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Waldo Kitty 8, 10
Beaver 3
Flintstones 13
Ryan's Hope 57
Midday 5
12:25 Agri -News 13
12:30 The Young and
Restless 7D, 4D
News 8, 3
Wheel of Fortune 13
Loving 57, 7
Every Second Counts
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`Super Pay Cards 11
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1:00 Soapbox 11
Citylife 57
All My Children 8, 10,
7, 5, 3
Days of Our Lives 5D,,
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- The Don Harron Show
13
1:30 As the World -Turns
11, 7D, 4D
City Lights 57
2:00 Let's Make A Deal 6
Parenting 3
Midday 8, 10 1
20 Minute Workout 57
Dallas 5
One Life to Live 7
Another World 5D, 13
2:30 Capitol 7D, 4D
Do It For Yourself 3
Rituals 11
Micromagic 57'
Pitfall 6
3:00 Laverne and Shirley
57
The New You 8
General Hospital 13, 7
Coronation Street 5
Do It For Yourself 10
Santa Barbara 11, 5D
Fitness Break 3
The Guiding Light 6,
7D, 4D
3:30 Facts of Life 10
All In The Family 5
The Green Hornet 57
Too Close For Com-
fort 8
Kids World 3
4:00 Love Boat l7
Anything For Money
7D, 4D
Soapbox 11
The Young and the
Restless 6
Hart To Hart 13
Video Hits 8, 10
Beverly Hillbillies 3
Toronto Rocks 57
Jeffersons 5D
Do It For Yourself 5
4:30 Divorce Court 7D, 4D
Jeffersons 10, 3
MASH 8
Going Great 5
Little House On The
Prairie 11
5:00 The People's Court
7D, 4D
Jeffersons 7
Sale of the Century 6
Hogan's Heroes 13
Video Hits 5
The Price Is Right 8,
57,10
The most ambitious and
important science series
ever produced for Canadian
television is now being
shown 'on the CBC network.
"A Planet For The Taking"
began February 6 and runs
until March 27 and is
produced by the award-
winning team that also
produces the long-lasting
informative series, "The
Nature of Things". Another
learned mind from that
series, Dr. David Suzuki, is
also hosting the new
miniseries and "was a co -
writer.
A series that was more
than three years in the
making, "A Planet For the
Taking" delves into a human
paradox that has assumed
global consequences a
fascination with nature that
has provided us with un-
precedented powers to
threaten and destroy the
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global hunger, the threat of
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manipulation as examples of
man's use and abuse of
power when dealing with
nature. Suzuki has travelled
around the world in-
vestigating what different
peoples, past and present,
have believed about their
role on earth. He takes an
especially close look at how
humans have taken control
away from nature to
manipfilate their own life
processes of birth and death.
And to verify his statements,
the cameras visit a hospital
emergency ward, a family
home, aquariums, zoos,
computer labs and beef
farms.
More than two million
Canadians watched the first
episode of `:A Planet For The
Taking", an exceptionally
high figure. The same
episode also received wide
critical acclaim. It is seen
Wednesday evenings at eight
o'clock.
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A movie and stage per-
former for almost 50 years,
J. Pat O'Malley, that lovable
Irish leprechaun, died last
week at the age of 80. He
made his Hollywood debut in
a 1937 movie, "Lassie Come
Home", and went on to
characterroles in other
movies, on the Broadway
stage and on television. He
also was the voice behind
many Walt Disney animated
characters.
A loss to fine music was
the death of Eugene Or-
, mandy who died of
pneumonia at the age of 85.
For more than 40 years the
conductor of the Philadel-
phia Symphony Orchestra,
,he brought a luscious sound
to instrumental recordings
and new fire to live perform-
ances. His baton could es-
peci4lly make the string sec-
tion falk and his music will
continue to soothe many
shattered nerves and bring
beauty to many lives.
In England, singer Matt'
Munro lost his brief fight
with cancer and this smooth
and mellow voice was
silenced in its early 50s. As a
singer of love ballads and
beautiful standards, Munro
was tops. Wei can only be
grateful that recordings
allow us to listen again and
again to lovely Music by this
vocalist and other balladeers
like Nat King Cole and Jim
Reeves.
