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OCTOBER 7, 1969- THE LEADER-POST, REGLNA, SASK. ENTERAIXMENT esiie Ug by step step gams rose Copyrlght, The Leader-Poat. I9e TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7 CKCKTV Channel 2, 6, 7, 12 -Regina (CST; 7.00 Eddie's Father 7.30 It Takes a Thief 8.30 Glen Campbellir 9.30 Strange Report 1 .00 Matinee 2.30 People in Conflict- 3.00 A Doctor's Diaryir 3.30 Money Makerstfr 4.00 Magistrates Court u.ju uur wona-tr 8 30 2nd Cup of Coffee 9.0O-Ed Allen Timeir 9.30 Telebingo 1 0.00Andy of Mayberry .10 The Romper Room 1 1 .00 Cartoon Carnivals 1 1 .30 Father Knows Best 12.00 Johnny Qiest 1 2.30 Telepulse 1 2.45 Guest House 4.30 Cartoon Carnival 1 1 .00 CTV News 3.uu i nunaerourast 1 1 Telepulse 5.30 Gomer Pyle-fc 1 1 .40 Page One 6.00 Telepulse Ouidouis 6.25 Windfall CBKRT CBKMT-TV CLannel 9. 4 Regina, Moose Jaw (CST) 2.30 Pierre Berton 7.00 Cowboy in Africa 3.00 Take 30 8.00 Red Skeltonv, 3.30 Edge of Nighty 9 00 McQueen- 4.00 Gourrnetv 9.30 Bold Ones 4.30 Swing Around 10.30 Man at Centre 5.00 Rocket Robin Hood 1 1.00 News 5.30 Hillbillies 1 1 .20 Viewpoint 6.00 Coronation St. 1 1 .25 Sleeping City 6.30 Evening Report 1 0 30 Friendly Giant 10.45 Chez Helene 1 1 .00 Mr.

Dressup 1 1 25 Double Exposure 12.00 Hobo 1 2.30 Tomorrow 1 .00 Dick Van Dyke 1 .30 World Turnsw 2.00 Strategy HOLLYWOOD (AP) Leslie Uggams lives in a house with a swimming pool, a bar that looks like the prow of a sailing ship and an iron gate that opens to an electric signal, high atop one of the Beverly Hills so high that the streets are named after birds. Still in her early 20s, Leslie has made the climb step by logical step. She was six when she appeared in an episode of the all-but-forgotten TV series, Beu-lah. She was 14 when she won $12,500 in a TV contest show which disappeared at the time of the quiz show scandals. She was in her teens when Mitch Miller presented her on his Sing Along series.

Now Leslie Uggams has made television's big time: star of her own show, which had its premiere Sept. 28. The Leslie Uggams Show, a variety show with emphasis on comedy, was one of those flukes, "My husband and I had Just moved into a New York apartment when I finished singing at the Copacabana last March," she says-. "It was on Central Park West, with a view, and it seemed sensible because Gra-hame (Grahame Pratt, her husband of the last four years) was a stockbroker working on Wall Street. "We'd been talking about making a situation comedy pilot for NBC, and I went to Puerto Rico for a club date.

When I got back we were talking to CBS about a pilot for a situation comedy: the idea was to hire three writers to come up with a format and to pick the best and shoot it." working in sketches;" she said. "I studied acting besides." "I think the most interesting part of the series, for me, anyway, will be the weekly sketch. The Folks on Sugar Hill. That's where I grew up, on Sugar Hill in Washington Heights in New York. "It's going to be a sort of black adaptation of The Honey-mooners or The Goldbergs, and Lillian Hayman, who was in the Broadway show with me, will play my mother.

I'll have a hippie sister. If the show has any racial significance, it will be that the sketch has a representative of each member of the present black generation." Leslie grew up in show business. Her father sang in the famous Hall Johnson Choir, and her mother was in the chorus line of the Cotton Club. Leslie At that point, The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour was cancelled and CBS, in a programming bind, approached Leslie with the idea of an hour variety show. It was to be produced by Saul Lson and Ernie Chambers, Smothers' alumni with whom Leslie had worked earlier.

It was late in the selling season when The Leslie Uggams Show was announced by the network. And the show is in one of the schedule's toughest hours, opposite NBC's But Leslie seems as serene about her television future as a winning politician after election day. "Well, I've been singing ever since I can remember and I had the Broadway show. Hallelujah, Baby, so I've had experience showed early musical talent and had her education at the Professional Children's School in New York and the Juilliard School of Music. Both parents, however, quit show business after Leslie was born.

