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B-14 THE RECORD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1974 Bargtn County. Naur Jmy 1 iryr v' gets TV station CELERY AMI OLIVES HOT IRUDTOSSES ULU Come To The- Sheltered Harbor Of Our Tropical Paradise As Seen On Channel 7 'Eyewitness News' POLYNESIAN CHINESE CUISIHE Expertly Prepared Elegantly Served LOBSTER BSflUE fETTUCCM ALFREDS' Take Out Friday tV Saturday Miht See LULU Do The HULA IVEM. SCALL0PM AU PIOATA WITH LEMON SLICES MOLES RAM SHMM STUFFER WITH CRAIWUT. mu.nu Service MM POTATO ALPINE FRENCH STUMS SEAM ICE CREAM WITH STRAWBERRIES OR MOT FUDGE TREAT OR AFTER OWNER CORDIAL COFFEE OR ESPRESSO A GLASS OF CHILLED CHAWS' S395 ROUTE 46 (Westr-773-2233 LODI, N.J; 01 UIGUNDY FROM THE WINE lAfJtEL (Q programs, reception should be top-notch in the North Jersey area. "We've got a lot of power, she said, noting that test signals have been received in New York and Connecticut as well as in most of New Jersey.

Station president Isaac Blonder, noting that New York TV newsmen poke their heads out of this end of the Lincoln Tunnel only in times of calamity, vows that Channel 68's emphasis will be on New Jersey events and that includes good news. "Of course, we plan to cover problem areas too, but the important thing is that we're going to do it all, not just one side," he said. Local stories slated To that end, news director Carl Capolon and Ms. Baldino will be" interviewing New Jersey figures for their "Community Affairs Journal," seen each night at 10. And week nights at 6:30, "New Jersey News, Weather, and Sports" will carry the headline stories and features of local interest News is not the entire thrust of Channel 68's programming, however.

Syndicated shows besides "Hopalong Cassidy," will include "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea," "The Bob Cummings show," "Adventures in Paradise," "Dobie Gillis," and "Bozo the down" for the youngsters. Locally produced broadcasts will include rock music shows originating from the Faces in West Orange, as well as programs on health and finances. Movies will include classics such as Bing Crosby's "East Side of Heaven" and Jack Benny's "Artists and Models" and "College Holiday." Channel 68's transmission tower, some 300 feet high, is on Eagle Rock Avenue in West Orange. The station will broadcast six days a week, signing off at midnight By ALLEN MACAULAY Staff Writer New Jersey's first English-language commercial television station, WBTB-TV, Newark, will begin broadcasting Sunday afternoon over Channel 68. Its first offering, at 4:30, will be "Hopalong Cassidy," which may turn out to be the unintentional irony of the week.

Hoppy was a favorite of the generation that grew up in the '50s, while Channel 68's purpose is to provide a New Jersey-oriented view of the "70S. This is the first television enterprise for Blonder-Tongue Broadcasting, which owns WBTB-TV. But it's the 25th for General Manager Robert Leach, who has been launching television stations for much of his 36-year career in broadcasting. According to spokeswoman Carole Baldino, who will be involved in many of the station's public-affairs Open Mon. Thurs.

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Candice Bergen plays Gro-din's fast-driving, ready-for-anything girl friend. She helps him heist the $12 billion in diamondswhich is accomplished without their ever entering the building after foxy old Trevor Howard, a landed gentleman just as crooked as he can be, ropes him in on the scheme. Sir John Gielgud plays the fussbudget presiding over the diamond house. James Mason shuffles along, giving a fine performance as the resentful fers a crew of superior, experienced performers. It's a good, light Friday night date IIOFDRAU IIAUS Al flick.

"11 Harrowhouse" opened yesterday at the Trans-Lux East Theater on Manhattan's East Side. It would look more By JOHN CRITTENDEN Atovto Critic "11 Harrowhouse" is a caper comedy, the best since "Cops and Robbers," which also was directed by Aram Avakian. It's not a cute, breezy caper of the kind so popular a few years ago. It's far more down to earth. It's easy to cast oneself as the hero because it's not as silly as most Charles Grodin, the star of The Heartbreak Kid," here plays a diamond buyer.

