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Rompin' Ronnie, Mr.Dynamo, leads The New Hawks, four musicians and a female singer, as they slam and slice and churn the music into an urgently frantic, feverish mixture of sheer joy and pure sex The Hawk is 45 years old, he tells the crowd; many of whom have heard the name, heard about the music, and have come to see the “living legend” But wait! This is not a nostalgia trip This is not a tried, has-been performer going through the motions of regurgitating his old hits Hits such as "Forty Days", “Who Do You Love." "Mary Lou," "I’ve Got My Mojo Working" and “Bo Diddley." Sure, he does those songs, but the young New Hawks, under The Master's direction, gives them energy, freshness, vitality • life And now there’s a new album ifhe Hawk; United Artists, I'A LA968-H); old songs done new, new songs done rockabilly With some of the best studio pickers respect can buy, The Hawk interprets Dallas Frasier's "Elvira Bill Monroe's ‘ Blue Moon of Kentucky", Jerry Reed's "Ain't That Lovin' You Baby", Willie Dixon's "My Babe." Chuck Berry's "Let It Rock.Don Williams "Shelter of Your Eyes'' and four others "We re the old New Wave" Hawkins says in his dressing room, during what is supposed to be an interview "I'm still trying to make it", he says, pacing around the dressing room, puffing on a cigarette, sw igging from a bottle of wme "Making it means being popular." The Hawk is popular After 22 years in Canada, riding the early rockabilly sound from his home in Arkansas to Toronto, he still packs clubs Country music BY DAVE MULHOLLAND What he means by popular is selling records He had million sellers in the late ’50s, early '60s, but since then the hits have eluded him Maybe the new album will do it, but Hawkins isn't sure."We re excited about it, but it could have been better," he says."We were going to do solid rockabilly, but we couldn’t work it ; out.1 like a band, rather than studio musicians." The Hawk looks healthy.Gone is the dour, sour, sombre countenance of a few years ago The dark sunglasses, the large ) belly, which made him pathetic a few years back, have been replaced by a smiling, congenial personality."I still have to lose 50 pounds," he says Hawkins isn't putting all his eggs in the rockabilly basket.When he was in Los Angeles cutting the new album, he looked up an old friends, Kris Kristofferson.who introduced him to director Michael Cimino iThe Deer Hunter), who offered him a role in his new movie, playing a villain along side Kristofferson, Jeff Bridges, Christopher Walken and John Hurt.The film is an historical western, Heaven's Gate, and is scheduled for release in November Since then he s been offerod three other film roles His only previous movie was performing in The l-ast Waltz.the film that documented the final concert given by The Band, the group that backed Dylan, after The Hawk tuned them up "We'll keep playin' as long as we can draw a crowd," Hawkins says, as he gets ready to go on stage The music slams home Rockabilly! • the old New Wave - is alive and kicking Rompin’ Ronnie Hawkins rocks on! Œfit Eopal Hipt j jan Stallion sètioto 1980 Sunday, May 4th—3:00 p.m.One Performance Only Adults: $6.00 Children: $5.00 Tickets Now On Sale PALAIS DES SPORTS Parc St.—Sherbrooke In Collaboration with Coca-Cola & Télé 7 TOWNSHIPS WEEK FRI , APR 25, 1*80 3 Photos Don Yoong DUTCH MASON .he was as good as he looked at La Poupée last week.a Dutch treat MAGOG — To describe the new Dutch Mason as svelte and swinging would not be an exaggeration.When I wrote about Mason last August.1 described him as “a jolly fat man with an electric guitar, sad eyes, curved back, droopy mustache and a whiskey-laced voice”.In tip-top form at La Poupee last Sunday, Dutch invalidated part of that description He still produces rich, punchy vocals through Zappata-clipped whiskers But his guitar-player's stoop is less pronounced and an astonishing, slender frame adds to his height and stature His “sad eyes" now betray a mischievous glint.That summer date was full of good vibes, so the band's next gig at La Poupee last December was eagerly awaited.But long years of touring with the oh-so-easy abuse of health and fitness had caught up with the seasoned veteran of blues Dues had to be paid There was little Yule-log spark in Mason's dixie-line delivery The Poupee show turned out to be his last for a while as he succumbed to illness, his hands stiff and swollen with arthritis, his weight bearing heavily on his performance.The end of one year and the start of another saw several dates, including a New Year's Eve bash at the Rising Sun.cancelled Dutch retreated to recoup And recoup he has.shedding perilous pounds by the wayside.Feeling as good as he looks — and he looks just great — Dutch put his band through their paces Sunday The same foursome — Rick Jeffries on harmonica, Donny Muir behind the organ.Greg Fancy playing plain bass and Gary Player tapping on drums — backed him all the way.Dutch is no hog He gives his sidemen room to explore But.despite some solo dabbling by Jeffries, a seven- year collaborator and energetic pumping from Muir, Mason outshines them all with his clean-sounding guitar and seductively