Leslie, in spite of the heady experience of playing the top clubs of the world, is happy to settle down to what she hopes will be a steady job. "You get sort of lonely on the road," she reflected. "You read a lot and play a lot of scrabble and gin rummy, but it's still lonely." As is customary, she owns a piece of her own show through her production company. The company is called Smaggu Productions. Secret meaning? "No, silly," she said.

"That's Uggams spelled backwards." CK0S-TV Channel 3, 6, 7, 8 Yorkton (CST) 1 .00 Luncheon 1.30 Tomorrow 2.00 Strategy 2.30 Griffith 3.00 Take 30 3.30 Edge of Night 4.00 Gourmet 4.30 Swing Around 5-00 Clubhouse Capers 6.00 News, W'thr, Spt. 6.30 Bronc Buster 8.00 Red Skeltonft 9.00 McQueenu 9.30 Bold Ones 1 0.0O Man at Centre 1 1 News 11.20 Night Beat 11.30 Mod Squad 6.43 Ton of Morning 9.00 Gomer Pyle 9. 30 Good Morning 1 0.00 Davy 4 Goliath 1 0.30 Friendly Giant 10.45 Chez Helene 1 .00 Mr. Dressup 1 1 .25 Double Exposure 12.00 Mid-day Show CJFB-TV Channel 5, 2, 10 Swift Current (CST) 2.00 Strategy 2.30 Ed Al'en 3 00 Take 30 3.30 Edge of Night 4.00 Gourmet 4.30 Swing Around 6.00 News, W'thr. Spt.

6.30 Virginian 8.00 Red Skelton 9.00 McQueen 9.30 Bold Ones 1 0.3O M.ma Center 11.00 News 1 0.30 Friendly Giant 10.45 Chez Helene 1 1 .00 Mr. Dressup 1 1 ,25 Double Exposure 1 1 .55 CBC News 12.00 Popeye 12.30 News. W'thr, Spts. 1 .00 Luncheon Best Damn Fiddler movie 5.00 Rocket R. Hood- 5.30 Abbott Costello CHAT-TV Channel 6 Medicine Hat (MST) named film of the 7.0O Red Skelton 8.00 McQueen 8.30 Bold Ones 9.00 Gomer Pyle 1 0.00 Petticoat Jet.

1 0.30 Man at Centre 1 1 .00 News 1 1 .20 News Final 1.35 Butler's Beat 2.30 Edge of Night 3.00 Gourmet 3.30 Swing Around 4.003 for the Girls 4.30 Htllbtnies- 5.00 Mrs. Muir 5.30-GiUigan 6.0O News, W'thr, Spt. 6.30 Singalong 9.00 Ed Allen 9.30 Friendly Giant 9.45 Chez Helene 1 0.00 Mr. Dressup 1 0.25 Double Exposure 1 1 .00 Luncheon 1 1 .30 Our Tcwn 1200 Luncheon 1 2.30 Matinee 2.00 Take 30 year Ml I $4 Emm Kins actor went to Chris Wiggins for Fiddler, while Jackie Burroughs received one as best actress for her performance in the CBC TORONTO (CP) The Film of the Year award, presented Saturday at the Canadian Film Awards banquet, went to Best best supporting actor for his role in And No Birds Sing, while Ruth Springford of Does Anybody Here Know Denny received the best supporting actress award. Channel 5, 9, 11 Brandon (CST) 4.00 Gourmet 8.00 Red Skelton 4.30 Swing Around 9.00 McQueen 5.00 Voyage 9.30 Bold Ones 5.30 Abbott Costello 10.00 Man at Centre 6.00 News.

W'thr. Spt. 1 1 .00 News 6.30 Educational TV 1 1 .30 Time Tunnel 7.30 Mrs. iluir CKXTV- 1 2.00 Cartoons 1 2.30 Tomororw 1 .00 Luncheon 2.00 Strategy 2.30 NFB 3.00 Take 30 3.30 Edge oi Night Damn Fiddler from Calabogie production Dulcima. Film Michael Posner was named to Kaladar, a National Board production.

