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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1972 I I Complete Television for Tuesday iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii TV KEY PREVIEWS ni4 'L in mot onother oohent ok-iv hove rtionce to live by nxwns of diolvtil, 33) Playhouse (Cont.) I. 31. 'CD 35) Movie "Pretty poison." (Hftll (3) Movie (Cont.) fJl) OS CD Bold Ones (Cont.) Playhouse (Cont.) Odd Couple 10:00 P. 31. CD 35) Movie (Cont.) v4) Marcus Welby f.Sce TV Kety) (T5 05) CD America (See TV Key) (J3) Newsroom 10:30 P.

31. (71 Td) Movie (Cont.) (4) fS) Marcus Welby (Cont.) 05 (5) CD America (Cont.) (13) Black Horizons "On Th! Rock Tonlohf'i proorom focus on ttie Block church. Ther will discussions concerning Hi old. sltr-frotvoe of rh Block church anrf th Black Drwjcher, whor is beino rton to chana this, ond what thv or dotno for the Block community. Giwst Richer Wcka, Pastor Ml, Ararat Bap fist Churcri, 11:00 P.

3f. (J) (4) (T5 Local Newa (13) Black Journal "Rinck Christlon NTtlonnllsm." An nmmation of on oiteinalivo Christian Institution. 0 Physician Heal Thyself Mile Farrell (left) quest-stars at a doctor who comet to Virginia City to practice, but who, as Ben Cartwright (Lome Greene) soon discovers, is addicted to morphine, in tonight' episode of "Bonanza." Channel 11, from 8 to 9 o'clock. Today'i top shown as previewed by reporters in Hollywood, New York and Pittsburgh, 8:00 p.m. (D iJJKMaude.

Good show. An old school friend of Maude's pays a visit. Instead ol the drab and sad spinster Maude was expecting, mousey Phyllis surprises by being a winner in every way. In fact, she ui settles Maude who begins wonder what she's been doing with her life. The opening scenes with the family going through Maude's high school year book are fun, and they set up the entrance of Phyllis, played by Barbara Rush, a lady who can do no wrong.

8:30 p. m. (S)-Tuesday Movie of the Week. "Home for the Holidays." (1972). Eleanor Parker, Sally Field, Julie Harris, Walter Brennan and Jessica Walters, are the stars of this murder melodrama which uses all the standard tricks to convey terror.

The story finds unhappy daughters returning to their father's bedside for a family get-together, only to become the target of a deranged killer. The chief suspect is step-mother Julie Harris, who is labeled a poisoner. Miss Harris attempts to hold the show together, backed by heroine Sally Field, the only balanced member of the family. 10:00 p. m.

(U OS CD America. "Home From Home." Host-narrator Alistair Cooke continues his colorful, intensely personal history of America, with an analysis of the contrasting life-styles and cultural beliefs of the early settlers of our shores. Starting with the 1606 journey of the Englishmen who came to Virginia looking for gold, and were saved, in the final analysis, by the Indian crop of tobacco, Mr. Cooke neatly documents his theory that the farming of this crop and its patterns established the life style of the Southern gentleman. He then goes on in painstaking fashion to detail the differing characteristics of the sterner Puritans who came over on the Mayflower.

10:00 p. m. (3) Marcus Welby, M.D. "Jason, Be Nimble, Jason Be Quick." The good doctor Welby deals with arthritis in a boy and the lad's estranged parents. Welby 's main job is to prevent the boy's father from running off again, avoiding responsibility, and star Robert Young, does the persuading with his customary charm and logic.

The show is well cast, with James Stacy in the role of Dad, on the run. 1:15 a.m. (4) Comedy News. First of a four-night satirical revue tackles topics in the news, highlighted by a zany group of commentators including Stan Frebcrg, Mort Sahl, Bob and Ray, Richard Pryor, Fannie Flagg, Andy Duncan, Marion Mercer, Kenneth Mars, and Anthony Holland. IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII On the Air KDKA (CBS)-Plttsburgh 3) WTAE (ABC)-Plttsburgh ED WIIC (NBC)-Pittsburgh fl) VTQED (NET)-Plttsburgh WJAC (NBC-ABC) 1 Johnstown CD WTRP (NBC-ABC) 1 -Wheeling WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenvllle WTAJ (CBS)-Altoona Black and white.

