) 4- 10 Nichols. Nichols and Orv, the barnstorming pilot, fly to Mexico in search of an Army captain's daughter, supposedly kidnaped by revolutionaries 5- 12 Cannon.

Brad Dillman, a millionaire gun fancier's brother disappears 1 1 New Hampshire Primary 44 The Reporters Elliot Norton Reviews 6- 79-Marcus Welby, M.D., Anne Jackson, Charles Aidman. The long-time marriage of middle-aged couple is threatened when their new-born son develops cystic fibrosis (Program will resume after primary report) 27 Newshour 38 Of lands and Seas. "Sailing Ihe West Indies" 44 Martin Agronsky, news 56 It Takes a Thief pm SPECIAL RIPORT 'from ABC NWf on tho Now Hampshire Primary night, on the other hand, failed to catch the public eye. Bill Cosby's "All My Friends on Shore" ranked only 36th and the "CBS Playhouse 90" revival, "Look Homeward Angel," for which people have been clamoring for years, was far back in 49th place. So much for public outcry.

"All in the Family" was on top, as usual, with runner-up Hope followed by "Mod Squad," "Flip Wil-, son" and "Mannix." The Lucie Arnaz pilot was 10th, a good augury. Interestingly enough, CBS plans another all-specials night this Thursday, but there has been change in program plans. Jim Whitmore's "WilL Rogers' USA" still leads off the night, 8-9, but it will be followed by a news special on "Busing," 9-10; and a report by four correspondents on President Nixon's China trip, "Back from China," 10-11. The Smith- sonian Adventure with Walter Schirra, "99 Days to Survival," has been in- definitely postponed. MORNING GLOBE reviews in brief: "Awake and Sing" (Ch.

2) strikingly similar to "Look Homeward, Angel," with a similar emotional wallop, but showing less crafts- manship. "Delphi Oracle" (Ch. 7) A fast-paced thriller, loaded with surprises; 'the cleverest and best action drama of the year. "A Very Missing Person" (Ch. 7) A waste tf time.

REPORT CARDS DON'T TELL YOU EVERYTHING We have created a co-educational program to help the underachiever between 15 and 21 years old to develop positive motivation and realistic -direction. Applications are now being accepted for' February and September enrollments. Call or Write for our catalog: THE THIRTEENTH YEAR A division of University Center, Ine. 420 Boylston Boston, Massachusetts 02116 617-261-3313 Johnny Carspn will be dethroned as king of the insomniacs. The figures for the two weeks ending Feb.

27 show, in fact, that the movies outscored Carson, 7.9 to 7.8, and had a 37 percent share of audience against Johnny's 32. Dick Cavett was out in left field somewhere with 2.7 and a 10 share. The movie score exactly doubled what Merv Griffin used to do, and it also has a bigger station lineup already, with 190 outlets to Griffin's 140. It looks as if CBS is on the right track, not so much for cutting into Carson, whose average remains about the same, but for finding a new audience to stay up late. As for the rest of the schedule, the Nielsens showed NBC making a comeback to challenge CBS for the top spot, 20.5 to 20.0 for the week ending Feb.

27, with ABC lagging at 17.3. The big impetus for NBC was a multi-special Sunday night that clobbered the opposition, with "Babar Comes to America" finishing 25th, the Ringling circus 12th, the Bob Hope show 2nd, and the Bing Crosby special 7th. attention come out now depends en-rely on your doctor's judgment. If you have any reservations, ask for consultation. What I can tell you is that most doctors agree that a patient is better off having an operation for gallstones while in good health.

Much safer than having to be operated on because of another attack of gallbladder colic, complicated by jaundice and a badly infected gallbladder. (McNaught Syndicate) We want what you want. Good television. Watch stalling March 19, 1972 WCVB-TV. The new Channel mm 1 pm-11 i i life rx-u a the Joyce National Presenting ty housemother in "Call Her and previously we saw Anne Mearer as a Kookie single girl in a spinoff on "Courtship of Eddie's and Lucie Arnaz staked out a claim for her own show by taking the spotlight on mom's final segment.

A dozen others are waiting in the wings, among them Bette Davis as a judge-turned-private eye, Helen Hayes as an author-turned-crime solver, Sally Field as a pioneer bride out West, Barbara Feldon as an actress who marries a judge and inherits a ready-made family, Barbara Bain (with her husband) as part' of an investigating duo, Ruth Buzzi and Michele Lee as bachelor girls sharing an apartment. And, of course, Julie Andrews is assured of her own variety show on ABC, and Barbara Eden has a series commitment from the same network. It looks as if the ladies are sitting pretty. The Nielsen ratings continue to show the CBS late movies making inroads on the talk shows, and it is quite possible now that to insist on COMMENT: An alter ego. A mirror image of myself.

