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TV Movies ENTERTAINMENT Radio Drama am UHUN0T0N N.C) DAILY TIMlS NEWS MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1M6 Television Thtse art pwiewj that Previews are amona teimkm wo. Police Have Varied Activity On Weekend During the weekend, local police investigated seven traffic accidents, made two arrests on assault charges and served a warrant charging a local youth with seduction. grams rtvmmtnfyd by the prtm uieipjnp tonight. 7:00 p.m. i VIRGINIAN The Virginian caught between outlaws and Ihe law when he becomes in reived with a beautiful actress vho's working as the courier! tor a robbery ring.

(Channel! H). MIDWESTERN IIAYRlDEl Red Sovlne slugs "Giddy Vol Dean Richards is host. (Channel 12). 7:30 i GILLIGAN'S ISLAND One Mebane St. and L.

W. William son Jr. of 508 Rosenwald St pry one, the castaways have been dropping out of sight Uav in GiUigan alone on the island. Band Draws Approval Stepping out smartly behind a color guard of majorettes, the Southern High School band draws approval from the crowd watching the Graham Christmas Parade as they play a lively Christmas tune. Overhead the colorful decorations on Mam Street add to the festive scene.

For other parade pictures, see Page 1 (Times News Photo). Hollywood Everywhere Liza Minnelli Recalls Childhood Experiences a terrific role. I play his secretary, a bad one it's by Shelagh Delaney, a new wave kind of thing, done in three sections. I'm in Uie middle section. He'd never seen me he fore in his Ufa until Iwalked into his office.

He's terribly self sufficient. It's all terribly interesting. Everyone is terribly enthusiastic. I was so pleased to get the pari. Mr.

Finney went al! over America to find the girl. He liked the way I read it," Then, with a breathless rush of words, "Have you seen Mia (Sinatra) lately? She's my best friend. I have great faith in her marriage to Frank." We're not. If it's ever over, I'll call and tell you. He writes mu sic, ana fie and his brother have a night club act in Miami." Where, if Liza finishes her picture in time, they will probably marry this Christmas.

I starled in an off Broadway show, 'Rest Foot at $34 a week. Then I did 'Flora the Menace' or, Eroad. way for which I got a Tony. 1 auditioned for it, seven times." It was easier landing the film with Albert Finney who plays Mr. Bubbles as well as serving as director.

"Albie never kow tows to anyone, and when be chooses someone he doesn't choose on public opinion. I have Discount Channels Ihmttiv tor ries winds up its short run with the wlot enlsode. In which we iobk through Patricia's eyes as hne muses over ner son's i hood at the same time that she is facing him in court (Channel 2). RUN FOR YOUR LIFE on a bus ride to California. Paul encounters a stranea trav eling companion, a run awaj girl.

(Channels 11 ani 12). BIG VALLEY State wo oers leave Victoria, Ja Heath and their conrnanioi face death in Uie desert. (Chan nels 5 and 8). 11:25 p.m. NAKED CITY An old mar has a contract to move a rail.

road bridge with some Inter esting provisions. (Channel 2). nsav p.m. MOVIE "Damsel in Din tress," (1937) Fred Astaire George Burns, (Channel 5). JOHNNY CARSON Guest is iormcr Republican Presides tial candidate Barry Goldwater, Channels and 12).

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I had a discussion with Bet te Davis the other day," continued the petite Miss Minnelli. 's a strung lady and mar velous to talk to. We compared the difference between MGM where my mother was raised and Warners where Bette was under contract lor so long, She it wasn't that the young stars were mistreated at Metro; she said they were sptiiled. The sugar coating over the dis cipline. At Warners, 11 you were late they fired you.

At MGM, they were nice but your salary was docked. "Was my childhood happy? 1 think so. You never can tell un til you're really grown up. Ev eryone blames their parents if anything goes wrong when they small, but 1 don tiunk tha'. is fair.

One tiling, I had a much better childhood than my mofh iiu auilLcu WUlUJUg vn urc stage when she was a baby practically. My mother wouldn't! let me go near work until I was 16, I've been on my own for years, i nave an apartment on East 57th Street in New York with a roommate. I just like New York. I like England, too. si to live London when I was 13 years old.

I'm 20 now, but I keep reading that I'm 22, and I'm almost ready to be lieve it, "When finish my picture, Charlie Bubbles I'm going to Miami lo be with my fiance. Peter Alien. I love Peter very much, and we'll be married as soon as we can. People ask me so many questions all the time; they say we're breaking up. Let ECKERD'S Fill Your Next Prescription and See the Difference! At Eckerd's where profits are counted in pennies, we price your prescription the same way to the exact cent lo ihe lowest price.

