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Monday June 13 1994 I Fort Worth Star-Telegrcm2 I Section Page 3 ElITELITAMMEUT CALIEUDAR CALIEUDAR 7fr '4t 4' A w-7 A107 I I l-I lk -i TODAY'S CALENDAR 0 Popular music I Mark Dove 7 pm at White El- ephant Saloon Fort Worth 624- -1887 Arlington Big Band 7:30 pm at Fatso's Burgers Blues Arlington 461-FATS Classical Spectrum Chamber Music 7:30 pm at First Jefferson Unitarian Universalist Church Fort Worth 927-0314 $5 $3 students COMING ATTRACTIONS TODAY'S CALENDAR 1 Tomorrow Terry Razor 10 pm at Bar Fort Worth 870-2337 $2 Deuce a Half at White Elephant Saloon Fort Worth 624- 11f387 7 pm through Wednesday Hello Dolly! at Casa Manana Tort "Worth 332-CASA $18-24 8 pmthrough Friday Dallas Theater Center presents at Kalita Humphreys Theater Dallas (214) 522-TIXX $9-30 7:30 pm through Thursday Shakespeare Festival of Dallas presents The Taming of the Shrew at Sarnuell-Grand Park Amphithe ater Dallas (214) 497-1526 $3 donation requested 8:15 pm through Sunday Blues Jam with Alibi 10 pm at Blues Bar Fort Worth 870- '2337 $3 Shakespeare in the Park pre7sents Romeo and Juliet at Trinity Fort Worth 923-6698 $8 $5 lawn Advance tickets at Tickets 335-9000 8:30 pm through Sunday I The Substance of Fire at vStage West Fort Worth 784-9378 8 spm through Friday $12 $15 Fri Exit 9:30 pm at Fatso's Burgers Blues Arlington 461-FATS Chemlab 8 pm at Dallas City Limits Dallas (214) 556-0590 $5 at Jicket master I Dallas Symphony Orchestra 8 pm at Morton Meyerson Symphony Center Dallas (214) 692- 9203 Pre-concert organ Tecital 7 pm 1TOMI 4o -0M-0 i A AN111106 -44 Ts4 41 4 klitt1 '0: -140 4'-'" 44 re 1 'le 4 cJ x--A 7 44 r- I --I- 't ')'wwworw (r1 --trit't 1 1 if '-f -1k ry) orl A 6 COI 1-41s4- '''''''A I A 4 4 'F 7i 1 1 A '1' 41-4 1 'Ivo w- wh-so- Allt 'wi'''' 0 4 i- 4 Joe-No si Q't i lip) VI' omoli i A vS0 tb i 44A I 01 A No 4 4 v' 1 1 4 1:: he opeo 4'07 I ii '41 0 1 4 Ii '44( '4t' A KA of 1 rk Ao diSv 9 7 1s 4 vs-f A i te i)mk1 e- 14 3 Ir 4 -) 41 t74fore4- 4-7H--k sot Ali 4 Vit 1 i 'fr fitr-- 4 I Iti 4 81 'T A 4i )41T'1' ---t-N- 2' 1 t--- 1 17: 1 Dire -'I''kA--- 'rt -0 If If 1 I tr: 4 14 rt 4 3 '''''') 4 I IA I 1 cif Zit40110' ''''''''4 olo" 44-ik Al 1 fl to tft4 6 I 1-ef-5pi -Fork A- zA 4e-i 7 t-4- a A' A-9 1 'sr 'N4--') t)e -I 1 1 I 14 topi i A Or 1' 6 '''FP 4 i 0' i -341 I a Nit P'146AN'' 4 4 A $4 1C 1: A 0 4 A i t' a 1 '1- ''s14 3-1: 4 :1 4 a'ik f' i 1 i i st ci 4 k' or '0 -it 'ICalkOw 'I' Al tA i 11' NO 1 Zit ''4 11 i Ito 0 1 No ozi 1 0 I 4 A it 1' Illit Fts41-74k (t --4i 4 I i I 0 7 N1 "4 1 4 0601 toot A it 00474 Ilia jt1 i 4 4 i i -e14 7- t-azz14)r-': i I IkmA 4 dtb 1 (iI iN :7 t-- i i I I 1 I 1 i ''77 I 4 1 4 4 i 4 1 1 3 4 00------- 44 '''''-1 i 1 i 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 i 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1 I Smith 4 3 0 Continued from Page 1 Before that she worked for Chan: nel 4 and she's watching that sta' tion's news department with interest as are all other media observers in this market and beyond Channel 4 will likely become a Fox affiliate about the first of April and the management there as an incentive for employees to stay has told them that they'll get a month's extra pay if they stick around until the network changeover What will happen to Channel 33 is less certain CBS displaced by the changeover at Channel 4 hopes to place its programming on KXAS Channel 5 currently an NBC affiliate or KTVTChannel 11 an independent Those are the only two VHF stations Nos 2 through 13 on the dial considered available to them though worth mentioning is a thus-far-unfounded rumor circulating through the industry that CBS may try to buy Channel 4 which is owned by Argyle Televi'sion Holding Inc If all that fails CBS will have to move to a less-desirable UHF station which are channels 14 and above If that happens it's possible Channel 33 could end up as a CBS 'affiliate or even an NBC affiliate if CBS manages to place its programming on Channel 5 Otherwise Channel 33 when it comes time to sell it would be just a building with a TV signal and likely a few remaining employees wondering what's next "We're sad but we're anticipating better things to come" Gregorisch said "It's not like Fox came- in here and pulled the plug and then we never heard from them again The Fox corporate people are checking in with us every day We'll all come out of this fine because after all we had hired the cream of the crop" The lower you go the less you pay! 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