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Section 2 Tutsday, Nevcmbtr 25, I97S THE HERALD Tuesday. November 25 Channel 2 WBBM-TV ICBSI Channel 20 wxxw (Educ) HP 1 Channel 5 WMAO-TV (NBC) Channel 26 WCIU (Ind) 1 1 Channel 7 WLS-TV (ABC) Channel 32 WFLD (Ind) 1 I Jllrl UI 1 1 Channel 9 WGN-TV (Ind.) Channel 44 WSNS (Ind) Channel 1 1 Wnw (PBS) Channel 9 WGN-TV (Ind) AFTERNOON 1 12.00O LEE PHILLIP LOCAL NEWS RYAN'S HOPE Ip BOZO'S CIRCUS CD FRENCH CHEF it BUSINESS NEWS 44 pfipcve JA, rurc 44' SUPERHEROES 12 AS THE WORLD TURNS DAYS OF OUR LIVES LET'S MAKE A DEAL ID CONSULTATION BANANA SPLITS .441 PRINCE PLANET VOOO GUIDING LIGHT PYRAMID BEWITCHED CD ALL ABOUT YOU 1 PETTICOAT JUNCTION t44)MUNDOHISPANO M5CD 1:308 EDGE OF NIGHT DOCTORS RHYME ft REASON LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE CDWORDSMITH f3D LUCY SHOW COVER TO COVER MATCH GAME '75 ANOTHER WORLD GENERAL HOSPITAL FARMER'S DAUGHTERS?) (DAMtRICAN HERITAGE (32) THAT GIRL BIG VALLEY ONELII'ETOLIVE FATHER KNOWS CD INSIGHT (Ml MAGILLA GORILLA GIVE-N-TAKE SOMERSET YOU DON'T SAY QFLINTSTONES ID SESAME STREET rg) (4! POPE YE DINAH! MIKE DOUGLAS MOVIE "Thf Arringimint" Part II MICKEY MOUSE CLUB TODAY'S HEADLINES f32) LITTLE RASCALS SUPtRHEROES MY OPINION QOILLIGAN'S ISLAND CD MISTtR ROGERS FOR OR AGAINST (32) THREE STOOGES SPIDERMAN SOULTRAIN ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS CD ELECTRIC COMPANY GijMUNSTERSdB 4 LOCAL NEWS 5 OO NEWS I DREAM OF JEANNIE CD SESAME STREET f26) BLACK'S VIEW OF THE NEWS (321 BATMAN (44) SUPERMAN JUGUETTE NETWORK NEWS QBEWITCHFO I32JMONKEES HOUSE OF FHIGHTENSTEIN EL MANANTIAL EVENING LOCAL NEWS NETWORK NEWS ANDY GRIFFITH CD ELECTRIC COMPANY yjZ) BRADY BUNCn (Ml LEAVE IT TO A A5h BEAVER QCJ NAME THAT TUNE DICK VAN DYKE CD DR. WHO AD AM- 12 GET SMART LOCAL NEWS GOOD TIMES OMOVIN'ON HAPPY DAYS MOVIE "lasi Hunt" CD PUBLICNEWSCEN- TER ('2S)ELMUNOODE CARLOS! AGHELO (32) IRONSIDE 1 44) MOVIE "Women in Pcfadiit" 7. 30O WELCOME BACK, KOTTER CD WOMAN All VEI 8 SWITCH POLICE WOMAN ROOKIES CD ASCENT OF MAN LOSESPECIALES DE SILVIAS PINAL (3J8MERV GRIFFIN NASHVILLE MUSIC INQUIRY JOE FORRESTER OSCAR'S GREATEST MUSIC VAUDEVILLE CD SOUNDSTAGE f26 ASIESMITIERRA BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE BILL BURRUDS TRAVEL WORLD NEWS MO VIE "Cesar Rosalw" (3D BEST OF GROUCHOfB (44JSUPERSLEUTHS MOVIE "Vanishing Chalice" TONIGHT SHOW WIDE WORLD MYHTEflY "Alien IH MOVIE "Flim-l Man" fiBlLATIERRA (jKfllTTAKESATHIEF t'ffi PETER 11:00 Ul 700 CLUB -9 1 1 NEWS TOMORROW QMOVII: "btralegy of Terror" 12 30B BILL COSBY 1 2: 35Q LOCAL NEWS 1 LOCAL NEWS EVERYMAN MOD SQUAD MOVIE Jn the Waletlront" 1: 3019 LOCAL NEWS 2:0610 BIOGRAPHY ftf) NEWS 3:150 MOVIE "last Experts plot bid sequence in this play Here is another reader's question hand. It presents problems in both bidding and play.