KXMC-TV Channel 13 Minot, N.D. Taking it easier 10.00 News, W'thr, Spt. 10.30 Merv Grifiin 6-30 Lancer 7.30 Red Skelton 8.30 CBS Playhouse Special Matinee Wednesday I p.m. 2 Terrific Fun and Comedy Hits! RED SKELTON in "THE FULLER BRUSH MAN" PLUS LUCILLE BALL in "THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL" 3.00 Mike Douglas 5.0O Linkletter 5.30 Gomer Pyle 6.00 TV Newsroom Other awards: Best documentary under 30 minutes: Juggernaut, Walford Hewitson for the NFB; Best documentary over 30 minutes: Good Times, Bad Times, Don Shebib for the CBC; Best film under 30 minutes: At Home by Martin Lavut, Allan King Associates; Best film over 30 minutes: Vertige, Gilles Boivin for L'Office du Film du Canada. Awards for technical development and innovation went to Warren Collins" Musical Chairs and to Kar.

Liang and John Pley for "the application of computer control to animation and cinematography." Other awards for films include: Best animated film: Walking, Ryan Larkin for the NFB; Best TV drama film: Fiddler, John KMOT-TV Chan. 10 Minot and KUMV-TV Chan. 8 Williston 6.30 Jeannie 7.00 Debbie 7.30 Julia 8.00 First Tuesday 10.00 News, W'thr, Spt. 1 0.30 Tonight Show 1 2.003 Star Final 2.00 Another World 2.30 Don't Say 3,00 Dark Shadows 3.30 General Hospital 4.00 NBC Baseball 5.30 Huntley-Brinkley 6.00 News, W'thr. Spt.

9.0O Snep Judgment 9.30 Concentration 1 0.00 Personality 1 0. 30 This Is Music 1 1 .00 Jeopardy 1 1 .30 Eye Guest 1 2.00 Noontime 12.30 Hidden Faces i .00 Day Of Lives only problem is that Toronto doesn't have a good opera house." He decided to slow down after a hectic season in 1965-66. "That season I sang 117 performances in Strasbourg and Paris. That's more than 200 miles every morning on the train, after being up until about two in the morning. And these were not small roles Rigoletto, Tales of Hoffmann and La Traviata.

"I became so exhausted that one night I went blank that scared me and I stopped it." CHILDREN 50c DOORS OPEN AT 12:30 Come Early Get a Seat The international film jury handed out eight awards for Fiddler, making the evening a runaway success for Peter Pearson, who also received the best director award. In the audience of 1,200 was Roland Michener who presented the Wendy Michener award for outstanding artistic achievement Jean-Claude Labrecque. The award is named in honor of Mr. Michener's late daughter, a film critic. Special jury awards were given to Margot Kidder, star of the CBC's Does Anybody Here Know Denny, in recognition of an outstanding new talent, and the Serge Garand "for outstanding original achievement in motion picture scoring in Vertige." Though most of the presentations were overshadowed by the success of Fiddler, an ovation greeted Fred Davis' presentation of the John Drainie Award for distinguished service in broadcasting to Andrew Allen, a Toronto radio broadcaster.

The Etrog statuette for best WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 CKCK TV Channel 2, 7, 12 Regina (CST) Kemeny the ieny ana earne noweiis ior nfb; Best tv information. WANT ADS Where Smart Property Owners lie affairs film: The Style is ii i i i Man Himself, Cameron Gra- rind the Most Desirable Tenants and Barrie Howells for public the 12.45 Guest House 5.30 Telepulse 1.00 Matinee 6.00 CFL Football 2.30 People in Conflict 8.30 My 3 Sons 3.00 A Doctor's Diary 9.00 Hawaii-Five-O 3.30 Money Makers 1 0.00 Contact 4.00 Magistrate's Court 11.00 CTV News 4.30 Cartoon Carnival 1 1 .20 Telepulse 5.00 Thunderbirds 1 1 .401 Believe in You ham for the CBC; Best sports 8.30 2nd Cup of Coffee 9.00 Ed Allen Time 9.30 Telebingo 1 0.00 Andy of Mayberrjf 1 0.30 The Romper Room 1 1.00 Cartoon Carnival 1 1 .30 Father Knows Best 1 2.00 Lassie 12.30 Telepulse CBKRT CB KMT-TV Channel 9, 4 Regina, Moose Jaw (CST) WINNER 1 3 ACADEMY AWARDS i wciuotNG BEST ACTRESS Katharine hepburn 1 JOSt PH LVIN6 AN AVCO 6MBASSY FILM JL P6T6ROTOOL6 KATHARIN6 H6PBURN Vietnam widow takes aid 7.00 21st Century 7.30 Nature of Things 8.00 Green Acres 8.30 The Traveller 9.0O Dulicima 10.30 Irish Coffee 1 1 .00 CBC News 1 1 .20 Viewpoint 1 1 .25 Green Grow Rushes 2.30 Pierre Berton 3.00 Take 30 3.30 Edge of Night 4.00 Gourmet 4.30 Banana Split 5.00 Skippv 5.30 Hillbillies 6.00 Coronation St. 6.30 Evening Report 10.30 Friendly Giant 10.45 Chez Helene 1 1 .00 Mr. Dressup 1 1 .25 Double Exposure 1 2.00 Littlest Hobo 1 2.30 Tomorrow 1. 00 Dick Van Dyke 1.30 World Turns 2.0O Stategy TORONTO (CP When Louis Quilico was first asked why he wouldn't change trades from mechanic to opera singer his reaction was to ask: "A whole opera? How do you learn that?" Yet this season he'll be singing Rigoletto 38 times, only one of 104 roles he has sung in his 20-yea'r career.

