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I I I I I I I I First run TV Movies not rated, unless screened in advance. Tues. Morning Eden, Stephanie Powers, Ellie Wood, Inger Stevens, George Segal. (2 hrs.) 6:00 3 SUNRISE SEMESTER. PUERTO RICAN NEW YORKER.

6:10 8 DAVEY AND GOLIATH. 03 SESAME STREET. 6:15 7 NEWS. 20 SESAME STREET. 6:25 5 FRIENDS.

67 ROMPER ROOM. EIGHTH DAY. 9:15 3 YOGI BEAR SHOW. 6:30 2 SUNRISE SEMESTER. 9:30 2 PAT COLLINS SHOW.

3 RFD NO. 3. Farming. 0 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW. 4 KNOWLEDGE.

4 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES. 5 YOUR FUTURE IS NOW. Game. LISTEN AND LEARN. 5 FLYING NUN.

6:55 NEWS. 8 DIALING FOR DOLLARS. 7:00 2 (3 NEWS, Rudd. JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE. TODAY.

01. TO BE EN, ANNOUNCED. 5 UNDERDOG. Cartoons. 67 PHIL DONAHUE.

A.M. NEW YORK. 10:00 2 3 JOKER'S WILD. 8 NEW ZOO REVUE. 4 DINAH'S PLACE.

00 NEWS, Whitfield. 5 HAZEL. 7:30 5 THE FLINTSTONES. ROMPER ROOM. 8 I DREAM OF JEANNIE.

00 MOVIE NEWS. ISLAND (Adventure, THE LITTLE RASCALS. 1961). Jules Verne's tale about a 8:00 2 3 CAPT. KANGAROO.

group of lads shipwrecked on a 5 BUGS BUNNY. desert island and their attempt to 8 FATHER KNOWS BEST. build a better world for themselves i in GARNER TED ARMSTRONG. the face of danger and terror. Charito COURAGEOUS CAT.

Maldonado. (90 min.) 8:30 5 MR. ED. 03 CARRASCOLENDAS. 8 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW.

20 ELECTRIC COMPANY. 0 JOE FRANKLIN. 10:30 2 3 GAMBIT. Game. 00 TIMMY AND LASSIE.

JEOPARDY. Game. 67 TENNESSEE TUXEDO. 5 MOTHERS-IN-LAW. 9:00 2 FARMER'S DAUGHTER.

8 PASSWORD. 3 HAP RICHARDS SHOW. 13 MAGGIE AND THE BEAUTIFUL 4 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY. MACHINE. "The Weekend That Changed Your 20 MAN BUILDS, MAN DESTROYS.

Life." Barbara Walters moderates the 67 TRIM AND SLIM. discussion with her guests Dr. 11:00 2 3 NOW YOU SEE IT. Richard Farson, President, ESALEN WIZARD ODDS. Institute; Dr.

Thomas R. Verny, LOVE LUCY. psychiatrist; Dr. Barry Certner, 7 GOMER PYLE U.S.M.C. psychologist.

8 SPLIT SECOND. 5 RIFLEMAN. 0 STRAIGHT TALK. 7 MOVIE 03 LOVE TENNIS. NEW INTERNS (Drama, SESAME STREET.

1964). Fun, tragedy, drama, romance 67 CHEF NICOLA. and pity set in as a group of new 11:30 2 3 LOVE LIFE. Serial. interns are assigned to a large 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES.

metropolitan hospital. A married 5 MIDDAY LIVE. (90 min.) couple who can't have children 7 8 BRADY BUNCH. decide on adoption; an intern tries to ABBOTT COSTELLO. avenge an attack on a social worker 13 MISTER ROGERS.

and a bachelor succumbs to 67 PAUL DIXON. marriage. Michael Callan, Barbara 11:55 2 3 NEWS, Edwards. Tues. Afternoon style dramatization of the days prior to arrival of Allied troops in Naples 12:00 2 YOUNG AND RESTLESS.

during WWII when the people of the NEWS. city rose up against the Nazi JACKPOT. PASSWORD. Game. Game.

Dubbed. occupation. Jean Well Sorel, done Lea and Massori, gripping. 8 LUCY ACTION SHOW. NEWS.

