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5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Cucumber:
Advertising
7:00 Doctor Who: The
Power of Kroll,
Part 2 of 4
7:30 Magic Shadows:
The House of Roth-
schild (Final)
8:00 In Search of Para-
dise: Gardens of the
Sun King. A tour of
Versailles.
8:30 Roads to Conflict:
From Rebellion to
War
9:00 Speaking Out: Drivers
Who Drink and Kill
10:30 Question Period
Fri., July 1
4:30 Kidsworld: News
features on profession-
al Frisbee throwers;
the top woman drag
racer; the Maid of
the Mist tour at
Niagara Falls; Ont-
ario's African Lion
Safari; a reporter for
Small Times, a Tor-
onto newspaper for
kids; a carloading
contest; and an inter-
view with ballerina
Veronica Tennant.
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Jeremy
6:45 Hattytown Tales:
Saving Time
7:00 People and Pets:
Pets and Their Modern
Roots
7:30 Magic Shadows: The
Mysterious Doctor
Satan. Chapter 7.
8:00 In Search Of: Life
After Life. Leonard
Nimoy looks at the
near -death experi-
ences of an. American
soldier in Vietnam, a
Winnipeg boy who '
nearly froze to death,
and a woman who
nearly succumbed to
polio.
8:30 World Business
Summit )
9:00 Vista: The Mysterious
Bee
10:00 Gene DiNovi's Music
Room: The Music of
Gus Kahn, writer of
"Yes Sir, That's My
Baby," "Makin'
Whoopee," and "San
Francisco".
10:30 Voices of Early Can-
ada: Pioneer Girl.
Jackie Burroughs
reads the letters sent
home to Ontario by
Maryanne Caswell, a
young girl who trav-
elled west with her
family to homestead in
Saskatchewan.
11:00 Talking Film: The
Critic
gat., July 2
4:30 Kidsworld: Tokyo, the
world's largest city;
walking catfish; the
birth of some baby
swans; a champion
junior escape artist;
and an interview with
Mel Blanc - man of
many voices.
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door ,
6:30 Struggle Beneath the
Sea: Sharks
7:00 Doctor Who: The
Power of Kroll, Part
3 of 4
7:30 The Master of Ballan-
trae: Part 2 of 6
8:00 Movie "The Keys of
the Kingdom" (1944)
Gregory Peck in a film
of the A. J. Cronin
novel depicting the life
of a missionary in the
far east. John Stahl
directs an all-star
cast: Thomas Mitch-
ell, Vincent Price,
Edmund Gwenn, Sir
Cedric Hardwicke,
Roddy McDowall, and
Peggy Ann Garner.
10:25 Conversations
11:00 Movie "Brigham
Young" (1940) Tyrone
Power, Linda Darnell,
Dean Jagger, Brian
Donlevy, Jane Dar -
well, Mary Astor,
Vincent Price in Henry
Hathaway's epic about
the westward migra-
tion of the Mormons.
12:50 Conversations, Part 2
1:00 Rough Cuts
Sun., July 3
4:30 Skippy le kangourou
5:00 La Maison magique
5:30 La Petite Lulu
6:00 Passe-Partout
6:30 Jardins, paradis des
reves
7:00 All You Need Is Love:
Tin Pan Alley
8:00 L'Evolution de
l'homme
9:00 Tele -cinema
11:00 Chefs-d'oeuvre a
l'ecran
Mon., July 4
4:30 Kidsworld: Kent Frost
and Sandra Fujimoto
introduce reports on a
young duckpin bowler;
a travelling black-
smith; the Professor
Futz: Band; the Paris
Metro; school by
shortwave radio in
Australia; and potato
harvesting in the
Maritimes.
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Jeremy
6:45 Hattytown Tales: Up
and Away
7:00 High Notes
7:30 Magic Shadows: Come
to the Stable (1949).
Part 1 of 4. Two
French nuns come to a
New England town
called Bethlehem and
seek aid from a vari-
ety of local characters
in building a children's
hospital.
8:00 The Music of Man:
The Flowering of
Harmony. Menuhin
features music that
blends many voices.
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al background of
music from the Middle
Ages to the Renaiss-
ance.
9:00 Sport Fishing: High
Tech. Mikeaand Robert
McCleery fish for arti-
ficially stocked Pacific
salmon in Lake Ont-
ario, using electrical
sideriggers and man-
ual downriggers at-
tached to their boat.
9:30 Marine Worlds:
Estuary. This film ex-
amines the biological
system of the Strait of
Georgia and the river
estuaries in the area.
10:00 Rough Cuts. Host
Charlotte Odele and
guest critic Ron Base .
look at clips from Five
Days One Summer,
Poetry in Motion, and
Still of the Night.
10:30 For the Record:
Murray Watts
11:00 Talking Film: The
Producer
Tues.., July 5
4:30 Kidsworld. Feature
stories on a soapbox
rally in Pennsylvania;
the production of corn -
husk dolls in rural Ont-
ario; a custom saddle
business in Calgary;
husband -and -wife
wildlife photographers
in Michigan; the Tor-
onto Blizzard soccer
team; and an inter-
view with Star Wars
star Mark Hamill.
5:00 Sesame Street
-6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Vision On: Boats
6:55 Simon in the Land of
Chalk Drawings
7:00 Once Upon a Time .. .
