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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-09-18, Page 25• Mon.,,Sept. 22 5:03 Concern 13.. 6:00 Hilarious: House of 'Fright.. Qmtein. 11 . !university' of' the Air 13. 0:30' Trouble with Tracy 13 1:0O' Canada AM 1a Special Place, ,11 7;35 Grahanf Kerr' 13 7:40 Canada, AM 13. 8:00 ,OECA 11, 8, 10 8:30 Romper 'Roonj. 13 8:45 Friendly Giant 8, 10 9:00 Yoga 13, • Mon Amt 8, 10 9:15 Ontario Schools 11, 8, 10 9:30 Joyce Davidson 13 10: 00 It's Your Move X13 10:30 Mr. Dressup 8, 10 Galloping Gourmet 13 11:00 Betty and Friends 13 Hilarious House of Fright- enstein 8 Sesame Street 10 The Fatal Apple 11 Canadian Cavalcade 6 11:30 Horoscope Dollars 13 Five of A Kind 11 12:00 Cartoons 8, 10, 13 Midday. 11 Money Talks 6 12:30 Price Is Right 13 News 10; 8, 6 • .12:45 Movies "It Started in' Naples" 8; "That Funny Feeling" 10 1:00 Match Game 13 Double Exposure 14, 1:30 Definition 13 Days of Our lives 11 Doctor in the House 6 2:00 Celebrity Dominoes 13 Guiding Light 6 2:30 Edge of Night 8, 10 The Doctors 11 What's the Good Word? 13 Global's Got It '6 3:00 Another World 13 Take Thirty 8 ' City Lights 10 General Hospital 11 Talk Show 6 ,3:30 Celebrity Cooks 8, 10 The Young, Restless 11 Pink Panther (cartoon) 6 , 4:00 Forest Rangers 8 Take Thirty 10 Flintstones 13 Jeopardy 11 Gilligan's Island 6 4:30 Comin' up, Rosie 8, 10 Bewitched' 11 • Brady Bunch 13 The Monkees 6 5:00 Ironside 13. Hogan's Heroes 6 Phil Silvers 8 ' Partridge Family 10 Medical Centre 11 5:30 Partridge Family 8 I Love Lucy 10 That Girl 6 6:00 News 6, 11, 13, 8. 10 (Owing programs, liSte .6:30 Party Game 11 - My Three13 AAIO12 8 Truth ;or Consequences 8 7;00 Frr,0000,. of Man 11 Odd >6 That'a My Marna 13 Little House on the Prai- rie 8 1 ob Newhart 10 7:30 Movie "The Country *Girl. 6 Phyllis 10 , Headline Hunters` 13 S WAT. 11 8:00 Rhoda 0,. 10 • Marcus'Welby. 13 8:30 Front' Pagetlaillenge 0, 10 Know Your Sports 11 9:00 Football 11 All in the Family s, 10 P,etrocelii 13 . 9.30 Chico arid/the Man 8, 10 Maude 6., 10:00 The New Wa'Ve 10, 11 Grand Old Country 13 Global News 6 10:30 People 9f Our Time 10, 8 Pig and Whistle 13 `MOO Nat. News'8, 10, 13 Talk Show 6 11;20 Local News 8, 10, 13 11:30 In. Private Life 6 11:45 Mery Griffin 8 • Baretta 10 12:00 News 11 Mike Douglas 13 12:30 Larry Solway 11 12:45 Alfred Hitchcock 10 1:00 Mery Griffin 11 Tris., Sept. 23 5:53 Concern 13 6:00 Hilarious House of Fright-, enstein 11 University of the Air 13 6:30 Trouble with Tracy 13 7:00 Special Place 11 Canada AM 13 7:35 Graham Kerr 13 7:40 Canada AM 13 8:00 OECA 11, 8, 10 '8:30 Romper Room .13 8:45 Fri ndly Giant 8, .10 9:00 Yoga 13 Mon Ami 8, 10 9:15 Ontario Schools 11, 8, 10 9:30 Joyce Davidson 13 10:00 It's Your Move 13. 10:30 Mr. Dressup 8, 10 Galloping Gourmet 13 11:00 The Fatal ,Apple 11 ,HilariouslIouse of Fright- enstein 8 Sesame Street 10 Betty and Friends 13 Canadian Cavalcade 6 11:30 Horoscope Dollars 13 Five of A Kind 11 12:00 Cartoons 8, 10, 13 Sports Probe 6 Midday. 11 SMORGASBORD SUNDAYS 4:30 TO 7:00 P.M. - $4.00 Children 10 years of age and under - Half Price For your added suppertime pleasure, we are happy to pre- sent the nostalgic organ styling of Richard Hutt playing your favorite request songs from way back when, every Sunday from 4:30 -'7:00. COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE for weddings, .. banquets, club parties, etc. Renton Place Call Palmerston 3433906 Gift Certificates available 12:30 News 8, 10,, 's Price Is RI&lfl 13 12:45 Movies,`�a S lender Thread". "'AeuIt on , the Wayne" 1:09 Match Game '13 Double Exposure 11 1:30 Definition 13 Doctor in the House 0 Days of Our Lives 11 2;00 Celebrity Doininoes 13 The Guiding Light 6 2:15 Shirley Taylor 1. 