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BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, APRIL 4, 1971 Airwave Topics --by Fred Russell When Richard Strauss completed his remarkable tonej poem "Thus Spake Zarathustra," inspired by the philoso-j pher Friedrich Nietzsche's book, the German composer disclaimed any intention of writing philosophical music! or portraying Nietzsche's great work musically. He plained that he meant to convey by means of music anj idea of the development of the human race from its through the various phases of evolution, religious as wellj as scientific, up to Nietzsche's idea of the superman, Despite his disclaimer, Strauss' score must be considered philosophical in that it is a musical picture of man's mortality. And it is this philosophy which is probed by Leonard Bernstein, of Fairfield, when he narrates and conducts "Thus Spake Richard Strauss" in the second of this season's New York Philharmonic Young People's Concerts this afternoon o'clock) on Channels 2 and 3 in color. The tone poem is derived from! eteht of the 80 chapters superman in all his glory--a Nietzsche's book, and these eight! sweeping waltz melody typical of musical selections, plus a pro-j trauss logue, are "Hie tone poem ends with bells motion. First there is a majestic; Zarathustra's in--chiming midnight, the superman vocation to the dawn.

A procla-; bubble bursts, and man (Zara- mation for the trumpet Nietzsche? Strause?) into powerful chords in the or- comes to terms with himself, ac- chestfa, and a crescendo works jcepts his mortality and finally up into an immense climax for finds peace. full orchestra and organ. After this introduction, "Of the! Dwellers in the World Behind! Canceled Show man's attempt-to j-jyr "Rpmjnn nn TV find in religion the solution to Jld on I i his problem of mortality--promi- QS ANGELES (UPI) The iicuc iiiftu T-QTArrsric? visile an Credo in the French horns. I I I I -T" "Of Great Yearnings" by the ABC television t-jf Ip I W'- with a Gregorian Magnificat work, may be back this fall I I I I I I the organ, and then, in "Of Joys! anyway. 1 I I als as a s-mbol of Hberationlprogram with i stirring read- from bondage, (4) jing of "I jmg: of Dr.

King's famous 4:15 CHAMPIONSHIP Ha" a.S^g Bishop, "fend country tunei by Dorsey Burnett, Mel and Gordon Terry, carry the hour. Joey offers Ms host on how to pick lip his Ringing, and appears is a western sketch as RACING- SERIES. Live-in-; with "A Change is a progress from Atlanta, Georgia, Come," and Gilbert Price rais- coverage of the Atlanta his big voice for "Felling Stock Car Race, will be tele-: Go Miss Sands cast here. (7) jcompany also offer excerptsja" bartender, listening to I i from the writings of Lor-inlaying- Major a cal- 4:30 YOUNG PEOPLE'S Hansberry, Langstan officer, about to meet CONCERTS. "Thus Spake Rich-l Hu hes Martin lard Strauss." Conductor-narra- Geor Bemard a 11:00 a.m.

AM Boston Bruins I tor Leonard Bernstein opens fascinating dissertation on take R0te show presented without com- Crazy Chief Noodleman. country performers, Mur- ra like Glen dip. Into oldies :o.a^iiiaLiJig vn com-j MOUn- vs. Montreal Rj hard Strauss' tone; 0163 0 21 interruptions with ta tain." and the guests help their Ballet buffs are offeree Canadians, from Boston. (2)(3) poem, "Thus Spake sanction soft-drink OS i a lengthy medley of an opportunity to see a perfor-; ra with the following delight-l sor (5) i-Campbell hits.

(2) (3) modern ballets! 1:30 SPEAKING comment on the sP EC rAL. 9:00 SUNDAy I MOVIE. 'The Third Secret" 'mance of two 1 danced by Lawrence Prize WinnerlJnus Paul; the 7:0 EASTER SPECIAL, iiormer director of Harknessj- teach vou iMe-r-m-a-n" Here Comes Peter, Cotton- (RaiiPf anH wno oooK on Vitamin if vV- 2 Thp awls' shouts ietzche in the voice of i a lne and Lone 'of whom artis; I the National Ballet of i erlands. The i set to the iSamual Barber, is the work of choreographer Richard Wagner; and the "After Eden," set to music by Lee Hoiby, holay se (1964). Often interesting, if im- A A AP Wi'rephoto WHAT A SHAVE--The invasion of women into the male sanctuary of the barber shop is nothing new, but an Ames, Iowa, barber, Al Thompson, offers a service especialy for them --leg shaving.

