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51 THE FLINTSTONES By Harna-Barbera NIGHT WATCH Joe Kapp quarterbacks solid picture, TV career The Boston Globe Tuesday, July 11, 1972 AUGRV H1PPS SifsFK.S2. I II. STEVE ROPER MIKE NOMAD By Saunders Overgard Steve Roper is la the Sanday Globe WJ THE OFFICES OF THEFIRM-. B'JNKY MUST NOT KNOW THE YOU AND YOUR OLD- JU5T REMEMBER THAT IT But bunk tyler knows exactly where he is headed- to the sprawling kant of a famous candy manufacturing company CITY VERY WEL THE CRESCENT FASHIONED IDEAS, BROADCASTING BUILDING IS EAST we SMUuty WE STARTED ltfN6 HAVE 4TAETED PAY1NS 1 zoo, iro nr. HE TURNED WEST AT THAT LIGHT rrTI By Percy Shain Globe Staff Joe Kapp, like so many other star athletes before him, has turned to acting as a source of revenue.

After a year and a half of enforced idleness because of his contract squabble with the New England Patriots, he finds i a pleasant and profitable enterprise and looks for a solid career in pictures and TV. This week he makes his series debut in an episode of CBS's "Medical Center," now being filmed at MGM, and a few weeks ago he completed a rugged role in an NBC "World Premier" titled "Climb an Angry Mountain." In between he filmed what he called a "cameo role" in a Walt Disney movie, "The World's Greatest Athlete," working in partnership with Howard Cosell as booth announcers. Now there are lots of offers on his doorstep and he feels his new career is on the upswing whether he ever plays another game of football. "It isn't that I have been exactly idle since I wound up with the Patriots in December of '70," said the personable quarterback in a phone call from his Belmont home, just outside San Francisco. "My business interests have kept me hopping.

I saved up something in 11 years of pro football and have extensive involvement in real estate and apartment house construction in this area and Vancouver, where I am co-owner of a hotel. "But my advisers seem to think I have a future in the acting business. Goodness knows I'm no pretty face, so they are leaning toward heavy types for me. I am a sympathetic villian, if you can call it that, in the NBC film an Indian who has been picked up on a bum manslaughter rap and is running from the police. "It is a very physical part, I get into some fights; I have an auto accident; and of course I run a lot I have a white wife, Stella Stevens.

Fess Parker is the sheriff and Barry Nelson the cop who's after me. It's due to be aired early next season as a Parker pilot. "In 'Medical Center I play a role more my type, a football coach. The story, titled 'The Gladiator, is related to the drug scene. My assistant, oddly enough, is Marvin Goux, whom I played against when he was at USC and where he is an assistant coach now.

It's a key role but I'm not the guest star. It's a good way to break into series TV." Joe doesn't care much for the Patriots, but he has nothing but praise for rookie quarterback Jim 1 1 1, who took his place last Fall. "He's the best first-year quarterback in the history of the game," was Joe's confident assertion. one else I know broke in as fast and as phenomenally as he did. Frank Tarkenton came right off the campus to play for the Minnesota Vikings, but he didn't have the first year that Plunkett did.

"This kid has everything to be outstanding one of the great stars of the game. He is strong, passes with; precision, and has great leadership potential It takes any rookie and particularly a quarterback a long time to get used to his shoes in the pro game. Playing every offensive down, as Jim did, he learned doubly fast It was an amazing year. "Playing with a team that is just starting to rebuild, he has an unparalleled opportunity. If the boys play together, which, is an important consideration, he'll turn that team into a winner, and maybe a champion.

"Because of our common Mexican-American i-tage, I'm very proud of him and sorry we couldn't have worked together. I don't know him that well, though our paths frequently cross, and of course I have kept in close touch with his career since his Stanford days." Kapp's position in his suit against football is, "I have a contract to play two more years for the Patriots and I want to do it. "The reserve clause hitch is only part of the problem. It's a complicated issue, as you'd know if you saw the 20-page brief on file in Federal Court. I consult my lawyer weekly and even daily, but he has no idea when it's going to come up." ns 1 Snr Rf R.C.

F.iW Hrlcrf iti, Iw. Ill THE JACKSON TWINS ir I- I I tT't rl- ir" -J p- 3 1 1 I I AMNLJTfeS ARE 7 DAY'S HIGHLIGHTS LATE CHANGE. Spassky-Fischer World Championship Chess Tournament will be carried at 1 on Ch. 2. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

2 and 7 (7), 4 and 7 (4), 7:30 (2), 9:30 (5) MOVIE. Remake of 1939 John Wayne-John Ford "Stagecoach," Bing Crosby, Ann-Margaret, Van Heflin. 8 (38) 1 MOVIE. Sci-fi travels of a family in search of a lost world, "Forbidden Planet." 8 (56) BOSTON POPS. "Doc" Severinsen in classical and popular trumpet solos.

