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WfAA KDFW KXAS 11 KTVT 1 KERA on 4 CBS NBC 1 1 10 PBS JO a 5 BTnnrrrflwyvTrrrrrrTy TV SCHEDULE Kxrx SUNDAY Sharing the too and It'? I i Jamies Rofiison 4n P'esents Q( iD' RoDen ,5 Schuite' Show 30 Gioovie Goolies (K) Spring Street, usa Vane A Aish iS Church Huoe st the o' Tne fo-scopa1 Cnc The 0 athc Ni-ws H.ghiand fed Chu'ch race Tne Nation Crossroads ol the 70s Ingui'y Cbiid'er Hou' Orai Poneos Newsworthy Counterpoint Challenge Encounter 76 Meet the Press Rehgious Town hall Day ot The Divine Plan River ot Life A Cnswell Hour Firs? Methodist Church Of Worth Gospel Guitar Chaplam ot Bourbon Street Jerry falwell Hour of Power Rei Humbard Issues and Answers World of Travel Jacques Black Forum PGA Champiorship Golf Aumal World Sea Sunday Cmema John Goidtarb Please Come Home Shirley Maclaine Ustinov Richard Crenna Jim Bacus 1 Trenton 20C USAC Championship Que leras Rangeis Baseball leras Rangers vs Cleveland Indians Point of View American Angler Newsworthy FootDa'i Danas Cowboys vs Denver Broncos Wallace Wildlife The World Tomorrow The Sportsman Friend Move Biondie Reward Grand Pru Tennis Real Estate Today Revival Fires Ernest Angley Hour Ahhur lake Penn, Singleton Gospel Lighthouse Just Passing Thru Happy Hunters Voyage to the Bottom o1 the Sea Vourg 4 Country Eyewitness News DaMan i Amazing Grace Bible Class River of Life 4---4---- Wall Street Crxnett Victory I Topp Young On the Move Sunday NigM Ri.aisof Disney Holmes Andy hardy Private MvsteN Mc.ie Evening at Pops- M. an and Mickey Rooney Roy Clark A News 6 Tne Scere Issue SiltV M.nytf5 1 Tie and Doiia- Ctie ABC Suncjf AC Mcvte A Yogi fastwood Dragnet Have Gun Will Travet Evfwtness Hews CBS Hews 4: Cannoii 1 00 Scene i- 1 Aagr Cnanne 4 A Astatfe Happened Osca-' to Hannette loan BeHe panos Panorama Affair 1 Beve'iy Hillbillies Republican Pre Convention Special Area Tecas News The Word The Champions Mcvte The legend of Custe' Maude' Metrop'er News Hovre Conta $)im Picnens Ca'neo'a o' Tomorrow Nightwafcf News Sign Off Theat'e to Shouide' Nova the Planets Monty Python Flying Circus Animation festival Chaplin theater The Fioorwaikr SigrOtf Human Dimensions Deal Hear The 7OC Club of Lite for Youth Today Shetunah fellowship Jimmy Swaggel a a Panorama Up Sign Oh Encounter 76 rc a. fl--g fi-fl -fi-g-g SL.SL..O. fi fl fl-fl JflflQCOQfl 111 4 flflapOQOOOOOOOO a 'Swashbuckler' marks comeback of pirate film HOLLYWOOD NEA Hollywood will closely watch the box-office record of The Swashbuckler to see if it's time for pirate films to make a comeback James Gold stone, who directed the film thinks this is the perfect time He believes it will attract viewers of all ages for different reasons Adults, he says, remember the pirate films of their youth and will want to see a new one Younger audiences will be attracted by the message inherent in the pirate film format Pirate films." Goldstone says, have always been antiestablishment the heroes are fighting the government, which is always shown to be corrupt and evil The Swashbuckler' is probably the first film in which a ship gets star billing Besides Robert Shaw Genevieve Bujold. James Karl Jones and Beau Bridges, the credits read The Golden Hind as The Blarnev Cock The Golden Hind is a authentic replica of Sir Francis pirate ship, and well deserves its billing Goldstone says the picture is an attempt to do a swashbuckling pirate film as though they never stopped making them, even though there hasn't been a real pirate epic for nearly 40 years dm ij Published each afternoon (Except Saturday) And Sunday morning By Waxahachie Publishing Co A Division ot CRACO, Inc 0 Box 877 Published and Second Class Postage Pa'C at Waxahachie, Texas 75165 Telephone (214) 937 3310 215 South Coileg Sunday Copies 25c SUBSCRIPTION RATES CARRIER DELIVERY Waxahachie per month $23 Waxahachie per year 26 0 SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY CARRIER IN ELLIS COUNTY Per Month jj 3 Per Year 26 0 SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL IN ELLIS COUNTY Per Year in Advance $17 6 Per Month 9 SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL IN TEXAS OUTSIDE ELLIS COUNTY Per Month 2 Per Year 25 5( SUBSCRIPTION RATES OUT OF TEXAS Per Month 2 51 Per Year 79 9 MEMBER OF UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL The United Press International is ex clusively antitied to fha use of publication ol ail news dispatches credited in this paper and also the local news published herein All rights ot republicatlon of spe ciai dispatches are also raserved WOODSTOCK Where ft All Began.