(J) Farm Report CD Government Story (ID Quest 1:0530) Farm, Home, Garden 6:20 12) Farm News A.M. (D (J Sunrise Semester OH Radius 6:50 3D News 7:00 A. 31. OD (HI News The New Zoo Revue fjj) CO Today 7:30 A. M.

(51 (J) News (4) Leave It to Beaver 05 (5) (3D Today (Cont.) (jo) Library Answers 7:33 GjJ Cartoons 11:00 A. M. CD CO 55) Captain Kangaroo C41 Romper Room (ID CD Today (Cont.) A. 31. CD (3D 39) Captain Kangaroo (Cont.) (20 Romper Room (Cont.) ai) CD Today (Cont.) 0:00 A.

31. (J) Truth or Consequences (4) Movie "Oooratlon Sloole." (1960) 05 Captain Jim (J3) Instructional Programs (Continued to 11'30 a. m. (5) Romper Room (7) Phil Donahue New Zoo Revue Sesame Street A. 31.

CD Family Affair C4) Movie (Cont.) 05 Captain Jim (Cont.) 6l World Cultures CD Phil Donahue (Cont.) Password (H) Sesame Street (Cont.) A. 31. CD Joker's Wild Movie (Cont.) 05 (S) 3) Dinah's Place Leslie Ugowns preoares pot roast chicken and sherrv onions. GorcJener Jerry Baker shows how to plant bulbs. A.

31. CD 5 Price Is Right (4) Movie (Cont.) 05 CD Concentration 10:50 C4) Fashions in Sewing Win Fanning Programs P. 31. CD Mike Douglas (Cont.) OD Ponderosa Tho first Born." ttromw with fost gun conies to the Pondroso elonfno to be Little Joe'i hdlfrothtr. (35 Movie (Cont.) (33) What's New OS Flintstones CD Virginian (Cont.) Star Trek (J3) Green Acres 5:30 P.

31. CD I Dream of Jeannie Ponderosa (Cont.) Q5 Movie (Cont.) oriented young man who draws a girl into his fantasy world. Anthony Perkins, Tuesday Weld. 11:30 p. m.

CD (55) "Love Me or Leave Me." (1955) True-life of Ruth Etting's career as one of the outstanding popular singers of several decades ago. Doris Day, James Cagney. 11:30 p.m. GEL "Wyoming Mall." (1950) Undercover agent meets girl and finds she is a member of mail-train robbers gang. Black and white.

WPGH-TV, Ch. 53, Due Back On Air Within Six Months IN ABOUT six months WPGH-TV, off the air since July, 1P71, will, pending Federal Communications Commission ap-rxoval, return to the air on Channel 53 here. At a referee in bankruptcy hearing held yesterday at the Hilton Hotel, authority was given for the sale of the assets of the Ultra High (Td 33) Electric Company OS Petticoat Junction CD Virginian (Cont.) Star Trek (Cont.) (H) I Dream of Jeannle P. 31. CD (S) 35 Local News 33) Hodgepodge Lodge "Animot Homes." Wot etne) crovllsh chimney ond othr kind of cmimal'i homos.

OS CD News 0:30 P. 31. CD Q5) News-Cronkite OB News SmithReasoner (15 TV-11 News 33) Mister Rogers VoYos ond other tovs that "tomo bock" ore shown bv Miner Roaert. OS CD NBC News 7:00 P. 31.

CD Local Nevis OS To Tell the Truth (35 NBC News 33) Electric Company OS Truth or Consequences if) News 05) Billy Graham Crusade 7:30 P. 31. CD George Kirby Comedy Hour (4) What's My Line? OX) Parent Game (13) Newsroom (6) Musical Showcase (7) Temperatures Rising Mayberry R.F.D. 35) Graham Crusade (Cont.) 11:00 P. 31.

