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Billon Evening Globe Thursday, February 3, 1972 40 DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Kclcham TELEVISION Amiable Michael Douglas says lie just slid into acting NIGHT WATCH IlllBt .4 which he now use's as rarely as possible. The, "Weekend" film was made in Toronto In twb weeks "and we were pretty rushed, in comparison with the CBS Playhouse drama, which we rehearsed in three weeks and then taped in five days. "But Ben Gazzara and Elizabeth Ashley, the co-stars, were marvelous to work with." TV HIGHLIGHTS WINTER OLYMPICS. Highlights of major winter competition from Sapporo, Japan. 8:30 a.m., 10 p.m.

(4). ALIAS SMITH AND JONES. Roger Davis replaces the late Pete Duel as Rambling Hannibal Heyes. 8 (7). NET PLAYIIOUSF BIOGRAPHY.

"Uncle Tom's Cabin" author's deep 'personal conflict, both before and after writing the book. "Harriet Beecher Stowe." 8:30 (2). IRONSIDE. Rod Serling cameos as a magic shop proprietor in this tale of witchcraft. 9 (4).

MOVIE. An ex-convict returns homo to claim an inheritance and finds the whole town is against him in "Hunters Are for Killing." Repeat. 9 (5). OWEN MARSHALL. James Brolin takes time out from "Marcus Welby" to play an ex-fighter accused of beating a heckler.

10 (7). NEW PARTNER Roger Davis (right), replacing the late Peter Duel, makes his debut as Hannibal Heyes with Ben Murphy (left) as Kid Curry on "Alias Smith and Jones," 8 p.m., Channel 7. an now it's He's all Bridge bidding, play Ira Corn Jr. North East South West 2 NT Pass 3 Pass 4 Pass Answer: If you bid on to slam, you lose. A quiet pass is the winner.

The entire hand: NORTH 23 A A 10 4 A65 4 AKQ92 K10 WEST EAST 83 AOJ9752 VQ KJ82 4 108643 4 75 J9842 3 SOUTH AK6 109743 4 AQ765 In the match The Aces lost a large swing by bid- ding a slam which was avoided by the Italians. To add a little frosting, Aces Goldman' and Lawrence bid, a grand slam in hearts to go down two tricks, Mike Lawrence (South) transferred to hearts over, two no trump and then jumped to six clubs. Bobby Goldman then thought enough of his hand to jump to the grand slam. Thus, within five deals, one of The Aces' stellar slam- bidding pairs played in two unmarkable grand slams. Not a good start! Especial- ly- when neither should have been.

By Percy Shain Globe Staff "How'i Boston, my favorite city outside of San Francisco?" was his opening sally. I was talking crosscountry to Michael Douglas, who stubbornly continues to use that name though he has been admonished not to by Actors' Equity and AFTRA in deference to the original Mike Douglas, whom we see daily on Ch. 4. He is, of course, the son of Kirk Douglas, and he's not at all like the old man. No cleft chin, no snarl in his voice, no driving ambition.

Just an amiable kid who "sort of slid into acting." He started out as M. K. Douglas because of the name conflict, making a big impresssion in his professional debut as a fast-talking, hep young man who fights and then joins the Establishment, in a CBS Playhouse production titled "The Experiment." "I kept out of TV after that, except for one 'Medical Center segment titled 'The in which I played a retarded boy," he said. Instead, he went the movie route, in "Hail Hero," "Adam at 6 a.m.," "Summertree" and the soon-to-be released Disney film, "Napoleon and Sa-mantha." "My roles followed a pattern," Douglas said. "I was usually a young teacher, the intelligent type, good with words." Now he's back on TV, in the SABC "Movie of the 1 Weekend" on Saturday, titled "When Michael Calls" (Ch.

7 at Sure enough, once again he's a teacher, but this time at a school for retarded children, and he's mixed up in some eerie doings with phone calls from the dead and mysterious murders to cope with. From this he goes right back into movies, with two scheduled to be made in Europe. He'll do one with Vittorio De Sica and Anna Magnani in Rome, called "The Honorable Society," and the other, as yet un-, titled, to be made in Lon-. don. He plans to stay in England for while.