Joan Joe ker Oxintry Joe (1 I ish Crosby, Stills Nash AiioGuthrie Richie Havens Jimi Hendrix Santana John Sebastian Sha Na Na Sly 1 he a mi ly Stone Ten Years After me Who WAXAHACHIE WOODS! OO At BY NIK MAI ADI 1 1 MA i A I 1 A hr I I tr.HNK I1, IISTIICHD A 1 NOW SHOWING 3 DAYS ONLY! PICTURE SHOW and at selected theatres throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area. SPECIAL LATE NIGHT PERFORMANCES AUGUST 13-14-15 (Pass List Suspended Check Theatres for Showtimes) Mduiftft fW 3UKb v'L 'v 4 i I av A 41- DCTD yx 11 tc 9 tlusr A a 3 a SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT ONE WEEK ONLY! PICTURE SHOW PLAZA (Ennis) TEXAS (Hillsboro) STARTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 (Pass List Suspended Check Theatres for Show Times) Sounds England dotes on better days Stephen ford NEW YORK NEA It a common lice an cape device you for ail to wiMJuiiv reminisce about earlier when the present seems a brutal ordea Britons surveying their economy must surely he wondering what their nation ever did to deserve this A sociologist might conjecture it could be that same that is fueling spread of obsolete fads revived from England dav.s jthin the past year Erigiand ted a so ond epidemic of Beatlemania nearly as severe as fir one more than a decade ago But the first one also triggered worldwide interest in anything British spurring a then limping economy In spring of tins blossornerj Big Band Sound of Glen Miller who first infatuated Britain and America just prior to the outbreak VH'A If also a comparatively prosperous pt'ritxj England Now the British record buying public is greatly of Johnnie the deaf tenor who broke bysoxers hearts everywhere in the early again a more prestigious time Bri tain Kay 22 year old Best of Lps are moving briskly in record shops his tan dards are heard regularly over radio Iri fact the semi retired Ray shall headline a show at Ixndori Ralladium in October joined by other early star Frances have, Billy Daniels and the Ink mi I ea nwhlle as the puhlit plunged into the good dayi nostalgia as opiate to dull reality British nrd turn panies announced a siderable rease in the pre of albums and singles Albums now costing atxiut 32 will cost Singles WIT. hiked to SI 24 a hit Heep Dump There were no sloppy sentimental farewells between British band 1 riah Heep and its lead inger David Byron The heavy metal ensemble made an an nouncement that Byron was canned last week in the hest interests of the group I manager (ierry Bron said it was felt the rest of the group tfi.it they could no longer reconcile Davids titude with their own What a Difference a I Makes On the subject of rip offs Capitol Records rejxirts co11ector of Bea 11e memorabilia will pay up to lop 1(1 Albums (Week ot August 9) 1 Benson) 2 Frampton Comes Alive Peter Frampton) 3 Chicago 4 Spitfire (Jefferson Starship) 5 Beautiful Noise (Neil Diamond) 6 Wings at the Speed of Sound (Wings) 7 leefwood Mac 8 Rock Roll Music (The Beatles) 9 Rocks (Aerosmith) 10 Dream Weaver (Gary Wright) Frederic Forrest movie slated for television the- fire- beneath rxxigif- could go out You never know how long you re gonna last Hills says I remember seeing old George Raft when was at the top of the heap and making money Now 1 hear living off the Actors Guild 1 guess he never thought he come to that Who does when you re on top We ve tried to kx.k ahead We ve made investments 1 hear about how much money rnuking and 1 ran tell you that we might be making that much but I certainly don have million bur ks sitting in some bank he says Tired Alice Bv BRI MEYER nited Press International hard to think of Alice amrxig the Set, txit you arc His long awaited 1CT76 summer tour cancelled Alice has ticen frTrced intrj a brief and tempor The doctors --iv he has anemia better known as hlrxxl I ki a use working tin hard For some folks that might be a burden Fot Billion Dollar Baby it just another nuisance How mam of us after all can do our rest on the sparkling this Alice, the golf efurses and bars of just gotten to the point well. I've got a long history ot anemia, know and I just myself down, he said recently I wasn't eating the right things and on The doctor put me on a diet a lot of liver to me. there's no way of making liver sound But all right 1 can still drink Bud weiser tour tliat had Ixa-n planned for this summer was to have a sort of of show featuring bits and leers of of the tours ol the past With illness forcing a delay, tlie wlmle thing has simply boon Mice all American rock'n roll uheeU-t -dealer to the end is mg on to biggei tilings fine of those things is still an idea, but the way Alice talks it-' just a matter of time It really too screwball an idea for some I like Alice to pass up He wants to direct a Broad way show on the current Mice Goes to Hell for the of -if sing that had the groups name 11 Beat! lev F.asterners like Tex ans thev thank of flasfr.