CD (5) 53) Maude (See TV Key) 0) Temperatures Rising "Witchcraft, Woshlnoton Style." Nolnnd eoniures uo tome fake sorcery to cur a patient who believes In witchcraft. (TT) Bonanza The new doctor In Vlralnla Cltv, aainlno the town's resnect until inlured boy dies during on operation on Ben then leorns that doctor addicted to morphine. is 53) Family Game ''Fducotlon." An exoerimentol exrclio showing adults using tinkertovs demonstrates several orevailing attitudes about learning ond education In America. Using real oeoole in role-oloving situations, the program olso contrasts traditional ond radical viewooints on education in ttt United States. 05) Oral Roberts on Campus (j) Billy Graham Crusade 11:30 P.

31. CB 33) Hawaii Five-0 With his son in orison and his grandson dead and burled, botti as result of McGarrett's actions, the ootrlorch of the Voshon crime dvnastv devises cunning scheme to fiame Mit, Hvt-0 chief and send him to prison. Movie "Home for the Holldovl." (1972) (See TV Key) 05 Bonanza (Cont.) (13) Playhouse New York "Between Time ond Tlmbuktu-o Snoee Odvssev." This soace fontasv bv Kurt Vor.neout, incorporates monv of the wildest sci-fi eoisodes from Vonnegut's novels. Bill Hickev stars as S'onv S'evenson, the luckv winner of breakfast lingle contest whose prize is the privileae of becoming on astronaut. The production includes some prodigious vkteo antics.

(G) Oral Roberts (Cont.) CD Graham Crusade (Cont.) :00 P. 3f. CD (D (33) Hawaii Five-0 (Cont.) (4) Movie (Cont.) OS CD Bold Ones An inonencTDie Kinm io vie. a woman oarplvztxl from tt t)ck aywn BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT NEW Library Parking NOW OPEN To go along with its brothers and sister Cornir Forbes I Murray SQUIRREL HILL 11 tOO A. 31.

(51 (3D (H) Gambit (4) Password (D) GD CD S' tot Century 11.30 A. 31. CD CB (H) Love ol Life f4 Bewitched 31) GB CD Hollywood Squares "(ED Mister Rogers IN'OOX GC 3D CCD Local News (L3) Sesame Street CeV) Jeopardy QD News (2) 33) Where the Heart Is 12:15 CD Fashions in Sewing 12:25 CD Carol Duval 12:25 E) News 12:30 P. 31. CD (3D IB) Search for Tomorrow (4l Split Second JJ Merv Griffin Guests: Svdnnv Omor, Dick Shown, Ell Wallace, John Davidson, Little Richard.

03) Sesame St. (Cont.) CD Who, What Or Where 1:0 P. 31. CD Marie Torre It's Your Bet 05 Merv Griffin (Cont.) (13) Instructional Programs (Continued to 3:30 p. (5) News (7) Jeopardy Tel-All fjj) John Riley 1:15 Canadian Travel 130 P.

31. CD Marie Torre (Cont.) (41 Let's Make A Deal 05 CB (3D Tnree on a Match 35) As the World Turns 2:00 P. 31. CD (5) 33) Guiding Light (4) Newlywed Game (ED CD Days of Our Lives 2:30 P. 31.

CD 35) Edge of Night (3) Dating Game (15 CD Doctors 3:00 P. 3f. CD iJS) Love Is a Many Splcndored Thing (5) General Hospital 05 OS CD Another World (JJ Hodgepodge Lodge 3:30 P. 3f. CD 35) Secret Storm Munsters (0 CD Return to Peyton Place (JJ) Mister Rogers 4:00 P.

31. (2) Mike Douglas Co-hosts: Jerry Stiller ond Ann Meorn. Guests: Richard Deacon, Chorles Ai-rovour. Danny Selmick ond Benii ond Amy Stiller, (4) Flintstones on Radio Good Humored Ladies." Jana- cek's "Sinfonietta." 8:00 p. m.

