Calgary Herald from Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 58

F6 CALGARY HERALD July 27, 1986 Highlights SUNDAY, JULY 27 Television Tonight 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 (2-7) Ripley's Believe It or Not! Bridges to Cross ThStoiv of Beatrice'" Newsweek (2,13,32) AU CreaUires Great and Evening at Pops Masterpiece Theatre International TV (3) Waltons Spoons Wonder Alfred Hitchcock Presents Movie: CAT. Squad CTV (4-5) 60 Minutes Mistral's Daughter (Part 1 of 3) National News (8) ConTdfre'g Disney Summer Classics 1 Move: For Lovers Only (9-6) Beachcombers Seeing Things Return of Sherlock Holmes CBC News Venture Newsfinal (12) CBS News 60 Minutes Murder, She Wrote Movie: Missing Children: A Mother's (13 2) Disappearing World Visions StaAary Hand and Eye The Brain Off Air (24) Movie: The Last Starfighter Movie: Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome oddJobC (27) Tennis (R) (Cont'd from 6:30 p.m.) SportsWeek Australian Rules Football Horseshow For mini-series watchers, the evening will be tied up with the first three hours of Mistral's Daughter, at 8 p.m. on CFCN (4-5). Stacy Keach heads the cast of this three-part drama based on the Judith Krantz novel. Parts 2 and 3 will air Monday and Tuesday.

Channels 2 7's 9 p.m. movie has changed. I'm Dancing as Fast as I Can has been cancelled and replaced by the 1982 made-for-TV drama Life of the Party: The Story of Beatrice. Carol Burnett and Lloyd Bridges star in this true story of the woman who founded the first recovery house for female alcoholics in L.A. The Parallax View, a good film which hasn't had too much TV exposure, airs at 1:30 a.m.

(3). Warren Beatty stars in this exciting 1974 political thriller. Martin Morrow CBS's Sunday Morning at 8:30 a.m. (12) features a profile of jazz guitarist Pat Metheny. CBC's Sportsweekend checks in at noon (9-6, 15) with coverage of the Commonwealth Games from Edinburgh, Scotland.

Auto racing aficionados also are catered to on Sportsweekend today, with the running of the Formula One German Grand Prix from Hockenheim following the Games at 3 p.m. (9-6). This afternoon's movie fare is better than average. The 1956 drama The Rainmaker, with Burt Lancaster and Katharine Hepburn, airs at noon (3), while the 1964 Jack Lemmon comedy Good Neighbor Sam shows up at 1:30 p.m. (2-7).

As well, fans of the Sergio Leone spaghetti westerns get another airing of A Few Dollars More at 1:30 p.m. (8). the director's job is Canada's Ted JCotcheff, whose credits include Joshua Then and Now' and First Blood (alias Rambo with Sylvester Stallone). Canadian actor Donald Sutherland, who played Bethune in a CBC television production, has lobbied for years for the same role in a movie. If all goes according to plan, shooting would take six months, starting in February, Novek said.

The film is to be shot in China, Spain and Canada. The unorthodox doctor from Bethune film project starts to roll Michael, Jake rescue Victoria i fTHE A MONTREAL (CP) Canadian, Chinese and French companies have signed a pact to make a $10-million film about renegade Canadian doctor Norman Bethune, who ended up as a hero of revolutionary China. The result of more than a decade of effort by various filmmakers, the feature film agreement is the first signed by Canadian and Chinese interests, spokesman Nicolas Clermont said Friday. The pact also calls for the making of a four-hour, television mini-series entitled Bethune: The Making of a Hero. China is to provide roughly $3 million for the project, France about $2 million and Canada about $5 million, Clermont said.

Participants are Montreal's Filmline International which produced the critically acclaimed Toby McTeague; China Film Co-Production August First Film Studio of China, and Belstar Productions of France, which made Quest for Fire. "It's just an incredible success, especially after so many previous attempts had failed," said a euphoric Clermont, a Filmline executive. "But I guess we were in the right place at the right time. China is really opening up and what better vehicle for a film project than Bethune." Telefilm Canada, the federal Crown corporation that helps finance movies, and the CBC also are involved in the project, Filmline publicist David Novek said. But no details of the size of their participation were immediately available.