cool and measured voice.Word has got round.Even standing room was difficult to find.I don’t think we've ever seen La Poupee so crowded.You wouldn't have guessed that people had to face the Monday morning blues in a few hours the way they boogied all night long It certainly gave the R & B man from Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, an added lift All the old favorites were churned out with dedicated ease.Soon more popular standards will be added to his bouncy collection."Wish Me Luck,” Mason's last album, indeed brought him good luck, finally making its way to the playlists of top-of-the-pops rock stations like CHOM-FM So, after three or four more dates in la belle province, studio sessions have been lined up back home to produce another LP The sea-bound coast of Nova Scotia will also provide a well-earned break from the gruelling demands of touring before the eight to ten-month pace begins again.In the foreseeable future, a swing at the big time is in the wind.The Dutch Mason Blues Band sets off to conquer England in a two-month tour In all probability, the southern U S.of A.is next.Since his soul's been there all along.Dutch should feel right at home singing south of the Ma son Dixon Line Dutch plays music that anybody can get into and whether finger tapping in your seat or swinging on the dance floor, it welcomes participation Enjoying the music as much as his fans, it's a dutch treat wherever he goes —Donnelly Shawn Phillips: A one-man band By DONNELLY Last weekend was big for pop music How could it fail to be with Shawn Phillips, Dutch Mason and even Nana Mouskouri (in Montreal).We had to pass up the bespectacled songstress whose meteoric career was launched w ith the help of Harry Belafonte years ago Next time, Nana But we did make it to Shawn Phillips Although little known in America, this mellow voiced Texan enjoys a rare popularity in Quebec and we came more out of curiosity than musical attraction Phillips is very natural on stage, even before a predominantly francophone audience.After a couple of opening numbers, he read an apology in French for his inability to speak the language, then continued his stage talk in English, “may tray lentement".A story he told about his introduction to music seems very revealing.Phillips lived with his grandparents when he was a child From his grandfather he learned an appreciation of country and western music and from his grandmother, light classical.One of his greatest pleasures, he reminisced, was lying under the grand piano while his grandmother played.Both of these influences can be heard in his ow n music as well as his love of sound effects.Basically, Phillips is a guitarist and singer Once he steps away from his amplified gadgets, which he does from time to time during the show, this is what we get: a clear, pleasant voice, a nice guitar but not much of a variation in melody or arrangement.Once you've heard his hit singles, you’ve heard Shawn Phillips But what you haven’t heard is his equipment.We had been told of Phillips' amazing ability to fill the auditorium with sound single-handedly but still we were unprepared for the earthquaking proportions of his electronics.Seated on his wooden throne mid-stage, with a parapeting battery of flashing lights and nobs of rhythm at his right hand, an arsenal of background pedals at his feet, a legion of guitars on his left and.SHAWN PHILLIPS .orchestral effect too much everywhere, massive speakers aimed at every part of your body, he was a force to be reckoned with.One false move and he could split your eardrums But his reign is magnanimous At most, he quickens your heartbeat or titillates your libido The show of power, although greater in wattage, is similar in many ways to Gilles Valiquette, but, like him, shows more the potential than the accomplishment Perhaps both should recognize that or chestral effect is too much for a single performer Despite valiant efforts the performance is still reminiscent of the awkward antics of a one-man band We left as mystified by his popularity as when we arrived THE KNOWLTON PUB Experience our fine cuisine and warm friendly atmosphere seven days a week SPECIALS - MONDAY & WEDNESDAY NIGHTS from 6:30 p.m.STEAK FONDU $7.50 $6.00 12 oz.Rib Steak Baked Potato Salad Bar Beef or Cheese Fondu Salad Bor SPECIAL $11.for 2 Main St., Knowlton, Que.- Tel.: (5141 243 6862 4-TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRI., APR.25, 1980 Kaleidoscope BY RICHARD LONEY innocent Blood” by P.D.James (OXFORD): 114.95, 276 l>P It would be fairer to P.D.James’s book “Innocent Blood” if a review merely referred to it as a novel in which violent deaths seem imminent, rather than stigmatize it as belonging to the genre of detective fiction, which usually denotes an inferior, if exciting and meritous, realm of literature.James’s rich, captivating novel explores avenues of sociology and touches on the territory of the psychological novel, while employing description that appears occasionally to have been lifted from Dickens novels such as “Bleak House” or “Little Dorrit”.It should not be considered blasphemy to couple Miss James's name with those of several other Victorian novelists and those familiar with Dickens