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(Mon.).
F THIS IS THE LIFE
(Tue 1
U OF M. PRESENTS
• (Wed., Fri.)
AMER. RELIGIOUS
TOWN HALL MEETINGS
(Thurs. )
3.15 U. OF M. PRESENTS
(Mon., Tue.'. Thurs.)
FARM AND HOME
SHOW (Wed)
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(Fri. 6:15-6 30)
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6.45 MORNING NEWS
7:00 TODAY SHOW
7:25 MICHIGAN TODAY
730 TODAY SHOW
8:25 MICHIGAN TODAY
8.30 TODAY SHOW
9:00
THURSDAY, JULY 19
"SANDS OF IWO .IIMA".
John Wayne -,John Agar -
Adele !.1a'rti The tough
trailing that :I U.S Marine
sergeant gives a squad Of
ebelliuus recruits i�� New
Zealand Jesuits In the int•
11 nrtalized rapture of 1440
Jima
FRIDAY, JULY 20
':\\' A K I•: DET TILE 12 i' i)
\x'I'i'('H". John Wayne -Gig'
Young. A feud between an
East Indies trade monarch
and .I hell•I wising sea cap-
tain. ends in the loss of gold
nd a
woman they both love.
MONDAY, JULY 23
"I. ('Ot.'1 i) GO .ON
SINGING". Judy Garland -
Dirk Itogo•isie. Singer, ho
1114(• up•her illcgithnate son..
In' order to 'continue her
-tweet-, yowls iatity' 'visits the
boy 144ho believes-hintselr to
be the .nlhpted child of his
ea. father f.
TUESDAY, JULY 24
E:SENTING 111 Y
'MARS". Judy Garland Vau
Hefl(n. Stage•struc'k '\lid•
Western girl falls in I04t'
with li•'()adw,)y pi o(lu(•er
w hO ' Is \ ISII lllg with her
nothtr.
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 25
."1'110R01JG 3HRT•:1)S •
CO\..1. ('I:Y Judy
Garland -Mickey Rooney.
Jockeys tight for .chance to
ide h:'rglish horse belonging
to yuan:: i lI1 lishnian.
Jockey's father wants kin, to
throw the big tare,
•
10:00 CARL) SHARKS
10:30 ALL STAR SECRETS
11:•00 HIGH ROLLERS
11 :30 'WHEEL OF FOR-
TUNE
'12:00 NEWS 5:AT. NOON
AFTERNOON
12:3.0 HOLLYWOOD
SQUARES
1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES
2.00 DOCTORS
2.:30 ANOTHER WORLD
THURSDAY, JULY 19
AFTERNOON
•
'4 00 MOVIE FIVE: "TI1E
THREE STOOGES !MEET
HER('(.11.FS.', Throe
Slonges.Vlcki 'Prickett.
'1'hrec Stooges find then.t-
Selves hock in 11IlCi •nt Ithaca
with a young scientist -(in-
\ontor of ;1-(tn1(r machine)
; ' <1 his girlfriend,.
530 THE NEWLYWED
(;AME•: 7
EVENING
i,00. Nl-WS •
r 30 N.B.C. NEWS
7:00 EBEWiT("HED
' 7:30 BEST OF GILLIGAN
8 00 SHA NA NA
8'30 TIGER BASEBAI,1. •
Detroit at Minnesota
11:00 NEWS
11 TONIGHT 1 )NrC
,FIT SHOW
1.00 TOMORROW
2.00 Ai.I.-NIGHT MOVIE. •_
"COMIF? iiAcl( LITTLE.
SHEBA". Burt Lancaster -
Shirley Rooth-Terry Moore
4:00 AI.L•NJG}JT MOVIE •
"A CRY IN THE NIGHT".
Edmond O'Brien -Brian
Donlevy•Natalie Wood. -
Raymond Burr
FRIDAY, JULY 20
AFTERNOON'
4:00 MOViE FiVE - "THE
THREE STOOGES IN
ORBIT". Three Stooges3'
C'lirol '(:hri•s,tinsen, Martian
spres capture• a newly -
invented 'combination
submarine-helicopter-iank
and go winging thf'ough
spare with the Three Stooges
clinging to its side,
5.30 THE NE.WLYWI•:i)
GAME
EVENING
(:00 NEWS
0:30 N.B.C. NEWS
7:00P BIONIC WOMAN •
"MARTIANS ARE
R, 00 DIF'FRE:NT
STROKES- --
R 10 TILT•:F2 RASE HAI I
Detroit at 1111nncsnta
11 00 NEWS
1•I :30 'TONIGHT SHOW
1 00 TOMORROW •
2 30 AIL. -NIGHT MOVIE:
- "I WALK ALONE". Burl
I.Lncaster-l.izaheth Scott -
Kirk Do:ugl.as-Wendell Corey
4 30 Al -I NiGIIT MOVIE -
"l'APER MAN'". Dean
Stock 44 ell -Stefanie Powers
SATURDAY, JULY 21
MORNING
0 OOA` FAMILY AFFAIR
0':10 i3UFORD AND THE
(;Al 1 ()RING (311051'
7 00 FABULOUS FUNNIES
7 30 BAY ('ITY ROLLERS
8 00 ALVIN ANi) THE
CHIPMUNKS
8 :30 THE FANTASTIC
IF(OUR' •
4 00 G.OD7ILI.A SUPER 90
10.27 ME'FRl(: MARVELS
10 30 DAFFY DUCK
11 :00'riii-: NEW FRED ANI)
BARNEY SHOW
11 30 THE JETSONS
12.00N BONKERS
AFTERNOON
12•30P SOUL. TRAIN
I :10 THIS WEEK IN
IIASEBALL.