Considered to be a shoo-in for n. liijiuil.i.Jii.LiJJi.,i,lml))Ui.i.m.i&iiii Gravenhurst, who invented the first mobile blood transfusion unit while fighting against fascist forces during the Spanish Civil War and revolutionized the treatment of tuberculosis after he contracted the disease, is much beloved in China for accompanying Chairman Mao on his long march. Bethune died in 1939 at the age of 49 of blood poisoning after he cut his finger during an operation on one of Mao's soldiers and neglected to care for the wound. $50.00 S7S.00 140 OO 130.00 $60.00 $100.00 $40.00 50.00 $60.00 $100.00 $40.00 $50.00 $60.00 $100.00 SIOO.OO B1SO.OO BBO.OO SIOO.OO 130.00 SIOO.OO BBO.OO BIOO.OO B130.00 SIOO.OO MO.OO BIOO.OO Biao.oo BIOO.OO 50.00 73.00 SIOO.OO S1SO.OO $40.00 BBO.OO 50 OO BIOO.OO $60.00 SI 30.00 $100.00 $200.00 MO OO BBO.OO S5O.0O BIOO.OO $60.00 $130.00 SIOO.OO $200,00 $1000 saooo Another World After Michael and Jake rescue Victoria, she tells them she was responsible for destroying Jake's and Marley's relationship. When Jake learns that Marley has come home, he promptly goes to see her, clinging to the hope that they can resume their relationship.

Laru-so and Soja tell Kathleen the truth about Cass's abduction and his intense desire to get back to her. They continue, however, to hold them at gunpoint until Cecile reveals her so- called trump card. Britaney, continually terrorized by Peter, manages to slip away to meet with Catlin, and is about to reveal Peter's plan when he walks in on them. Donna is ecstatic when Michael asks her to marry him. General Hospital Frisco manages to get off the boat and is even more determined to learn more about the waterfront operation.

Duke, in a panic when he realizes that Frisco may be on to him, gets added pressure from his boss, who insists the union pension fund be a front for laundering illegal funds. Duke manages to get Anna into his bed in order to gain her trust. Alan succeeds in provoking Monica to the extent that she is heard to say that she wants to kill him. He then successfully stages his own death and plans to get out of Port Charles in a hilarious disguise as a woman. Felicia convinces Terri to audition as a singer for one of Duke's clubs.

Lucy is furious when Patrick escorts Sandy to the benefit party. The Young and the Restless Victor is adamant that Casey not tell Nikki she may be suffering from a fatal disease. Nikki is astonished at how 240 90 Ave. S.E. In Acadia 255-1252 SUNDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY Nickel 6:30 Early Bird 7:00 Regular 7: 1 5 Mouse Lmp pleasant Victor suddenly is being to her.

Faren enters hospital for a medical checkup. After Jack assures Jill that he wasn't responsible for shooting her, Jill attacks Katherine, accusing her of the crime. Katherine urges Philip to get out more but not wishing to run into his mother, Philip refuses. Cricket is relieved when Molly calls and tells her she and Nina are living with Rose. Danny and Cricket contact Molly's boyfriend Jason, but he refuses to take any responsibility for Molly's situation.

All My Children Brooke, Erica, Jeremy and Matt return with Adam from the jungle. Jeremy, unwilling to put up with Natalie's deceit any longer, returns to live with Erica. Realizing she has lost Jeremy, Natalie retreats to a hideaway in Canada. When Stuart informs Jeremy of Natalie's whereabouts, Jeremy goes after her, not realizing she is in labor. Jessie's political career may well be over after Adam exposes the letter that says Jessie was in the Courtlands' pocket.

Nina convinces Palmer to stop pining over Daisy and to return home with her. With Phoebe disowning her family, Wade begins to alienate her from her friends. Join us at the PLEIADES THEATRE for our 7th season of this Agatha Christie classic. AUGUST 5 TO AUGUST 24 Evenings: Tuesday thru Saturday 8:15 p.m. Matinees: Saturday and Sunday 2:30 p.m.

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264-5224 Just 4 Blocks to Downtown Pre Parking Reservations a must PROJECTS series featuring Written by BLAKE BR00KEN Sex! Greed! Puppets! Violence! A deeply silly tour-de-force conceived and performed by Ronnie Burkett. A one-mannine-character play for adults. August 8-17 ON GIANT BONANZA IN 50 NUMBERS OR LESS Door open at 3 P.M. Ticket sales at 5 P.M. Nickel games at 6:30 P.M.

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