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NOSTALGIA FOR THE TV GENERATION 4, That Freckle Faced Puppet's Back mm 4 OftfeB Bob fJv Talbert tr'mra iimtiniiii 1 Goren on Bridge AIR mbryo; Herbie Mann's proteges, Air is a new, bright three-fellow, one-girl quartet singing soft rock superbly. She's Googie Coppola and she's outstanding, both singing and playing the piano. The lyrics are contemporary, biting, and questioning. TJADER Cal Tjader Fantasy: Cal Tjader does the Latin-jazz thing as well, if not better, than anyone in the world today. His vibes have good "vibes." Great version of Don-ovan's "First There Is A Mountain" and the Holland-Dozier-Holland "You Keep Me Hanging On." PEARL'S PEARLS Pearl Bailey RCA Victor: You may just be surprised when you hear the inimitable Pearl Bailey put aside all the cutting up, all the wisecracks, all the "folksy-wolksy-ness" and become a tender ballad singer of the first order.

"Watch What Happens" will tear your heart out and "It's Impossible" will put it back. EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY-Rod Stewart-Mercury: His voice may sound like it was ripped out of Tom Jones' throat, squeezed through Joe Cocker's larnyx and recorded on greasy gravel, but it still communicates the contemporary sound and feeling that's unique to Stewart. I WANNA BE FREE-Lor-etta Lynn Decca: There's no better female country singer than Loretta Lynn and this is the most commercial and sophisticated she's made which could give her some "crossover" action to the middle-of-the road stations. Lots of steel backing give "Help Me Make It Through the Night," "Me IT'S HOWDY DOODY TIME The Original Recording RCA Victor: The ultimate in "contemporary nostalgia i Buffalo Bob Smith's resurrection of Howdy Doody, the freckle-faced redhead puppett who looks like "Mad" magazine's Alfred J. Neuman.

Howdy's revival as a Pied Piper back to the Age of Innocence will run its course faster than you can say Princess Summerfall Winterspring, but until it goes the way of all "camp," enjoy these segments from the original 1948 show. And enjoy the June 11-12 "Howdy Doody Show" benefits to save Orchestra Hall. FEEL THE WARMTH Billy Eckstine Enterprise: "MR. could be a Pied Piper of Nostalgia if you recall his high rolled collars on pink shirts with charcoal-black ties and everyone should have arranged to win the second round of hearts in his hand by leading a small heart to the ten so that he could begin work on the spade suit. This enables him to save the ace of trumps for a reentry in order to make a second play in spades without having to open up the club suit.

Had he coordinated his play of the hearts and spades, East's deft footwork would have gone for naught. DECLARER STILL had it in his power to save the day even after East had permitted North's 10 to win the first spade trick. All South had to do was to lead a small spade from the dummy at this point. East will make his two spade tricks, but North's long card in the suit provides a parking place for south's losing club. Even if West turns up with the queen of spades, declarer can lead a spade later up to dummy's king-jack in order to establish the necessary discard.

The suggested play may surrender an overtrick, but that is surely a negligible cost to declarer for the assurance of his game bid. view of East's opening bid, taking the finesse would obviously be a wasted effort. The nine of hearts was led next and permitted to ride. When it held the trick, South followed up with the queen and East ducked once more. A third round of hearts cleared up the trump situation.

SOUTH LED a small spade from his hand, West followed with the three and the ten was played from dummy. Without a sign of hesitation, East put the eight of spades on the trick. From "South's point of view the queen was apparently located in West's hand. He accordingly led back to his ace of clubs in order to repeat the spade finesse. His plans received a severe jolt, however, when East topped dummy's jack of spades with the queen.

A club return now drove out the king and, when East regained the lead with the ace of spades, he was able to cash a club trick to defeat the contract. South's plan of campaign reveals both a careless touch and a spirit of greed. His handling of the trump suit was not carefully thought out. He IMPORTANT NOTICE AL HARRISON CI 'Sticky Fingers' Hit For Stones LUGGAGE ZIPPER REPAIR CENTER REMOVAL SALE ASSORTED LUGGAGE Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Only 1217 GRISWOLD Moving Soon To 16921 W. Eight Mile Rd.