2.00 NRC BASEBALL- -
flouston ut Pittsburgh
5:00 JA('QUE:S COUSTF:AU
"DRAGONS OF
GALAPAGOS"
EVENING
11:00 N[ -;WS FIVE AT SIX
0:30 HEE HAW
7.:30 GONG SHOW
8:00 CHIPS
9:00 SWORD OF•JUSTICE
10:00 SUPERTRAIN -
11:00 NEWS FIVE AT
1•:I1•:VEN
11::30 SATURDAY NIGHT
LIVE
1:00, FiVE - STAR
THEATRE • "THE HAR-
DER • THEY FALL''.
Ifu iii ph rey Roga rt-Ro.d
-Steiger-Jan Sterling'.
Unemployed. reporter
promotes a fighter for the
syndicate. and through
devious oceans gets hini a
title •bout. The reporter
(feeling remorse). (loess an
expose on the fight racket.
SUNDAY, JULY 22
MORNING
(V45A DAVI-':Y 8; GOI,IAT}1
'7 b0 OPEN CAMERA
7'30 CARTOON CARNIVAI.
. 8'0(1 REX HUMBARD
O 00 ORAI. ROBE:RTS
4•:30 TI•:L1•:V•1SE•:I) MASS
(0:f)0 .A4IIBOT'I Rr
('OS'i'L':1 LO
10.:30 LITTLE RASCALS •
11:00 COMEDY CLASSICS •
"ROOM SE' RViCE". Marx
11'olhers-Luail.le Rall -Ann
Millet'. Penniless theatrical
producer and slides" fake
n caslcs to keep from being
kicked out of hotel.
AFTERNOON
12;30N LONE RANGER
1.30 MEi•:T THE PRESS
2 00 OPEN CAMERA'
2.:10 SUNDAY AF-
I ER NOON MOVIE - -
"TOKYO JOE". Humphrey
l logs%% Alexander Knox.
!Mai, who believes his wife
died in d ron('entr•ation
can p.
(Hui rt5 10 Japan to
discover she is alive..
4•00 SUNDAY MOViE
SPECTACULAR - "CRY OF
THE PENGUINS". Hayley
Mills -John flirt. Phi1ali-
(leret biologist seeking to
(011 '('ss 11 girl ventures into
the wild Antarctica
EVENING
0 00 NEWS FiVE: AT SIX
f3 30 Wif.D, WILD WORLD)
of: ANIMALS
7 00 THE WONDF:RFUI.
WORLD OF DISNEY
8:00 BiG EVEN•i' •
"Pi,F•:ASURE COVE"
1000 PRIME. TIME SUN-
DAY
11:00 NEWS FiVI, AT
ELEVEN
1L.30.. _('.CNL=,MA. _F=#VF' _.._
"COMMAND DECISION".
('lark Gable -John. Hodiak-
Walter Pidgeon. Air Force
('aptain, battling superiors
and congressmen, fights for
permission 10 send bombers
fu1 they into Germany where
their airplane factories are
located,
MONDAY, JULY 23
AFTERNOON"
4 00 MOVIE FIVE: --
"WILD WOMi•:N". Anne
Francis-ittrgh O'Brian.
Wooten prisoners are freed
10 pose as wives of soldiers
on n (Iangerous mission into
territory uncle,- the control of
the hostile Mexican Army
and the Apaches.
5 3Q T'H1- NEWLYWED
GAME -
EVENING
0:00 NEWS.
0:315 N.R.C. NEWS
7.00P BEWITCHED
7.30 MUPPETS
8:00 !ITTLE HOUSE ON
THE PRAIRIE
9 00 MONDAY NIGHT
MDViE - "ANNE OF A
'iIiOLISAND DAYS"
11.00 NEWS '
,11 3Q 'T'ONIGH'T SHOW
1 .00 'TOMORROW
:OOA ALL-NIGHT MOVIE
"WITHOUT RESE•:R-
.VA'I'ION'' John . Wayne -
Claudette ('olhrr•t' ^
4 OOA Al I NIGIIT MOVII-:
-HAVE IZO('KE•:'P, W`ELl.