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News 5D
5:30 News 3, 7D, 4D, 6
Three's Company 5
Taxi 11
Jeopardy 7
WKRP In Cincinnati
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6:00 News 6, 11, 8, 7, 5
' Citypulse 57
Star Trek 3
Scan Newshour 13
FYI at 6:00 10
6:30 News 7, 7D, 4D, 5D
7:00 MASH 57
Wheel of Fortune 7, 6
Jeopardy 5D �..
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Tonight 11, 7D, 4D
Family Feud 13
One Day At A Time
10, 8
Square Pegs 3
The Right Thing to Do
5
7:30 ' Charles In Charge 5
Cosby Show 13
MASH 57
Don Cherry's
Grapevine 11
Wheel Of Fortune 5D
Three's Company 10,
8
Family Feud 7
PM Magazine Detroit
7D, 4D
Pizzazz 6
Three's A Crowd 3
8:00 Charles In Charge 7D,
4D
Highway To Heaven
5D
Fall Guy 7, 13
A Planet for the Tak-
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Movie "Will Penny"
57
Encounters With
Disaster 6
Leafs on CHCH-TV
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9:00 Facts of Life 5D
Movies "TBA" 7D, 4D
Dynasty 7, 6
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Man Alive 5, 8, 3, 10
10:00 St. Elsewhere 5D
National 5, 3, 8, 10
Hotel 7, 13
Knots Landing 6
Citypulse Tonight 57
10:20 Journal 5, 3, 8, 10
11:00 News 6, 7D, 4D, 5D, 8,
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Newsfinal 5
CTV National News 13
FYI Final Edition 10
SCTV 57
11:20 Ontario Report 13
National Update 5
11:30 Barney Miller 5
Entertainment
Tonight 3, 8, 10
Sportsline 6
Tonight Show 5D
Taxi 7D, 4D
Nightline 7
Movie "Charley Var-
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12:00 Medical Centre 11
Benson 7D, 4D
Movies "Jezebel" 5;
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"Daleks Invasion of
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Mery Griffin 7
Dallas 10
12:10 Benny Hill 6
12:30 Love Boat 5D
Rockford Files 7D, 4D
12:40 Welcome Back, Kot -
1:00 Then Came Bronson
11 -
Eye On Hollywood 7
1:10 Chico and the Man 6
1:30 News 7
Late Night 5D
The Saint 7D, 4D
1:45 Movie "Husbands" 57
2:00 Flipper 11
Nightwatch 13
Highlights 5
2:30 Flipper 11
Sonya 5D
Maude. 7D, '4D
3:00 Eight Is Enough 7D,
4D
3:30 News 5D
3:50 Movie "Santee" 57
4:00 Movie "TBA" 5D
Night Watch 7D, 4D
5:15' Here's Lucy 57
5:30 Abbott and Costello 57
"Who's On First" being
presented at Harriston
By Patrick Raftis
The Grey -Wellington Thea-
tre Guild has "something
totally different", in store
for its audiences, with its up-
coming production of the off-
beat comedy "Who's on
First", says the guild's Ar-
tistic Director Patrick
Smith.
"Who's on First" is the
tale of a jealous husband, his
wife, her magician friend
and Camille, the hostess of
the most disasterous party
ever thrown.
At least that's how it starts
out. As the play progresses,
a magic lamp (occupied ap-
parently by a rather de-
mented genie) causes the
party -goers to relive the
catastrophic party in a mul-
titude of settings, with a
fresh angle each time.
The story is done in an
oriental' setting, as well as
hillbilly style and in a
BOOR
REVIEW
TROUBLE IN TIM-
BERLINE: By Max Brand.
Dodd, Mead and Company
(Canada) Ltd., Toronto. 224
pp.
Reviewed by
PERCY MADDUX
The late Frederick Faust,
who wrote western novels
under the name of , Max
Brand, was a master of the
action story. "Trouble in'
Timberline" is no exception.
It is about a big brute
named Barney Dviiker who
just didn't know ![is own
strength. A simple but
honest fellow, he was the ,
Hercules of the West. The
author gets him into many
scrapes and incredible
positions but always
manages to get him out.
Max Brand has a penchant
for violence and there is
violence in plenty in
"Trouble in Timberline".
You will find yourself catch -
Mg your breath again and
agatin.
number of other ways. Con-
sequently, the actors have to
adapt to some drastic
changes in the characters
they play.
Smith, who is directing the
play, says this production
"really challenges the four
actors". Due to the constant
transformations of the char-
acters, "There are no char:
acters to really build on," he
says.
