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ililf "I "''Yrf ir1' fT1ia' TwpT" it I Television Marmaduke May 3, 1 977 -U S.F. EXAMINER Page 27 W'S W1 Tonight Bill Mandel TV movies tonight 8 p.m. (2) "Easy Rider" (1909) Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper, Jack Nicholson, Luana Anders, Robert Walker, Karen Black. Dramatic adventures of two young motorcyclists who encounter bigotry and violence on a trip to New Orleans after an illegal dope deal. (Parental guidance suggested.) Poor Average Good Excellent and culture of the deaf community 13 Merv Griffin go) Spanish Novelas (to 8:30 p.m.) J) Instructional TV Preview: "Power Play" -s43 P.M.

Vegetable Soup 7:00 P.M.- (D Odd Couple (rerun) 3 OeColores GD News: Chancellor-Brinkley CD News: McElhatton CD News: Reasoner-Walters 8 To Tell the Truth MacNeil-lehrer Report 10 Concentration Zoom Adam 12 (60 mm.) (rerun) (3 News: Live from Mexico 7:30 P.M 1 Love Lucy (rerun) C4J 3 $128,000 Question CD Evening: producer Norman Lear; "Mailman of the Delta" Lou Sparrenberger CD Hollywood Squares 8 Odd Couple (rerun) (53 Newsroom 10 Price Is Right Infinity Factory 8:00 P.M.- 1 OiHvd Ftatutt Syiwncttti Earl Wilson Sunday's last gleanings Now there was a confrontation Mike Wallace, master of the disingenuous question, against David Frost, the man who always looks like he knows more than you do. True to form, the Interviewer wasn't used to being interviewed, so when Frost and Wallace sat down mike-to-mike on Sunday's "60 Minutes," Frost felt and looked a little nervous. o-700 Club Lilias, Yoga and You ary Hartman, Mary Hartman P.M.- CD Honeymooners (rerun); News (3) 3-8 Tonigtrt Show: Johnny Carson hosts Michael Landon, George Carlm, opera star Martina Arroyo.Or.Axri Kiev (psychiatrist) CD 10 Colombo: a surgeon kills a nurse after she guesses he murdered a colleague by operating on him; Leonard Nimoy, Anne Francis, Will Geer guest (rerun) CD 11 Movie: "Matt Helm" (repeat of the series pilot); Tony Franciosa plays a private eye investigating an International black market ki munitions Americana: life In a N.Y institution for abandoned and troubled boys (repeat) 13 Ironside (rerun) Captioned ABC News 36 Movie: "Wipeout" All That Glitters 12 MIDNIGHT Night Gallery (rerun) 12:30 A.M. 13 Movie: "Matt Helm" (see Ch. 7, 11:30 p.m, News 1:00 A.M.

GD 3-8 Tomorrow: William "Fishbait" Miller.former doorkeeper of the House of Representatives and Clement Conger, White House curator and deputy chief of protocol for the past three administrations; News CD RiHeman (rerun) 36 Movies: (1) "Shark" (2) "One Touch of Venus" (3) "Sensations" 1:07 A.M. CD News 11 Movies: (1) "Battle of the Coral Sea" (2) "Prince of Pirates" (3) "Bamboo Prison" BCaUTY IS IN THe h-. ere of ths NEW YORK Broadway racked up four stage shows in one week a titanic achievement and each box office is hauling in $25,000 or more a day. Out of this boom a dog named Sandy got his own dressing room and Al Pacino started getting known as the male Greta Garbo. Don't do it, Al.

It was AI's 37th birthday. He was so secretive, only a few of us knew he and his luscious German-speaking protectress Marthe Keller slipped off to be alone. AI's worth millions for pictures. He's Lawrence Olivier, he's even bigger than Farrah Fawcett-Majors. The Michael of "The Godfather" kept the flower of the Broadway press (of which I am the cactus) waiting for an hour at the opening night party.

He wanted no photographers. They got the picture. It's always going to be like that, Al. They'll get your picture. What the hell does it hurt anyway? Is that bad, being on the front page.

The producers of his new show, "The Basic-Training of Pavlo Hummel," are so damned nervous about him being nervous, "Oh, don't talk to him he's so sensitive, so dedicated, so immersed in his work." They walk around almost on tip-toe as though Al is God. "How'd it go, Al?" I asked him. "Oh, I got through it, I survived," he said. No big deal. Al once said that he started drinking at 13, went on the wagon and stayed on.

He's honest. Wouldn't let them run ads saying his show's a hit till it was. Doesn't bleed the show for any big salary. He just loves the show and what it says. Just don't be a Garbo, Al.