Here he shaves hot pants-attired Nancy Green, an Iowa State university student from Sioux City, Iowa. the work of John Butler. (2) 1 description and illustration of invocation to man's desire forj immortality when he, knows he's as we Park in Norfolk, (9) 11:30 PUBLIC Bess Commissioner HEARING. 4:30 "HOLY WEEK: official on- psychiatrist dies and the coroner's verdict Bunny and 2:00 NBA PLAYOFFS. Irontail (Vincent Price supplies A sthe intohatibns here).

There's XT APPROACH. time machine Myerson, New York City Sj I Frederick McManus, Director which'has the Easter Bun- nissioner or Consumer Af- of the Bishops Committee nv 2 his caterpillar sidelick fairs, will be. interviewed by the TMU be telecast at this time. (7), utu interviewed tese a series of I i Wrti-frkv Ta-r-i-i. I JS I Mon-i other calendar holidays by mis- the'take, setting the stage for station's Political Editor, me Wilson.

(2) NBC correspondent Bill roe on issues involving 4-nn SPFCTAT TM mvuiviiig 111 take. Setting me biage iut 11 TM nrcrnvTrpv TM Mae jChurch as it a new ap- Christmas, Valentine's Day, and 11:30 DISCOVERY Th ejstro." The illustrious career oijproach to Holy Week. (4) Mothers' JDav songs. (7)(8) iver People." (Repeat) Eugene Ormandv, who is cele-i pYiotners 0 Riv jlife of Thailand's river people, i brating his 35th year as conduc-i COMMENT! teenage daughter convinces a TV commentator to investigate further. performances of the cast are better-than-average, and the film has surprise ending.

(7) (3) 9:00 MASTERPIECE THEATER. 'The Spoils of Poynton: Pride of Possession'." A superlative, hour for drama-loving theater-goers, and "a juicy tale Vietnam?" Program host Ed- and Sorrows," a richly textured melody in the second violins, oboe and horns speaks of human passions. "Song of the Grave" also has a passionate theme for the oboe, leading into a morass of counterpoint in which the themes heard so far mingle into a gloomy mass --man sinking into despair. Don Fedderson, head of Fedderson productions whic has represented Welk for televi sior. for the past 16 years, an nounced that a nationwide Law rence Welk network will launched this fall.

"The Welk network has been on our planning boards some time," Fedderson said The fifth section, "Of or activation in the event th contains a canonic imitation in! show might not be renewed bj fifths, representing the solution! the ABC network." of life's riddle through science, with section six, "The Conva- He said launching of the new network would be timed to fol lescent," developing the sciencejiow Welk's final ABC Saturday theme contrapuntally. This "cliap-j ight show in early September tcr" corresponds to Zarathustra's "so that the weekly Lawrence breakdown out of disgust, rejec-jWelk show will continue with tion and frustration. cessation." Zarathustra, emerging withi new will and spirit, finally sees the way to attaining the super- Sam J. Lutz, Welk's persona manager, estimated the net- 4i work will cover about SO man. Dance Song" is the dance cent of all home viewers'.

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Tonight at 7 p.m., Lament Cranston, Margo Lane, and the rest of the gang return to the bring radio drama new generation of arwaves to to a whole people who've never before been exposed to it. "The Shadow" started on radio in 1936 and lasted until 1954 before being discontinued. The scripts were written by the finest writers of the day and the cast Featured such well-known performers as Agnes Moorhead, Everett Sleane, Santos Ortega, Ted DeCorsia, Alice Frost, Grace Mathews, and Roger De Koven. During the program's original run, four different actors played the title role. First came Arthur Vinton.

then Orson Welles, Bill Johnstone, and finally, Bret Morrisson. World Famed Night club and radio comics built jokes around "The Shadow" and the phrase "The Shadow Knows!" became a part of the vernacular. The program has been broadcast in all parts of the and translated into several anguages. Originally, in this country, the program was heard )n Sunday afternoons at 5 p.m. ver the Mutual Broadcasting System network of radio stations.