will be struck by the ability of this novelist to describe out of the way Thames-side nooks and crannies, and sketch eccentric private investigators with a keen eye for oddities and aberrations that the Inimitable would admire.When Cambridge-bound Philippa Rose Palfrey determines to uncover the identity of her natural parents, her adoptive father and mother are not very encouraging.The worldly eighteen year old Philippa learns of government regulations to make adoption records public knowledge, and Philippa discovers her mother was a murderess and her father a rapist, of the same pre-teen youngster Deaf to an appeal by her cold, harsh sociologist father that she abandon the task, she makes contact with her real mother, but the interest created by James’s book is in the delineations of the several characters caught up in the captivating and inevitable plot sequence.As Philippa attempts to reconcile herself to a two-month trial of apartment living with this unknown woman there is a counter-plot being forged through the unrelenting, revenge-fueled determination of the father of twelve year old Julie Scase to fulfill a vow to his dead wife that the murderess of their baby would meet a savage fate of her own P.D James plays with our emotions as she leads Philippa and her mother around the sights of modern London, while putting the mother-daughter pair through an emotional wringer, including a hand written confession regarding the brutal, sad death of Julie Scase.The narrative shifts alternately to the detective methods of amateur Norman Scase, the 57-year-old bereaved father, whose attempts to trace the murderess lead him into the fascinating byways and sleazy, shabby genteel sections of a London that is not usually regarded as part of the Cooks' tours.As a detective novelist, through seven Scotland Yard cases investigated by Commander Adam Dalgliesh, P.D.James has brought the qualities of remarkable powers of observation and an ability to realize lifelike characters -• enough to easily win her the seat vacated by Agatha Christie as the new first lady of crime.With “Innocent Blood", the metier is crime and mystery, but the methods are those of Wilkie Collins and Charles Dickens, owing to Miss James's remarkable talent for mapping the geographv of London and its fascinating citizens.OFF THK RECORD John Stewart “Dream Babies Co Hollywood" (HSO-POI.YGRAM) The irony implicit in both the title and the cover-art adorning John Stewart’s third Polygram album is particularly pungent to long-time fans of the Lonesome Picker With mega-million sales gathered in from the lethargy-breaking, overdue, phenomenal success of “Bombs Away Dream Babies", Stewart might have been suspected of slipping back into the studios with Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham and plopping "Son of Gold" out of the mold to cash in on the hot hand the former folkie now holds The mockery defined on the time-etched face of San Diego native Stewart’s face, resplendent in a white tux.with a blond manikin on one arm and a champagne bottle with rose stem in the other, seems to say “betcha thought I'd really go Hollywood, eh?" What the dollars from three chart leading singles and a breakout platinum album have provided, is the solace to go back to producing the same brand of music that sustained roughly a dozen albums since Stewart's lake Tahoe concert farewell to the Kingston Trio in 1967 These are so typically Stewart pieces - lyrics etched with images of wind, wings, fire, moonlight; catchy, mournful melodies that usually work off a haunting, repeated hook, judicious use of an all-star backup assembly : Phil Everly.Linda Konstadt and Nicoletto Larson for vocal flavour, and Russ Kunkel to give Stewart's tight, guitar-based musicians a stable percussion platform Ironically, this album will not likely meet with the reception of "Bombs Away", yet for Stewart- and old KT-eultists it is proof that the “Bloodlines" are still surging See KALEIDOSCOPE Page 9.TOWNSHIPS SCENE Stations, goodbye iiifiHtiL If i»s.Lennoxville station in its heydey: The CPR tore it down two weeks ago.it was a delightful afternoon Stories by J.Graham Patriquin GEORGE SMILEY .38 years on job.J The local identity of the C.P.R.'s property in Lennoxville was enhanced by its long occupation by the station agent, Avila Perrault, and many of his large family.Perrault was twice married and was the father of 13 sons and 14 daughters He retired after 52 years of service, having spent the years from 1913 to 1930 as agent in Lennoxville, living in the house maintained by the railway at the edge of its property on College St.His son, Henri, succeeded him as Lennoxville agent After his retirement, Perrault moved to a spacious, turreted residence on Belvi-dere St., demolished years later and cleared for the site of the present post office.His second family of girls made this as impressive a home as could be found in the entire country On a sunny summer afternoon, the bevy of glamorous demoiselles Perrault would burst out the front door onto the sidewalk, slowing traffic to a crawl.These were no undistinguished adolescents; they packed a wealth of charm, energy, intelligence and bubbling good humour in comely