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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1973- -29- Complete Television Programs for Wednesday CS KDKA (CBS)-Pittsburgh GD It's Your Bet GD Bowling for Dollars Star Trek (Cont.) Q3) Electric Company (5) Merv Griffin (Cont.) WTAE (ABC)-Pittsburgh WIIC (NBC)-Pittsburgh Pittsburgh WQED (PBS)-Pittsburgh () WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown (H) Wizard of Odds 11:30 A. M. (2 CD dS) Love of Life (D Brady Bunch (ED Hollywood Squares Mister Rogers uv-rtow, 11.55 rsi ntSKw. -Wheeling ssi NOON WSTV (ABC-CBS) Wild Kingdom Q5) 1 Dream of Jeannle 6:00 P. 31.

G5) Local News (J5) Hodgepodge Lodge "Dyeing With Plonts." A new Mend brings some dvt olonts and shews us the lovely colors she gdi from them. News 6:30 P. 31. GD 35) CBS News News Smith-Reasoner NBC News Mister Rogers Rules that sometimes seem "unrensnnn. Illllllllllllltlllllllllllltllllilllllllliiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin TV KEY PREVIEWS Today's top shows as previewed by reporters in Hollywood, New York and Pittsburgh.

8:00 p. m. -ABC Movie. "Dr. Doolittle." (1967).

A magical and enthralling affair for parents and children alike, as Rex Harrison sings and prances about with his animal friends. It isn't as sensational an adaptation as it could have been, with the Hugh Lofting story being as enchanting as it is, but there's certainly enough spirited "talking" to the animals, especially with the "Push-Me-Pull-Me," to entertain and charm away the whole evening. 8:00 p. m. -Reddick.

(Repeat). This 1971 shocker, produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, is calculated to get a rise out of you, no matter what your convictions on religion, ethics, or the Establishment may be. Donald Harron is superb as an inner-city minister who has not only won the allegiance of a gang of alienated young people, but has created a haven for them in his church. What makes all those sparks of the drama fly comes to light when the kids put the minister, Mr. Reddick on trial in a kind of kangaroo court, for what they read as "dishonesty" and "exploitation" for personal gain.

i csi (H) Reddick (Cont.) 0:00 P. 31. 33) Cannon "Trial By Terror." Cannon faces some. thing more complex than usual missing-oersons cose when a ludne's daughter diaoDears while her father Is hearins an important case Involving a crime syndicate boss. Movie (Cont.) Banacek (Cont.) 03) Reddick (Cont.) 9:30 P.

31. TtJ Cannon (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) Banacek (Cont.) (13) Godspell Goes to Plimoth Plantation The Boston east of the hit musleat comedy "Godsoell" oavs a holiday visit to the rlgqlng of the Mayflower, and the Pilgrim houses at Plimoth Plantation. Commentary by historian Henry Steele Commager. 10:00 P. 3f.

33) Kojak (See TV Key) (D Movie (Cont.) Love Story Newsroom 10:30 P. 31. 03) Kojak (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) Love Story (Cont.) 33) Bill Moyers' Journal "Mavo Anaelou." A talk with Mj. An. gelou, a successful playwright, lecti'rer, director, singer, dancer, actress, poet, editor and political activist.

She effr Black woman's perspective on America and Iti Black culture. 11:00 P. 31. Local News Steubenville (E) WTAJ (CBS) Altoona Black and white 5:55 Farm Report A. 31.

Me And You And Us Que Blue Ridge Quartet 6:15 Jo) Farm, Home And Garden 6:30 A. M. 35) Sunrise Semester aB Radius World Tomorrow 7:00 A. 31. i(50) CBS News (3) Ladybug's Garden GD Local News (4) Password (S3) Sesame Street Jeopardy (7) News (ED Young and the Restless 12:30 P.

31. GD (ED Search for Tomorrow (3) Split Second Who, What or Where Sesame St. (Cont.) 12:55 News 1:00 P. 31. GD Marie Torre Economist Morton Shulmon discusses how to make a million through timely Investing.

Today He Talks to Animal ble" may have a definite Durrose. 7:00 P. 31. (2) Lecal News (4) What's My Line? (J3) Electric Company Truth or Consequences News i(Q) Bonanza 7:30 P. 31.

