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6 The News and Observer, Saturday, August 1, 1970 WRDU Appeal Could Affect Nation A local TV station's proposal could ultimately affect television nationally if it receives favorable action by the Federal Communications Commission. The FCC has found merit in a request from WRDU-TV, Ch. 28-70, asking that each of the three TV stations in the RaleighDurham market be entitled to a primary affiliation with one of the three commercial networks. A favorable FCC ruling would apply, not only to this North Carolina market, but to all similar three-station areas and would entitle each station to have first call on all programming of a respective network. Currently, Raleigh Channel 5, WRAL, has the ABC affiliation eP sewed up, while WTVD, Ch.

11, Durham, has first call on all programming from both NBC Ultra Frequency friend outlet and the newest station in the area, WRDU has a secondary relationship with NBC and CBS. It must await first refusal by WTVD before it can schedule programs from those two networks. Although WRDU filed its 'Little Mary' Is Fun From Start to Finish LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE. Musical comedy in two acts by Rick Besoyan. Directed by Norman Birdsall.

Musical director George Randolph Mauldin. Cast includes Janice Gray, Tom Eagan, Lee Collings, Thom Christoph, Davia Sacks, Susan Gerber, Bonita Chambers, Ronald Talbert, Norman Birdsall, Jack Ellis, Steve Bogardus, Julia Randall. At the Village Dinner Theater. "Little Mary Rick Be Besoyan's spoof of the Jeanette MacDonald-Nelson Eddy come-sing-with-me-inthe deep forest musical, was scheduled earlier at the Village Dinner Theater but delayed for a variety of reasons. It was worth waiting for.

From the opening beat, beat, beat of the tom-tom to the frantic finale, "Little Mary" is fun. The plot deliberately defies analysis. (But who looked for plot in those wonderful old Herbert, Kern, Romberg, Friml, Gershwin musicals?) Little Mary (Davia Sacks) is beset with problems all ends well, thanks to handsome hero Captain Jim (Thom Christoph) and his dashing Forest Rangers. A large part of the charm of "Little Mary" is the music, highly melodic and unabashed- DANCE FRI. SAT.

NIGHTS Features Homer Briarhopper Band Joe Richardson his sax Joe Perry his trumpet Donald Roy and his Rock and Roll Band Friday Nights $1.50 per person Saturday Nights $2.00 per person HOMER BRIARHOPPER'S CLUB On Poole Road Old Moose Lodge Located 5 Miles East of Capitol ly derivative. Love Call" has more than a kissing cousin kinship to "Indian Love Call," for instance.) Musical director George Randolph Mauldin provides the solo piano accompaniment, clean and knowing. Director Norman Birdsall, who as Gen. Oscar chosen to Fairfappenas do his spoofing with a broad brush. Some may argue it's too broad but, unhappily, those MacDonald-Eddy years are a distant memory and the parody has to be underlined for the young.

(Humorist S. J. Perelman once described Miss MacDonald and Mr. Eddy as the "Iron Butterfly" and "The Singing Capon." But the joke now seems almost irreverent. They were happy times and time has marched on.) Besides, the burlesque touches add to the fun, like Fleet Foot (Ronald Talbert), the quivering Indian guide who has fallen down one too many canyons.

I won't spoil the surprise by describing the finale. GUY MUNGER THE FEARSOME FOURSOME! CAN YOU FOUR MASTERPIECES OF HORROR IN TAKE ONE TERRIFYING SHOW! IT? SHOCK INCH FREE TO EACH "ISLAND OF TERROR" CAR! "TEENAGE STRANGLER" A HAIRLESS BLOATED BLOB BEAUTIES! The Prey Of A Monster's Desires! OPEN 8:00 "MUMMY'S TOWER "BLACK TORMENT" DRIVE- THEATRE 64 E. Tel. 833-0701 Me we Me tee IN HORROR: HIGH Raleighs Newest CENTER In THEATRE U.S. 70 East Meet Kate who took her Bible, her hymn-book and her tommygun and raised four sons and more hell than most of the mobs in Chicago.

SHELLEY RATED WINTERS. Bloody Mama PLUS CHER IN "CHASITY" Open at Show at 8:45 Amusement Listings HERE IS THE KEY to audience ratings assigned each film released after vember 1, 1968, by the Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. Films designated (NRA) No rating available; (G) Suggested for general audience; (GP) All ages admitted, parental guidance suggested; (R) Restricted. Persons under 17 not admitted unless accompanied by parents or adult guardians; (X) Persons under 17 not admitted. DOWNTOWN PATTON (GP) of Cue say's lifetime "monumental performance a C.