(WWSW Pittsburgh Symphony Concert. Maureen Forrester, mezzo-soprano; Helge Brilioth, tenor, with violinist Eliot Chapo and violinist Donald Mclnnes are featured with the orchestra, Wm. Steinberg conducting. 9:00 p. m.

(WJAC 95.5) Classics. "A Scandanavian Tour." Broadcasts in Stereo. OS CD 33) News 11:30 P. 31. CD 53) Movie "Lovt Me or Leave, We." (19551 (D Movie "Wvomlng Mall." (1950) 'T5 OS 'CD Tonight Guests: Anthony Quinn.

WilMnm t. Buckley David Steinberg and Lano Cantrell. 1:15 0 Comedy News (See TV Key) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TV KEY MAILBAG Is Peter Marshall, host o' the "Hollywood Squares," Marty Martin's son? I heard him mention once that actress Joanne Dru is his sister. Did I hear right? Mrs. F.

F. A. Mary Martin's son Is Larry Hagman. Peter Mar shall and Joanne Dru are in deed brother and sister. saw "Cat Ballou" on TV and flipped for the flick in a big way.

I really flipped for the young guy who played the Indian in the film. I know I have seen him in a TV series, but I can't place him. Please settle my dilemma. R. R.

A. You're thinking of actor Tom Nardini, who was a regular on the "Cowboy in Africa" TV series. I MALLORY DCRACELL BATTERIES MS 7e Afor2 75 for 2 27 RM401 2 for 1.19 COM n.r.TK link or MTr.mr. AT LOW MK-M Jorec WE Sill 0 KiUMtlltS rmmmmms i 3 (TT) Movie "Frankenstein Conouen the 19651 (J3) Sesame Street OS CD Somerset (HJ) Family Affair 4:30 P. 31.

CD Mike Douglas (Cont.) 3) Dick Van Dyke Q5 Movlet (Cont.) (13) Sesame St. (Cont.) 5S Timmy and Lassie CD Virginian Flintstones (T3) Gilligan's Island Biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii Movies on TV lllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllilllltllllllllllllllllllllllllt 9:00 a.m. "Operation Stogie." (1960) Two zany army sergeants try gate-crashing the society barrier. John Hewer, Anton Rogers. 4:00 p.

m. Q5 "Frankenstein Conquers the World." (1965) Science fiction-horror epic with shock elements. Nick Adams. 8:30 p. m.

OS "Home for the Holidays." (1972) See TV Key for details. 9:30 p. m. (J) "Pretty Poison." (1968) Psychological thriller revolves around a dis- Frequency (11 IF) station, in eluding equipment and buildings located on Ivory Avenue, North Hills, to Leon Crosby and a group of associates. Crosby, owner of KEMO.

Chan-nel 21), In San Francisco, is report Mr. Fanning ed to have Pittsburgh financial backers in the move to revive, for the second time, the UHF outlet, which first went on the air as WK.JF-TV in the summer of 1953, and off again the next year. According to Gil Lucas, community relations director nnd sole employe of the new organization at this writing, the station will follow "in part" the programming of its immediate forerunner. It will, however, have a shorter day, coming on the sir at about 3:30 p. m.

with children's programming. it i AT THE outset, WPGH-TV will begin its early evening programming with re-runs of popular former network series, such as "Star Trek." Actually, a limitless pack-Age presents itself. Feature films "of late vintage" will telecast from 7:30 to 9:30, followed by a former network scries stripped across the board until 10 p. m. On UHF in a major market, the station will he exempt from the FCC rule which forbids such rc-runs in prime time on the Very High Frequency (VHF) commercial outlets, such as Channels 2, 4 and 11.

Movies will also be the order nf the WPGH tube from 10 o'clock until 12:30 a.m. sign-off. However, the 10 p. m. films would be what Lucas describes as "classic movies" drawing room comedy, black and white Westerns, etc.