Man: The Quattro-
cento
7:30 Magic Shadows: Come
to the Stable - Part
2 of 4
8:00 National Geographic:
The Last Tribes of
Mindanao. A profile of
Filipino millionaire
Manuel Elizalde,
champion of the vul-
nerable primitive
tribes in the remote
mountains of Min-
danao_
9:00 The Long Search: The
Romanian Solution.
Host Ronald Eyre
travels throughout
Romania to learn
about Orthodox
Christianity, which
has some 150 million
followers, mostly in
eastern Europe.
10:00 People Patterns:
Godbrothers and
Friends. On the
grounds of the Collins
Bay Penitentiary, in-
mates conduct their
fourth annual olym-
piad for mentally re-
tarded athletes.
10:30 Journeys in Time:
Early Childhood and
Adolescence. Host
Michael McManus
leads his guests - John
Bassett, Margaret
Laurence, Charles
Templeton - into shar-
ing their memories of
early childhood and
adolescence.
11:00 Talking Film: The
Director
Wed., July 6
4:30 Kidsworld. A program
of reports on a seeing -
eye dog; Wet Willy's
Water Slide; an exhi-
bition rope -skipping
team; a school for fire-
fighters in Toronto; an
all-star baseball game
in Chicago; making
hot dogs for baseball
games; and Love Boat
regular Bernie Kopell.
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Jeremy
6:45 Hattytown Tales:
Creatures from Outer
Space
7:00 Struggle Beneath the
Sea: Sharks
7:30 Magic Shadows: Come
to the Stable - Part
3of4
8:00 World in Action
8:30 Realities: The Liber-
tarian Left. Robert
Fulford discusses the
meaning of liberty in
American society with
Richard Sennett.
9:00 The Academy with
Jack Livesley: Par-
enting. Following a
docudrama about a 4 -
year -old accused of
lying, Dr. Freddie
Maynard talks to
parents about recog-
nizing misbehavior.
10:00 Not One of the Crowd:
A look at the life of
Judy Snow, a severely
disabled person who
nonetheless manages
W live alone and teach
a course at York Uni-
versity.
10:30 A Different Under-
standing: As Far As
I Can Go. Three mildly
retarded young adults
describe their painful
struggle for indepen-
dence and respect in
the face of daily frus-
trations and defeat.
11:00 Talking Film: The
Screenwriter
Search for Stars
winners presented
in special, July 1
The six overall winners of
the sOxth annual Search For
Stars competition have been
announced by The du
Maurier Council for the Per-
forming Arts.
In alphabetical order, the
winners are:
The Gerald Danovitch
Saxophone Quartet of Mon-
treal; Duo Victoria, a
classical piano duo com-
prised of Robert Tweten and
Kevin Fitz -Gerald, of Vic-
toria, B.C.; Gregory Fehr,
28 -year-old popular singer -
guitarist from Regina; Olga
Gross, 20 -year-old classical
pianist from Montreal;
Sophie Rolland, 21 -year-old
cellist from Montreal; and
Lucie Roy, 22 -year-old popu-
lar singer -composer from
Charlesbourg, Quebec.
They will be presented in a
special one-hour bilingual
program to be produced by
the CBC French Television
network and broadcast on
July 1 at 8 p.m. on bott the
English and French Televi-
sion networks. Peter Pringle
and Diane Tell will co -host
this final program from
Montreal.
Crossroads—June 29, 1983—Page 9
Hollywood
Strip
001111==Th
By ALAN L. GANSBERG
The peripatetic
David Selby
HOLLYWOOD — On
CBS's "Falcon Crest," he is
Richard Channing, the ille-
gitimate son of LANA
TURNER, but in real life,
DAVID SELBY is married
with three children, a fami-
ly that has had to live with
his guiding philosophy, "I
don't know what the word
permanent means."
"I don't know if you'll.
ever run across a place
that you say is the place
_ you belong forever," David
said. And `they seem to
practice what he says. The
Selbys have a home in New
York, but during the last
season they rented a house
in California.
"The last 10 years I seem
to have spent half my time
in Los Angeles," he ex-
plained. "This past year
the kids asked if they could
come out here. I find it dif-
ficult asking people to
move their lives, but they
entered school here and en-
joyed it."
While he says there's "an
awful lot to like about Cali-
fornia," David doesn't
know if the family will
base in Los Angeles, as he
also confesses, "I like it
back -in Pleasantville (New
York)."
The truth is, it was al-
ways his desire to live a lot
of different places. He'd
even reside in his native
West Virginia if it were
possible for an actor to
make a living there.
David is originally from
Morgantown, and his
mother's family were coal
miners. His father was a
carpenter. Although he got
his start in theater "play -
DAVID SELBY
.. I don't know what
the word permanent
means'.
ing straw hat towns," his
big break came when he
joined the cast of TV's
"Dark Shadows." Many
years later David is still
recognized for that work.
And more than 20 years
after he left West Virginia,
David still has a trace of
his Southern accent, an at-
- tribute,he says,is helpful in
playing British parts since
the two accents are simi-
lar.
CBS will repeat the con-
cluding "M -A -S -H" special
in September, just in time
to promote "AFTER M -A-
S -H," the sequel series that
will premiere a week later.
Besides " HARRY MOR-
GAN, JAMIE FARR and
WILLIAM CHRISTO-
PHER, the series produc-
ers have signed ROSAL-
IND CHAO as Klinger's
wife. She married Klinger
in the 2% hour fir..Je.
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