2:00 2 Georges 3 Wilson. GUIDING (2 LIGHT. hrs.) NEW ZOO REVUE. 4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES. 13 HODGEPODGE LODGE.

5 8 NEWLYWED GAME. 20 ELECTRIC COMPANY. 9 METS WARM-UP. 67 WOMAN. ADDAMS FAMILY.

12:30 2 3 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. ED KNOWING CONSUMER. Serial. 2:10 9 METS BASEBALL. 9 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES.

St. Louis Cardinals at Shea Stadium. SPLIT SECOND. Game. 2:30 2 3 EDGE OF NIGHT.

8 WHAT'S MY LINE? 4 THE DOCTORS. 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES. 8 GIRL IN MY LIFE. 0 THE MAGIC GARDEN. MD BILL COSBY SHOW.

13 ZOOM. DEVOUT YOUNG. 20 MISTER ROGERS. 21 LE FRANCAIS VIVANT. 12:55 4 NEWS, Edwin Newman.

3:00 2 3 THE PRICE IS RIGHT. 1:00 2 WHAT'S MY LINE? 4 ANOTHER WORLD. Serial. 3 MATCH GAME. 5 CASPER FRIENDS.

4 CONCENTRATION. Game. 5 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL. 5 MOVIE FATHER KNOWS BEST. THE LADY TAKES A SAILOR 13 LOLOMA.

1949). Lightweight 20 HAPPY EASTER: DAVEY AND oldie with the routine romantic theme GOLIATH. of sailor plus girl, equals songs 'n' 3:30 2 MATCH GAME '74. Eve Arden. HOW TO SURVIVE A MARRIAGE.

kisses. Jane Wyman, Dennis Morgan, RANGER STATION. (2 hrs. 5 HUCKLEBERRY HOUND. 7 8 ALL MY CHILDREN.

7 8 ONE LIFE TO LIVE. 9 FLIPPER. NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR. 1 GALLOPING GOURMET. (R) 03 ELECTRIC COMPANY.

03 THE FRENCH CHEF. 20 MAN BUILDS, MAN DESTROYS. 21 MASTERPIECE THEATRE: 67 MANTRAP. Discussion. UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS.

1:30 2 3 AS THE WORLD TURNS. 67 CAPTAIN AHAB. Serial. 4:00 2 TATTLETALES. Game.

4 THREE ON A MATCH. BEAT THE CLOCK. 7 8 LET'S MAKE A DEAL. SOMERSET. 9 YOU GOTTA BELIEVE.

5 BUGS BUNNY. A documentary on the N.Y. Mets. 8 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE. 11 GET SMART.

F-TROOP. 13 NOVA. 8 SESAME STREET. 20 BREAST CANCER: WHERE WE ERES MI DESTIN. ARE.

67 ROCKET ROBIN HOOD. 67 MOVIE 4:15 47 MOVIE THE FOUR DAYS OF NAPLES THE GIRL FROM MEXICO. Dubbed in (Drama, 1963). The documentary- Spanish. the marvin the marvin kitman Along ten-pin alley An important era may have ended on "Bowling for Dollars" Friday night.

Jolly Bob Murphy stepped down as the emcee of this important Ch. 9 series, which has given away hundreds of dollars a month since its premiere in October. Tony Hernandez, the Ch. 2 sports reporter before Jim Bouton, takes over as emcee tonight at 6:30 (new time). Smiling Bob Murphy was a terribly popular figure with "Bowling for Dollars" fans.

However, it's a long-standing tradition for Murphy to do the Mets games on Ch. 9 in April. The former voice of the Muskogee, Reds (Class Western League) and the man who replaced the one and only Curt Gowdy in Oklahoma City bowed to tradition. Despite the high ratings of "Bowling for Dollars," he elected to return to the Mets telecasts for a 13th season. That's the way the wood falls, I suppose.

"Bowling for Dollars," in case you haven't kept up with the latest cultural phenomena on TV, is an example of counter-programing. The news or witches twitching their noses drove many people to watch "Bowling for they were hooked. Every weekday night, they saw a dazzling panorama of fat ladies, pubescent teenagers and assorted web-footed men racking up fantastic scores and subsequent prizes of $6, $9, and $4. But first, you saw brilliant interviews. Babbling Bob Murphy asked one woman contestant, selected to bowl because she had filled out a postcard with her name and address, "Debra? What do people call you- Debbie?" Murphy is always "right in the pocket" with his questions.