Audiences will enjoy the
comedic aspects of this play,
which also features some in-
triguing sound effects, says
Smith. "Who's on First" was
written by playwright Jack
Sharkey and provides good
fun family -type entertain-
ment.
The guild has chosen an
experienced cast for this
_production. Richard Jaun-
zemis, of Harriston, a veter-
an actor with a long list of
stage credits, plays Don, the
jealous husband. Flora
Brown of Mount Forest plays
his wife Alice; John Reid of
Mount Forest is Ben the
magician and Barbara Il-
lingsworth, Kenilworth, por-
trays Camille, the flustered
hostess.
In addition to "Who's on
First", the guild is currently
rehearsing the two one -act
plays for their annual Dinner
Theatre, to be held April 13,
at the Moorefield Communi-
ty Centre.
The guild has decided to
handle the entertainment at
the dinner theatre, with two -
theatre -oriented comedies
"Next" and "Impromptu''.
The evening includes a cock-
tail hour from 6 p.m. to 7,
dinner from 7 to 9, theatre
from 9 to 10 and dancing
from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Tickets are available only
from D. Siep, call 338-3481.
"Who's on First" is sched-
uled for a six -night run at the
Harriston Town Hall Thea-
tre, on March 21, 22 and 23
and March 28, 29 and 30.
For places where tickets
are available see coming
events.
Suicide said, 'Goodbye°
The last words of Ameri-
can poet Hart Crane (1899-
1932) as he jumped off a
boat in the Caribbean to
drown were, "Goodbye, ev-
er7body,,.
Crossroads -Mar_ 20, 1985 -Page 15
Movies on Channel 57
THURSDAY, 8:00 P.M. -''BREAKING AWAY". Starring
Dennis Christopher, Dennis Quaid, Daniel Stern. Four
teenagers m a midwestern college city spend their first
summer, after graduating from high school, facing the
challenges of life and future head-on for the first time.
THURSDAY, 11:30 P.M. -^^WOMEN IN LOVE". Starring
Alan Bates, Oliver Reed, Glenda. Jackson. Based on the
novel by D. H. Lawrence this story revolves around two in-
teresting t ng love affairs.
THURSDAY, .2:05 A.M: "THE DARWIN ADVENTURE".
Starring Nicholas Clay, Ian Richardson Susam Macready.
The true story of British naturalist Charles Darwin, a
young man torn between his evolutionary ideas and his
love for the church.
THURSDAY, 3:45 A.M.-"THE PRINCE OF CENTRAL
PARK". Starring T. J. Hargrave, Lisa Richard, Mark
Vahanian. A 12 -year-old boy ,and his younger sister run
away from their unhappy foster home and decide to live on
their own in the park.
FRIDAY, 8:30 P.M. -"IT CAME FROM HOLLYWOOD".
Starring Dan Aykroyd, John Candy, Cheech And Chong.
Contemporary comedy stars are pictured introducing and
narrating clips from some of Hollywood's worst movies,
such as Plan 9 From Outer Space and Mars Needs Needs
Women.
FRIDAY, 11:30 P.M. -"THE OSCAR". Starring Stephen
Boyd, Elke Sommer, Milton Berle. On Oscar Award night
in Hollywood the favorite nominee is watched by friends
who started with him, helped him to Hollywood and were
trod on in Ms fight for stardom.
FRIDAY, 1:40 A.M.-"MR. BILLION". Starring Terence
Hill, Valerie Perrine, Jackie Gleason. An Italian auto me-
chanic inherits a tremendous fortune but must battle
crooks determined to keep him from collecting it.
FRIDAY, 3:25 A.M.-"ALEX AND THE GYPSY". Starring
Jack Lemmon, Genevieve Bujold, James Wood. An aging
bondsman, who once had an affair with a gypsy, stands bail
for her when she is accused of stabbing her husband,
SATURDAY, 10:30 P.M. -"ADVENTURE OF SHERLOCK
HOLMES' SMARTER BROTHEI ". Stars Gene Wilder,
Madeline Khan, Marty Feldman. The unknown brother of
the famous Sherlock Holmes takes on some of his brother's
more disposable excess cases and makes some hilarious
moves.
SATURDAY, 1:00 A.M.-"YANKS". Starring Richard Gere,
Vanessa Redgrave, Lisa Eichhorn. In an English village
inundated by thousands of American troops prepping for
the invasion of Europe in World -War II the love stories of
three couples is focused on.