His girl Never too cold for ice cream in E. Siberia Reuter MOSCOW They're still selling ice cream in Yakutsk, Eastern Siberia, although the temperature has dropped to 72 degrees Fahrenheit below zero the lowest there in 45 years. Yakutsk is the capital of a vast region containing some of the chilliest spots on earth. A report in the Soviet newspaper Trud said the temperature had not been above 67 degrees Fahrenheit below zero for the last two weeks. Fogs were so thick that it was impossible to see the other side of the street and buses were crawling through the city at six miles an hour.

But otherwise it was busisess as usual. On Your Dial AM STATIONS "Last summer it was golf got somethin' to be mad at TVlA ApPtt A I1C Today's hands were played in "The Match of the Century" between The Aces and the Italian Blue Team. The Blue Team emerged victorious in the 140-board match winning by an impressive margin of 84 international match points. Match your actions with those of the world's leading pairs. Artificial and complex bidding problems have been altered so that the same problems will be presented using "Standard American" methods.

Question No. 1: You are South, vulnerable, and hold: AA84 VAKQJ652 4K A2 What do you bid after: 23 South West North East 2V i Pass 3 Pass 3 Pass 3 NT Pass 4 NT Pass 5 4 Pass 5 NT Pass 6 4 Pass Answer: Six hearts or six no trump are the winning bids. The grand slam goes down. the entire hand: NORTH 4QJ2 7 AQ645 QJ53 WEST EAST 4K1073 965 10984 3 482 J10975 4987 4K1064 SOUTH AA84 VAKQJ652 4K 4A2 Would you believe that both teams bid to seven no trump, down one, for a tie? Maybe it was "opening-night jitters," since this was the second hand dealt. In any event, this result was certainly not worthy of either North-South partnership both of whom neglected to find out about kings (the bidding did reveal, however, that North held at least the A-Q of diamonds).

Question No. 2: You are South, vulnerable, and hold: 23 10 9743 4 AQ765 What do you bid tifter (North's two-no-trump bid promises 20-22 HCP)? THURSDAY EVENING (R) 4- 5-7-10-12 Nw, weather 6-SL-ABC Newt 1 1 Dilemma of Power 27 -Petticoat Junction 381 Dream of Jeannie 56 Flintstones Things Work (R) 5- 1 2-CBS New 6- Hollywood Squares 7- ABC New 9 News, weather 27 Movie. Eddie Albert, Jane Wyman in "Brother Rat and a Baby" (1940), three buddies graduate from military school 33 McHale' Navy 56 Gilligan's Island (R) 1 Louis lyon 4- 10-NBC Nightly News 5- 12-What'sMy line? 6- 38 Hogan's Heroes 7- Dick Van Dyke Show 9 Gilligan's Island 44 US History 561 love lucy The Reporters 4 David Frost Revue. Vincent Price joins in spoof of Wall Street 5 Five Reports 6 let's Make a Deal 7 Hollywood Squares. Charley Weaver, Paul lynde, Wally Cox, James Brolin, Nanette Fabray, Don Rickles, Marty Allen, Barbara Feldon, Connie Stevens all in the Hollywood Squares 9 Rat Patrol 1 0 To Tell the Truth 1 1 Public Affairs.

Conversation with Sen. Vance Hartke (D-lnd.) 12 I Dream of Jeannie 38 Hockey. Bruins vs. Minnesota North Stars 44 Our Street 56 Dragnet, Jack Webb Eye to Eye. Stopping Time" 4- 10 Flip Wilson Show.

Phil Silvers, B. B. King, Barbara Feldon, guests 5- 12 Me and the Chimp. Buttons meets sexy girl chimp, Mike m.eets her beautiful babysitter FRIDAY MORNING Sunrise Semester 4 Sign On-Seminar Understanding Our World 1 0 TV Classroom 1 2 Sunrise Semester 5 N.E. Farmer 6 Jack LaLanne Show 4 Daily Almanac 5 We Believe 6 News, weather 2 -Drugs: A to 4- 10 Today Show.