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GOREN Neither vulnerable. East deals. NORTH A ,110 WEST 9 5 2 AQ 10 4 EAST A 9 fi 3 A 7 4. 10 6 2 5 3 2 A south A 8 8 4 3 9 7 A 742 A 10 3 ass A 8 6 Thebidding: East 1 Pass Pass South West North Pass Pass Dble. 1 Pass 2 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Deuce df diamonds.

East, took full advantage of declarer's gross carelessness and induced the latter to sink his own ship. After West was unable to keep the bidding open for his partner, North and South quickly bid themselves into a game contract in hearts. West opened the deuce of diamonds and declarer played the ace from dummy for, in Bach's St. SUNDAV 10 a.m. WLDM (95.5): Beethoven's Symphony No.

Bach's Concerto In tor Violin -and Oboe; Prokofiev's "Scythian" Suite. 12 noon WUOM (91.7): Schubert's "Kyrie" and "Salve Reqina, Choir of Reqensburq Cathedral." 2 p.m. (101.9): Detroit Ooera House: Verdi's "Ernani," Mancini. Taddei; "Manzoni Requiem," Schwarzkopf, Ludwiq, Gedda. WKAR-FM (90.5): WUOM (91.7): Schoenberq's "Accompaniment to Film Mahler's "Sonqs of a Boulez" Livre pour Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussmn and Celeste.

WORS (105.1): The Philadelphia rchestra. Ormandy: Bach's "The Pas- smn our Lora accorainq to aeini Matthew." 1 o.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): A. Philharmonic, Samuel: Bach's Violin Concerto in E. Zukofsky; Berq's "Lulu" Suite; Hinriemith's Kammermusik No.

Moz-arf's Symphony No. 41 WORS (105.1): Opera Theatre: Puccini's "Tnsca," Caniqlla, Giqli. p.m. WABX (99.5): Detroit Tube Works: Melanie; Earth; Wind and Fire: Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen; Humble Pie; Buzzv Linhart; "You Don't Have to Buv War, Mrs. Smith," Bess Mverson Grant.

(Simulcast With WXON-TV Channel 62.) MONDAY 12 noon WDET (101.9): Mozart's excernts from "Don Vauohan-Wil-liams' Symphony No. 5. 2 m. WKAR-FM (90.5): Brahms' Symphony No. Ravel's "Rhapsodie Es-oannle." 2:15 p.m.

WUOM (91. 7): Elgar's "Fron-s a Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings. 3 WDET (101.9): Rao: Shirley Chisholm on "Women in Politics-: Why Not?" B.m. WDET (101.9): L.A. Philharmonic, Foster: Britten's "Sinfornia da Re- Mozart's Piano Concerto in K.

271 Tchaikovsky's Suite No. 3. :05 p.m. WUOM (91.7): Haydn's Symphony No. 104; Mozart's Piano Concerto I K.

459; Janacek's "Glaqolilic" Mass. TUESDAY 12 noon WDET (101.9): Bach's Little Prelude and Fogue in for Ornan; Sa-tie's "Picturesque Chopin Waltzes Nns. 1 thru 17 and 19. 12:30 p.m. WORS (105.1): Casper Citron Presents: Dr.

Zionnrah Dohvns, author of "Evolution Through the 1 p.m'.aWKAR FM (90.5): Music Theatre: "Christene." 2 P.m. WUOM (91.7): Dauverqne's Concert of Symphonies; Brahms' Violin Concerto in 2:45 P.m. WORS (105.1): RossUI'i "L'ltaliana in Alqeri," Petri, Falachi. 5 p.m-WORS (105.1): Bernstein's Excerpts from "On the Town" and "West Side Dvorak's Slavonic Dances: Flamenco Guitar; Bach's Brandehurq Concerto No. 4.

6 p.m. WDET (1019): Oelius' "Sonqs of Sunset," Baker, Shirley-Quirk. 7 p.m. WUOM (91.7): U-M Symphony FM 9:45 11 12 12:30 1 a 7:30 8 8:05 8:30 12 12:30 1 2 I i II exclusive Tri-Motion Sewing Passion Booth. noon WORS (105.1): Panorama of Italian Opera: Del Monaco sinqs arias from "Otello," "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "I Pagliacci." 12:30 p.m.