Give out some interviews, pose for some pictures You might not feel so immersed. THE MIDNIGHT EARL Sonny and Cher requested separate dressing rooms for their show at Westbury Music Fair but used only one. Sonny's gal was there; Cher's husband wasn't. Each Cher gown was bare, front, back and center Julie Harris is marrying Walter Carroll, a writer friend for 30 years, at Serling, resuming her tour in "Belle of Amherst." George Segal played banjo to Woody Allen's clarineting and Joe Raposo's piano at Michael's Pub with Kurt Vonnegut applauding Yul Brynner, Gig Young and Kevin McCarthy attended Dong King-; man's art show at the Hammer Gallery. A watercolor of Times Square is priced at $30,000.

TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Mack McGinnis got into a taxi and suspected immediately the driver would be very gabby: "On his dashboard was a statuette of Howard Cosell." WISH I'D SAID THAT: Til believe in the effectiveness of fuel conservation," writes Bob Orben, "when I read about the Indianapolis 200." REMEMBERED QUOTE: "Americans will pay a big price for any invention that will help them save time they won't know what to do with." Dr. O.A. Battista. EARL'S PEARLS: Charley Cole points out that after 20 years he still weighs exactly what he weighed Open Studio: "Hear My language, history and culture of the deaf community (repeat) 36 Movie: "Mr. InsideMr.

News 9:00 P.M. CD 10 M.A.S.H: Frank Bums is antagonistic toward a wounded North Korean officer who turns out to be a doctor trained kt the U.S. (repeat) CD 11-13 Eight Is Enough: chaos reigns when Tom's Aurw tie Mame-type older sister (Janis Paige) pays a visit 6) Chinese News; Chinese Drama (gMIooking Naturally: "Roll Your Own" (repeat) gD Dinah: Arm-Margret, Mac Davis, Scatman Crothers, George Miller P.M.- (T)3-8 Movie: "Code Name: Diamond Head" (made for TV), Roy Thinnes. France Nuyen, Zulu, Ward Costello, Don Knight star hi a drama of an American undercover agent who attempts to prevent the theft of a formula for toxic gas (90 mki.) CD 10 One Day at a Time: when David Is offered a position in Los Angeles, Ann must decide whether to marry him (Part with conclusion May 10) (T) Best of Ernie Kovacs Black Perspective on the News P.M. (T) News: Hambrick-Richmond CD 10 Koiak: Rosie Grier guests as a bounty hunter after a desperate man who Jumped bail in S.F.

(rerun) CD-1 1-13 Family: Doug, engrossed in his work, Is unaware that Kate has become dependent on a newly divorced family friend for companionship CD Monty Python's Flying Circus d) Algo Especial (2 6 Praise the Lord: religious Newsroom (repeat) 36 Merv Griffin: McLean Stevenson, Phyllis Oilier, Eddy Arnold, Gore Vidal Spanish Novelas P.M.- (D The Goodies MacNeil-Lehrer peat) Best of 6 roue ho (60 Spanish News Report (re- P.M.- CD liars Club 3XDCD-3-8-10-11-1 3-News (9) Special: "The Presidency: 100 Days of Jimmy an assessment (30 mm.) CD 8 The Doctors CD 10 6uiding Light CD 11-13 One Irte to Live (20) Charisma: religious 36 Movie: "Sealed News Gomer Pyle (rerun) P.M. GD 3-8 Another World (5)10 All in the Family (rerun) Womantime and "Country big city counter-culture families who opted for country lifestyle (56)(t Spanish Novelas (44 Huck, Yogi and Friends P.M.- CD-1 1-1 3 General Hospital P.M.- (D Porky and Friends (rerun) CD 10 Match Game (D Consumer Survival Kit: "Home Repair" (repeat) Popeye (rerun) 3:00 P.M. CD Mighty Mouse and Bugs (rerun) 3 Days of Our Lives (T) Cross-Wits CD Tattletales CD-1 1-13 Edge of Night 8 Merv Griffin (53 History of Art: "Gothic Art and Literature" lO-Wce Is Right (44) Bugs and Friends (rerun) 3:30 P.M. CD Archies G)-Merv Griffin: Jack Carter. Hermnne Baddetey.

Marilyn Michaels. Carson Kamn CD-Marcus Welby. MO. (rerun) CD Movie: "The Candidate" (1972). Robert Redford.