Sen. Gravel (D-Ala.) talks about children with learning problems 5- 1 2 News, weather, sports 6 Troop 7 Major Mudd leave It to Beaver 5- 12 Captain Kangaroo 6 Flying Nun 2 Drug: The Children Are Choosing 4-10 Winter Olympics. Men's 500-meter speed skating; hockey recap; luge (men's, women's sin- 2 friend, Brenda Vaccaro, will be going with him, "We've been together for two years," he said. "We met in in which we both appeared, She's 30; I'm 27." Brenda is, of course best remembered for her vivid role as the prostitue in "Midnight Cowboy" and was seen on TV in December in "What's a Girl Like You?" on "Movie of the She's also popujar as the girl in those Polaroid commercials." Douglas learned about Boston while he was at the Choate School in Walling-ford, Ct. "I used to visit friends at Harvard a lot," he explained.

"Most of the Choate boys become Ya-lies, but I fooled 'em. I went to the University of California at Santa Barbara instead. "I had no thought then of being an actor. Not until my junior year at school, when I had a chance to act and direct. I still want to advance in the directing and producing fields.

You can specialize yourself right out of business if you stick to acting. "In fact, I have a property right now which I'm going to produce. It's my father's play, 'One Flew, over the Cuckoo's which I will oversee as a movie, but not with my dad in it. The scrip is being worked on right now." About my father: "No sweat. We see each other about once a week when it's convenient.

Right now he's in Europe making movies, and I hope to be joining him when I go over, "I learned from him mostly by osmosis, being around actors and acting as a kid, Beyound that, there was no great advantage to being his son. "He wasn't very impressed with my early performances. After 'The Experiment' he sent me a telegram which read 'I'm But he was in the hospital for a minor throat operation at the' time. He never said about movie roles. "How do I feel about him? Well, I see him as a talented actor and a man with incredible stamina and good business sense who really had to make it the hard way, something I didn't have to face.

His Was truly a rags-to-riches story." For a time he thought of taking his father's real name, Michael Danielo-vich, into acting with him, or turning it around to Douglas Michael. But he settled for M. K. Douglas, Tomorrow's calendar Films CHARLESTOWN BRANCH LIBRARY. Parents Discussion Group program.

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$1 for general admission; students with Suffolk identification cards, 60c 8 P.m. For Mail Orders Picas Raqwett Oar Brecliaro ODDS AND The serial that started the British cycle of dramas in this country is coming back. The "Forsyte Saga" is due for another 26-week run on PBS (Ch. 2) starting Mar. 6.

It will run Mondays at 10, with repeats Tuesdays at 10 on Ch. 44 PBS has snagged Walter Matthau for a rare TV performance. be in Odets' "Awake and Sing" on "Hollywood Television Theater," also scheduled for Mar. 4 ABC has announced a second definite entry for next fall. It's called "The Streets of San Francisco," and it stars Karl Maiden as an Older detective, with his sidekick still to be cast.

The first one is, of course, the Julie Andrews Variety series If you saw a Dennis Weaver look-alike in his "McCloud" show last night, that was Rick, his son, 23, playing a violin student who is jailed as a murder suspect. This was Rick's fourth acting effort. He began at the age of 11 "when I had to throw putty in the face of James Arness in a 'Gunsmoke' Ginger Rogers may take the Dinah Shore route to daytime TV. She's talking with network moguls about a morning cooking series It should be interesting the late-night of Feb. 14.

CBS will start its movies. Johnny Carson, fresh from a' week of rest due to the Olympics, will be. on the West Coast with top talent. Dick Cavett is booking the biggest acts he can find and may throw in a blockbuster solo personality. MORNING GLOBE reviews in brief: "If Yon Wait!" 7) Think Last Year Was Bad, Raucous and gentle, by turns, with the gentle stuff better.

"A Public Affair Election '72" (Ch. 2) Too fragmented and tentative. (Ch. 7) A direct, uncomplicated, elemental western that held interest. "Search for the Nile" (Ch.