WQRS (105.1): Casper Citron Presents: Y. Times Children's Book Editor George A. Woods, author of "Vibrations." p.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): Music Theatre: "Fiddler on the Roof." P.m. WUOM (91.7): Bach's Cantata No.

203 more Barber's "Dover Mahler's "Des Kna-ben Wunderhorn." Schwarzkopf. WKAR-FM (90.5): Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. Schubert's Symphony No. Mozart's Violin Concerto No. Strauss' "Till Eulenspiegel." p.m.

WDET (101.9): Rap: "The Poll-tics nt the Familv The Family and Dramatic Structures." R. D. Laing. author nf "The Politics of Exoeri-enre." p.m. WORS (105.1): Snusa Marches; Jo-plin's "Fig Leaf Verdi's excerpts from Trumpet Pieces; Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No.

2. P.m. WUOM (91.7): The Koussevltzkv Legacy: Two Sousa Marches; Bach's Suite No. Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf," narrated by Eleanor Roosevelt. WORS (105.1): Verdi's excerpts from "Rigoletto." Pons, Sutherland, Flsch-er-Dieskau.

p.m. WDET (101.9): The Art nf Glenn Gould: Three Beethoven Piano Sonatas, includinq "The Moonliqht." P.m. WUOM (91.7): Bloch's Hebraic Rhapsody; Brahms' Svmphony No. Saint-Saons' Violin Concerto No. 3.

P.m. WDET (101.9): BBC World Theatre: Graves' "The Anger of Achilles." (Pt. II.) I P.m. WORS (105.1): "The Folk Show: I Aitrhes and War-Whnors till 11 p.m.: Potpourri till midnight; The Blues of Skip James till 1 a.m. 10:30 p.m.

WDET (101.9): Filmusle Bernard Herrmann's "North by "The Trouble with "Hangnver Square" Piano Concerto; "The Devil and Daniel "Ail that Money Can Buv." SATURDAY 11:30 a.m. WDET (101.9): BBC World Theatre: Graves' "The Anger of Achilles." (Pt. III.) p.m. WUOM (91.7): Jazz RavislteH: Glenn Miller's early works; "I the Mood" and "Sweet Eloise" from his a-vlllan orchestra; "St. Louis Blues March" from his Air Force Band.

p.m. WORS (105.1): Boston Poos, Dickson; Offenbach's Overture to "Orpheus In I Strauss' "Vienna Woods" Waltzes; Salnt-Saens' Cello Concerto, Gelber; Tchaikovsky's "Capriccio "Poos" Encores. P.m. WUOM (91.7): Grand Raoids Symphony Concert (Feb- 5): Rimskv-Korsakov's Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra. p.m.

WDET (101.9): 18th Century over-tures of Bach, Locatelll, Mozart and Rameau; Haydn's Svmphony No. HI; Mahler's Symphony No. Saint-Saens' Cello Concerto No. 1 p.m. WQRS (105.1): Andy Stride's Bio Band Beat: The Swing Bands or the Great Band Era.

(Pt. 10 Matthew Band. Revelli: Nelhybel's Prelude and hugue; Hovhaness' Symphony No. 4. 8:05 p.m.

WUOM (91.7): L.A. Philharmonic; Samuel's "Looking at Orpheus Tchaikovsky's Fantasy for Piano and Orchestra; Weber's Kon-zertstuck for Piano and Orchestra; Schumann's Symphony No. 2. 8:30 p.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): Boston Symphony, Kubelik: Mozart's Symphony No.

38; Honeqger's Symphony No. Brahms' Svmpfionv No. 1. WDET (101.9): Cleveland Orchestra, Leinsdorf: Schubert's Symphony No. Mahler's Symphony No.

4. p.m. WORS (105.1): The First Staqe: The Betrayal, Trial and Crucifixion." p.m. WORS (105.1): Weill-Brecht's "The Seven Deadly Sins of Small-Time Citizens," May, Schreier, Rotzsch. WRIF (101.) Procul Harum Concert.