The bidding in the box shows how two experts might well bid the hand. North responds two spades to see what partner might rebid. South re- bids two notrump to show a balanced minimum. North's jump to four notrump is Blflckwood in ordinary circles. Some experts play it as optional Black wood.

South can pass If he is really ashamed of his hand, but responds Blackwood Win at bridge by Oswald and Jim Jacoby if he likes his holding. Needless to say, South likes his three aces and two jacks and shows the aces, where- upon North settles for six notrump. The play for six'notrump is a good one. South has to try the spade finesse and it loses. Then, the hand depends on a successful club finesse.

It is normal to cash dummy's long of'clubs first whereupon it is necessary to finesse against East. He holds the club queen and South has his 12 tricks. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NORTH A 10 5 4 1 0 2 1 0 7 WEST EAST A 8 6 A 9 3 9 7 6 4 3 2 Q1074 9 8 3 6 5 4 2 8 SOUTH (D) A 7 2 A 8 5 A A 9 3 Both vulnerable West North East South Pass 2 A Pass 2N.T. Pass 4 N.T.

Pass 5 A Pass 6 N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 8 A 25 Movie roundup ARLINGTON Arlington Heights 255-2125 "The Human Factor" (R). CATLOW Harrington 381-0777 Outer Space Connection" MOUNT PROSPECT CINEMA -Mount Prospect 392-7070 Theater 1: "Outer Space Theater'2: "Rooster Cogburn." DES PLAINES Des Plaines 8245253 "Love and Death" (PG) plus "Brannigan" (PG) ELK GROVE Elk Grove 593-2255 "The Outer Space Connection." GOLF MILL Niles 296-4500 Theater "Mahogany" (PG); Theater 2: "Royal Flash" (PG); Theater 3: "Jaws" (PG). PROSPECT Mount Prospect Times" (PG). RANDHURST CINEMA Mount Prospect 392-9393 "3 Days of the Condor" (R) MEADOWS Rolling Meadows Times" THUNDERBIRD Hoffman Estates 885-9600 "Outer Space Connection" WILLOW CREEK Palatine 3581155 "Treasure Island" (G) plus "Dr.

Syn" (G). PALWAUKEE MOVIES Prospect Heights 541-7530 "Rollerball" (R). WOODFIELD Sehaumburg 8821620 Theater 1: "Dog Day Afternoon" (R); Theater 2: "Three Days of the Condor" (R) The Movie Rating Guide is a service of film-makers and theaters under the Motion Picture Code of Self- Regulation (G) Suggested for GENERAL audience. (PG) All ages admitted; Parental guidance suggested. (R) RESTRICTED: persons under 16 not admitted unless accompanied by parent or adult guardian.

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etc. Single letters apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are ail hints Each day thr code Irlters arc dlffi-rcm. CKYPTOQUOTES PU I I I 1 I I I A I I I Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WORK IS -THE MOST LASTING DRUG EVER DEVISED BY OR MAN 0 A. BATTISTA (C IOT King ffatuui Syndicate, Inc.) ACROSS I Flabby 5 Lift 10 Concept 11 Place 13 Spree 14 "The Scarlet 15 Milady's accessory 17 Frances or Sandra District of England 19 "Mati mouse" (2 wds.) 20 Wood sorrel 21 Recompense 22 Ruth's sultanate 23 Send back 26 Aromatic 27 Coup 1 -28 "Big house" guest 29 S.S. Dine 30 Sailor 31 Kind of fever 34 Urge (on) 35 Period in history 2 wds.) 37 Pertain 39 Puzzler's cheese 40 Bass and (hi-fi settings) 41 Glut 42 Chemical salt 43 British gun DOWN 1 Supple; pliant 2 Exemplary 3 U.S.