8:30 (2) LATE MOVIE. A rugged sergeant fights sabotage and corruption, John Payne, Dan Duryea, Bart MacLane in "Rails into Laramie." (7) 1 AWJ. THAT'S A SIGHT THE VOCLD rtA'tAWS WILL NEVB? SEE AGAIN OF i 5v 1 B.C in the Sunday HEEE'S inr-r- 1 1 HENBY The Smith Family UTO TWO fVA7 6Yt UV2. OHC. Tumbleweedt 4 jJV.

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Globe in the Sunday Globe h.in the Sunday Globe WHUT'S i in the Sunday Globe "'rL WHUT'SY' fn jl HlHttl f. TUESDAY MORNING 7- Form ond Market deport Understanding Our World "Editho" Sign-On-Seminar News, weather -6 25-7 Summer Semester 10 TV Classroom Jack lalanne 1 2 -face the News PMC G.UCt OTP UMK vrcr 2B0RSCL btEP VCR WS TUESDAY AFTERNOON commmiBl vimmo ANNuuNLt nwmw" SHARES Of Wi-E S10CKIN5AMe. -Concentration 6 Andy Griffith 7-12- Beverly Hillbillies 9 Cartoon Festival 4- 10-Sale of the Century 5 Password 6 Corner Pyle. USMC 7- 1 2-Family Affair 9-McHole's Navy News 4- 10- Hollywood Squares 5- 6-9 Bewitched 7-12- love of life 38 -Jack lalanne 56 -New Zoo Revue 27-Popeye 38 Three Stooges 56- Lost in Space 38 Three Stooges 1-44- Misterogers 5 Perry Mason 6 Truth or Consequences 7-12 Merv Griffin 1 0-Avengers 27 laurel and Hardy 1 -44 Electric Company 6- News, weather, sports 9-McHale's Navy 27 -Gomer Pyle, USMC 38 Munsters 56 My Favorite Martian -1030-27- Movie. Michael Craig, Dorothy in "Lite in Emergency Vvard 10" (1957) Janaki.

"Co' Stie-ch" 4-5 6-9-10 News, weather Jo -Movie. Jean Nern 56 One Step Beyond -11 30- 4 0 Tonight Show 5 6 9 Dick Covert 56 Combat -12 00-7 News, weather 1 2:30 7 Movie. Jc'vi Payne, ord in "Sails I. a il 554) 38 News i Dm -1 00- 4 6 9 News 5 Medical Coll Movie. AnJes, Hae ittn" -2 00- 7 News (l5; WGBII-FM.

8 p.m. EVENING AT SYMPHONY. Beethoven: Grosse Fuge; Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 4. WCRB A.M-FM.

8:08 p.m. BASEBALL. Boston Red Sox at Oakland Athletics, 10:55 p.m. 5 Pixanne 6 Community 4- For Women Today 5- Jabberwocky 6 Romper Room 7 Paul Beniaquin 10 David Frost (R) 1 2 Dialing for Dollars 5- MedicalCall 6 Movie Game 4- 10 Dinah's Place 5 From A to Zenker 6 Dick Van Dyke 7- 12 Lucy Show 33-Nutty Squirrel 56 Kimba -Maggie and the Beautiful Machine. "Hips and Bottom" 4- 1 0 Return to Peyton Place 5- 6-9-One life to live 27 -Felix the Cat 38 Bugs Bunny Road Runner 56 Yogi Bear 2-44 Sesame Street 4- 10- Somerset 5- Big Valley 6- Democratic Convention 9 love, American Style 27 Boio's Big Top 38 Mr.

Magoo and Friends 56 Speed Racer Mike Douglas 6 Flintstones 9 Uncle Gus 1 0 1 Love lucy 5-6-9Marcus Welby. M.D. Marcus counsels a coliege instructor to re'urn '0 writing fR) 27-GomerPyle, USMC 27 Twilight Zone 44 Catch 44. Cambridge Forum Bangladesh Teach-in 2-Jean Shepherd's America. "The Phantom of the Open Hearth Lives Somewhere in Indiana" (R) 5-6 9- Democratic National Convention 1 1- legacy.

"Everglades" jpet-ligh's the 'hreat to Florida's famous park by progress 27 Peyton Place 44 Reporters Special "The Relay." by Ai.v 'i kials 11-44 Martin Agroniky 27 Newshour 38 Suspense Theater. Albert. Diixi Potitr I tier in "The Gun," on ekteny woman is driven fo tl brink insanity by a youth with a warped sense of humor 56 It Takes a Thief TABLE AT POPS. Strauss: Wine, Women and Song; Porter: Wun-derbar; Gershwin: Concerto In first movement. WCRB AM-FM, 7:10 p.m.