"My family owned a bicycle factory in Montreal, and I was a mechanic, a truck driver, a jack of all trades, really. I met my wife Lina in 1949, when I was 22 and had had only a few months of singing lessons." She was the one to suggest that he become an opera singer. "A mechanic and an opera singer are so far apart! You go to any gas station and ask the attendant if he wants to become an opera singer, and he'll say 'What's Mr. Quilico recently moved to Toronto from Montreal and teaches part-time at the Royal Conservatory of Music, to have more time with his wife and children. Last year, he said, he spent onfy 25 days at home.

This year he will try to limit himself to 65 performances, at up to $2,000 each. "Out of your fee you can figure at least 50 per cent for tour expenses, perhaps 60 per cent including the cost of studying for the role. "And income tax on top of that, another 10 per cent. You are left with about 30 per cent." Mr. Quilico says he likes Toronto because "it is a conservative city." "Everything is so close.

The MARTIN POLL 35 CKOS-TV Channel 6, 7, 8 Yorkton (CST) TH LION 1NWINT6R PANAV1SION COL0 Ji embassy. 5.30 HUlbUlies 6.00 News, Wth'r Spt. 6.30 Bewitched 7.00 Gunsmore 8. OO Green Acres 8.30 Dulicima 1 0.30 Dean Martin 11.00 CBC News 1 .00 Luncheon 1 .30 Tomorrow 2.00 Strategy 2.30 Griffith 3.00 Take 30 3.30 Edge of Night 4.00 Gourmet 4.30 Banana Split 5.00 Clubhouse Caperi 6.45 Top of Morning 9.00 Gomer Pyle 9.30 Good Morning 1 0.00 Cartoons 1 0.30 Friendly Giant 10.45 Che Helene 1 1 .00 Mr. Dressup 1 1 .25 Double Exposure 12.00 Midday Show IFTTiWflffWl (ADULT) Not Suitable for Children NO RESERVED SEATS MATINEES 1.75 EVENINGS 2.25 WEDNESDAY 5 and 8:30 P.M.

CJFB-TV Channel 5, 2, 10 Swift Current (CST) Dally 2 and 8:30 P.m. Saturday 5, 8:30 p.m. Sunday open 8:30 p.m., show starts at 9 p.m. 730 Windfall 8.00 Green Acres 8.30 Travellers 9.00 Dulicima 10.30 Irish Coffee 1 1.00 CBC News 11.19 Night Editor 3.00t-Take30 3.30 Edge ol Night 4.00 Gourmet 4.30 Banana Split 5.00 Skippy 5.30 HUlbulies 6.00 News, W'thr. Spt.

6.30 Star Trek 10 30 Friendly Giant 1 1 .00 Mr. Dressup 1 1 .25 Double Exposure 11.55 CBC News 1 2.30 News, Wthr 1 .00 Luncheon 2.00 Sea Snake 2.30 Ed Allen 1 and recreation film: Les Canots de Glace, Jean-Claude Labrecque; Best public relations film: Rye on the Rocks, Don Haldane for Westminster Films; Best sales film: More Logs Follow the Leader, S. Dean Peterson for Peterson Productions. Onassis thumbs down offer ATHENS (AP) Aristotle Onassis has rejected an offer of $100,000 for his wife to star in an American television special A Tour of Greece, a representative of producer Roger Gimbel said Monday. Gimbel planned to film the one-hour color program for release in April 1970, coincident with the start of the tourist season.