2:30 Edge of .Night 8, 10 The Doctors Il . What's the Good;Word'13. Giobal's$s, Got It ° • 3:00 Take Thirty 8 City Lights 19 General Hospital 11 Talk "Show 6 Another World 13 3:30 Celebrity Cooks 8, 10 The Young, Restless 11 Pink Panther (cartoon) 6 4:00 Jeopardy 11 Forest Rangers 8 Take Thirty 10 Flintstones 13 Gilligan's Island 6 4:30 Electric Company 8, 10 Bewitched 11 Brady Bunch 13 The Monkees 6 5:00 Phil Silvers 8 Partridge Family 10 Movin : On 11 Ironside 13 Hogan's Heroes 6 5:30 Partridge Family 8 That Girl 6 I Love Lucy 10 6:00 News 6, 8, '10, 11, 13 6:30 Truth or Consequences 8 Party Game 11 - , Adam 12 6 My Three Sons 13 7:00 Bowling for Dollars 13 The , Odd Couple 6 Tony Orlando and Dawn • 11,10 Phyllis 8 k 4) 7:30 Some Mothers do 'ave 'em 8 Joe and Sons 6 Bobby Vinton 13 8:00 Happy Days 8, 10 Movie "In the Name of the Son" 6 Good Times 13 Cannon, 11 8:30 John Allan Cameron 13 This is The Law 8 The Fifth Estate 10 9:00 The Rookies 13 Baretta .11 To be. announced 8 9:30 Football (Mont., & Edm.) 8, 10 10:00 Joe Forrester 13 The Great Debate 11 Global News 6 11:00 Nat. News 11, 13 Talk Show 6 11:20 Local News 13 11:30 Larry Solway 11 Going Places 6 11:45 S.W.A.T. 10 12:00 Nat. News 8, 10 Mery Griffin 11 Mike Douglas 13 12:20 Local News 8, 10 12:45 Mery Griffin 8 S.W.A.T. 10 1:45 Alfred Hitchcock I0 Wed., Sept. 24 5:53 Concern 13 6:00 Hilarious House of Fright- enstein 11 University of the Air 13 6:30 Trouble with Tracy 13 7:00 Special Place 11 Canada AM 13 7:35 Graham Kerr 13 7:40 Canada AM 13 • 8:00 OECA 11. 8, 10 FADULOUS FALLFADRICS HAVE ARRIVED JUST FOR THE AUTUMN BRIDE I Let MrS. Muriel Elliott, leading fashion designer and dressmaker, help you select from these newly arrived fabrics. She will help you choose styles for yourself and your attendants, and make the dresses for youl " So you can have the elegant dress you want, and save money at the same timet Mrs. Elliott will be at our store every Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Wallace Avenue South, Listowel, Ontario Phone 291=2271 AMPLE FREE P,, RKING - SAY IT WITH SEWING Station,. ore: .8:3o Romper ROMP 13 8:45. Friendlygiant 0 G ant ,4tt ,. 1 'IMO Yega 13n MOO Arni 8. 10 r. 9:15. Qnt io Schools 11.8 , 1d 9:30 Joyce Davidson: 13 r .10:00 It's Your Move 13 10:30 Mr. Dressup 8, 10 Galloping, Gourmet 13 11;00 Hilarious House of Fri*ht. enstein 8 Sesame Street 10 The. Fatal ,Apple 11 .Betty and Friends 13 Canadian Cavalcade 6 11:30 Horoscope Dollars. -13 Five of a Kind 11. 12:00. Cartoons 0„ 10. 13 In Private life 6 Midday 11 12:30 News 8, 10, 6 Price Is Right 13 12:45 Movie "Maracaibo" 0; "Now You See It, Now VO Don't" 10 1:0O Match Game 13 Double Exposure 11 1:30 Definition 13 Days of Our lives 11. Doctor in the House 6` 2:00 Celebrity Dominoes 13 The Guiding Light 6 2:30 Edge of Night 8, 10 ' The Doctors 11 What's the Good Word 13 Global's Got It 6 3:00 Take Thirty 8 City Lights 10 Talk Show 6 General Hospital 11 Another World 13 3:30 Celebrity Cooks 8, 10 The Young, Restless 11 Pink Panther (cartoon) 6 4:00 The Flintstones 13 Forest Rangers 8 Jeopardy 11 Take Thirty 10 ange. d Gi )ligan $island 6 4:30 Comin' up Bole 8, 10 Bewitched 11 Brady Bunch 13 The Monkees 6 5:00 Ironside 13 Phil Silvers 8 ` Partridge ,Family .10 Starsky and ,,11 tch 11 Hogan's Hero6 5:30 Partridge Family 8 I hove Lucy 10 That Girl 6 6:00 News 6, 8, 19, 11, 13 6:30 1(13, Three Sans 13 Truth or Consequences 8 Party Game 11 Adam 12 6 7:00 Country Way' 13 • Little House on the Prairie 10,11 Odd Couple 6 Hee Haw 8 7:30 The Jeffersons 13 Movie "Banacek" 6 8:00 Movie "Conrack" 11 Barbary Coast 13 Expo Baseball 8, 10 9:00 Football'13 Kate McShane 6 10:00 Global News 6 Bob Newhart 11 10:30 Sports Report .8, 10 Tommy Makem 11 Newscope 13 11:00 Nat. News 8, 10, 11 Talk Show 6 11:20 Local News 8, 10' 11:30 Larry Solway 11 George Anthony 6 National . 11:45 Mery Griff13in 8 Cannon 10. 