Treasure Hunt (4) Concentration i Steelers In '73 fj3) Newsroom Price Is Right (7) Dragnet (J Partridge Family iQ) Bonanza (Cont.) 8:00 P. 31. (5) i Sonny and Cher Tony Curtis and Barboro McNalr are guest j. (Reoeat) Movie "Doctor Doolittle." (1M7J (See TV Key) Adam-U "Hollywood Division." A nw radio telephone epirator Intrigues Mallov with her voic and frustrates Reed with stranoe sweet names. (B) Reddick (See TV Key) Rex Harrison stars as the man who can talk, and sometimes lings, to the animals, in "Doctor Dolittle." The theatrical film, which should delight the kiddies allowed to stay up lata enough, will be aired as a special tonight from 8 to 11 o'clock on Channel 4.

Pianist Llberace talks orout hU new book. An Interview with Sen. Edward M. Ktnnedy 7:30 A. 31.

CBS News Munsters Today (Cont.) 8:00 A. 31. 4) To Tell the Truth Another World (T3) Electric Company 05) News (J) Jeopardy All My Children (ED John Riley 1:15 Religion Today 1:30 P. 31. CD Marie Torre (Cont.) (4) Let's Make a Deal Three on a Match IED As the World Turns On the Air- 8:30 p.

m. Banacek. "The $3 Million Piracy." Tonight, Banacek befuddles suspects, fellow investigators, and beautiful women, as he wraps up the case of a missing hand-carved coach, lost somewhere between the docks and the good ship "Molly Pitcher." Titos Vandis guest stars as the captain of the victimized freighter. 10:00 p. m.

I KED-Kojak. "The Girl in the River." Worried Kojak supplies the story tension tonight. The strangulation of a girl sets off alarms in the New York cop's head, because Kojak fears a psychopathic killer with a string of seven victims to his credit has surfaced, and is back at his old tricks again. Telly Savalas cracks the whip on gumshoes, and sparks a fair tale of murder. 1:20 a.

m. Wide World of Entertainment. "JFK a Time to Remember." On the eve of the 10th anniversary of President Kennedy's assassination, members of his family including his mother, Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, his brother, Senator Edward M.

Kennedy, and his sister Eunice Kennedy Shriver, are among those who call on their personal remembrances of John F. Kennedy in this 90 minutes of tribute. Others interviewed include Pierre Salinger, President Kennedy's press secretary, and John Kenneth Galbraith, his Ambassador to India. Win Fanning 33) News (T3) Book Beat "Book Beat en Tour -Rex Stout. Robert Cromle visits with the dean of American dPtertlve story writers at his home outside Brewster, New York.

11:30 P. 31. Movie No Time For Sergeants." (4D Movie "The Marrlage-Go-Round." OtoO) Tonight Guests: Robert Goulet, Rodney Danger-field, Gore Vldol. 1:00 Tomorrow 1:20 (20 World of Entertainment 1:30 i Movie "Ebb Tide." (1M7) 8:30 P. 31.

and Cher i35) Sonny Joseph Papp, ABC Sign Pad; CBS Kiddie News Due on Ch. 2 MOSTLY NEWS: Producer Joseph Papp, whose "long term" contract with CBS came to an abrupt end after the hassle over "Sticks and Bones," has now signed an exclusive contract with ABC. It calls for a minimum of two contemporary dramas in prime time and the development of programming for other time periods. (Cont.) (5) Movie (Cont.) 05) Banacek (See TV Key) (3) Lucy Show QD Big Valley (T3) Sesame Street Smooth as Silk Kcsslcr. The producer and founder of the New York Shakespeare 2:00 P.

31. (5 Guiding Light Newlywed Game Days of Our Lives 2:30 P. 31. CD 33) Edge of Night (3 Girl in My Life Doctors 3:00 P. 31.

3 Price Is Right Festival expects to have one, as yet specified, work ready for airing in March or April. The second o-duction will be aimed at the fall sea- A LF GAL. 1 05) Somerset i 33) Secret Storm 4:30 P. 31. Mike Douglas (Cont.) Mission: Impossible "Flight." The IMF must stop a rebel-llnus oivernmr.nt official trom toklng over his country hv assassinating his president who's visiting the U.S.

Big Valley (Cont.) 03) Sesame St. (Cont.) 05) Merv Griffin TT) Virginian Flintstones Gilligan's Island .:00 P. 31. Mike Douglas (Cont.) ffi Mission (Cont.) Star Trek 03) Zoom Merv Griffin (Cont.) i Virginian (Cont.) $8) Green Acres Mr. Fanning (5) General Hospital I Love Lucy (J3) Hodgepodge Lodge Another World 3:30 P.

