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4-V The News and Observer, LEADING. Eastern Carolina THEATRES PITT Greenville TODAY THRU WED. BILLY GRAHAM "THE RESTLESS ONES" Thurs: UNIQUE ON-THE-SPOT COVERAGE" -LOS ANGELES TIMES COLOR DeLUXE AFRICaN SaFaRI COLONY Wilson TODAY THRU WED. Restless Ones STARTS THURSDAY ROY E.SHANNIN'S AWARD WINNER AFRICaN SAFARI IN COLOR Goldsboro Today thru Wed. The Restless Ones Johnny Crawford Georgia Lee Starts Thursday AFRIcan SAFARI In Color International Award Winner! CENTER Rocky Mount Today thru Thur.

"The Restless Ones" Friday Only! In Person at 9:00 PM. Rocky Mt.Sub-Deb Club Presents Its Annual "Fashion Show" -On Color with Martin Milner Starts Saturday! Tony Randall Janet Leigh Ken Berry -in "Hello Down There" Sunday, March 16, 1969 records Joan Baez, who may not be the best interpreter of Bob Dylan's songs but has to be the most faithful, has a twoalbum, Any Day Now (Vanguard), on which she sings 16 of Dylan's numbers. Most of the songs are new, or unfamiliar at least, but there are few really good ones. The interminable "SadEyed Lady of the Lowlands" not only runs on too long but sounds better in Dylan's own version. Best for Miss Baez are "North Country Blues," "I Dreamed of St.

-Augustine," "Boots of Spanish Leather" and "Tears of Rage" (sung a capella). The many-sided Miss Baez has provided simple pencil sketches for the album cover. Half of the tunes are MIDWAY DURHAM MONDO FILMS PRESENTSDOWN and DIRTY EASTMAN COLOR The ONLY SLUT Coming Attractions At Leading Theatres ROANOKE RAPIDS PEOPLES THEATRE Sunday-Wednesday Georgia LEE Robert SAMPSON "The Restless Ones" STARTS THURSDAY Walt Disney Presents John MILLS Dorothy McGUIRE "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" Nights at Sat. Mat. sings Dylan Joan Baez lustrated for the inside cover, and there's also a nicely ecuted self titled "Joanie." Sweet Charity (Decca) is the original soundtrack of the new musical film starring Shirley MacLaine, who handles most of the songs, and Sammy Davis who is confined to one.

Miss MacLaine's singing has a certain brightness and style, and she's abetted by John McMartin, Chita Rivera, Stubby Kaye and Paula Kelly. Davis' single track, "Rhythm of Life," is properly rhythmic and lively. By and large, however, the songs (of Cy Coleman and NOW OUT TOWN OF THEATRES Forest Dr. In Starlite Durham -Durham BULLITT I LOVE YOU ALICE 8. CHUBASCO TOKLAS TRIPPLE CROW RUDY County Dr.

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Order by Phone for Faster Service! Raleigh: 828-4750 Allow Greenville: 756-0825: approximately 20 minutes Dorothy Fields) are strictly pedestrain. Shortly after the show's opening, some of the tarts perform a delightful version of "Big Spender," which is a topnotch tune. Nothing that comes after it even begins to approach this peak. Something on the order of modern American chamber music in a small jazz group context that's Country Roads and Other Places (RCA Victor), featuring the Gary Burton Quartet (Burton, vibes and piano; Jerry Hahn, guitar; Steve Swallow, bass; and electric bass guitar; and Roy Haynes, drums). Their often gentle, sometimes pulsating brand of jazz- country -European classicism includes eight of their own compositions, along with a Ravel Prelude Tombeau de Couperin: on which Gary overdubbed the piano track against his own four-mallet vibraharp work.

Ravel via Bix Beiderbecke, you might say. "True or False" is virtually a drum solo by Haynes. "Country Roads" and "'The Green Mountains" are excellent ballads, with blues lines and classical turns. The Queen's Guards (Lon don International) is (at this point the crier clears his throat) "a tattoo by the combined bands of the Life Guards and Royal Horse Guards (The Blues), with the Pipes and Drums of the Royal Highland Fusilers and the Juniors Guardsmen of the Household Brigade." We hear them in fanfares, medleys and a march, musical rides, and as mounted bands. And it's quite stirring, to say the least.

Werner Muller and his orchestra, with style and artistry, play music from old Vienna on a new London Phase 4 Stereo album. The program includes favorites from the works of Strauss, Lehar, Kreisler and other composers of the era. Shake Kean is to the flugelhorn in Europe what Al Hurt is to be trumpet in America. Dig It! his newest London Phase 4 Stereo album has him playing with the Ivor Raymonde Orchestra and Chrous. The tunes are of today "Honey." The performances are smooth (like velvet).