Even the "non profit" plans, discount houses, mail order plans, connot match your Eckerd's price. (Channel 2). IRON HORSE Ben lava his life on the line when he tries to buy a right of way through a nearly deserted mining town. (Channels 6 and 8). MONKUaS Bashful Peter gets help from his fellow Mon kees when he tries to win the heart of a pretty debutante.

(Channel 12). 8:00 p.m. HUN, BUDDY, RUN Con clusion. Amnesiac Buddy is kidnaped by Devere'g gang land rivals. (Channel 2).

I DKKAM OK JKANNIE The general hears about Tony's great tenor voice, a gift from Jeannie, and enters him in a I talent contes. (Channel 12). 8:30 p.m. LUCILLE BALL Lucy seeks the help of a psychiatrist. (Channels 2 and 11).

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police arrested Henry Lee Johnson of 725 Beaumont Ave for allegedly beating his 22 month old stepson with his llists. Johnson is said to have visibly bruised the child on his face. Police said the incident occurred sometime Friday night. jThfi warrant for Johnson's ar rest was slflned by Carvey Lay ell of Rt. 2, Snow Camp.

Larry Nlekersori of 805 Ray has been charged with as sault with a deadly weapon for; allegedly cutting ietoher L. Bynum Jr. of 1017 Hill St. with! a pocket knife. Nickerson was arrested at 7:30 o'clock Saturday night.

Police served a warrant from! Horry County, S. on Eddie Maurice Harrington of 1917 Edgewood charging him with the seduction of Cynthia McLauchlin of 524 Tarleton Ave, Police issued warrant Erom Myrtle Beach police on Harrington at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Burlington police said that the incident involving the McLauchlin girl and Harrington occurred in Myrtle Beach on the July 3D. Harrington is to appear in Myrtle Beach for trail on the charge on Jan. 4.

Both youths involved in the incident are 17 years of age and are students at Williams High School. The warrant for Harrington's arrest states that he promised the McLauchlin girl to marry her hefore the seduction took place. Police said that he has been released on $1,000 bond snding the hearing. The warrant for Harrington's arrest was signed by Miss McLauchlin. Sellars School on Rosenwald Street wag reported broken into at approximately 30 o'clock Saturday after ion.

Officials of the school said that one carton of milk was misstne, and there was an estimated J5 in damage. Charges of failure to make a movement in safety have been against John Arthur Mor row ol 519 Town Branch Graham, following a traffic accident at 8:45 o'clock Saturday morning at the Intersection of East Webb Avenue and Williamson Street. Jack Daniel Rogers of Rt. 3, Graham was the other driver involved. There were no iniru ies.

Damages were estimated at $350 to the Morrow auto and at $200 to the other car. Nannie W. Pulliam of 718 S. CHURCH (Continued From Page 9 B) big contents of the Mr. Cantrell eaid that the building will be repaired as soon as possible and that since most of the chairs and tables were saved, only the curtains and blinds will have lo be re placed.

He added that the church schedule will with Sunday school classes meeting together until the classrooms are re readv for oecu Sunday school classes and the monrnifr worship service were held yesterday main building, while firemen stood watch over the scene of the fire. While firemen were fighting (he church fire, they received another call around o'clock to a car fire just a block away on South Main Street. Several firemen rushed to the scene, where it took only min utes to put out the tire in a sta tion wagon belonging to Paul Wheeley of Swepsonvlllc, The lire caused only sugnt damage to the interior of the cnr. Cause of the fire Is unknown. GRAHAM (Continued From Page 9 B) Santa Claus brought the event to a climax, tossing candy from atop the largest float in the parade.

The kids loved it. They shouted wtth glee (some cried) at the sight of clowns in their outlandish costumes, They acreamed with delight at the approach of Father Christmas and they called out in Joyful recognition to the girls ihey recognized on the convertibles and floats. And, behind them, the adults were getting just about as much kick out of the event, themselves, Though more reserved, they stin obviously love a good parade. were drivers of cars involved in an auto mishap at the intersection of Rauhut Street and Hatch blreel ai 10:42 ciock Saturday morning. Williamson was charged with failure to yield the right of way.

Damages were estimated at $100 to Hie Williamson auto and at to the other vehicle. There were no injuries. Ben Haden Gilmore of 618 Harris St. was charged with laiiure to mane a movement to avoid an accident following a frame accident at 7:19 o'clock Saturday night on Main Street near Mafltet street. Charles Rufus Aldridge ol Yanceyviile was the other er involved.