frames As a group, their presence was such as to stop any show The girls were frequently up to some unpredictable sport.One such enterprise, a sortie into the exclusive domain of the Bishop's University campus, is a classic in the annals of the adventurous Perrault sisters.There had been no public nor club tennis courts in the town of Lennoxville since the late Twenties, but the girls had learned the game's fundamentals on courts in Sher-brooke.and were eager to play In the Thirties and Forties.Lennoxville offered little or no opportunity for games beyond the public school grounds, and they were bare and unattended in the summer season The Perraults got around, however, and viewed the double courts of Bishop's tennis club with lively interest The notice that faced the entrance to the courts bore the unihngual message with unswerving finality : fhes* courts ore for the use of the University only The courts were located w here the large parking lot is today, directly across from Morris House.At the time of the Perrault affair, the house was a faculty residence, and overlooking the courts lived a professor of English — scholarly, dignified, gentlemanly and middle aged, with a keen appreciation of feminine charm notwithstanding.We ll call him Dr Davies.He was reading on his verandah one fine afternoon when six young ladies came through the cloisters between the chapel and Bishop Williams Hall, strolled along the Quad, passed the professor's residence and, with cheerful self-assurance opened the gate to the courts and deployed beyond the baselines, where they placed their racquets and balls and began to wind up the nets to playing height.Dr.Davies rose, hesitated only momen tarily, and approached the galvanized metal screen flanking the outer court and.considerably overawed by the array of genial comeliness, spoke his piece: "Lad ies, I am terribly sorry, but these courts are reserved solely for members of the university." Flo, the natural spokeswoman for the sisters, bowed graciously, gave him an expansive smile and acknowledged his assumed kindness.“Merci, monsieur: vous etes bien aimable." Frustration was evident in his second pass: “My dear lady, you don’t under stand; you are not permitted to play here " Two of the girls were already picking up racquets and heading for opposite sides of the far court as Flo responded again, “Merci, monsieur, nous n'avons besoin de rien, mais nous apprécions votre gener osite." After two more exchanges of similar futility.Dr Davies retired to his veran dah.his book and an unbroken study of the six gorgeous athletes.An hour's cheerfully noisy action came to an end; the players dutifully lowered the nets, collected all their paraphernalia and crossed the drive toward the Quad Flo, splashing charm all over the bewildered professor, let him have it, in faultless Eng lish, “We have had a delightful afternoon Thank you very much, sir!" TOWNSHIPS WEEK FRI , APR 25, 1980 5 ¦ 'Y:" Record Perry Beaton ¦S À M 1 ' % The station at Scotstown, left, and the Lennoxville stationmaster s house, with lift gate warning tower behind what is now the Co-op Agricole.Railway relic demolition signals end of an era ?r Record Perry Motor Danville station boasts classic design.The melancholy of a rainy April noon favoured the cameraman's humor His purpose was to record on film the half dismantled CPE station, last relic of a bustling period of rail transport in Lennoxville.We flagged down a section trolley, put-putting toward a small maintenance shed bearing an outside LENNOXVILLE signboard.Two hard-hatted young man.with puzzled curiosity, unlocked the massive brass padlock safeguarding what remained inside the station from theft and vandalism Streams of water filtered through the exposed ceiling onto the skeleton-like compartments that once were the segregated waiting rooms, the agent’s and the express offices.Only a soggy, tottering wall remained where, through a windowed opening, customers in the waiting room used to buy tickets from the operator on duty, handed or dictated telegrams to him, presented a mail-dropped notice to claim an express parcel or performed one of the many businesses the railway conducted with the public Women in the south and men in the smoke-filled north end waiting rooms killed time when it was cold or rainy, until the rumble of the incoming passenger train summoned them in a mass emergency to the platform, In fine weather, this magnificent estrade, reaching from College almost to Depot Street, afforded a spacious promenade that once flanked a velvet-smooth lawn and spectacular flower beds between College St and the station.George Smiley.a 38-year veteran section man, spoke wistfully of the brisk passenger, freight and express business of former days He recalled his share of the lawn and flower bed care in 1955, the final year of the landscaped look at the CPE station, and many changes in the working rules since he became a railwayman in the days of vitally urgent operations during the second world war Almost everyone made some use of the station's services Switch lines branches off to the business and manufacturing units that extended along several hundred yards of the main line.Dairy farmers stacked