1.1:50 News, Sports 13 12:00 Mery Griffin 11 12:30 Mike Douglas 13 12:45 Alfred . Hitchcock 10 HOLLYWOOD HOTLINE Period roles suit Heston By NANCY ANDERSON HOLLYWOOD -- Can you imagine Gene, Hackman playing,Harnlet or Paul-New- Mail aulNewmain Heathcliff in "Wuther- ing Heights"? Not likely. And the fact is no reflection upon their ability as actors. However, as Charlton Heston was pointing out the other day in his trailer dress- ing room on the - "Midway" location, unless an actor be- gins his career in costume, he will probably never be able to get into it comfortably. Or at least not to the comfort of his fans. Heston, who's playing Capt. Garth, a fictional hero, in the Universal film about World War II, thinks he's probably played more bio- graphical roles than any other`. American actor, and many of them were in period costume. He's been the screen's An- drew Jackson,homas Jef- ferson, , Michaelangelo and Moses not to mention Sir Thomas Moore: Apd that's not a complete list of his- torical personages he's por- trayed wearing everything from knee britches to togas. When Cary Grant wore a powdered wig In "The Howards of Virginia," he looked and probably felt silly. But Heston moves easily whether he's wearing Roman sandles, slave chains or a sword. How come? "Well," he said leaning back in the driver's seat of his mobile dressing room, "any actor who is publicly identi- fied (I hate the word 'star,' so I shy away from it) .., but, anyway, once an actor is firmly established, he's fol- lowed through his career by the lengthening shadow of all the roles he's played. "That's why an actor who's always specialized in con= temporary roles -- let's say a Newman or a McQueen - isn't accepted in different kinds of parts." (Both Newman and McQueen have been accepted as 19th Century range riders, of course, but apparently Heston doesn't count western gear as "costume" nor a western picture a period piece, for the all-American cowboy image is timeless.) "To be followed by the shadow of earlier roles isn't necessarily bad," Heston continued. "In fact, it's sometimes a good thing. But it's something you have to deal with. You can't pretend it's not there. "The unknown actor never has to contend with this. "He plays each part on its own terms, bringing his tal- ents:to.it as besthe can. But he doesn't being to it the other parts he's played. "The public actor, on the other hand, always has to deal with the audience's memory of him in earlier roles. "And I think that puts a Paul Newman and a George Scott and a Robert Redford and a Steve McQueen and a Jack Nicholson - whomever you want to name - a Gene Hackman is another example - in a position where they just aren't going to be ac- cepted playing a period role or a non -American role. "I think one of my greatest • assets as an actor is partly accident," he went on. "And that's the fact that I began very early to play non -Amer- ican characters and period characters, and that gave me a much wider range. "Yes, I've heard all the jokes about Moses, but on balance that role was a great opportunity for me. So I can't be disturbed that people still remember it." Though the Capt. Garth of "Midway" is termed fic- tional, Heston thinks of him as a man almost as real as Moses or Andrew Jackson. "Instead of considering Garth fictional, I think of him as anonymous," he said. "I like to imagine that he stands for the hundreds of anony- mous officers and men who fought at Midway just as sig- nificantly as Halsey, Nimitz or anybody else." YOU CAN Fix -IT By Gene Von THIN SLICE Whenever you attempt to saw less than a quarter -inch from a piece of wood, you know from experience that you are, likely to run into trouble. Vous can avoid this trouble, however,, by clamping the work to a piece) of waste stock protruding 'an inch or two beyond the piece to. be trimmed off. Then by sawing through both pieces simultaneously, you can take off as thin a slice as you wI*h....neMly. While not too many . often spoil the b .and three " very often a crowd" such was"not the se with The Mary Tyler Moore ow, Mary Richards, her beat • d, �r1en p Rhoda