TRAVFI.". The Three
Stooges M'
TUESDAY, JULY 24
AFTERNOON
400 NIOVIE FIVE. "HIGII
1 I IGHT". Ray !\tilland•
A(,thony Ncwley WW 11
%eter"n,. (teaching cadets to
fly supersonic jets at an
R A E. training school)
eels l'he son of II Dian
whose death he caused malty
%ea, s before.
5 :30 THE NEWT Y-WE•:I)
(;A'411•:
EVENING
0 00 NEWS
0 30 N.B.C. NEWS
7 001' B F:1A' 1.1' (i H E D
7.:10 SHA NA NA
R 00 RUNAWAYS
9.00 BIG EVENT
"1311.1 Y: PORTRAIT OF A
S'I'RE -ET KID"
11.00 NEWS
11:30 TONIGHT SHOW
1:00 'TOMORROW
2.00A ALL NIGHT MOVIE
':TIII-: 'FIGHTING
SI•:A111{1•:S;'. John Wayne-
Susac, Hayward
- 4:00A ALL-NIGHT MOVIE -
"STOP! COOK! AND
1 AUG111". Three Stooges-,
Paul Winchell
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25•
AFTERNOON
4:00 MOVIE FIVE:' -
"IIARD('ASF.". Clint
W 1 1. ke t. St -t` -f -a n'i e Powers.
Soldier of fortune at the turn
of the century is determined
to•regain what is his after
ret ul Hing to Texas to find
that his ranch has been sold
.and his wife has run away
With ,I Mexican
teV(•)lutibnary.
5.30 •11)E NiEWLYWE':D
GAME:
EVENING .
0.00 NEWS
0•:30 N.R.C. NEWS'
7'700 fiEWIT'('iIEi)
7• 30 FAMILY FEUD
8.00 REAL PE.OI'I E•: ,
9::00 TV 5 WEDNESDAY
NIGHT MOVIE, . "BUT-
TERFLIES ARE: FREE".
Goldie 11,444-I-:(Iwurd
Albert-i;ileen I,leckart. An
•Ispiring actress helps her
next door neighbor. a'voung
Wind n•an, gain in-'
dependence from his
domineering n other.
11:00 NEWS
11 30 'IONIGH'1'.5I IOW •
1.00 TOMORROW
2 OOA ALL NIGiH'l' MOVIE
"'1'131•: FIGiI'1'ING KEN-
TUCKIAN". John Wayne_.
Vera Raison,
4 OOA Al I. NIGHT MOVIE
"'PIH': OUTLAWS IS
COMING". Three Stooges•
Adan West.
-49
Midnight isn't for faint hearted audi
BY JOANNE
BUCHANAN.
Wow! What a play!
The Blyth Summer
Festival has done it again
with • another top notch
production.
P11 Be Back For You
Before Midnight, which
opened July 3 and runs off
and on until July 27, is one
of those. • "don't miss"
plays. In fact, it may just
be one of the best plays
the Festival has produced
to date --and they have
produced some mighty
fine plays.
- Billed as a comedy -
thriller, I'll" Be Back, is
not a play for nervous
types or for those who are
easily frightened.
Written by Peter
Colley, who also wrote
The Huron Tiger, I'll Be.
Back is about a city'
couple who rent a far-
mhouse seeking the
peace and tranquility of
country living. Greg
(Peter Snell), the egg-
heqd husband, jogs and
works on his Ph.D. while
h.is3 wife, Jan (Angie Gel),
tries to' recover after
being in 'a psychiatric
institution for seven
Some of the dealers at the second annual Antique Show and Sale held at the
l luewater Centre last Friday and Saturday were just as interesting as their
displays. Cliff Griesbach of Stratford wore a MicMac 'Indian head dress
from Nova Scotia dating back to 1880. He said the head dress is not for sale
because it is priceless. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Angel Street
offers audience
few surprises
BY CATH WOODEN
Angel Street isn't a bad
pllay at all; in fact, there
are even a few sitting -on.
the -edge -Of -your -seat
moments:
The Victorian era play,
also known as Gaslight,
was written by Patrick
Hamilton and is directed
at the Playhouse by Lynn
Gorman, It opened July
11, and plays to July, 21.
Direction is the thing
the .play seems to lack._
The characters all come
across as one-
dimensional, a result of
the attempted portrayal
of the Victorian per-
sonality.
Irena Mayeska is Bella'
Manningham, the sub-
missive Victorian wife,
who is convinced by het
'husband that she is going
insane. Mayeska plays
the part adequately,
obviously . wishing the
character ,to be
something More.