He makes his purchases at a small, very stuffy diamond clearing house in London. He takes what they offer him at the price asked. He's not aggressive. Then he flies home to New York and sells the rocks for what he can get There's only a small profit, but he's not greedy. As in "Cops and Robbers," which had two cops stealing bonds on Wall Street, the story is that of a little man beating the system, which is crooked and will protect itself anyway.

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The parts keep them faceless, acting like characters in a novel instead of even cheap- wings 10 go tor. Juggernaut" opens today at the Cinerama Theater in Times Square. 'S 'a' Movies See Them I li mj IIOFDRAU IIAUS 400 Route 17, Upper Saddle River, NJ. 327-7727- OKNTtOAYS LITTLE FERRY CIRCLE RTE.46 LITTLE FERRY. N.

J. 440-0400 "The Last of Sheila" A star-studded movie about an arrogant Hollywood type and his entourage whose latest party game turns out to be a hunt for a real killer. Sophisticated dialogue, beautiful Riviera scenery, but the plot bop down. MPAA RATING: PG "The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob' A slapstick comedy of mistakes and mishaps involving an American rabbi in France, a French imposter, Arab revolutionaries, kid-napings, and the like. MPAA RATING: "Papnion The true story of Henri Charriere, who tried several times to escape from a penal colony in French Guiana and eventually made it Big, sobering, and even inspirational, the film is ultimately tedious despite fine performances by Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman.

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What's current "Animal Crackers' Groucho, Chi-co, Harpo, and Zeppo Marx cavort in a Long Island mansion, completely disrupting hostess Margaret Du-mont's house party. Lillian Roth looks like Janet Gaynor; Robert Greig is the familiar butler. MPAA RATING: "Blazing Saddles" Taken as whole, Mel Brooks' film works like a nightclub comic trying to flog laughs out of an audience. Although it contains some genuinely humor ous moments, the movie is so self-indulgent it would make Fellini retch. MPAA RATING: "Chinatown Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway star in this detective movie set in Los Angeles in the 1930s.

The plot involves water bonds, dams, irrigation projects, land swindles, and murder; to really enjoy, it one should probably be a civil engineer with a taste for the lurid. MPAA RATING: "Cinderella liberty" The heartwarming story of a sailor's love for a bar girl with a half grown, half black son has pathos, lots of atmosphere, and fine performances by James Caan, Marsha Mason, and Eli Wallach. A winner! MPAA RATING: "dandine" Essentially a formula-bound domestic comedy-drama, the film stands a good chance of taking in more at the box office than most other black-oriented movies. If one can accept Diahann Carroll and James Earl Jones as a welfare mother and a garbage man, then the film will be enjoyable. MPAA Complete Dinner Tossed salad, cup of soup of your choice, shrimp cocktail or clams on half shell or baked clams.

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Choice of one standard cocktail. Wed, Thurs. "The Stone Killer" There's blood, gore, and fast car chases, done with coolness and efficiency. Charles Branson. MPAA RATING: "The Tamarind Seed" There's little imagination in this somewhat tired tale of a Russian official (Omar Sharif) who may or may not want to defect to the West, and his inno-, cuous love affair with a British Foreign Office employe (Jul ye Andrews).

MPAA RATING: PG "That's Entertainment The film lives up to aQ its title implies. Gathered from the vaults of MGM, the clips show Judy Garland, Fred As-taire, Frank Sinatra, and Gene Kelly among others in their great movie-musical roles. MPAA RATING: "The Three Musketeers" Enjoyable on many levels, this is a film for everyone regardless of age or taste. All classics should get such good, loving treatment A winner! MPAA RATING: PG "The Twelve Chairs" Zanies Frank Langella, Ron Moody, Mel Brooks, and Dom Deluise chase a chairful of jewels in period Russia, all under the nutsy Brooks's direction. A funny film.

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