4) Chapter 3 a vast, "Plimpton! Adventure in Africa" (Ch. 7) A comedown for the determined amateur. DR. CRANE ANSWERS 1 Verdict; 2 Hippocrates (Physician) 3 Gopher ball (Baseball); 4 Iron; 5 Hinny; 6 (a) Knight-Graham (w) (b) Rodeheaver- Crosby (y) (c) Goldwater- Smith (z) (d) Wesley-Eddy (x) (e) Hope-Diller (v) Phone Orders 426-4560 I 3 Channel 38, Weekdays 6-7-9 Alias Smith and Jones. Roger Davis takes over the role of Hannibal Heyes, replacing the late Pete Duel; Jim Backus, Chill Wills, Donald Woods, Dennis Fimple guest star.

Heyes dnd Curry use counterfeit money to, get into a high stakes poker game, then are framed by a crooked banker 1 130 Minutes With 44 Firing line 56 Movie. Jackie Gleason, Kath-erine Kath in "Gigot" (1963), a Paris mute shelters a woman and her daughter in his humble lodgings 1 NET Playhouse Biography. Kitty Winn plays the title role in "Harriet," the story of tinti-slavery writer Harriet Beecher Stowe Tom's 5-12 My Three Sons. A visit from one of Rob's colleagues heightens Katie's loneliness for her husband. 27 Mantrap 4- 1 0 Ironside.

Rod Serling, Jodie Foster, Paul. A 9-year-o'ld "witch" and a retarded teenager are involved in the slaying of an apartment house rhanager 5- 12 Suzanne Pleshette, Burt Reynolds in "Hunters Are for Killing" (1970), after serving an undeserved prison term, a man returns home to claim his share of his mother's estate and to see his former sweetheart (R) 6- 7-9 ongitreet, Stephen McNally. Mike launches an investigation after a friend's ketch explodes under suspicious circumstances 27 Woolner Brothers 44 Catch 44 Ski Report 44 The Reporters On Being Black. Robert Jackson in "Alton Flipped," a mentally ill black man runs into a wall of bureaucratic indifference when he seeks help (R) 4-10 Winters Olympics. Men's 5000-meter speed skating; women's figure skating; hockey; ski jumping (combines); 30-kilometer cross-country ski highlights gles); two-man' bob sled highlights 6 Community 11 Developmental Reading 1 1 Curious World 2 Parlons Francois 1 4 For Women Today.

People who are designing for a better-world 5- 6 Romper Room 7 Paul Benzaquin. Is US military guilty of deceiving possible recruits? 1 0 David Frost Show 1 2 Dialing for Dollars 9:15 2-1 1 All About You 2 Nobody But Yourself 5 Classroom 5. Easy repairs of sporting goods 6 Movie Game 1.1 Children of the World Sesame Street '4-10 Dinah's Place. Red Buttons makes a health food drink 5 1 2 lucy Show 6 Truth or Consequences 7 Movie. William Hartnell, Betty McDowall in "Jackpot" (1962), Scotland yard investigates a rob- 1 0- 38 Three on a Match 1 1 Playground 56 Movie.

Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake in "Ramrod" (1947), 'Western about a father-daughter clash 2 Living Things 4- 10 Days of Our lives 5- 12 Love Is a Many Splendor ed Thing 6- 7-9 Newlywed Gams 27 Bold Journey 38 Tom Larson Show. F. Lee Bailey 2:10 11- World of Chonge 4- 10 Doctors 5- 12 Guiding light 6- 7-9 Dating Game 1 1 Film Special 27 Ed Allen Show 2-Computer Science 4- 10 Another World 5- 12 Secret Storm 6- 7-9 General Hospital 1 1 Public Affairs (R) 27 Today's Woman 33 Porky Pig Friends 56 Kimba Maggie and the Beautiful Machine 4-1 0 Bright Promise 5 12-Edge of Night 6- 9 One life to live 7 Mayberry RFD 1 1 Bridge, Jean Cox 27 Kid's Korner 38 Magillo Gorilla Pater 6-7-9 Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law. An ex-fighter, turned rock singer (James 'Brolin) is charged with assault with a deadly weapon his fists on a heckler 1 1- 44 Martin Agronsky, news 27 Newshour 38 Bruins Wrapup 56 It Takes a Thief Petticoat Junction 38 Movie. Anita Ekberg, Vitto-rio DeSica in "Three Etc.s and the Colonel" (1962), a Spanish small town council sees to it that the new governor gets everything he desires, including female companionship 44 Calculus Revisited 4-5-6-7-9-1 0-1 2-27-News 56-One Step Beyond 4- 10 Tonight Show.