Something more finally_
emergesin her trium-
phant final speech, which
leaves the audience
breathless
As Jack( Manningham,
Paul Craig was a fine
dorhineering : husband
living an evil lie.
However, the 'desperate
villain' side of the
character hardly
emerged at all, especially
-.-i-n t -he -last -act: •Heact-ed-
as though he ..- was
discovered with his hand
in the cookie jar rather
than caught as a mur-
derer.
Jpohn Codner provides
the comic relief as the
detective, Rough. He
receives the most
audience response in the
whole play by almost
forgetting his hat, which
explains what kind, of
twists the plot offers.
The play's action is
straight forward all the
way, with no bends or
curves. The only ex-
cellent literary device
Hamilton used in the
script and ,Gorman
picked up on was the
subtle foreshadowing in
the first scene.
Jack invites his wife to
the theatre and presses
her for an answer to his
question, "Which will it
be, Bell"a, comedy or
tragedy?" As the play
unfolds, the question is
finally answered.
months with bad nerves.
They are joined by Greg's
charmingly wicked
sister, Laura (Kate
Trotter) and things take a
turn for the worst.
As Jan feels she is
losing her mind again
after some mighty
strange happenings at the
not-so-peaceful-afterall
farmhouse, she turns to
her only friend in the
remote countryside --
George. (Deter Elliott),
the farming neighbour,
and landlord.
The plot remains a
mystery to the end. Is Jan
really going mad? Is
Laura plotting against
her? Are both Laura and
Greg plotting against
her? Are there really.
ghosts in the farmhouse?
Who is responsible for the
strange goings on?
To tell the ending of the
play would spoil it for
those still planning to
attend but I can promise
you that you will be
scared out of your wits.
Those of you who pride
yoursel'es ' on • being
calm, cool and collected,
t lay , actually find that
you will let a 'scream or
twoslip out (if not a
scream, at least a gasp or
some nervous laughter).
You will feel the
frustrations of Jan as she
tries to cope with her
sister-in-law, the far-
mhouse and an in- '
nee
sensitive husband.
The well-written play is
enhanced by the fine
acting ability of the cast
of four, the direction of
Keith Batten, the lighting
by John C. Hughes and
the eerie no_is.es and,
excellent sound effects by
Bjarne Christensen,
Even stage manager
Marcia Muldoon and set
and costume designer
Tony Abrams deserve a
pat on the back. The high
calibre' of the play is
obviously the result of a
well -coordinated team
effort on the part of all
those who worked on it.
I'll Be Back is reason
enough to keep audiences
coming back to the Blyth
Summer Festival.
A column
BY CATH WOODEN
My kid brother has returned from
summer camp.
He and his duffel bag disappeared
two weeks ago to lovely Camp
Hepatitis, which promised to return a
full grown man that could hunt bear
with the best of them, and also speak
Ojibway.
He reappeared with 43 mosquito
bites, one ear infection, a repertoire of
19 camp songs, and the ability to short
sheet a bed in ten seconds flat.
That's just the beginning. His duffel
bag contained treasures from Camp
Hepatitis that King Tut's tomb couldn't
hold a candle to. I had to take over
emptying it when Mother collapsed at
the , sight of a whithered rattlesnake
skin.
"Jeez, . don't throw that away!"
scolded little brother. "I had to trade
my flashlight for it."
I found several crumbled bits of clay
that were once. a Beautiful Ashtray,,
plastic string woven together to make a
Really Neat Bracelet, someone else's
towel,. four pairs of clean underwear,
lots of sand, and a letter to home that
was never sent.
It's a good thing that is wasn't. The
letter Was short but descriptive.
Dear Everybody,
Camp is fun so far. I'm writing this
from the nurse's cabin. She had to tape
my ribs because when I dove off the 40
foot cliff I was going straight for the
rocks. I didn't.hit the rocks but I forgot
to keep my dive in form and I really
creamed myself. I like mycounsellor.
He beat up the guy who bunks over him
because the kid wets his bed. He can
also do 100 -push-ups. Send
food... "What was wrong with the
food?" I asked him.
"I guess it wasn't that !Sad, except
that we had chili for lunch four days in
a row, and fruit cocktail for dessert."
It's going to take a while for all of us
.to recover from Camp Hepatitis.
Every time someone tells him to put
the twist tie back on the bread bag, he
ties it in a half hitch, and throws in a
sheep shank for good measure.
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FOR SAVINGS
ON
CANADIAN
RECORDS AND
FILMS..
May 1 to September 30, 1979
save up to $2.00 on
Canadian records and
tapes costing at least
$3.95 and at least
50% onadmissions
to Canadian
movies. Look for
the HALF BACK
symbol at partici-
pating record stores
and theatres.
Hon Reuben C Baetz
Ministry of Culture
and Recreation
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