their metal cans on the platform truck for milk train pickup in the early morning People of all ages, with outgoing mail too late for the Post Office's generous hours, could drop a letter in the solid cast iron box attached to the north wall of the station.A railway mail clerk on the 4:14 a m express would collect the mail It would then be delivered in Montreal four hours before the regular postal service.Traffic was exceptionally heavy on the three lines passing through Lennoxville, theCP, CN and Quebec Central.A control tower more than 40 feet high — continuously manned — looked after the twin gates at the east and west approaches to the College street crossings Occasionally an indiscreet motorist would crash the black and white barrier arms, so the railways kept a supply of replacement bars close to the crossing Highway traffic took its chances on the Depot St crossings, though accidents were rare Perhaps the unavoidable potholes on the bumpy road did an efficient job of safe keeping Older residents of Lennoxville will remember the ultimate in services provided by a compassionate station management and seconded by the CPE During the Depression years, unemployed transients rode the rods continually, from ocean to ocean On a winter's night with an outside reading of 30 below, as many as 13 transients slept on the benches and floor of the men’s waiting room, where the night operator had turned out the light but maintained the coal fire in the upright stove.There was no U I.C.payment in those days, and hospitality had a meaning unique in our history The vandalized interior of the Lennoxville station.% .'iii il 6—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRI., APR.25, 1980 POP MUSIC Queen mm HERE’S A COUPLE OF SUPERSTAR ACTS THAT are branching out into other fields of endeavour in the creative arts.Queen is currently writing the music for Dino de Laurentis’ Flash Gordon film and Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart are apparently working on a script for a CBS TV film.• • • AN ACT THAT IS FEELING NO PAIN financially these days is Pink Floyd whose current LP The Wall is topping the charts around the world.To prove it, the band has just invested in the British insurance firm Lloyds Of London, a company whose 18,500 members are descendants of the original merchants and shippers who underwrote the risk on maritime shipping when the company was formed 300 years ago.And not just anybody can invest.In order to join, a member must accept unlimited liability for all claims against his share of any risk the syndicate underwriters.The prospects also have to prove that they have unencumbered funds of close to $500,000.That ain’t hay even for the Pink Floyds of London.A NEW STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF ROCK MUSIC ON HEARING by Willian F.Rintelmann, a professor and chairman of audiology at the University of Pennsylvania, has found, rather surprisingly, that it is not always a major cause of hearing loss.The study, that was con ducted over a seven year period, revealed that two-thirds of the musicians studied suffered no hearing damage when subjected to rock and roll while the other one-third reported only minor hearing loss.In a second study.Rintelman divided college students into two groups — one that listened to rock music frequently and those who listened infrequently.He found no marked difference in | the hearing of both groups.It seems that though decibel levels at rock concerts can reach 120 (the threshold of pain), experts point out that even though it is peak volume, it flucuates giving the ear a chance to recover from the battering, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration advises that workers should not be subjected to more than 90 decibels for eight hours or 115 decibels for 15 minutes, the musicians that Rintelmann studied were subjected to 105 decibels for 11 hours per week for three years and had no ill effects.Before you goi over and turn up that stereo consider the fact that Ted! Nugent, who claims to have played a concert once in Kansas City that was so loud, farmers living 18 miles away complained about the noise, has a 20 per cent hearing loss in his left ear.Pete Townshend of the Who j has also been warned by his doctors that if he doesn’t take | care of his ears with regard to sound levels that they are ' subjected too, he will soon have the hearing of a very old man.Beware of the decibel • • • I’VE HEARD OF FANS BUT THIS IS RIDICULOUS.Recently a gunman, who was obviously a devotee of Jackson Browne, walked into his label Elektra/Asylum in New York and terrorized the office manager there for more than an hour demanding to be allowed to speak to Jackson Browne or one of the Eagles, the New York police talked him into surrendering with the help of local radio station WPLJ FM who honored his request to play the Browne/Eagle’s song Desperado.Nobody was hurt even though he did fire off a few shots.