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David Bergi is host WQXR New York Rangers vs. Detrolf WNBC OF RELIGION: Tom Barf- lerf discusses Passover with Rabbi Louis Dimpson of Congregation Beth El, Fairfield WNAB PLANETARIUM: With Phil Stern WICC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: Sederunt Principles by Pero- tln; punkte (Points) by Stockhou- sen; Symphony No. 3 In Flat (Rhenish) by Schumann. Harvard Glee Club guests WQXR 100 CLASSICS: Music WJZZ CONTACT: Panel discussion scries WNBC SPEAKING OF EVERYTHING: With Howard Cosell WABC FARBER SHOW: GUCStS WOR available to WPKN for a nominal fee. In turn, these costs are being underwritten for the station as a public service by Turnpike Stereo, a newly opened business at 1557 Black Rock turnpike, in Fairfield.

The store features tapes, players, recorders, and related equipment for both home and car. Cooperation between Turnpike Stereo and WPKN will enable listeners throughout southern Connecticut, Westchester, and northern Long Island to relive the excitement of radio drama once again. And, it will expose many serenity Thais themselves that matches the loveliness of their land. (7) 1:00 p.m. MEET THE PRESS.

Senator Harold E. Hughes, Dem. of Iowa, and a possible candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination, will be interviewed by a. panel of newsmen and today's program-moderator, Lawrence E. Spivak, live from Washington.

4 1:00 DIRECTIONS SPECIAL. "A Feast of Freedom." This is a unique Passover program because it echoes the struggle for freedom in all peoples, as' it pays tribute to the story of; the-Jews and their ancient exe- dus from bondage. On hand to pinpoint and illustrate a variety of freedom are Theo- i r- win Newman introduces Gener- such musical figures as violinist al James Gavi a Isaac Stern, composer Aaron Cop- General A land, land, s'oprano Joan conductor Zubin Suther- Mehta, Beaufre, French Army General Sir John W. Hackett, 5 I A CLL UIX i i i J.lO. and assistant conductor Brifoh Armv (Ret) and ham Smith plus a tabute eral Ichiii si gj te apanese A r- 4:00 '--ETERNAL" LIGHT.

"A Conversation with Justice and Mrs. Arthur J. Goldberg." Rabbi Bernard Mandelbaum, president of the, Jewish Teholo- gical Seminary of America, joins Justice and Mrs. Goldberg in a discussion of the sigriifi- 7:00 SPECIAL, "Reflections of the-Black Experience." A roster of impressive black performers'star in this i hourlong special, blending music, dance and recitation. It is presented in commemoration of Dr.

Martin Luther-King, and cance of the Sedar and its" ritu- actress Diana Sands ends the ED SULLIVAN. "Mov- on Stage." Ed's was taped a a Las Vegas Nancy Sinatra was starring in- her act with the Osmond Brothers and singing group called the Blossoms as her supporting ofrmers. Highlights include Nancy's renditions of "Boots," "All "By and "Draw Me a "Circle;" -The Osmonds and Nancy singing "San Francisco," and the Blossoms and Nancy intoning "What'd I Say." (2) (3) 8:00 ABA BASKETBALL. The New York Nets vs. the Virginia -Squires, in a playoff from.

Hampton, Virginia, of suspense for all! It's tha BBC's four-part TV adaptation. of Henry devastating novel about conflicts of taste and values, centered around a mother's passion for "her exquisite and her determination that her son marry a woman who will cherish: and care for them. Don't miss the' opening of th'is juicy series which introduces the implacable Mrs. Gereth (Pauline Jameson), the beautiful Fieda Vetch, (Gemma Jones) venom she favors, her weak son Owen Gereth (Ian Ogilvy) she dominates and confuses, and Mona Brigstock (Diane Fletcher), the aggressive, mercenary girl Owen has got himself engaged The cast is magnificent, the-English -V (11) countryside beautiful, and the English manor house, Povnton, 9:00 GLEN CAMPBELL full of treasurers. (13) (49).

rsewly designed SHOWROOMS rituals of Passover as contemporary cries; of the newer generation to an dore Bikel, with songs and in- art form they may never have terpretations of the traditional had the opportunity to enjoy. Television never really took the place of radio drama, where one's own imagination created the picture from the sounds, the mood music, and the voices. "The Shadow" will become a weekly feature of the WPKN (FM) program schedule Sunday evenings at 7 p.m. starting tonight. Area listeners can receive WPKN at 89.5 FM.

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