Damages to his au to were estimated at $100 and at $300 lo the other vehicle. There were no injuries. Damages were estimated at $150 to a vehicle driven by Au Drey Wayne Coble of Rt. l. Julian, and at $50 to an auto operated by Sara Bowen Bent ley of 2717 May Dr.

as the result of a wreck at o'clock yesterday afternoon on Trail 1 near Trail 4. There were no injuries in the accident. Police charged Coble with failure to make a move ment in safety. Hilda Spoon Bennett of Rt. 6, Burlington, was treated for min or injuries and released from Alamance County Hospital.

She was injured In a wreck that occurred at 2:29 o'clock yesterday afternoon on North Church Street near St. John Street. Mrs. Bennett was a passenger in a car driven by Suzzane R. Bast of 2109 E.

Webb Ave. Also involved in the accident mom onlnc rlriiror, hi, Hoi nlH I Ray Bennett of Rt. 3, Graham Billy Don Herring of Rt, 3, Graham. Damages were estimated at $000 to the Herring and S200 to the Bennett, an md at S5U to the East ve hicle. Charges of failure to reduce speed lo avoid an accident were aRainst iiennie D.

Wil son 611 Apple St. following auto wreck at 7:21 o'clock last night on Rauhut Street near Key Street. Dimples w. Albright of 450 Apple St. was tne oilier driver involved.

There were no injuries. Damages were estimated $160 to each car. harees of reckless drivinff have been placed against Ohw Wade of 215 Harden St. fol lowing a traffic accident at Si clock last nisfit at tne inter section of West Webb Avenue and Markam Street. Police said that ihe Wade ve hicle was traveling east on Webb Avenue when it ran off the road and struck a power pole.

Damaces were mated at $350 to the car. There were no injuries reported. Policeman Is Injured In Incident Lt. Elwood Johnson of the po lice department received broken ankle Saturday night while attempting to arrest an escaped convict who was creat ing a disturbance at a local cafe, police reported today. Police Chief Alfred Garner said that officers were called to Burlington Sandwich Shop on Main Street Saturday night a 11:45 o'clock to arrest a man who was said to be creating a disturbance.

Lt. Johnson went to the Sand wich shop to make the arrest along with two other ollicers, He met resistance from Sam E. Haley, who was not known at the time to be an escaped convict from a Ro wan County prison camp. Chief Garner said that scuffle with Haley preceeded tne arrest. After uie convict was subdued and brought to police headquarters, it was found that he was an escapee.

Police have charged him with resisting arrest. Haley Is said to have been serving time for a similar! charge. NEW SHAKESPEARE THEATER CHAIRMAN LONDON ai The new chairman of the governors of the Royal Shakespeare Theater company is L.G.T, Farmer, cnanceuor of uirmingnam University. Farmer succeeds the late FortBtam Flower. A cousin of the latter, Dennis has been elected vice chairman.

By SHEILAH GRAHAM HOLLYWOOD (NANA) "My mother," said Liza Minnelli, "needs someone to her that she does not have tu be a living legend. She'n a woman. All Her me, since she was a girl, all the time she was grow ing up, sne icii. sue naa to prove herself, and how can you be happy that way" Liza's mother, is, as yau know, Judy Garland, ii has bad more than her share of problems with great success that started when she was a teen ager under contract to MGM I used to wonder what kind of person Liza would be, GRAHAM raised in an at mosphere that ran the uamutof; edy, and enormous talent. Her father is director Vincente Minnelli and, as far as the naked eye and ear can see and near, Liza, now starring in her first film, "Charlie BubMes has inherited the stability of her father whom she resembles, and the fine voice and acting ability of her mother and a matter Of factness that is entirely MERCURY (Continued From Page 9 B) in the area tomorrow, there is no thought that the area will have a repitition of the snowfall which brought .02 of an inch Df precipitation last Tuesday.

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Phone 226 5531 Tetr "rofux" On Dlih Aoter way producers are switching topancy. nonprofit business setups in an, effort to attain greater financial, stability. groups are operating this season under a plan where by any revenues above operat ing expenses are applied to new productions rather than being paid to investors. GOGOL AT STRATFORD STRATFORD, Ont. IT) For Canada's centennial year, the 1967 Stratford Festival is planning four major plays, three by BftaKcspeare ana one ny iiogoi.

Michael Langham is to direct "Antony and Cleopatra" and "The Inspector General." John Hirsch will stage "Richard IE" and David William "The Merry Wives of Windsor." Leading players are to include Christopher Plummer and Zoe Cald well. ISflji Nisiivt engraved ilir.i. RfK OqglAKTI MO ONE UUDU 14 WILL AC AlrMffTCP UNLESS OCCOMWWtO rW WWHT. CINEMA I Shews till I 4lHi 1:41, till I Mm, i.M.