—____3*1 «Ecmrn and Announce the winners of The Great Album GIVE-AWAY Kim Fuller—Sherbrooke Normand Dupré—Rock Island Joyce Wood—Cookshire Denise Poulin—Stanstead Grand Winner courtesy of WILSON MUSIC Lana Whipple—Ayer's Cliff y Music chart NO.TITLE ARTIST LAST WEEK WEEKS ON 1.Call Me Blondie 2 7 2.Off the Wall Michael Jackson 3 7 3.Fire Lake Bob Seger 4 7 4.Funky Town Lipps Inc.5 5 5.Another Brick in the Wall Pink Floyd 1 20 6.Fly Too High Janis Ian 10 3 7.Ride Like the Wind Christopher Cross 14 6 8 Second Time Around Shalamar 6 9 9 How Do 1 Make You Linda Ronstadt 7 11 It) Working my Way Back to You Spinners 8 12 11.1 Can’t Toll You Why Eagles 15 5 12.Him Rupert Holmes 11 10 13.Weekend Rock Puzzle 20 5 14 Money Flying Lizards 9 7 15.Too Hot Kool 8.the Gang 12 10 Ui You May be Right Billy Joel 22 3 17.l Like to Rock April Wine 13 10 18 l ,ost in Love Air Supply 26 5 19 And the Beat Goes On Whispers 21 6 20.Refugee Tom Petty 16 9 21 Rock Lobster B-52’s 30 3 22.Making Plans for Nigel XTC 28 2 23.Crazy Little Thing Called Love Queen 17 16 24.September Morn Neil Diamond 18 13 25.Sexy Eyes Dr.Hook 31 5 26.Three Times in Love Tommy James 19 6 27.Pilot of the Airwaves Charlie Dore 33 4 28.Special Lady Ray.Goodman.Brown 24 8 29 Spirit of the Radio Rush 29 9 30.Brass in Pocket Pretenders 34 2 31.99 Toto 25 11 32.Think About Me Fleetwood Mac 35 4 33 I Can’t Help It Olivia 8, Andy 37 3 34.Rock My Love Toulouse 36 4 35.Breakdow n Dead Ahead Boz Scaggs 38 3 36 White Hot Red Ryder 39 2 37.Heart Hotels Dan Fogelberg 40 2 38.Desire Andy Gibb 32 12 39.Holiday Nazareth — — 40 Love and Affection Bill King — — fleconl and Present "THE GREAT ALBUM GIVE-AWAY" DRAWING OF 5 WEEKLY WINNERS Win one of this week's 5 albums.Of these 5 weekly winners, a drawing will be held for the winner of a bonus prize of the week's top 5 singles (according to the CKTS music chart appearing in The Record s Townships Week) BONUS PRIZE to be donated by WILSON MUSIC This Week's Album STONE- BOLT R.C.A.Records & Tapes /n/t, j—V\- Drawing to be Held Thursday morn ing (May 1st) at Wilson Music Store Clip coupon & mail or drop of! at Wil son Music store, 65 Wellington St.N., Sherbrooke Que.J1H 5A9 Mechonico/ repro ductions of this cou pon will not be ac copied Nome Address City.Tel.: Postal Code 1OWNSHIPSWfcfcK.t-HI APR 25, 19MP-7 Novelist churns out 60,000 words in eight days She's a Canadian author who has earned more than $4 million from 53 romance novels But who has heard of .lanet Dailey?The 35-year-old novelist can turn out a 60,000-word love story in eight days, a talent that makes her one of 140 writers who feed the escapist yearnings of about 200 .nillion readers addicted to the products of Harlequin Enterprise Ltd of Toronto.Before she started writing, Mrs.Dailey analysed 20 of the books and came up with a formula.“I noticed that each scene in the book involved either the woman or her man.And when she wasn't talking about the man she was thinking about him.” * C.ilda Radner, alias Roseanne Roseannadanna, Emily Litella and Lisa Loopner, has only five more segments before her five-year contract with NBC's popular comedy show, Saturday Night Live, expires.Miss Radner has hinted she may not be back although NBC said Wednesdav the show will definitely’ return next fall.Saturday Night Live stars Chevy Chase, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd left earlier to pursue careers in films.?It's a rough life being a young actress these days, .lodie Foster.16.has played a child prostitute on drugs in Taxi Driver, a murdering nymphet in The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane and is one of four girls struggling with budding maturity, sex and drugs in a new’ film.Foxes.Brooke Shields, 15, played a 12-year-old prostitute in her first starring role in Pretty Baby and has since been won by Peter Fonda in a poker game in Wanda Nevada.Kristy McNichol, 17.and Tatum O'Neal, 15, in a new film, Little Darlings, launch a campaign at summer camp to lose their virginity.But.off screen, most young stars of today w’ould win full marks from the all-time model of sweetness and light, Shirley Temple.Jodie Foster is a pupil at the Lycee Français in Los Angeles and wears a school uniform of a blazer and skirt.Kristy McNichol says she wants to act for the rest of her life and not be known as a child star “I'm totally against drugs or drink,” she said.“1 can get all the kicks I want from acting." Keeping up SHIELDS ALLEN .Fonda s prize .at Mailer's 2é j V I Ksv* % Not everyone is hard hit by high interest rates The publisher of Penthouse magazine, Bob Guccione, has just moved into new digs in New York His new 25-room home features an art gallery, movie theatre, ballroom, sw imming pool, exercise room, master suite with waterbed and a guest bedroom complete with mirrored ceiling.Guccione’s architect says the place feels like a little bit of Rome w'hieh is understandable when you realize that Guccione had tons of Italian marble flown across the Atlantic for his dream home The cost of dreams — a mere $9 million ?Don't count your chickens before they suit up.Ted (liannouias can keep dressing up as the San Diego Chicken, a judge said Wednesday.A San Diego radio station had claimed Giannoulas looked too much like the KGB Chicken he once was.After years of clowning as radio station KGB’s promotional chicken, Giannoulas, a native of London, Ont,, was fired but he kept wearing the costume — with the KGB logo covered at events on his own time The station sued to force him to change his costume to make sure it couldn't tie confused with the KGB Chicken "1 feel like a free bird," Giannoules crowed Wednesday after a judge ruled that Giannoulas' new costume was substantially different from the station's * Author Norman Mailer must have made mistakes He told a judge that he is $400,000 in debt Unfeeling, the judge ordered him to pay his fourth ex-wife, Beverly, $575 a week in alimony for seven years, as well as $200 a week for the support of their two children Mailer also has to keep the children in private school and college Living high in the face of adversity, Mailer threw a party recently with Woody Allen and Kurt Vonnegut attending Featured act.besides the host, was punk band Shrapnel.