labor leader 4 Cowpoke's sidekick 5 Saint of Poitiers 6 U.S.S.R. lake 7 Suffix for social 8 Write out; record (2 wds.) 9 Feline carnivore (2 12 Pact Despite nervous opening Turner's out to please by GENIE CAMPBELL It's hard to say who was more nervous opening night last Friday at Arlington Park Theatre the audience or the billed star. Theatergoers had the easier time of it fidgeting in their seats while speculating what Lana Turner would look like UR close and how she would react in the well worn Samuel Taylor and Cornelia 'Otis Skinner comedy, "The Pleasure of His Company." Lana on the other hand, had to prove herself and perform before an unblinking crowd of curiosity seekers. She did manage to do so, but not without the noticeable fear and apprehension of a bystander prodded to face a firing squad. She came out on stage with a bad case of the heebie jeebies which fortunately gradually subsided as the play unfolded.

NO DOUBT TICKET holders going to Arlington in the following weeks, will see a much more poised, confident Lana Turner now that the longstanding actress realizes the audience isn't going to attack rather, sit back and smile. The role of a matronly, wealthy, so ciety-minded mother trying to launch her daughter off to a good "start on a well-to-do marriage, is much more suited to her present attributes than the sexy, movie queen image she portrayed for so long. Director John Bowab has done his job. Turner's costuming is, for the most part, appropriate and attractive. Nor are flamboyant, dramatic gestures employed to juice up her stage appearance outside of several cross-, legged lounging Turner-styl? poses which do look contrived and would be better left out altogether.

Having been out of the limelight in recent years, it is a decided tribute to Lana that tickets immediately sold out for all performances last weekend. The play already has been ex- Mid-week review Yesterday's Answer 16 Miss the- 2S Calling 21 Orchestra 30 Appellation 22 Deed of 31 Attacked depravity (2 wds.) 23 Go back 32 Marble 24 Cabinet 33 An Arab style land 25 Ruins 36 Monster's 26 Italian' Loch statesman, 38 German Aldo composer tended through Dec. 28 to accommodate those orders still flowing in. BUT IT IS not only Miss Turner but also co-star Louis Jourdan for whom the public clamors. He has developed a large following in this area through his two previous engagements at Arlington Park Theatre.

And as in V13 Rue de L'Amour," his most recent show here, Louis is at his best playing the scamp, a devil-may- care, winsome guy who is obsessed with chasing beauty and danger around the world. Impish, unpredictable, making the most of his precise French diction, the roguish Jourdan makes up for the play itself whose theme by today's standards registers stale. Playing the ex-husband who unexpectedly shows up to steal his daughter away for a foot-loose, fantasy- filled Tioliday, Jourdan expertly unloads those quips and uncompromising situations that still do work in "The Pleasure of His Company." Though it is by no means my first preference in theater, the comedy is "cute" and hence appealing to a wide audience. And included in the lineup are other talented cast members who manage to roll with the punches. Marilynn Scott actually does took and act like her father's daughter and if she at times appears just a bit too naive and goody-goody, remember she's playing the show in 90s style.

Sidney Breeze is the kindly, philosophical and wise grandfather who graces the stage with a great deal of candor and wit. Don Marston wears his patience well as conservative husband number two, and Allan Hunt plays his part up as the-jilted cattle rancher who chooses to eat his-meat and speak "bull" instead of Finally there is Arsenic Trinidad who in brief appearances, epitomizes the saucy Chinese butler. IF YOU HAVE a yen for the comfortable, "The Pleasure of His Company" will suit you just fine. Today's 'Movln' Sonny and Will rescue bus passengers and an injured driver after a blowout and get pinned down by sniper fire. 7 p.m., Channel 5.

'Happy introduces "Sticks Downey" to the gang with mixed results he's "colored." 7 p.m., Channel 7. 'The Ascent of A look at the world inside the atom. 8 p.m., Channel 11. Pete goes to pick up his new date, only to discover that she has been kidnaped and sold into a white-slavery ring. 8 p.m., Channel 2.

'CBS Inquiry: The Part 1. The murders of President John F. Kennedy and Sen. Robert Kennedy are examined. 9 p.m., Channel 2.

'The Academy Presents Oscar's Greatest Musical numbers from the 20 years of Academy Award telecasts. Jack Lemmon is host. 9 p.m., Channel 7. May 1, 1975 Edition DIRECTORY OF NORTHWEST SUBURBAN HEALTH SERVICES Welfare Agencies not included a medical reference MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES EG-Schaum. Twp.

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