Ml'SIC FOR RM ALL ENSEMBLE. Prokofiev: Sonata No. 2 In D. 4 Daily Almanac 5 Opportunity Line 6 News, weather 7 Las Noticias de Hoy 4- 1 0 Today Show 5 News, weather, sports 6 Troop 7- 1 2 CBS News Leave It to Beaver 7 Major Mudd 5- Romper Room 6- Flying Nun 7- 1 2 Captain Kangaroo 38 Tom Larson 56 Galloping Gourmet let's Make a Deal 7-1 2-As the World Turns 10-TalkBack 56 Movie. Laurence Harvey, Martita Hunt in "Three Men in a Boot" (1956) 4- 10-Days of Our lives 5- 6-9- Newlywed Game 7-1 2 Democratic Convention 27 Mantrap.

Ricnard Dav. son 38 See Hunt 4- 10 -Doctors 5- 6-9- Dating Game 27 Ed Allen 38 Highway Patrol 4-10 Another World 5 6-9 -General Hospital 27 Lassie 5 6 9- Mod Squad. Pe'e becomes the targe! of a i 5 er. Al Freeman Leslie Uggoms (R) 11-Forsyte Saga. Michael becomes a member of parliament and his politics embroil Fleur in a feud 381 Dream of Jeannie 44 How Do Your Children Grow? 56- Dragnet -800-2- Elliot Norton Reviews 38-Movie.

Ann-Matgaret, Alex Cord, Bing Crosby in "Stage Coach" (1966) 44 -Forsyte Saga. "No Retreat" (R) 56 Movie. Wnl Anne F'Cmk is in et" (1956) -r i o. -orbiaaen lan- -8 30-2-1! Evening at Pops. Par vc -nsen la-ns ArtK" F.e-.t.c Stand Ecs'on Pops in "Conce'tc: In.itipe' and Orchestra' "Gain' Ou Vy H-aa Peps rounds out the eveninq rr.uvf from "Cai aret' ana ousel" 'or hourly to 11:45 WEEI, 7:20 p.m.

(twice hourly to 11 p.m.); WBUR-FM. 8 to 11 p.m. I ONE RANGER. Revenge Is the motive when the M.iskid Man and Tonto ate marked for murder. WCAS, 7:05 p.m.

'V Apartment 3-G HrlM 4- 5-7-12 News, weather sports 6- 9 Password 1 0 Jeopardy 27--Movie. Gordon Mitchell, Eleanor Bianchi in "Treasure of the Petrified Forest" (1964) 38 Cartoon 56 Kimba 7- 12- David Frost (R) 5 6 9- Split Second 7-1 2 Search for Tomorrow 1 0-Who, What or Where Game 38 What Every Woman Wants to Know 56 Underdog 5- 6-9 All My Children 7 Truth or Consequences 10 Watch Your Children-Me Too Show 1 2 Phil Donahue TUESDAY EVENING 2-1 1-44 Hodgepodge lodge 4- 5-7-10-12 News, weather, sports 6 9, ABC News 27 Petticoat Junction 3 8-Top Cat 56- Flintstones 2- French Chef (R) 5 ABC News 6- You Asked for it 7- 1 2-CBS News 9 --News, weather, sports 1 1 Sesame Street 27- Movie. Dana Clark. Lori Nelson in "Outlaw's Son (1957) 38- McHale's Navy 44 Nursing Process 56 Gilligan's Island -700- 2 44 Louis Lyons 4 7-10 12 Democratic National Convention 5 To Tell the Truth 6 38 Hogan's Heroes 9 Gilligan's Island 56- I Love Lucy 2 -Convention Special TUMBIEWEElfs I'M If APARTMENT 3-C GO hi III SS3T NO' MV MiNPbjusT Hi lfMS RACING' WHAT'S XjfA. MIGHT AS WRONG, Sup for MARGO? IjJtV-A A WHILE' CAM PLAIN JANE LITTLE "N0W lo) -IVwANtViPOH'TWANT EXACTLY WHAT'sTl KEEP THINKING 1 ff THAT IS THeY Si to I you TO lose buggins you, THAT I WIGHT BE ULTIMATE IM ill TALK? A YOUR SLEEP; MASEE? RESPONSIBLE FOR A WELL IJA-V Srr--lA BREAKING UP 53r-il gfURES'S i -tV STw TI IK-, iV.

Bn OLD 11 itC wr I ncrll Yk AE WLOSTlj RADIO HIGHLIGHTS AFTERNOON CONCERT. Bach: Canate Jesu. dlr du Mclne Seele: Bcrld: Visage; Liszt; Faust Symphony. WBUR-FM, 12:30 p.m. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION coverage.

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