Dusty Milh of Texas kers 7 .) ex ly Whavi that reputation for Holly wfiod It vu; have authentif longhorns or, and the ar horn wtl! tha mating rail of a ster-r A 7 7. on F.astr*rn«rs consider Texans fiashv As one of the fir a i I rn successful some $20 million xas hombres invested a major of that mto their elaborale stage show flaunting everything If get a limousine it an I just a limousine it got to be flashier know like a sol id gold lighter inside irony of Hills plaint surfaces fi ri I a guitarist Billy i bbons follows that witfi an animated ctesc ription of a 55 Thunder bird he recently purchased one formerly owned bv Dean Martin Planning to add it to Ins stable of other Birds fa- having this one nditioned by legendary Los A ri I desi Sijuther tmh.gi»* bands thev II gross more tfian $20 million for their current worldwide? tour million more than the Rolling Stones la tour 7.7. views the of Southern bands with small trepidation If any it's over the image and not the crown I rn afraid Southern boogie has become hic Hills savs stroking his reddish beard with a beefy hand 11 like reggae rnusu everybody mg it now If trends follow their FKEDF.RK To appear on Colorado's Southern Ute Reservation It was this week film legends Die, ui which Forrest made his celebrated film debut opposite Richard Widmark, has sold to television former Waxahachie High School athlete and graduate ill probably miss chance to review his first starring film PAGE Sunday. August 15, 1976 Marvin's dream of adventure lies on Australian frontier Area residents should soon have an opportunity to settle hack on Living room sofa and watch Waxahachie native Frederic Forrest across role He reportedly ill remain in the Philippines through November shooting Frances Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now Forrest did The Conversation with Coppola and ls one of five actors signed to long term contracts with Coppola film company In current project, Forrest is working with Marlon Brando, with whom he also worked in Missouri Breaks The time and date of the television premier of has not been announced HOLLYWOOD N'FA Every trade has its good points and its bad points In my trade one of the baddest points is that you have to interview people you sometimes don like When you do that, you say He a tough interview That means that in one way blood dooms Cooper show album here twist else playing Alice This kind of an idea is weird, 'it but anyone who known Alice understands that always thought of the guy all those things on stage doll-chopping and the executions and simulated rumbles, as a third person, Alice Id lov. to see somebody else play that Alice savs Alice "I'd he to tell him.

No. Mice wouldn't react like that, lied react like tins Talk about a director understanding his character This is something that's never been done, so something I like to do Mice the new Hell album as two of the Nightmare' album It descent mto what turns out to a discotheque with the devil as the or another the guy makes st hard on you Lee Marvin used to be a decidedly tough interview It wasn't that he was unpleasant It was just that he was usually uptight and defiant as though he were saying All right Buster I dare you to get anything out of me All that has changed Something has happened to Lee Marvin Maybe its maturity at last Maybe it's the love of a good woman Maybe it because he shaved off his beard Whatever the reason he's changed from a tough interview to a pussycat He certainly become a mellow individual Today he talks about himself simply and directly, and reveals young enough to live it And the adventure at the end of his rainbow is Australia I'm fascinated with Australia he says, particularly the northern part of Queensland It's all Italian there Third generation They all speak Italian with an Australian accent It's still a frontier They hit it or drink it or spend it It like America used to be I go there and fish or just fool around I could get a job as a laborer, of course, if I needed money But then comes the awakening He laughs, shakes his head, and his eyes are sad I really can go to Australia he savs just a dream, a fantasy. LF1F MARVIN: getting ready to make a profound hole in the ground or else to make a tremendous move." The top 10 network television programs for the week ending Aug. 8, according to the A. C.

Nielsen were: 1 and Hutch," 2. 3 All in the 4 5. 6 7. 8. 9.

NBC Saturday night Movie, Was a Crooked 10. Happening." 77ie national telecast of the Dallas Cowboys-Ixis Angeles Rams game placed 59th on the slate of 66 shows. himself to be a normal human being He has his dreams and fears getting he says, to make a profound hole in the ground or else to make a tremendous move His problem, he explains, is that he wants something more out of life He wants some adventure while he's still Tm 52 now. so my ignorance and my dreams are allowable They no longer call me that dumb SOB Now they say. he never was too smart, he never did know what side was up He realizes that Australia is just a dream every man has a dream he knows will never happen but it can be very vivid to him.