When health hangs in the balance, I'm cantankerous, too. MEDICALETTES Dear Dr. Steincrohn: My doctor says I have osteoarthritis. He offers nothing in treatment except aspirin as needed and keeping mobile. Some time ago you mentioned another kind of arthritis that is "worse" than osteoarthritis.

It occurs in younger persons. What is it? Mrs. O. COMMENT: There are scores of varieties of arthritis. But I'll take a guess that I mentioned rheumatoid arthritis.

This is usually due to some form of systemic infection and may cause deformity if not treated early and ably. Osteoarthritis is the degenerative type that many people over 50 have in some form or other. The only point I'm trying to make here is that aspirin, moderate exercise, heat, are about the only remedies (to control discomfort) we have. Incidentally, are you overweight? Reducing might help especially if some of your osteoarthritis is in your knees. Dear Dr.

Steincrohn: Please help me with my fears and anxiety. I have a cluster of gallstones and have been having indigestion. My doctor advises that I have an operation to remove my gallbladder. I am 42 and am otherwise in good health. I hate even to think of operation.

So far I have had two attacks of colic without any complications. What do you advise? Mrs. E. COMMENT: I think you understand why I can't give you any specific advice. Whether or not it ought to ule, but in their initial outings Miss Wyman had the most intriguing story, one about a boy who developed an ulcer because he feared he might become a homosexual like his father.

Miss Hayward gave us the most WATCH impressive performance in some fiery courtroom pyrotechnics over a fatal quarrel. Miss Arden, our former Miss Brooks, had her old droll way with a line. The trouble was that her of-beat sleuthing just didn't hang together, and the strange hats she affected seem out of place in the '70s. If any of the series fail to make it, hers will probably be the one. Each, incidentally, Jiad a young male assistant to order about and to have occasional set-tos with, which seems to be a growing trend to catch the young crowd.

But these three are just the latest in a line of female hopefuls. A couple of weeks ago Connie Stevens made her pilot bid for stardom as Angie Bianco, a waitress turned fraterni every right with all the fancy contraptions. The rays- the EKGs, the lab tests and the rest of the rigmarole. I want to see my doctor's eyes, as they look me over, to watch his ears twitch as they listen to my complaints, to feel his fingers DR. STEINCROHN as they explore the reasons for my pain.

Yes, I want all this. Does this make me out as a cantankerous patient? Per-' haps I am. Some kind of nonconformist? I refuse to kowtow to nurse and doc-. tor. I refuse to run scared, if you know what I mean.

It's my life. My health. My pain. I pay for the services. I maintain that I expect more than lip service.

I expect more than a routine, superficial contact with the one who makes an unwritten contract to give me back my health. Frankly, now, Dr. Steincrohn, what would you call me? Mrs. N. calendar Children's Museum?" Speaker: Mrs.

Elizabeth Hastie, Boston Children's Museum. 10 a.m. Free. CAMBRIDGE FORUM, 3 Church Harvard Cambridge. "Coping and Crisis in College." Speaker: Stanley H.

King, director of research. Harvard Uni- i vewrsity Health Services 8 p.m. Free. CURRY COLLEGE, Milton. "Will Nixon Survive in "72" Speaker: former US Sen.

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CONSORTIUM ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, at Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration Burden Hall, Boston. "Air PoHution Control in 1972 For the Year Dr. Irving Selikoff. 8 Music BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC. Recital Hall, 1140 Boylston st.

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Ell Ballroom, Boston. NU Chorus with Emmanuel College. Songs from "Jesus Christ Superstar." 8:15 p.m. Free. If you didn't see the family last night you can get together tonight The Forsyte Saga Tonight at 8 onchaanel 44 By Percy Shain Globe Staff For years and years after Loretta Young had her run the networks turned down all women as potential series leads.

The fiction grew that they couldn't pull in the ratings and that it took a man to get the big numbers. But from the looks of the past weekend's programming and previous production hints all that seems to be changing. Sud- denly, the woods are full of series pilots with female, stars that are making a strong run for next season's schedule. We had three such shows in as many nights Friday through Sunday featuring eminent actresses in colorful charcter leads Susan Hayward as Jessie Fitzgerald, canny attorney, in "Heat of Eve Arden as Hil-degarde Withers, spinster private eye, in "A Very Missing1 and Jane Wyman as Amanda Fallon, a wise pediatrician in "Discovery at 14" on "The Bold Ones." All would make attractive additions to the sched Patient has Dear Dr. Steincrohn: You may as well know it at the outset: I'm a cantankerous patient.

