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Redd Fot. Krrt ycCorril Martin Miner. Edward Asner I 1 flu 1 MSXaAIj ana jocn wayne. I i 1 lipBUI IF t-ll (7) -Eil Kaieer George Hamilton stars as the famous stunt rider in this movie that has a lot of thrills and spUIs. Sue Lyon plays his wife, and Rod Cameron an aging rodeo star.

Flashbacks through the film actuary snow Knievel in newsreel clips in his famous stunts, including the jump at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas where he broke his back trying to span the fountains in front of the hoteL HI 121 The CBS Thursday Night Movies (Season Premiere) "The Hot Rock" Robert Redford and George Segal are costarred in a zany caper. Redford plays a recently released ex-convict who enlists his brother-in-law. Segal and two others for a jewel heist. The planning seems good, but they dig their may into the wrong building, then when they finally get the jewel, they misplace it. It's wacky, sometimes funny, and frequently ludicrous.

10 (ll Ironside (Season Premiere) From I Lady of the Night" Dorothy Malone. guest stars as a fading beauty who tattles on Chief Ironside, alleging he -comforted" her during lonely nights. So Ironside indignantly shows up at the magazine in time to experience an explosion that rocks the office. 10-11 (4) NBC Follies -(Premiere) Sammy Davis Jr. and Mickey Rooney are the regulars of this only new variety show of the season.

Its appeal is that it is all entertainment from start to end. No hosts, no idle chatter, just acts and performances including Rooney and Davis. For openers. Jerry Lewis, the Smothers Brothers. Dia-hann Carroll and a couple of circus acts will be featured.

10-11 (7) The Streets of San Francisco (Season Premiere) "A Wrongful Death" Assistant Inspector Steve Keller (Michael Douglas) kills a suspect during a burglary. The victim, it is later discovered, wasn't armed. His father files a "wrongful death" suit against Keller, who is suspended. Keller contended that the victim pulled a gun on him. and had wounded another officer before being felled.

Karl Maiden is back as series star Detective Lt. Mike Stone. a.m. ABC Wide World of Entertainment "Pro Football Preview" Howard Cosell and his Monday Night Football cocommentators Dop Meredith and Frank Gif- ford will analyze the upcoming season. LI mm i mi iiiimj I I I I I I 4 I I i 1 i "iN Ail ,1 41 i hi t-- V- TfWlBlM ZOT) especially when applied to color TV picture quality, is a pretty big word.

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See it, on display now, and extra affordably priced at your nearby BBD store. Ricky Segall shown with Shirley Jones makes his debut in "The Partridge Family" this fall. The rising star of Ricky Segall By JAY SHARBUTT Tht Associated Prtss Television newest star lay on a bed in his hotel room watching -Huckleberry Hound." His chin rested in his "hands. He was deep in thought. come here a minute," the star was told.

"We've got someone we'd like you to meet." Whereupon Ricky Segall, Age 4l2, got up. clicked off the TV set, and made as grand an entrance as one can when he's 3 foot 3 and weighs 40 pounds. The tyke is the latest addition to ABC's "Partridge Fam-. ily he plays the son of the Partridge's neighbors and makes his national debut in the series Saturday night. He and his songwriting and singing parents, Barbara and Rick Segall, were in town to promote the show.

Both father and son had guitars, although Ricky's was the size of a uke-lele. Luck credited Papa Segall, a staff songwri-, ter with Screen Gems, which makes "Partridge Family," gave a quick briefing on how his mop-haired, brown-eyed got a part on the show. 'it. was a combination of freak luck and the show's desire to add a new element this season," he said. Segall.

who like his wife was born and raised in the New York area, moved to Nashville early this year in hopes of interesting record companies in the Segall songs and act. While there, he said, a Screen Gems official gave them a listen and liked their songs. He also liked Ricky, a natural performer, who by this time had become part of their singing act. There was a new part opening on "Partridge Family" and Ricky got it. The entire family moved to "Hollywood and began a new life with Screen Gems.

End of story. Start of interview with star. The only, problem: what ric you ask a 4' 2-year-old star? Perhaps an easy question, like, "Do all those cameras scare you?" "Naw," said Ricky, munch-' ing on a hamburger. "How do you like performing?" "Yes, it fun. "Is there anything else you'd rather do?" "Naw.

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