Peter 3:30 P.M. CD ArcWw (Mfer. Griffin-. "Circus" Is the theme with guests Betty White, movie dog Benji and Sherlock Bones who specializes in finding lost pets CD Marcus Welby, M.D. (rerun) CD Movie: "Time Machine" (1960), Rod Taylor, Yvette Mim-leux, Alan Young; science fiction Community Care-.

"Safety" 1 1 Star Trek (rerun) 13 Ryan's Hope (SQ Villa Alegre 36 Movie: "Our Little Girl" (1935); News PTL Club (religious program. mktg to midnight) Brady Kids: cartoon (rerun) 4:00 P.M.- CD 3 New Mickey Mouse Club Sesame Street 10 Mike Douglas 13 My Three Sons (rerun) (Jo) Spanish Novelas (90 mm.) Flintstones (rerun) P.M.- CD Gilligan's Island 3 I Love Lucy (rerun) CD Mike Douglas: co-host actress Bonnie Franklin with Richard Natch, Mackenzie Phillips, Valerie Bertinelli, magician Joseph Abaldo. poet Judith Viorst 8 Get Smart (rerun) 11 Adam 12 (rerun) 1 3 Family Affair (rerun) P.M.-CD 8 Bewitched (rerun) 3 II News CD Ironside (rerun) (7) News: Davis-Brandwyme Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 13 Adam 12 (rerun) 36 My Favorite Martian (rerun) Brady Bunch (rerun) 5:30 P.M. CD Bewitched (rerun) 3 10-13-Hews (T) Electric Company 1 1 Mews: Reasoner-Walters (56) Spanish News 36 Get Smart (rerun) i Brady Bunch (rerun) 6:00 P.M. CD-Star Trek (rerun) 3 News: Chancellor-Brinkley GD News: laCosse-Wilde (D-Mews: McElhatton News: Amburg-Jensen 8 News (5) Zoom 10 News: Walter Cronkite 1 1 Movie: "Roman Holiday" 13 News: Reasoner-Walters Community Care: "Safety" (repeat) 36 Movie: "The Blue Max" 2'4 hours); News (4) Emergency One (rerun) Spanish Novelas P.M.- 3 10 News GD News: Walter Cronkite 8 News: Chancellor-Brinkley CO Open Studio: "Hear My a glimpse into language, history I Tomorrow A.M.- 3.1 1 Educational Film CD 10 Sunrise Semester A.M.- 13 News CD-History of Art: "Gothic Art and Literature" A.M.-13 Educational Film A.M.- (T School of the Air: "Clothing Construction" CD Sut Yung Ying Yee (rerun) 8 Punto de kiteres; Thought for the Day 10 Captain Kangaroo 1 1 En la Com united 6:50 A.M.-CD-Jews 6:55 AM.

13 Agricultural News 7:00 A.M. Cartoon Town 3-8 Today Show CD CBS News CD H-13 Good Morning America A.M. GD Community Calendar CD Spanish Bilingual News 7:30 A.M. CBS News 107:30 A.M.: talk show 0Stock Market Report -8KX) A.M.- CD Bullwinkle (rerun) CD Captain Kangaroo 10 CBS News 9 News 8:30 A.M. CD Romper Room g.p Stock and Bond Report A.M.- CD Big Valley (rerun) I Tattletales GO Sanford and Son (rerun) CD athryn Crosby (rerun) CD AM San Francisco: a new approach to weight loss 8 Concentration (3D Sesame Street 10 Dinah Shore II Ironside (rerun) 13 News 55 Corporate Report 9:30 A.M.

3-8 Hollywood Squares t5) Price Is Right G( Villa Alegre "60 Minutes" is becoming the New Times of television. Count on the show for a cynical, wiseguy attitude that at times would make a college sophomore blush. In its segment on the Nixon-Frost interviews which will air tomorrow night at 7:30 on Channel 5, "60 Minutes" adopted the lily-pure pose of asking Frost where he got off "buying" a former president's appearance. This is the same show, remember, that paid Bob Haldeman six figures to talk. Wallace's surprise that Frost would expect Nixon to tell the truth was amazing to behold.

You would think Wallace never arranged an interview with someone he didn't expect to spill all. Frost got the last laugh, though. When Wallace asked Frost "Do you really expect Nixon to tell everything?" Frost said he was expecting a "cascade of candor." Summoning his best surprised voice Wallace asked, "You mean to say he'll bare his breast?" And Frost said, "Perhaps not, but I thought 'cascade of candor' was a phrase that would appeal to you." THE REPOSSESSED Following "The National Disaster Survival Test" Sunday night was a real disaster, an NBC pilot called "The Possessed." It starred James Farentino as a priest who had let things slip a little (he described himself as "an alcoholic, an adulterer and worse" worse?) and as a result found himself face to face with a Voice who told him he had gotten God mad at him and the only way out of the pickle was to seek out evil and eradicate it. The evil most evident in this turkey was in the producers' minds, for they turned out a perverted classic of some kind. The action took place in a private girls' school which looked like a finishing school for $500 hookers.