I expect a lot from my doctors. Perhaps too much. But I expect it anyway. When I keep an appointment I made days or weeks beforehand, I expect to be seen on time. Not be kept waiting around like an overlooked piece of furniture.

My time's as valuable as the doctor's. And while waiting, I rebel at the bad taste or seeming disinterest of the nurse and doctor in letting frayed, aged, thumb-marked magazines be my form of entertainment. Once I get by the Great Door of the inner office almost to the tune of Gabriel's horn I resent being shunted off to a cubicle to wait longer until the master of my fate arrives. I want to be seen and heard. I want him to take the time to sit down and really listen.

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H. Primary How Do Your Children Grow? "Dad, Do You Think My Girlfriend or I Should Pay for the Pill?" 4 10 Decision '72. The New Hampshire Piimary, John Chancellor, anchorman, David Brinkley- AS -Now Hampihiro Primary A Li IN THI FAMILY 7:30 Tonight Only 5- New Hampshire Primary 1 2 This Is Your Life. Irene Ryon 27 Mantrap 44 Calculus Revisited Janaki. "Quick Relaxation" 4-5-1 0-1 2-27-News 38 Movie.

Edmund Purdom Marion Cook in "Last Ride to Santa Cruz" (1964), an ex-lawman goes after an outlaw who has abducted his wife and son 56 One Step Beyond 6- 7-9 News, weather 11:30 4- 10 Tonight Show. Florence Henderson, James Caan, Garson Kanin 5- 12 Movie. Glenn Ford, Angie Dickinson in "Last Challenge" (1967), a town marshal tries to prevent a brash young newcomer from causing trouble (R) 27-NBA Highlights 56 Movie. George Sanders, Anna Sten in "They Came to Blow Up America" (1 943), an American agent, posing as a dead Nazi spy, is chosen to lead a sabotage mission A -7-1 1:40 pm SPICIAL RIPORT from ABC Nowi on tho New Hampthtro Primary 6 7-9-N. H.

Primary 6- 79 Dick Cavett Show. Rev. Billy Graham News, weather Movie. Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour in "Road to Morocco" (1942), Bing sells Bob to a slave-trader in mysterious Morocco 1 1 Playground 10:25 11 Cultural Understandings 4- 1 0 Concentration 5- 1 2 My Three Sons 6 Gilligan's Island 9 Western Theater Mathemagic 4- 1 0 Sale of the Century 5- 12 Family Affair 6- Mothers-ln-Law 1 1 Electric Company Can I Tell You? 56-News Talk Jack Lalanne Show for the Gifted 4- 10 Hollywood Squares 5- 12 love of life 6 7-9 That Girl 1 1 High School Special 56 New Zoo Revue Fashions in Sewing 6- 9 One life to live 7 Mayberry RFD 1 1 Man Against His Environment 27 Suffolk Downs Racing 38 Mogilla Gorilla Peter Po- tomas 56 Yogi Bear 1-44 Sesame Street 4- 10 Somerset 5 Gomer Pyle 6- 9 love, American Style 7 Movie. Neville Peter Brown in "Backtrack" (1968), adventures of four tough Texas Rangers 12- Movie 27 laurel and Hardy 38 Bugs Bunny Road Runner 56 Flintstones 4 Mike Douglas Show.

Eva 'Gabor, co-host, Barry Twomlow, Johhny Olsen, Betty Wright, Dr. Henry Nemerof 5 To Tell the Truth 6 Flintstones 9 Uncle Gus 1 0 I love lucy 27 Bszo's Big Top 33 Three Stooge 56 Speed Racer 2-1 1-44 Misterogers 5 Perry Mason 6 Get Smart 10-Wild, Wild West 27 Pepeye 6 lost in Spate McHale's Navy 27 lassie 38 Munsters Sunrise Semester 6:15 4 Sign-On-Seminar Understanding Our World 10 TV Classroom 5 N.E. Farmer 6 Jack lalanne Show 12 Sunrise Semester Daily Almanac .5 living Word 6 News, weather 4- 10 Today Show Appraisal of N.H. primary 5- 1 2 News, weather, sports 6 Troop '7 Major Mudd leave It to Beaver 5- 12 Captain Kangaroo 6 Flying Nun Inherit the Earth WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Doorway to Tomorrow's Home" Chen TV Personality Oriental Cooking Demonstrations. 6 Community 1 1 High School Special 1 Places in the Newt 4 For Women Today "The Black Mind;" "Operation P.U.S.H.;" 5 6 Romper Room 7 Paul Benzaquin Mass.

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