•k Roy Scheider, star of (he film All That Jazz, has advice for some graduating dramatic arts students: "Stick with it, keep on auditioning, show up for casting and you’ll make it" No mention of talent or money, though, from the man who also starred in Jaws ?ICs not easy to believe that people with $23,000 to invest would do this, but they followed an inventor to a place in Illinois to await the arrival of a spaceship whose "magnetic motors” would transform powder buried down a mine shaft into fuel crystals.It was all part of a scam dreamed up by 70-yearold tiuido French to bilk investors of money for his invention that he said could convert water to gasoline."The posse finally caught up w ith me,” he said after being convicted of fraud "My chances of running for mayor are now dead." ¦k Linda Ronstadt says she is having more fun these days since dropping her sweet-song approach.She's even using some punk tunes m her show.But she’s not having any part of a scheme being cooked up by Flvis Presley's former manager.Col.Tom Parker.Parker wants to strip away the background instrumentals on old Elvis classics and have Linda sing with the king in a simulated duet Parker fuis big ideas to use other performers such as Nell Diamond and Dolly Parton, hut so far no one has agreed _alù Work-to-rule results in fine student effort forest, Be careful with fires! Clinches like "There's no business like show business" and "The show must go on” have been ringing the walls of the Alexander Galt Regional High School auditorium during the past few weeks The drama department is presenting The Importance of Being Earnest this weekend - the opening was last night.A tough task has been made even harder by the Galt teachers' labor dispute which was settled - at least temporarily — Monday This has made the students that much more determined to come up with a first-class production The Importance of Being Earnest is a I "A REALLY NICE PLACE TO EAT MODERN DECOR RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED OPEN YEAR ROUND! comedy set in the 1890s Jack Worthing, a virtuous country gentleman, assumes the role of a fictitious scapegrace brother named Earnest when in London visiting his friend, Algernon Moncrief Jack wishes to marry Algy’s cousin Gwendolyn who agrees only because she believes his name lo be Earnest Her mother, Lady Bracknell, forbids the match when she discovers Jack is a foundling You can still catch it at the Galt auditorium tonight and tomorrow night Tickets are $2 (Hi reserved (call 563-0770) or $2.50 at the door Curtain call is 8 p.rn BUCK AND DOE RESTAURANT SPECIAL WELCOME TO OUR CANADIAN FRIENDS DINNER SPECIALS DAILY I Superb Food — Impeccable Service.Éiïrf ) Algernon Moncrief (Brian Down) and Lane (Eddy McCurdy).•WE SERVE COCKTAILS" Your Hosts: Ronald A Hoi on Longford 135 Main St., ISLAND POND call: (t02) 723-4712 f 8—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FR!., APR 25.1980 WHAT’S ON Theatre I.K TARTUFFE, that classic piece of satire which Moliere devised to expose the religious hypocrisy of his day, will be staged tomorrow night at the Centre culturel.This five-act 17th century play by one of France’s most illustrious playwrights is directed by Pascal Rollin who also has the title role Those who saw an English version of this clever comedy on the PBS network may be especially interested in this production by the Theatre Popu lair du Quebec.Tickets are $3 to $7.Curtain time is 20:30 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST.Oscar Wilde’s comedy of mores is being staged by the Drama Department of Alexander Galt Regional High tonight and tomorrow at 20:00.Nelson Gonyer directs a student cast of nine with both students and staff involved backstage Tickets will be sold prior to each performance at the school or can be reserved by calling 563-0770.DOMINIQUE MICHEL, Que Peck's bad girl of comedy on stage, silver screen and TV, brings her show to the Cen tre culturel Tuesday, April 20.Dodo, as she is popularly known, will be supported by five musicians and the giant marionettes of Fanny and le Theatre sans fil (seen at the Centennial Theatre a few months back) It promises to be a lively, colourful show.Tickets range from $9 to $12 The delightful work of Gilbert and Sullivan again graces the Centennial stage this year when the Ix-nnoxville Players put on KUDOIGOKE.Subtitled, "The Witch's Curse", this operetta, in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, com bines