QrgG/!W, tMniy who Dyed in the upstairs apartment, and their landlady, Phyllis Linde strom, complemented vach o ..er beautifully to make the comedy series one of the most succes cul to come along ja more than a decade. Then Mary Tyler Moore Pre- ductions became success greed y and decided if thlreeuould make a hit in one, why couldn't three make a hit in three and make three times the money. They moved Rhoda from her dinky upstairs apartment' in Minneapolis to the sidewalks of New York, gave her a sister, a ,husband, a fattier and mother; Now they're moving Phyllis to San Francisco, giving her a Mother-in-law and father-in-law and a photographer friend and seeing how she makes out: ' Cloris Leachman will have her own series. She . will still be Phyllis Lindstrom ' but husband Lars is dead now so will probably not be mentioned again twe never did see the poor guy!) So she goes to live with her in-laws in San Francisco. Cloris Leach- man, talented though she may be, is not necessarily going to be successful in this series. Phyllis can be just too much of a pain -in - the -neck, . as far as I'm con- cerned! But m. aybe the girl has changed for the better and is a bit easier to take on a weekly basis. Her co-stars will be Jane Ross and Henry Jones as • her in-laws and Dick Schaal as her photog- rapher friend. 'If that name rings a bell, he is the real-life husband of Valerie Harper. And if that name rings a bell, she plays the part of Rhoda Morgenstern in her own series. Soon the whole family will be in on the deal! '• Rhoda herself is going great guns with her series. A lot of people identified with her as she played the lonely insecure blimp on the first Mary Tyler Moore season. Then when she returned the next season a streamlined gorgeous girl, it was like every / woman in America was stepping on the soles<with'and rejoic- ing at those lost pounds. Valerie Harper became a household word! There is bound to be a loser among the three and I hope it isn't Mary. Three girls who worked so well together and got along like three toads in a puddle, they are now each other's competition which. is regretful. BETTER ENGLISH By D. C. Williams WORDS OFTEN MISUSED We "compare TO" when we liken one thing to another. We "compare WITH" when we point out differences and similarities. Thus: "He compared Anne's eyes TO the blue of the sea," and, "Anne compared her answers WITH those in the book" Do not say, "1 can't condone you behaving in this manner." Say, "I can't condone 'YOUR behaving in this manner." Do not say, "The girl who had been criticized quickly left." Since obviously she wasn't "criticized quickly," your meaning will be much clearer if \you say, "The girl who had been criticized LEFT QUICKLY."' Do not say, "John, along with his wife and two children, have taken on the responsibility to do the entire job." Say, "John, along with his wife and two children, HAS taken on the responsibility OF DOING the entire job." OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Dossier. Pronounce doss-ee- ai, accent first syllable. Lasagne (Italian pasta). Pro- nounce la-zahn-ya, accent second syllable. Archipelago. Pronounce second syllable as "ki," not as "chee." Expurgate. Accent first syllable, preferred. Puissance (power, might, or force). Pronounce pyoo-i-sans, ac- cent first syllable. WORD STUDY PRECURSORY; preliminary; in- troductory. "His precursory re- marks hinted at the real nature of his speech." INSULAR; illiberal; narrow- minded. "He has an insular at- titude toward all new ideas." ERUDITION; knowledge ac- quired by study, research, scholarship. "He is a man of great erudition." MERETRICIOUS; flashy, at- tractive, or impressive, but worth- less or phony. (Pronounce Mair-a- trish-us, accent third syllable). "The kindliness this politician exhibits to the public is meretricious." ` Nonni fiee Ed stick with Mary anyi,gieR still , has the hest . des, funniest cascara+ and