31. CD Secret Storm (4) Flintstones Gllllgan's Island (T3) Mister Rogers (7) Return to Peyton Place (J Match Game 4:00 31. (J) Mike Douglas Co-host Is Chnrlev Pride Guests- Anne Murrny, Mickey Mantle, Gatirlel Kaolan, Eddie Feigner and Frank Caprg. That's the low price of America's smoothest whiskey. JULIUS KfSSLtl UWRCNCEeURO.

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31. That Girl GD Captain Kangaroo AM Pittsburgh Union oroonlzer Stanley Aronowltt discusses false nromlses. Today (Cont.) 8:30 A. M. CD Captain Kangaroo (Cont.) 3) AM Pittsburgh (Cont.) Today (Cont.) 0:00 A.

M. CD I Dream of Jcannie (4) AM Pittsburgh (Cont.) i Captain Jim (B) Instructional Programs (Cont. to 11:30 a.m.) Romper Room Phil Donahue (51 New Zoo Revue Sesame Street :30 A. 31. fD Match Game '73 (4) Bonanza Captain Jim (Cont.) (5) Many Sounds of Music I Phil Donahue (Cont.) With Sue (j Sesame Street (Cont.) 9:55 i Jobs Now 10:00 A.

31. CD (ED Joker's Wild (4) Bonanza (Cont.) Dinah's Place Butcher Merle Ellis demonstrates the ort of carvlna a turkev. 10:30 A. 31. GD (ED $10,000 Pyramid (4) Bonanza (Cont.) All-Star Baffle 11:00 A.

31. GO (ED Gambit iiiiiimmiimimimiiiiiiiiiiiiin Highlights On Radio 9:34 a. m. (WWSW 970) Mike Roy's Cooking Thing. For a cooks pumpkin chiffon pie.

10:00 a.m. Morning Special. Cambridge Forum: "Will communes change the future of the family?" 11:30 a.m. Special. A conversation with Richard Caliguiri, Pittsburgh city councilman.

12:30 p.m. (WPIT League of Women Voters. Guest is Alan Stang, writer and news analyst. 7:55 p. m.

(KDKA AM-1020) Penguin Hockey. Pittsburgh vs. Vancouver. 8:00 p.m. (KDKA FM Classic Nights.

Handel's "Fugue No. 5 in A Minor for Rossini's "St a bat Mater." 9:00 p.m. Command Performance. "The Great Waltz" starring Mary Costa and Kenneth McKclIer. Broadcasts in Stereo.

iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimitiiiiiimiiiiiiii Radio Stations iinnni ii immmmi if mnnnf tn iiiimmiiiiiiiimimiimiiiiiiitii TV KEY MAILBAG Q. Who plays the father on "The I never get to see his name on the screen when they show the cast. I would like to write him a letter. Also, I heard he was once a minister. Is this true? Mrs.

M.E. A. Ralph Walle Is the actor's name. As for his involvement with the religious life, the actor was, in fact, a minister at United Church of Christ In Long Island, New York before he decided to become an actor. You may address your letter to him care of CBS-TV, 51 W.

52nd N.Y., N.Y. 10019. Q. What was the name of the TV series which had Christopher George playing a guy with a special type of blood that made him almost death-proof I think it was called "The Fugitive" or something like that. J.

G. Nothing like (hat. The title of the short-lived TV series was "The Immortal." "The Fugitive" starred David Jans-sen and was a very successful series which enjoyed a long run and a tremendous fan following. think "Kojak" is the best detective series on TV at the present time. Each episode I have seen is as good as reading a short detective story and I am a fan of this type of story.

As for Telly Savalas, he's just perfect, I had to write and say so. Mrs. G.I. A. Your comments are always welcome this is your column.

"Kojak" has been praised by most of the critics and the fans seem to have discovered it, according to the mail we have received. umiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii Movies On TV 8:00 p. m. "Dr. Doollt-tle." (1967) See TV Key for details.

11:30 p.m. "No Time for Sergeants." (1958) Hilarious comedy about the experiences of a naive backwoodsman drafted into the Air Force. Andy Griffith, Don Knotts, Nick Adams. 11:30 p.m. (3) "The Mar-rlage-Go-Round." (I960) An uninhibited Swedish girl causes a domestic crisis when she chooses her American host, a happily married professor, to father her child.

James Mason, Susan Hayward. 1:30 a.m. "Ebb Tide." (1937) Story of men marooned on an island ruled by a man who wants to play god. Barry Fitzgerald, Ray Milland. k4 STARRING ri AUDREY HEPBURN REX HARRISON tor, told me the station also expects to add a fifth night on its own.

