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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-11-27, Page 31M.:vies •rIn CBC Tor -into crossroads -Nov. 27, 1985 -Page 3B THURSDAY MIDNIGHT—"PRIDE OF THE MARINES". Stars John Garfield, Eleanor Parker, Dane Clark. The true account of marine Al Schmid (Garfield) blinded during a Japanese attack with Clark as his sympathetic buddy. FRIDAY, 1:00 A.M.—"THE BLACK ABBOTT". Starring Joachim Fuchsberger. Scotland Yard and all the inhabi- tants of an eerie castle stand en the threshold of terror in this mystery based on a novel by Edgar Wallace. SATURDAY, 11:00 A.M.—•POP ALWAYS, PAYS". Stars Dennis ..O'Keefe, Leon Errol, Adele Pearch. An irascible father gets in a jam whin he has to make good a bet to his daughter's suitor. • ON'T TELL THE WIFE" (1937). Stars Lucile Ball, Cy(iy Kibbee, Una Merkel. A trio of con- fidence men use a/'blueblood' to front for a phoney gold mine stock -selling racket. SATURDAY MII)'NIGHT—•'YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH". Stars Rita Ha worth, Fred Astaire. A dance director gets drafted befo a he can adjust a romantic involvement. SUNDAY, 8: A.M.—"BRINGING UP BABY". Stars Kath- erine Hepburn, Cary Grant, May Robson. Archeologists, socialite hunters and two leopards'all add up to one of the funniest comedies ever. SUNDAY MIDNIGHT—"OUT OF THE PAST". Stars Kirk Douglas, Jane Greer. A young gas station owner, hiding his secret past, is hesitant to marry a young lady. MONDAY MIDNIGHT—"PRINCESS O'ROURKE". Stars Olivia de Havilland, Robert Cummings, Charles Coburn. Comedy with pilot Cummings falling in love with Princess de Havilland. Director Norman Krasna won' the Best Screenplay Oscar that year. TUESDAY MIDNIGHT—"NOW, VOYAGER". Stars Bette Davis, Claude Rains, Paul Henreid, Janis Wilson. This vintage, first-class soaper with Bette as a sheltered spin- ster brought out of her shell by psychiatrist Rains, falling in love with suave Henreid, and helping shy girl Wilson. All this is set to beautiful Max Steiner music. WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT—"MANPOWER". Stars Ed- ward G. Robinson, Marlene Dietrich, George Raft. A live- ly, typical Warner Bros. film, with nightclub "hostess" Dietrich coming between Robinson and Raft. One scene in a diner is worth the price of admission. The following programs, listed as supplied by the TV stations. are subject to change Sun., Dec. 1 MORNING 5:45 QQ 0 With This Ring 6:00 © Focus on Society Basketball Tour- nament 00 Religious Series a Good Morning Workout m Harrigan MQ Focus Detroit Q Canadian Cavalcade ® Frightenstein En Seneca Telecollege 6:30 ®In View ® The Treehouse Club CDC) The World Tomorrow o Revival Hour 7:00 © The Money Puzzle ® Strawbeis y Short- cake Q This Is The ife ®Q Telling Secrets o Open Rods m Spiderman Q 100 Huntley Street INTENS./VE lahnratnrr investigation critical to the search for the causes and cures for arthritis has been •>,'oipii un fnrmore than 36 year3. 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OEC. 30, 31, IAN. 2, 3 Kdchener•Waterloo Cambridge 4 O® Expect a Miracle ® Rocket Robinhood 7:30 Q® Day of Discovery ® Agri -News 011 Jim Swaggart DI Father Meehan ® Soundings ®Q Godsoundss © The Money Puzzle 7:55 00 Newsworthy 8:00 Q Old Tyme Gospel ® Sunday AM Q® It Is Written ® Korean ® Food For Life CDC) America Weekend Q Daedal Doors Q Movie "Bringing Up Baby" ® Esso Int'l Swim Meet © Sesame Street 8:30 01 Audubon Wildlife In Hot Fudge Q Day of Discovery Q Hour of Power 00 Mass for Shut - Ins Iii Expect a Miracle ® Hello Japan 9:00 Q Jerry Falwell Day of Discovery O® Urban Voices m Hispanovision 019 The Lone Ranger Q Movie "TBA" 01 Audubon Wildlife m Great Alaska Shoot Out 9:10 © Sesame Street 9:30 01 Voltron 0C) Little Rascals 0 Italian Panorama Q The World Tomor- row ® Discover Your World O® Essence Q It Is Written 10:00 00 Movie "Another Thin Man" ©® People's Church Q Festival Por- tuguese ® Greek Paradise Q Switchback MC) Sunday Morning Mysteries 01 Woody Woodpecker Q Hymn Sing 10:20 © Today's Special 10:30 0 NFB Presents B J.W. White Q Kids, Inc. 11:00 © Snow Queen p Taking Advantage Q The People's Church ID St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church Ser- vice • DI NFL Week In Review a Food For Life B Coronation Street ID Meeting Place m NFL Week In Review 11:30 o Festival Italiano El NFL' Films , Presents a World Tomorrow Q This Week With David Brinkley Q I9 Agronsky & Company In Great Alaska Shoot Out © Mario Lanza : An American Curiso ID Italian Cooking With Pasquale ® Herald Of Truth ®® News QQ QQ NFL Today 12:45 ® Town and Country 1:00 00019 NFL Foot- ball ® NFL (Houston at Cincinnati) Q Festival Italiano 0011101 Country Canada ® World Alive ®Canal Portugese o Greatest Sports Legends 1:30 a Sports ® Wild Kingdom aQ Hymn Sing 00 This Business ,Of Farming 2:00 © Great Perform- ances 01 Movie "Raise The Titanic" o Africa + Cry Of A Continent Q Movie "White Water Rebels" Q Louis Riel Q Revival Hour m Investment Seminar 10 Festival Italiano 2:30 IID New Faces m Basketball Tournament 3:00 Q Jack Webster ID Special: Face Off To The Future Q Terry Winter es International Wrestling 3:30 Q Land of Dreams Q Giants of the Forest 4:00 © All Creatures Great and Small Special ®Q NBC Sports o Walters Family (13 A Year In the Life af.. Placido Domingo ® Devil's .Lake Con- cert Q TBA ®OO NFL Football ® The Twilight Zone 4:30 ® Investment Seminar ® The Twilight Zone. ® Question Period ® Basketball Tournament (final) 5:00 i® Littlest Hobo 01 Raccoons Q Front Page Chal- lenge DO The Kids of Degrassi Street ID Entertainment This Week ED Solid Gold., 5:30 01 FYI Weekend Edi- tion Q News Q The Edison Twins a Close Up - Who Will Stop the Rain 01 Province Wide EVENING 6:00 ® Citypulse ®I® News i® Scan Weekend 0080 Walt Disney © An Evening With Tom Peters 6:30 ® Sportsdesk ® Polka Time ® Sketches Of Our Town ® News ® SCTV 7:00 000 Sixty Minutes ®Q Ripley's Believe It Or Not ® The Chum 30 - ® Cheers 0000 Fraggle Rock 00 The Glo Friends Save Christmas ® Esso Int'l Swim Meet © Nature of Things 7:30 01 FYI Weekend Edi- tion ® Night Court ® 19 Silver Spoons 01000 The Beachcombers 8:00 ® Movie "City On Fire" 00 MacGuyver ® Trapper John 4J Murder She Wrote 00001 Anne of Green Gables (Pt. 1) O Profiles of Nature ® 19 Amazing Stories ea Championship Dart Tournament © Nature 8:30 (:)(DID Alfred Hitch- cock Presents 9:00 Q Movie "TBA" Q 19 m Movie "The Return of Perry Mason" • B Hell Town ®O(12 Crazy Like A o Fox m Great Alaska Shoot Out © The Brain 10:00 B Loving Friends & Perfect Couples Boa 10 Sunday Report ® Citypulse ' ®W-5 ®O Trapper John 10;10 Masterpiece Theatre 10:25 Boas Venture 10:30 ® Special: "Hypcl- . theticals: Justice Is A Lie" AFTERNOON 12:00 a Sportsdesk 00 The Darryl Rogers Show ® 19 Meet The Press B Meeting Place Q Sketches of Our Town Q Dr. John Wesley White Hymn Sing ® Cambridge Santa Claus Parade 12:30 00 NFL Pre -Game 00. Inquiry 10 Whybe bald? for your confidential, personal examination and analysis 744-2833 • • • • • • • • • • --ei) •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • h: •, \. •••• rite •••••••••••••••••••••••••• T 1-1,tT'St SI-1CWI3 i By Vonnie Lee • • • • • • •• • • It could not be called en- tertainment, in any sense of the word. It was not en- tertaining, nor uplifting, nor inspirational. It was powerful and emotional drama that left the viewer disturbed and with many questions, thinking about issbes that we do not like to confront or deal 'with at the gut level. "The Execution of Raymond Graham" chronicled the last few hours in the life of a convicted murderer and was seen last week on the ABC network in the US and the CTV network here in Canada. As his lawyers tried in vain to win him more time, the viewer became part of his struggle and ' anguish. At the end of the two-hour telecast, one felt totally drained emotionally as the sharing of feelings and hopes on Death Row culminated in the long walk to the final stretcher andt it-ee-W needles. Hair & Scalp Specialists Kitchener - St. Catharines . Hamilton The Canadian production, set in a US state, was not a statement for or against capital punishment. Though it was Raymond Graham's agony we sTiare�ir , Thalso told the story of the other family, that of his 16 -year-old victim, a worker in a convenience store, unarmed and alone, who died at Graham's hand during a robbery. For that family, life had also come apart at the seams, the father "dying" with his son and the home ;disrupted because of the tragedy. • The most exciting part of the production is that most of it was produced live, a procedure that was common in the 1950s but became a thing of the past when v i d c ot-a-pe- b eeare-t-he-g acme10:5acmeNation's Business 11:00 Q% Sportsweek 