11:,10 WKAR-FM (90.5): Radio Smithsonian: "Snakes and Sou's" Smithsonian's computeriied answering service; Reciaiminq WWII Planes from canals in the Netherlands. WEDNESDAY noon WDET (101.9): Leonard Bernstein conducts marches: Mendelssohn's "War March of the Priests" from p.m. WQRS (105.1): Casper Citron Presents: Richard Dudman, author of "Forty Days With the Enemy." p.m. WORS (105.1): Ginastera's "Pan-amhl" Suite; Berlioz' excerpts from "Symphonie Rimskv-Kor-sakov's excerpts from Griea's Piano Concerto in A. p.m.

WDET (101.9): Haydn's Symphony No .12 Mozart's Svm-ohonv No. Haydn's Symphony No. 34. p.m. WDET (101.9): The Koussev-itzky Leqscy: Prokofiev's Symphony No.

1 Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4. p.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): BBC World Theatre: Shakespeare's "Pericles, Prince of Tvre." P.m. WUOM (1.7): Ooera Niahl: Giordano's "Andrea Chenier," del Monaco, Tebaldl.

Bsstianni. p.m. WDET (101.9): Boston Symphony, Leinsdorf: Mozart's Serenade No. 9 Stravinsky's "Pe-trushka." THURSDAY noon WDET (101.9): Dvorak's "Slavonic Symphonic Poems of Liszt; Strauss' "Ein Heldenleben." p.m. WORS (105.1): Casper Citron Presents: Gearoid O'Neill on the injustices in British-occupied Ireland, particularly the Special Powers Act.

p.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): Music Theatre: "Darling of the Day." WORS (105.1 Schoenberq's Six Little Pieces for Piano; Halevy's excero's from "La Brahms' Symphony No. 4. P.m. WUOM (91.7): Berlioz' Cherubini's "Reauiiem i Beethoven's Violin Concerto In D.

p.m. WORS (105.1): Havdn's Svmphony No. 82 Bach's Branden-burq Concerto No. 5. p.m.

WDET (101.9): Llszt't Hunoarian Rhapsodies Nos. 1 thru 4. FRIDAY. a.m. WORS (105.1): Showtime: "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," Shirley The Free 12 1 2 3 5 7 7:30 8:05 8:30 10 i I 8:05 10 imitating his from the bot-tom-of-the belly baritone.

But forget all that. Here's Billy Eckstine in the '70s, as fresh and warm and romantic as ever. "Make It With You" and "We've Only Just Begun" are excellent. NEW ORLEANS SUITE Duke Ellington Atlantic: The Duke pays some dues and tributes to New Orleans, Louis Armstrong, Sidney Bechet and Mahalia Jackson here with mainstays like Cootie Williams, Russell Procope, Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney and Paul Gonsalves making with the big, bluesy band sound Ellingtonites will love. PATCHWORK-Bobbie GentryCapitol: A nice, but unexciting set of.

folk "story" ballads by Bobbie Gentry with some nice instrumental interludes between songs. NEW TESTAMENT-The Ventures United Artists: The Ventures had a good thing going. An unbeatable, uncopy-able instrumental sound that was unique in rock. But they branch out into vocals here and it's definitely not their bag. 7.

WE SURE CAN LOVE EACH OTHER Tammy WVnette, Epic. 8. A MAN IN BLACK Johnny Cash, Columbia. 9. COMIN' DOWN Dave Dudley, Mercury.

10. OH. SINGER Jeannle C. Riley. Plantation.

Soul Singles 1. BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER Aretha Franklin, Atlantic. 2. A ADS Honey Cone, Hot Wax. 3.

NEVER SAY GOODBYE Jackson 5, Motown. 4. DON'T KNOCK MY LOVE Wilson Pickett, Atlantic. 5. GIVE MORE POWER TO THE PEOPLE Chi-Lites, Brunswick.

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Rhythm Band, Warner Bros. 10. RIGHT ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE Brenda and the Tabulations. Too S. Bottom.

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