best t� ers. ,Speaking of eloriS, she '`1rie4 her °band s at modelling' last. Wedneesday night on a anal fashiA_ show for rMeTY� Y. She's no, model but a clowho. can be runny it She doesn't :het 'carried away, On the Baine show, Tina Sinatra, theleast-known anI most -neglected' of the %0u8 family, came, across :a$ a- real es and hoi� uia<ffected. And how' much like her, gorgeous mother :she isl O • Tonight is a special night: in Ontario, the night when 'the.. winners laugh and the losers cry. And you.can see it all on the CBC Television network beginning nning at 8 p.m.. and continuing until the final results are .known. Lloyd Robertson will head the coverage and if available, statements by the three party leaders and bythe declared premier will be forth- coming toward the close of the evening's activities. If you're still°with us on Friday, join the CBC network for:the 25th Old Time Fiddlers' Contest from Shelburne. This wastapied.live at the actual competition in Adgust which was attended by,a Land- ing -room -only audience of about 6,000 people: If you weren't one of the 6,000, catch it this. time around on the toot! ft's at 9 p.m. tUral flyer" l ani o ,1 tO0 -lac" ter the -g it +r? ktrial,combat.' I's.bebecomes al fo an, aerial . t . ;ever .udustry le trying prove theft that flying isasafe • reliable way *travel; �t+.a-- s ! eaSe . for , dared 'epper'evltul goes Allywoodto becomesstunt a WaE Moviebecomes 'bf.d legend:. T ►e Great Waid° Pets entertainMent,, Antklue, airplane buffs will appreciatethe a�q ticity • Tort film,, gaolt%I sequences',. .b9111 co` disastrous,. makeup of The movie* They, 4strat'"� fectly the: romantic, >attitud common among ' early 'aviator* that the newly = accl*;,. offer d; A ireefleor>n,, 'ann i - that the earthbound'', know. ►, The Cwreat Wal( playing now at 1 area:, r EDISON PN T\. Thomas Edison received a patent for ` pe, , mechanism "to prndUCe tures repro_ Motion," on was t beginning tion picture. Channel 11 Entertainment THURSDAY MIDNIGHT -"THE SON OF = CLEOPATRA", Damon, Scilla Gabel. Young warrior, adopted son of a tribal chief, leads Bedouins in revolt against Egypt's cruel governor - FRIDAY, MIDNIGHT --"ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE • APES". Roddy McDowell,, Kim Hunter, Bradford'Dilllmarl in `this science fiction drama. SATURDAY, 11:00 p.m. --"THE EMPEROR OF THE NORTH", star ring Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgninc A real rouser; this adven.. ture drama has feisty performances andtsome good exciting thrills that add up to a grand show. - SATURDAY, 1:20 -Tile second feature Is "THE PEOPLE 'NEXT' DOOR", with Cloris Leachman and Eli Wallach in which a middle- classcouple is torn apart to learn their daughter is l�D • tion fireii►lang +slut, on SUNDAY, 1:00 p.m. -"THE BETRAYED". Amanda Blake, Tj$ha • Sterling. Wealthy widow advertises for professional companion and becomes involved in murder. SUNDAY, 7:30 p.m. ---"GUESS WHO'S SLEEPING IN MV BED?". Barbara Eden and Dean Jones. Ch vagabond shows up at his ex-wife's house with bis new wife, and great=Dade dog. WEDNESDAY, 8:00 p.m.-"CORNACK". A warm, tender story of a school teacher's efforts to educate illiterate children on an island M the south. Jon Voight and Paul Winfield star in this drama. HARNESS RACING ELMIRA FAIR RACEWAY 10 RACES NIGHTLY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 POST TIME 7:45 p.m. ADM. $ 1.00 Pari-Mutuel Wagering Snack Bar Free Parking HOTEL APPEARING THIS WEEK SEPTEMBER 15 to 20 JULIE LYNN SHOW COVER CHARGE WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. r•s.11,1♦1111••S141,•1•••s•410b1e111411 NEXT WEEK SEPTEMBER 22 to 27 CHARLIE EXTINE NO COVER CHARGE ►N1111111111141111**••1N1•11%*111.1♦ COMING SEPTEMBER 29 to OCTOBER 4 BONNIE HAWKINS FULL COURSE DINNERS are now being served 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.n. 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