There would be a five minute break for news and sports at 11 o'clock. NATURALLY. THE station plans to take full advantage of any network programming which is pre-empted by the regular affiliates. While not wanting to commit himself, Lucas pointed out that both Channels 2 and 11 regularly schedule local films in place of the CBS and NBC first-TV-run features (they make more money that way) and the networks might be willing to have their films picked up by Channel 53. There arc, of course, many other network programs preempted on a regular, or on a elective, basis by the network Honolulu Zoo Proves Popular HONOLULU (AP) Newly compiled figures show the Honolulu Zoo continued as the most popular attraction among Hawaii's parks and museums in 1972, drawing 1,107,000 visitors in the first six months.

The least popular attraction was me Waioli House, a restored missionary residence on Kauai Island, which only 426 persons visited. The best bargains in this "burg" abound in the Post-Caret Want Ads. Check them today and everyday. 1 affiliates which might become available to WPGH-TV. "The station will try for a good movie and sports image," Lucas told me.

In the sports area it would try to pick up college football and basketball games not carried by the VHF outlets here. It would also seek to carry any network sports not accepted by affiliates here. i i ANOTHER FEATURE of the new station will be a one-hour black-oriented variety show which has proven extremely successful in San Francisco. When I suggested a local "entertainment bulletin board," using clips from films and stills from plays on local view, Lucas said he thought that might well be an idea to be incorporated into the schedule. Most certainly, for former Channel 53 viewers, the news that a Saturday night horror movie program is all set, will be welcome.

No local programming Is planned for the immediate future, except the 11 p. m. news brenk and a host for one or more of the movie sessions, "with success, this will change, of course," Lucas saic. A sports score "crawler" is planned when important games are being played. WHY THE optimism on the part of the new owners? Well, for one thing, it has now been 10 years since the government required all new TV receivers to be equipped with UHF tuning dials.

These, with a simple ring antenna should, in most locations, assure a good picture from the station's 3.1 million watt signal as compared with 100,000 for Channel 2 and 315.000 for VHF stations from Channel 7 on up to 13. Secondly, Lucas pointed out, the ever-increasing number of cable TV companies "should be a great help." The cables can, naturally, bring in Channel 53 even in fringe areas. Lucas also noted, for the record, that while the former WPGH-TV operated with the same power, its antenna was discovered to be tilted. As a result many of the relatively local areas were in "shadow," severely cutting down on the station's potential audience. This, he assures me, has been corrected.

5t BARBARA RUSH Rich, chic and beautiful, she gives Maude quite a shock when they meet again after 25 years on tonight's segment of "Maude." Channels 2, 9 and 10, from 8 to 8:30. Highlights 2:00 p.m. (WJAS AM-1320) Ira Apple Show. 1 Dean, expert in the relationship between graphology, astrology and ambition, is 3:00 p. m.

(WJAS AM-teof Ted Payne Show. Marie La Doux, author and publisher of "Play and Talk" discusses how the average parents can help their children to read and spell. 7:00 p.m. (KDKA Classic Nights. First hour selections: Schumann's Overture, Scherzo and Finale; Scarlatti-Tommasini's iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiimiimimiii Radio Stations WWVA WBVP WTAE WKST WJAS WCVI WIXZ WACB KQV W.IPA WMBA WFAR WTRA WOHl WPSL WLOA WQTW WZUM WARO WMBS WH.IB WISR WPIT WPIC WEUO 540 590 620 680 731 790 810 1170 1230 1250 1280 1320 1340 1360 1380 1410 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1510 1550 1570 1591 WAMO 860 WAVL 910 WES A 910 WWSVf 70 KDKA 1020 WBUT 1050 WEEP 1080 WKEG 1110 WASP 1130 WBZY 1140 WKPA 1150 FM Stations mc.

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Cooke visits the colonial settlements of New England and the great plantations of the South. At 10 RM. Channel XEROX is.