He estimated that the program would have increased Greece's tourist revenue approximately $70,000,000. Gimbel has made similar specials with Princess Grace of Monaco and Sophia Loren, conducting a tour of Rome. Mrs. Onassis, while she was the wife of President Kennedy, starred in a TV tour of the White House. Marietta Flemotomps, a Greek-American TV and movie actress, came to Athens to negotiate with Onassis for his wife's appearance.

She said the shipping magnate told her he was not interested. ODEON The Wild Bunch: 1.30, 3.55, 6.25, 9.00. Last complete show 8.50. CAPITOL: Daddy's Gone A Hunting: 1.15, 3.15. 5.207 7.20, 9.35.

Last complete show 9.15. ODEON-ROXV: Midnight Cowboy: 1.10, 3.15, 5.10, 7.20, 9.35. Last complete show 9.25. BROADWAY: Lion in Winter: 2.00, 8.30. MET: MayerUn-g: 12.30, 2.45, 4.55, 7.10, 9.20.

Last complete allow 9.15. CHAT-TV Channel 6 Medicine Hat (MST) SAIGON (AP) The United States government has paid $6,472 in compensation to the widow of the Vietnamese man allegedly slain in the Green Beret case, a U.S. spokesman said Sunday. He said the woman, Phan Kim Lien, filed a claim with the U.S. embassy Aug.

2 accusing a group of U.S. Special Forces men (Green Berets) of killing her husband, Than Khan Chuyen, and asking for full information about the case. Vietnamese women who marry retain their maiden name. A U.S. command spokesman said the widow accepted the "missing person gratuity" from representatives of the U.S.

foreign claims commission Saturday. "The amount of the settlement was mutually agreed upon and represents what is determined to be adequate compensation," the spokesman said. The U.S. Army dropped charges of murder and conspiracy to commit murder against the Green Berets last week. 2.30 Edge of Night 3.00 Gourmet 3.30 Banana Split 4.00-Skippy 4.30 Hillbillies 5.00 Kim ba 5.30 Gilligan 6.00 W'thr.

News 7.00 Green Acres 7.30 Travellers 8.00 Dulicima 9.30 Gunsmoke 1 0.3O Mr. Deeds 1 1.00 National News 1 1 .20 News Final 1 1 .35 Wrestling 9.00 Ed Allen 9.30 Friendly Giant 9.45 Chez Helene 1 0.00 Mr. Dressup 1 0.25 Double Exposure 1 1 .00 Luncheon 1 1 .30 Our Town 1 2.00 Luncheon 12.30 Matinee 2.00 Take 30 C3 6.30 Nature of Things MEET It It- THE MASKED CKXTV-Channel 5, 9, 11 Brandon (CST) 1 Dulcima, a 90-minute film drama based on a story by E. Bates, will be seen on CBKRT-MT Wednesday at 9. Set and filmed in rural Ontario, it has John ColicoS starred as an embittered widower and Jackie Burroughs as his housekeeper.

8.00 Green Acres 8.30 Travellers 9.00 Dulicima 1 0.3O Bewitched 1 1 .00 CBC News 11.30 Judd 5.00 Skippy 5.30 Belle Sebastian 6.00 News, Wthr, Spt. 6.30 Housing 7.00 Catch a Thief 7.30 Reach for Top 1 .00 Luncheon 2.00 Sea Snakes 2.30 NFB 3.00 Tske 30 3.30 Edge of Night 4.00 Gourmet 4.30 Banana Split who'll steal your heart forever! E3 New play condones Irish strife KXMC-TV Channel 13 Minot, N.D. WALT DISNEY 9.00 Hawaii Five-O 10.00 News, W'thr, Spt. 10.30 Merv Griffin 6.30 Glenn Campbell 7.30 Hillbillies 8.00 Medical Centre 4.00 Mike Douglas 5.00 Gomer Pyle 5.30 Cronkite 6.00 TV Newsroom productions Although the army had kept mkmmml TOMIGHTTto DUBLIN (AP) A fire- details secret, reports said Chuy- breathing Bible-puncher with a en had been exposed as a dou- roaring line of anti-popery is the ble agent and allegedly big talking point of Dublin's June 20 near the Special Forces theatre festival today. coastal headquarters at Nha Any resemblance to Northern Trang.