01 FYI Weekend Edi- tion ®New sfinal ® C1'V National News ® News 11:20 ® Ski Base I® Ontario Report © Sneak Previews 11:30 ®19 Sports Final Edition QQ Too Close For Comfort ® Insight ® Dateline Ontario 010 Charlie And Company Charles In Charge 11:45 ® At The Movies 11:50 ® Movie "Death Of A Scoundrel" 12:00 ID More Real People ® 19 Ironside O® The Avengers Q Movie "Out Of The Past" 0 Movie "Death Penalty" • s Movie "Bermuda Triangle" ID Special: The Mil- lionaire Maker I D Rugby Special ® Twilight Zone ® The Beckley Group © The Making of In- diana Jones 12:30 m World Cricket Champ. En Twilight Zone a World Gymnastics a Welcome Back Kotter 1:00 0 Movie "TBA" i® The Best of Cherington ®19 Movie "Mr. Moto's Last Warning" O Wonder Woman ® Movie "Snowman" ® Lou Grant © Nature 1:30 ® NFL Films Q Highlights 2:00 Q 100 Huntley Street ® Nightwatch ® Medical Centre En Sportsdesk © Masterpiece Thea- tre 2:30 m Basketball Tournament 00 Movie "His Ma- jesty O'Keefe" 3:00 ® Movie "City On Fire" 3:10 © Nature Of Things. 4:00 00 Night Watch © David Susskind Show • 4:30 ®19 News 5:00 © The Write Course ® Here's Lucy o 19 Telling Secrets 5:30 © Action Packed Cliffhangers Movies on CKNX Wingham FRIDAY, 1:00 A.M.—"SOMEBODY KILLED HER HUS- BAND". Starring Farrah Fawcett, Jeff Bridges. An unhap- pily married�woman,falls in.love with a single man and be- comes the main suspect in her husband's murder. SATURDAY, 1:15 A.M.—"BENNY'S PLACE". Starring Lou Gossett,- Cicely Tyson. The story of.a black steel -worker undergoing a mid-life crisis and how it affects his work and his home life. SUNLDAY MIDNIGHT—"DEATH PENALTY". Starring Colleen Dewhurst, David Labiosa. A woman psychologist fights to save a 15 -year-old from the electric chair. .Movies on CFPL' London FRIDAY, 1:00 A.M.—"DOUBLE McGUFFIN". Starring' Ernest Borgnine, Elke Sommers.'Teenagers uncover an assassination plot against a visiting dignitary and turn amateur detectives to stop it. SATURDAY, 1:15 A.M.—"DEADLIEST SEASON". Starring Michael Moriarty, Kevin Conway. A second string hockey player adopts a violently aggressive style which causes un- forseen tragedy on the ice. SUNDAY MIDNIGHT --"•BERMUDA TRIANGLE". Doc- umentary: narrator Brad Crandall. The mysterious dis- -appeances of men, boats and planes documented and probed for probable causes. Movies on CKCO Kitchener FRIDAY MIDNIGHT—"IRMA LA DOUCE Stars Shirley MacLaine, Jack Lemmon. Successful Parisian streetwalk- er falls for young naive policeman who loses his job after he arrests all the prostitutes: Comical situations follow as he starts to live two lives. SATURDAY, 9:00 P.M.—"COPACABANA". Barry Manilow makes his acting debut and contributes 10 original new songs to this two-hour musical comedy -for -television based on Manilow's hit song of the same name. Also stars Annette O'Toole, Joe Bologna. SATURDAY MIDNIGHT --"TAPS". Stars Timothy Hutton, George C. Scott, A group of military cadets' fight to save their school when the trustees decide to turn the school into a condominium complex. The cadets, armed with ammuni- tion, use all their strategy to fight for the school's honor and a way of life they lone. MONDAY, 8:00 P.M.—"JOHN & YOKO: A LOVE STORY". Stars Marc McGann, Kim Miyori. This TV -Movie that' dramatizes the celebrated love story of ex=Beatle Lennon and avant-garde artist Yoko Ono. Beginning in 1966 when ' Ding the Beatles were at then l f4heir-fame it-fellows•-th+eir thing. What excitement to know that every move and every word is right there before the public; there is no going back. If you goof, you goof! Videotape somehow took the spontaneity and enthusiasm , out of live television. Although, after two hours in this drama, the participants must have been totally exhausted and unable to function. Jeff Fahey turned inra powerful performance as Raymond Graham, acting certainly worthy of an to Ti h was what made it so meaningful. Kate Reid had a secondary role as his mother in the movie directed by Daniel Petrie, Reid and Pe ri-ie`15bt, part of the old school of liVe television who have many good things to say about it. Wouldn't it be nice if we could return to live productions and bring some of that excitement hack to our livingrooms? award Letting th s are is hopes and.fears often tumultous public and private lives right up until �Ien- non's death in 1980. 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