My favorite show was the one in which Murphy insisted on interviewing a woman with a severe stuttering problem for at least five minutes without stopping his smiling, even though it was evident that the poor lady was embarrassed to death. "She eventually won $5," recalled my pen-pal Ed Ramras of Queens Village. The next fun part of the show is where the lucky bowlers get to answer the question from the host: Who is rooting for him? One contestant, after introducing his wife in the audience, went on to say hello to the folks watching at home, including his girlfriend. Some day, the host of "Bowling for Dollars" is going to ask, "Who's watching?" and a poor contestant, some loser, like Woody Allen, is going to say "nobody." Can you imagine what would happen? The people in the home TV audience would probably send money in to the wretch. Ch.

9 currently allows contestants to name as many people as they like. For good reason. Between naming relatives in the entourage, all of whom line up at the back of the studio, and the relatives at home, it is felt that Ch. 9 might capture a significant part of the actual TV audience. The station reportedly is considering dropping.

the alleys, bowling balls and pins and other props. and just have people standing up naming their relatives. This would be a good thing. The actual bowling is the least interesting aspect of the show. The personalities of the guests, whose post cards have been selected at random, are the center of attraction.

I was particularly delighted with one guy the other night. He came UD like a man-about-town-and -bowling lanes. I mean hip, really cool. He rattled off some 50 names in answer to who was rooting for him and then proceeded to knock down seven pins. walking off with a total prize of $7.

The conquering hero smile of departure was worth the price of admission. I do believe television is wonderful when you can see something like that. But I also have to admit that my interest in this show goes beyond mere criticism. A friend of mine named Sam Glick watches "Bowling for Dollars" religiously. The other week he filled in a post card in my name, and put it in the mailbox, thus making me a prospect for an appearance one night.

Sam suggested that I begin making up a list of friends, in-laws, immediate family and other next of kin or line of succession, the boys and girls at the office and members of my bowling team or Communist cell. "If you are selected hv fate to appear on the program," Sam advised, "and the emcee asks you, 'Who's you will be ready. I also trust you will pick my own card from the bin when its time to select your pin pal. When you dip into the batch feel around for a card that's 12-inches by 18-inches, fluorescent and dipped in honey." Artistically, this show is important because it's an example of what TV was like in the old old days. "Early Early Television," as the period was technically called, was better.

But "Bowling for Dollars" with Bob Murphy was so bad, it had camp value and was a lot of fun. We're all rooting for Hernandez to make it as the new emcee. Just keep smiling, Tony. Rod Serling, host. of the National ter.

"The Locked Mystery Wolfman Room." Jack. Thea- 9:15 tion for WOR: Jean Non-Parents." Monday Shepherd. Night Jazz. Continu- Benefit Dance Variety Monday Evening ous till 6 AM. Show.

Live, from the PM-WHRF, WREN: Concert. lage Gate. Oldtime Radio. Program of works by Han- Barry Gray Concert. Pro- del, Bax.

(Stereo) Show. Interviews and talk. gram of works by Zelenka, Musio of Progressive Haydn, Mahler. (Stereo) America. (Stereo) Rock.

(Stereo) Jazz Alterna- Barry Farber Casper Citron tives. Continuous till 9 PM. Show. Also at 11:15 PM. Show.

Brig. Gen. R. A. (Stereo) (88.5m): For Knobloch, a surviving Just Music.

What It's Worth. Folk mu- pilot of the original "DooContinuous till 1 AM. sic. little Raid." Stereo Spec- Kan Israel. While the tacular.

Continuous till 8 "This Is Israel." City Sleeps. Classical muPM. Issues for sic. Dick Richards. Women.

Commentary. "Acting for Television Health and Tuesday Commercials." Happiness Hour. New folk- 5:15 AM-WOR: Rambling Master- rock. With Gambling. work Hour.

Program 01 Boston 1:30 PM-WMCA: Baseball. works by Schmitt, Godard, Symphony Orchestra. Colin Yankees at Detroit. Saint-Saens. (Stereo) Davis conducts.

(Stereo) Baseball. St. Zero Hour. Special. "Aims Louis at Mets..