Also smooth (but with sentiment, and even sadness) is the alto sax of Ace Cannon. He's In the Spotlight on a new Hi recording, and the tunes played are all out of the contemporary bag My Fire." "Little Green Apples," -RAYMOND LOWERY WAK-ART Main St. Zebulon Continuing Shows from 3 p.m. For LOVE COLOR IN ADULTS ONLY MONEY ALSO RAW WEEKEND -WORLD HIDE PICTURES preseats The motion picture that takes you inside the the explosive world of today's youth! EASTERN-NORTH-CAROLINA AT THE 13-19 PREMIERE Ones AHOSKIE GOLDSBORO NEW BERN SOUTHERN PINES CLINTON GREENVILLE PLYMOUTH TARBORO DUNN JACKSONVILLE RALEIGH WALLACE DURHAM KINSTON ROANOKE RAPIDS WASHINGTON EDENTON LUMBERTON ROCKINGHAM WHITEVILLE ELIZABETH CITY MOREHEAD CITY ROCKY MOUNT WILSON FAYETTEVILLE MT. OLIVE ROXBORO AT STEWART FOR RESTRICTED, AUDIENCES (R) UNLESS WITH PARAMOUNT NOW thru TUESDAY! Great Spectacular! A SPACE ODYSSEY' (G) Fabulous in Color Starts WEDNESDAY DEAN MARTIN swings as Matt Helm in "THE WRECKING CREW" (M) Action in color COMING: ELVIS PRESLEY 1s "CHARRO" (G) CINEMA WILLIAMSTON NOW thru WEDNESDAY! Great Spectacular! A SPACE ODYSSEY' (G) Fabulous In Color Starts THURSDAY! Big -Bold-Sevage GUNS OF "THE BRUTE THE BEAST" (M) Action in Color COMING: Tony Randell "HELL'O DOWN THERE" (G) Series Has 'Haunting' TV Story By Cynthia Lowry NEW YORK (AP) The cancellation of an offensive, tasteless television series can greeted with equanimity, even satisfaction.

ping of an inoffensive situation comedy series designed mainlv to amuse the early-evening "family audience" and which succumbed only to superior force evokes sympathyparticularly for the cast. Thus in mid-February when the principals of NBC's "'The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" wound up their season's chores, they knew the future of the fantasy series was in the balance. The Lawrence competition Welk, a habit a from ABC's as strong as a Saturday night bath among many of the elder viewers, and CBS' nine year old "My Three Sons," routinely pushed it into third place in a three-network ratings race. Since a show that lasts but one season counts as something akin to a disaster, the apprehensive stars of the show brightened when NBC agreed to a cross-country personal appearance tour.

It looked as though there were still a chance of renewal. So Edward Mulhare, Hope Lange and Charles Nelson Reillypacked suitcases, and embarked on a grueling trip. Visiting cities carefully picked by research experts for their weight in the vital Nielsen audience sample on which the important trio ratings submitted are peg- to ged countless press, television and radio interviews, were short on sleep and missed regular meals. Then they reached New York, tired and slightly redeyed, just in time to receive the crushing blow. NBC's fall schedule had leaked prematurely and it held time spot for "The Ghost andMrs.

Muir." Unkindest cut all was that the news came before the network vice presi- with the 'ghostly' Edward Mulhare Hope Lange dent in charge of the care and coddling of performers could reach them to break the news gently. The next day, Mulhareunaware that a successful salvaging operation had already been started with ABC gallantly kept an interview date made earlier and indulged in a little hindsight quarterbacking. "I think perhaps if we had kept to the original premiseoh, it might have helped," he suggested, almost tentatively. "More with the original concept, less broad comedy. And, of course, it was an expensive show to make, with all the trick photography." The series, which was spun out of an old movie, has its foundation in fragile fantasy.

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Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban. (WECT, WSOC, 8:00 WRDU) 1:30 P.M. BASKETBALL. First round game from Madison Square Garden in 32nd NIT. University of Kansas vs.

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(WWAY. WRAL, WGHP, WNBE) 3:00 P.M. NET PLAYHOUSE. Romantic comedy by 19th-century Austrian playwright Arthur Schnitzler. Amorous adventures in life of Anatole, wealthy man-abouttown.

(WUNC, WUND) 4:30 P.M. EXPERIMENT IN TV. "The New Communicators" explore ways in which film media, audiotape are being used by children, mental patients, prisoners as new means of communication. (WECT, WITN, WRDU) 5:00 P.M. MOVIE.

"Abbott and Costello the Mummy." (U.S. 1955) Comedy. Two goofs hunt for buried treasure. (WRAL) 8:00 P.M. ED SULLIVAN.

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