SATURDAY, 4:00 A.M.-"SPY WITH THE PERFECT
COVER". Starring Robert Lansing, Dana Wynter. An
American CIA agent' assumes the identity of a murdered
look-alike foreign industrialist. He establishes the perfect
cover in the exciting world of international espionage. •
SUNDAY, 8:00 P.M. -"SEMI -TOUGH". Starring Burt Rey-
nolds, Kris Kristofferson, Jill Clayburgh. A triangular love
story in which two pro football players fall in love with
their mutual best friend, who happens to be the twice mar-
ried daughter of the team owner.
SUNDAY, 1:00 A.M.-"A HOME OF OUR OWN". Starring
Jason Miller, Poncho Cordova, Guillermo San Juan. The
true story of Father William Wasson, an American Roman
Catholic priest who founded a haven for Mexican orphans
20 years ago.
SUNDAY, 2:50 A.M.-"SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS".
Starring Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis, Susan Harrison. A
powerful New York columnist enlists the aid of a fawning
press agent in breaking up his sister's romance with a
musician. '
MONDAY, 8:00 P.M. -"BLOOD BEACH". Stars John Saxon,
David Huffman, Marinana Hill. People mysteriously dis-
appear into the sand at a local beach and the local author-
ities mount a thorough investigation to locate the creature
they find is responsible.
MONDAY, 11:30 P.M. -"RIO LOBO". Starring John Wayne,
Jorge Rivero, Jennifer O'Neill. After the Civil War, a
Union Colonel sets out to take revenge on the two traitors.
In Rio Lobo he finds one in a conspiracy with the town sher-
iff to , force a rancher to sign over all his land.
MONDAY, 1:50 A.M.-"HIGH NOON". Starring Gary Coop-
er, Grace Kelly, Katy Jurado. The marshal of a small town
must face up to a killer and the brothers he sent to prison
five years before.
MONDAY, 3:25 A.M.-"RUNAWAY BARGE". Starring Bo
Hopkins, Tim Matheson, Jim Davis. Three men try to earn
a living as modern-day boatmen aboard a riverboat on the
Mississippi River.
TUESDAY, 8:00 P.M. -"DESPERATE INTRUDER". Stars
Meg Foster, Nick Mancuso, Claude Akins. A blind woman
staying in an isolated beach house takes in a mysterious
stranger and begins to fall in love with him, unaware that
he is an escaped convict.
TUESDAY, 11:30 P.M. -"THE DAY WOMEN GOT EVEN".
Starring Barbara Rhodes, Georgia Engel, Jo Ann Pflug.
Four suburban housewives utilize their skills as amateur
actresses to foil an unscrupulous talent agent.
TUESDAY, 1:35 A.M.-"STRANGERS IN 7A". Stars Andy
Griffith, Ida Lupino, Michael Brandon. An apartment
building superintendent is unwittingly drawn into a gang's
bizarre plan by a young- temptress who picks ' him ' up 'in a
bar.
TUESDAY, 3:00 A.M.-"RETURNING HOME". Starring
abney Coleman, Tom Selleck, Joan Goodfellow. Based on
he Academy Award winning film "The Best Years of Our
Lives" this film depicts the casual meeting among three
returning World War II veterans.
WEDNESDAY, 8:00 P.M. -"WILL PENNY". Starring
Charlton Heston, Joan Hackett, Donald Pleasence. An ag-
ing cowboy, who has been a loner all his life, meets and
falls in love with a young woman who helps him after he is
attacked and left for dead by a group of outlaws:
WEDNESDAY, 11:30 P.M. -"CHARLEY VARRICK". Star-
ring Walter Matthau, Joe Don Baker, Felicia Farr. Small
town bank robbers accidentally steal three-quarters of a
fnillion dollars in ,mob money and the mob and the police
are in fast pursuit.
WEDNESDAY, 1:45 A.M.-"HUSBANDS". Starring Ben
Gazzara, Peter Falk, John Cassavetes. Three middle-aged
businessmen, after attending the funeral of their best
friend, decide to fly to London in a week long escape from
the reality of death.
WEDNESDAY, 3:50 A.M.-"SANTEE". Starring Glenn
Ford, Michael Burns, Dana Wynter: A father -son relation-
ship develops between a bounty ,hunter and the son of the
man he killed.
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Fii"hter
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Easter
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Canada 1965