Scott as blood-and-guts World War General George S. Patton. Brilliant characterization of glory-seeking man with passion for waging war catching hell from country wanting killer-heroes to be nice guys. Stunningly photographed, intelligently scripted. But also ambiguous.

(Both) super-patriots and tiwar viewers will find points for their side (AMBASSADOR) AIRPORT (G) Cue described "big glossy, obvious drama about lives wined in ground and air crisis during snowing night of blocked runways, a bomb aboard a plane to Rome and personal relationships on the brink, Slickly filmed and acted, strictly for the fans of such movies like they-used-to-make ventures. The picture stealer is Helen Hayes, as the little old lady stowaway Burt Lan. caster, Dean Martin, Jean Seberg. (STATE) NEIGHBORHOOD THE CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB (GP) "Film about a cowboy who inherits a western brothel and its complications. James Stewart, Henry Fonda, Shirley Jones." Cue.

(CARDINAL) THE GRASSHOPPER (R) "A vulgar view of the sexual and emotional decline of a young girl who quests for the high life and success reports Cue. "Instead of serious mentary on false values, film contends itself with exploiting its tawdry world. Jacqueline Bisset is beautiful but miscast." (COLONY) KELLY'S HEROES (G) According to Cue "the audience who loved "The Dirty Dozen' will find this one equally to their liking o'd-fashioned War movie in 1970 one which is neither anti nor pro war, but just exists for its own sake, to entertain a crusty and comic film as well A group of psycopathic GI's use period a three-day rest-and-relaxation to rob a bank behind German lines in Occupied France." Clint wood. (VILLAGE) BONNIE AND CLYDE (GP) Story of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker "told with rare perception, sensitivity not Cue a cheap gangster thriller," says of this movie classic about the 30's. Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway.

(VARSITY) DRIVECRY. OF DEAD THE (NRA). BANSHEE (GP). COLOR (FOREST) BLACK TORMENT (NRA). TEENAGE STRANGLER (NRA).

THE MUMMY'S SHROUD (RA). ISLAND OF TERROR (NRA). (TOWER) STAGE LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE, operetta spoof buffet 7 p.m. curtain 8:30 p.m. (VILLAGE DINNER THEATER) OKLAHOMA, Rodgers and Hammerstein musical-comedy Raleigh Little Theater.

Amphitheater, 8:30 p.m. RLT Festival "A Midsummer Night's Shakespeare's comedy of drug-intoxicated lovers, of "rude mechanicals" and a fairy "enamoured of an ass" returns to the Raleigh Little Theatre Rose Garden for its final performances Sunday through Wednesday. Curtain time is 7:30 p.m. It's part of an outdoor festival for RLT, using the Rose Garden as a staging area for the first time ever, and using the full amphitheatre for the the first time in 20 years in the current production of "Oklahoma." The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, sponsored jointly by the Raleigh Cultural Center and the Raleigh Little Theatre, opens its second week run Thursday. The first amphitheatre production was the opera "Martha" in 1939.

'Robin Hood" and "Tom Sawyer" followed in the two subsequent years. The Taming of the Shrew," in 1950 was the last production staged in the 300- seat house. NOW VARSITY BLASTING! WARREN BEATTY FAYE DUNNAWAY BONNIE A CLYDE AM BASS NOW COOL SHOWING 8:10 P.M. THE BIG PATTON GEORGE C. KARL SCOTT MALDEN COLOR BY En DELUXE Adm.

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MOVIE. "'Eqypt by Three" (British 1954). Joseph Cotten introduces three stories of North Africa. (WRDU) 2:00 p.m. BASEBALL.

The Pittsburgh Pirates meet the Atlanta. (Alternate game: New York Yankees versus Milwaukee Brewers.) (WECT, WITN, wsoc, WTVD) 2:30 p. m. MOVIE. "Saddle Tramp" (U.

S. 1950). Joel McCrea adopts four kids and fights perennial "good (WRAL) 5 p. m. GOLF.

Third-round play in the Westchester Classic. (WWAY, WGHP, WCTI) 7:30 p. RAY STEVENS. Variety hour features Cass Elliot and British singer Lulu. (WECT, WITN, wsoc, WRDU) 9 p.

m. MOVIE. "Ambush Bay" (U. S. 1966).

World War II pot boiler being telecast for inexplicable time. WITN, WSOC, WTVD) 9:30 p. m. ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK. Re-run with Joel Grey, Jo Anne Worley, Sergio Mendes and Lana Can- trell.