He said it has not yet been decided whether the service will be carried on the 6 p. m. or the 7 p. m. portion of the local news.

"Closer Look" will deal each evening with a national or international news event. It is to be produced by a special unit of CBS-TV stations division by a staff of five. These are a producer, two assistant producers, a graphic artist and a film editor. The full resources of the CBS News film library will be available to the staff. Mary Brown, the producer, says that the insert "will be structured so as to allow each station to assign a local news broadcaster to introduce and narrate the segment.

In this way, it can be totally integrated into the flow and texture of the news broadcast." CHANNEL 13 REPORTS that it received more than 200 phone calls during its followup session to Monday night's "The Killers" chapter on heart disease. Most of the callers were concerned about diet information, the effects of alcohol on the heart and related personal health questions. Rock Hudson will be Miss Shore's guest, along with the U.S. Navy Band, on the Christmas outing of "Dinah's Place." He plans to sing and dance. Bob Harper, longtime program director at KQV, is leaving to take a similar position on WKBW in Buffalo.

THE STAGEHANDS have ended their strike against the networks, voting yesterday to accept a management wage offer. Negotiations are continuing between the nets and AFTRA, the s' union, with no strike deadline set, although the previous contract has now expired. The stagehands got 42 per cent raises over four years. "Airport," the hit theatrical film, proved equally successful on TV. It topped the national Nielsen ratings for the week ending Nov.

11. "Airport" was viewed in an estimated 29.1 million homes during this, its first, TV run, which makes it one of the highest-rated TV offerings this season. Five other movies, either big screen or made-for-TV, also made the top 20 list. "Sanford and Son" was in second place, followed by "All In the Family." In fourth place was "The Waltons," while the theatrical film "The Graduate" came in fifth. "Kojak," at 19th, was the only freshman series to crack the top 20 list.

IN VIEW of the energy crisis, I wonder if the current trend toward later and later TV programs, now continuing into the wee hours, won't come to a halt? This Friday's "In Concert," for instance, is scheduled on the ABC Network for three hours, starting at 11:30 p. m. It will air on Channel 4 here, beginning at 1:40 a. m. A news item yesterday reported that the Japanese government has already ordered TV to end at midnight, in that country hard hit by the Arab oil boycott.

It could easily happen here and all-night radio may well be included in such a directive. CO STARR INI son. He will also engage himself in the development of programs for the Saturday morning "kiddies' ghetto," as well as for the network's late-night "Wide World of Entertainment" stanza. The prime time projects will be based on shows Papp has previously produced for the stage. Papp's current Broadway production is the Pulitzer Prize and Tony-winning "That Championship Season." He is also responsible for the highly controversial "Boom Boom Room" at Lincoln Center in New York.

The latter drama stars a a 1 1 i Kahn and deals with the life of a go-go girl. Miss Kahn is already being touted for a Tony for her performance. "Boom Boom" was written by David Rabe, the author of "Sticks and Bones." tf( )f THE CONTRACT calls for mutual agreement on the dramas or other material to ba produced by Papp. It specifically calls for clearance of all dialogue by ABC's department of broadcast standards and practices (ie: censors). Just how crippling this clause will be remains to be seen.

Certainly the dialogue in "Sticks and Bones," a play about a blinded soldier returning home from Vietnam, was one of the chief factors for its rejection by quite a number of CBS affiliates. Yet, it would be difficult to imagine how Rabe's play could have retained its validity what little it had without dialogue offensive to some viewers, and station managers, of course, who would keep TV at a children's level. One thing seems sure, without considerable "reworking" the chances of "Boom Boom" being accepted by the network are remote indeed. Be this as it may, Papp has declared himself to be delighted with the ABC contract. "It's no substitute for theater, but it's an outlet," he said.

"When you're in communications, you want to disperse what you've got. Of course, you want it to be beautiful too, but you want people to experience it, and you want to be an influence, and television makes it possible on a great scale." MORE BRIEFLY: Early next month CBS plans to launch a four-day-a-week news service for young people. The service is designed for inclusion in the early evening newscasts of its owned and operated a i (each network owns five VHF stations, none of which is in Pittsburgh). The stations are then expected to produce a local news program of a similar nature for the fifth weekday. CBS affiliates are also being offered the segment, called "Closer Look," and Channel 2 here plans to pick it up.

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