The teachers looked like men in drag (except the one male teacher, I mean) and talked to each other with teeth bared and tongues slightly darted out. One student was the daughter of a teacher, but they conversed like lovers, not mother and daughter. The one male teacher was having an affair with a student, and the couple's dialogue was enough to exorcise a thousand demons. "Come back in the biology lab," said the salacious little girl, "and I'll teach you about the chicken and the egg who comes first." Get it? The script was nearly incomprehensible, as though the actors were party to a secret too horrible to share with the viewer. The plot concerned a teacher (Joan Hackett) who had been possessed by the Devil, I think, although the plot might also have been about someone who kept throwing kerosene on people's sleeves.

In classic TV practice, NBC should rework the show and make Farentino a mortgage officer for a big bank who has fallen behind on his loan payments and has to get back on the bank's good side by seeking out delinquent mortgagees. It could be called "The Repossessed." THE DISASTER TEST Kudos to NBC for "The National Disaster Survival Test." The fact that most studio respondents got a poor rating (and I did too, taking the test at home) means that most people in the country are poorly prepared for mishaps, big or small. The show was a professional attempt to get important information across. Using big names Kate Jackson, John Amos, Wally Schirra and Shana Alexander kept people tuned in, as did the excellent film footage. Speaking of the film, wasn't it a news director's delight? All those flames, floods, hurricanes and crying people without any news to ruin the excitement.

CD-Movie: "Easy Rider" CD 3-8 Special: "Country Music Hit award-winning country music stars perform top songs of the year from Nashville's Grand Die Opry; Jimmy Dean hosts Donna Fargo, Freddy Fender, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Larry Gatlm, Crystal Gayle, Mel Tillis. Tammy Wynette, Jan How-ard, Ronnie Mllsap, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Oak Ridge Boys, Statler Brothers, others (90 mm.) CD 10 Who's Who: Steve Cauth-en, the 16-year-old jockey; Michael Trauscht, a deprogram-mer of persons in religious cults CD 1 1-13 Happy Days: a woman (Undana Power) unexpectedly has a baby at the Cunningham house (repeat), (story concludes on "Laverne and Shirley," which follows) GD The American Short Story: (1) "Parker Adderson, Philosopher," Ambrose Bierce's story of a confrontation between a Union spy and a Confederate general, starring Harris Vulm. Douglas Watson; (2) "The Jolly Corner" by Henry James, about an American (Fritz Weaver) who flees the Civil War only to return 35 years later to seek the identity he left behind (90 mln.) 3 Judy Lynn: country music Introduction to Business 4)Maverick (rerun) P.M.- CD 11-13 laverne and Shirley: the Fonz (Henry Winkler) has a surprise bundle for his lady friends a newborn baby (repeat), (see "Happy Days" at 8 p.m.) Iris Chacon 36 Yoga for Health 10:00 A.M. CD The FBI (rerun) (D 3-8 Wheel of Fortune CD 1 1-13 Happy Days (rerun) 36 Public Affairs 10:30 A.M. 3-8 Shoot for the Stars Csj 10 Love of Life CD 11-13 $20,000 pyramid 36 Mike Douglas A.M.-CD 10 News A.M.

CD Phil Donahue: David Lift on and Jerry Ray (brother of James Earl Ray) discuss assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Cf) 3-8 Name that Tune CD 10 Young and Restless CD 1 1-1 3 Second Chance (a Not tor Women Only: "Living the Discount Life" A.M.- 3 Joker's Wild (4 8 Lovers and Friends CD 10 Search tor Tomorrow CD II- '3 Family Feud Newstalk 11:55 A.M.- 3-8-News 12 NOON-CD That 6irl (rerun) C4XD-3-10-News CD11.13AII My Children 8 Gong Show CD Lilias, Yoga and You o) 700 Club 36-Movie: "Phito Vance's Secret News Little Rascals (rerun) Spanish News 12:30 P.M. CD Movie: "A Night ki Casablanca" (1946); Mar i Brothers, Lois Collier. Charles Drake; comedy 3 Phil Donahue Show QO 8 Days of Our lives CD 10 As the World Turns CU Americana: Hie in a N.Y.

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