(WWAY, WRAL, WGHP, WCTI) 11 p. m. MOVIE. "Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet" (U.

S. Outstanding chronicle of German scientist who developed cure for venereal disease. Edward G. Robinson earnest in interpreting, superior script; surprisingly compelling. (WRDU) 11:30 p.m.

MOVIE. "Captain Eddie" (U. S. 1945). Routine aviation film doesn't do justice to exciting life of Eddie Rickenbacker; it's standard stuff.

Fred MacMurray. (WRAL) TV Program Listings for Saturday WTVD WRDU WITN WNCT 28-70 Channel 7 Channel 9 Channel 11 Channel S. Semester Heckle, Jeckle Heckle, Jeckle Jetsons Bugs Bunny Dastardly Grump Dastardly Pink Panther Wacky Races Pufnstuf Banana Splits Scooby Doo Banana Splits Archie Flintstones Archie Monkees Jambo Penelope Underdog Supermalk Skippy Johnny Quest Baseball Movie Baseball Movie Baseball Movie Baseball Movie Baseball Movie Baseball Movie College Show Sunset Strip Daniel Boone Sunset Strip Daniel Boone Wrestling CBS News Wrestling Bill Cosby Amateur Hr. Jackie Gleason Ray Stevens Jackie Gleason Ray Stevens 3 Sons F. Troop Movie Green Acres Movie Petticoat Movie Mannix Movie Mannix Movie, News Movie News, Tonight Movie Movie WBTV-Ch.

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St petition Nov. 6, 1969, the FCC has only, now begun action. Interested parties (competing TV stations and the three networks) have been asked for comment on the proposal. The FCC will first consider this information before refusing the request or approving it by adding an amendment to current commission rules. Robinson 0.

Everett, president of Triangle Telecasters owner of WRDU, said at the time of filing that the proposal represents, "an important change which will benefit television and the viewing Everett noted at present that WTVD could change it its mind about particular programs. He cited NBC's "Julia" as an example. After WRDU developed and publicized the show, it was taken back from the station and added to the WTVD line-up. Everett said that "in most instances these programs (that were subsequently taken away) were carried live on Channel 28 and now they're being carried on a delayed broadcast basis on the other station. As a result, there's considerable viewer confusion about the whole situation." Today's BRIDGE by Jay Becker South dealer.

Both sides vulnerable. NORTH A63 742 K104 Q10 5 3 WEST EAST J72 Q984 A 1053 QJ96 6 J973 7 SOUTH 4 K105 K8 AQ852 A64 The bidding: South West North East 1 NT Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT Opening lead -eight of clubs. The successful rubber bridge player occasionally makes oddlooking plays that turn out to be sensationally effective. For an excellent example of this, consider today's hand where West led a club against three notrump. the fRog and nightgown Jazz Dixieland TONIGHT ONLY Star Vocalist CAROL SLOANE ABC Liquor Permit-Gourmet Dinners LUNCH DANCING 787-9970 3071 Medlin Drive Smash Week! 8th AIRPORT DEAN LANCASTER MARTIN.

JEAN SEBERG. JACQUELINE BISSET In Color AT: NOW State A MARTIN THEATRE Declarer played the ten from dummy, fully expected it to win which it did and was then faced with the problem of how to play the hand. He realized that West had led from the K-J 9-8 of clubs and that he could therefore build up a third trick in clubs by leading a low club to dummy' squeen. It naturally followed that if the diamonds were divided normally, namely 3-2, he could score at least ten tricks consisting of five diamonds, three clubs and the A-K of spades. But it also occurred to South that the diamonds might be divided 4-1 instead of 3-2, in which case if East had four to the J-9 the contract would be in danger.

So, to protect against this possibility, declarer made the fine of leading the king of diamonds from dummy at trick two and continuing with the ten. When East followed low, South did likewise and the effect of this resourceful series of plays was that South eventually wound up with a total of ten tricks. Note that declarer would inevitably have gone down had he followed the more normal procedure of trying to run the diamonds by cashing the A Note also that East could not have protected his diamond holding by covering the ten with the In effect, declarer played the hand SO that if he did lose a diamond trick it would be to the non-dangerous opponent, West. He could not afford to lose one to East because a heart shift might then prove fatal. HELD NEW OVER! PHONE 833-2502 GLENWOOD POINTS SHOWS: The story of a beautiful girl's lifetime between the ages of 19 and 22.

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