The body was reported Ireland' Rnv Tan Paislev is n- put in a weighted bag and TECHNICOLOR tirely intentional. 1IBW ISRAEL'S START Israel came into May 14, 1948. on dumped into the South China Sea. So far as is known, no body has ever been recovered. WALT ttmmxmsm 6:30 P.M.

imsxey umamum Qiinz (gen.) "A GREAT PICTURE" "DON'T MISS SEEING IT HELD OYER 2nd WEEK "WINDFALL" Don Law son invites you to play "Windfall" and win. You're ALWAYS Welcome at the MET Sperl.l KIDS MATINEE Every Saturday wummiiiuiummi. mm. mum JiJ aTnTlT7 ThTTTI 1-AST TIMES TODAIi IMlWBIIIWmW iza EZ3 EZ3 E3 EH fi na E3 LO E3 EZ3 EZI tlMkJ ESI EH EH tt en E3 EH ca mm 7:00 P.M. "COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER" Out of the blue, Eddie brings home a son for Mrs.

Livingston: Frank, a 5-year-old Japanese who has a mother and father but no mother-and-father. It's a riddle that involves Tom with the police and the parents' marital mix-up. In Color. Warner Arts has gone back to the old title Warner while 20th Century-Fox hopes to get shareholder approval next May to become 21st Century-Fox. The Madwoman of Chaillot, starring Katharine Hepburn in the title role, has won the Bell Ringer award for outstanding motion pictures from Scholastic Magazine.

The film will have its gala premiere Oct. 12 in New York. Robert Culp says he believes The Wild Bunch may be the most Important film made in the last SO years. He thinks it could change the entire concept of movie-making. "Sam Peckinpah had considered me for the Ernest Borgnine part," Culp says.

''But, after I saw the picture, I'm glad I didn't get it. I would have been all wrong for it. I would have changed the whole mood of the film." of the most-decorated heroes of the Battle of Britain, Group Captain Peter Towns-end will make an extensive 10-city tour of North America on behalf of the picture Battle of Britain. The cast includes Harry Andrews, Laurence Olivier, Robert Shaw, Susannah York, Michael Caine, Ian McShane, and Ralph Richardson. Things are tough all over: Jackie Gleason is reported to have paid nearly $70,000 for a new custom limousine, said to be about the biggest thing of its kind on wheels.

There are seven seats the size of barber chairs for lea-son's guests. The vehicle has a fully-stocked bar, and passengers can view the passing scene via wrap-around mirrors. Gleason claims the huge limousine is an economy. It will last, him eight years and make it unnecessary to buy a new $20,000 conveyance every year. BIG EATERS Locusts dally eat the equivalent of their weight, about .04 to .09 of an ounce.

I' IP iiMliiJJllifl (Special category No person under 18 years permitted) FEATURE AT: 1:10, 3:15, 5:10, 7:20 and 9:35 p.m. COLOR Last Complete Show at: 9:25 p.m. John Boyd's play The Assassin" is an analysis' and a condemnation of both extremes in Northern Ireland's war between Protestant and Roman Catholic. Boyd is a Belfast television producer. His play ends with British soldiers manning a barbed wire barricade to keep the rival Christians apart, just as British soldiers are operating in Belfast today.

The, key figures in the play are the Rev. Col. Lamb, a lightly fictionalized combination of Paisley and his principal lieutenant, Marj. Ronald Bunting, a long-haired student, Steve Doherty, typical of the Queen's University leftists whose attachment to non-violence frequently dissolves in fisticuffs. The non -violent Doherty shoots the bull-voiced parson at the moment of his greatest triumph, election to the Ulster Parliament.

Now I Ask You radio show ends TORONTO (CP) Now I Ask You ended Saturday. The half-hour CBC radio program, which had its beginnings about 25 years ago, became the victim of changing times and broadcast techniques. The quiz show, with four panelists usually from the literary world, used questions submitted by listeners on subjects that ranged from Homer's birthplace to the origin of the word halitosis. The show had been cancelled many times in the past but always came back. "AMuiu and said author and panel member Morley Callaghan.

"the thing threatened to die. But people bobbed up all over and said, 'where's our show'?" AT 1:15, 3:15, 5:20, 7:20, 9:35 Last Comp. 9:15 3 MORE DAYS (ADULT) gag iMm-tfZmmsmiH! 8:30 P.M. "TOM JONES" Guest Star on "The Glen Campbell Goodrime Hour" Other guests include Jackie De-Shannon and Tutie Fields. Nine men who came too late and stayed too long.

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