Lee Marvin, Marilyn Home, Rodney Danger-field, guests 5- Merv Griffin Show. "Husbands and Wives," Renee Taylor and Joe Bologna, Chad Everett, and Shelby Grant, Joe and Shirley Flynn, Londa and Reuben Carson, guests 6- 7-9-Dick Cavett Sltow. Andre Previn, guest 1 2 Movie. Laurence Harvey, Jane Fonda, Capucine, Barbara Stanwyck in "Walk on the Wild Side" (1962), let's see now, Harvey leaves Texas in search of his sweetie, meets Fonda enroute, finally finds his love in a New Orleans house (that's not a home) run by Stanwyck who, it develops, likes her vice versa, and, oh yeah, Anne Baxter fits in there somewhere 27 Movie. Hansjorg Felmy, Maria Perschy in "The Mad Executioners" (1965), confusing chiller set in London 56 Movie.

John Bromfield, Jim Davis in "Frontier Gambler" (1 956), Western adventure 4- 6-7-1 0-News 5 Cheyenne, Clint Walker Movie. Paul Henried, Mary Murphy in "Live Fast, Die Young" (1958), a girl tries to prevent her runaway sister from embarking on a life of crime. bery and the murder of a policeman 1 1 Cover to Cover 1 1 Tale-a-Vision Time 4- 1 0 Concentration 5- 12 My Three Sons 6 Gilligan's Island 9 Western Theater 1 1 living Things 2 What's My Thing? 4- 1 0 Sale of the Century 5- 12-Family Affair 6- Mothers-I n-la 1 Electric Company 2 Music Shop Newstalk Jack LaLanne Show What's My Thing? 11:30 4- 1 0 Hollywood Squares 5- 12-Loveof Life 6- 7-9-That Girl 1 1 High School Special 56 New Zoo Revue 38 Fashions in Sewing 56 Yogi Bear 2-11-44 Sesame Street 4- 10 Somerset 5 Gomer Pyle 6- 9 Love American Style 7 Movie. Robert Stack, Robert Ryan in "House of Bamboo" (1955), Japanese police and US Army intelligence join forces against a criminal gang of ex-GIs 1 2 Merv Griffin Show 27 Bozo's Big Top 38 Bugs Bunny Road Runner 56 Flintstones 4 Mike Douglas Show. Buddy Greco, Dick Shawn, Gisele Mc-Kenzie, Cubby O'Brien, Austin Miles, Amb.

Henry J. Taylor, guests 5 To Tell the Truth 6 Flintstones 9 Uncle Gus 1 0 I love lucy 27 Adventures of Lassi 38 Three Stooges 56 Speed Racer -5 00 2-1 1-44 Mbterogers 5 Perry Mason 6 Get Smart 10-Wild, Wild West 27 Popeye 56 lost in Space 2-1 1-44 Electric Company 6 News 9 McHale' Navy 12 Drognet, Jack Webb 27 laurel and Hardy 38 Munsters MlfetVI My Own Story Xaviera Hollander with Robin Moore and Yvonne Dunleavy DELL $150 madam lells all FRIDAY AFTERNOON 4-5-1 2 News, weather 6- 9 Bewitched 7 Virginia Graham Show. Harold J. Stone, Don Segal, guests 10- 38 Jeopardy 1 1 Sesame Street 27 Movie. Jean Peters, Jeffrey Hunter in "Lure of the Wilderness" (1952), a murderer holds a young man hostage in a Southern swamp 56 Kimba 12:05 2 Nutrition Field Trip 4- David Frost Show.

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