fine music with an intricately woven plot revolving around the questions: who is the real wicked baronet of Ruddigore and which of them is to marry the local belle?The cast of 40, under the musical direction of Harry Dutton and stage direction of Ronald Reeve, will come to life Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 1,2 and 3.Note that curtain time is 20:00 Tickets are $4 for the general public; $2 50 for senior citizens and students (except Satur day) ; and $1 for schoolchildren (Thursday only).Norma Edwards’ acclaimed one woman show , THE WOMEN OF MARGARET LAURENCE, is such a sue cessful transposition of five main characters from Ms.Laurence's Manawaka novels, that it garnished praise from the esteemed author herself.In collaboration with National Book Festival, Champlain College brings the show to the Centennial Theatre on Monday, May 5 at 20:30.All students will be admitted free.Everyone else pays $2 In the past, local opera buffs had to travel to New York, Toronto, Ottawa or Quebec to satisfy their operatic cravings But no more.At least not necessarily.A new company, L'OPERA DE MONTREAL launches its prem lere season next autumn But subscription tickets are on sale now ($30, $45, $60 and $75) until August 30.The three great works to be performed at the Salle Wilfrid Pelletier of Place des Arts under the artistic direction of Jean-Paul Jeannotte are Puccini’s TOSCA (October), Mozart's CtlSI FAN TUTTE (February) and Verdi s LA TRAV1A-TA (June), all in Italian.Call (514) 842-2112 for more information or a subscription form The Centaur Theatre recently staged the Montreal BANDA CRUISE .of Monoir Woterville Thursday Nelly Young premiere of CIRCUS GOTHIC.Jan Kudelka’s personal experience of old-time circus life animals, clowns, music, glitter and tension —- have resulted in her unique three-ring look at the world.Her performance is embellished by Marsh Coffey's music and the whole is-directed by Guy Sprung ( who in addition to past successes like Bal-conville and Nothing to Lose, will direct Festival Lennox-ville’s season opener, The Black Bonspiel of Wullie Mac-Cnmmon There are performances Tuesday to Sunday (includingSaturday matinees) until May 18.Ticket prices vary, depending on the day.Michel Tremblay's LTMPROMPTU D’OUTREMONT can now- be seen at the Theatre du nouveau monde (Ste-Catherine near Bleury).The fiery Monique Mercure brightens up this plotless play, which is more concerned with exploring interesting cultural issues than dramatic action.There are shows Tuesday to Sunday until May 31.Music L’ENSEMBLE MUSK ”ARTE, featuring Rafael Masel-la (clarinet), David Nelson (violin), Constance Pa thy (cello) and Claude Sosa (piano), will give a concert Sunday in West Brome at the Old Brick Church.For its third season, the ensemble offers an all-Russian programme of trios (by Michael Glinka, Antony Arensky and Aram Khachaturian).Sounds like a delightful way to spend Sunday afternoon.The concert begins at 15:00 and admission is free.If you don't care to travel afar, there’s always the 14:30 YOUNG PEOPLE'S SUNDAY CONCERTS at the Notre Dame de l’Assomption Church (St-Michel St.).Brian J.Ellard, who has been named director of the Université de Sherbrooke’s new School of Music, will conduct the SHERBROOKE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA in several works for choir and orchestra, notably “Gloria" and Concerto for two trumpets by Vivaldi.Performing with the OSS will be the College de Sherbrooke and Pie X Choirs This concert can be heard on Sunday at the Centre culturel.Next Friday, May 2, the incomparable and outrageous PLUME LATRAVERSE will again bring his raucous show to the Granada Theatre.His latest gimmick is apparently a new face, “Chirurgie plastique ”.Count on a lot of laughs and some jolting rock and roll.Tickets at $6.50 and $7.50 ($1 less for students) can be purchased at Le Culottier, Discus and other locations.Showtime is 21:00.BANDA CRUISE is a trio from Kitchener, Ontario, whose repertoire is vintage and new wave rock — from the Stones to Blondie.They will be playing at the Manoir Watervillefor four nights, beginning Thursday, May 1.SPIRAL is a four-piece band from the Granby area, also into rock n roll.Beginning Friday, May 2, they will play Fridays and Saturdays at the Terrace in Bonneville for the next two weeks Admission is free.If you're in the mood for jazz, you can’t ask for better than MILT JACKSON.The virtuoso vibraharpist who was discovered by Dizzy Gillespie some 35 years ago continues his gig at Montreal’s Rising Sun until Sunday.Then Tuesday, April 29 to the following Sunday, the dynamic ELLEN MclLWAINE takes over Singer, songwriter, musician.Mcllwaine constitutes a synthesis of R & B and Japanese influences Her heavy guitar style, powerful vocal range and artistry at the keyboard and other instruments have heralded openings for the likes of Jeff Beck.Taj Mahal and Lily Tomlin.At home in N.Y.'s Bitter End and Carnegie Hall, where parts of her concerts have been committed to vinyl, she is a performer worth seeing.There’s a piano concert at Mont Saint-Patrice school in Richmond.Sunday evening at 8 p m.A varied selection of classical music will be performed by former students of Sister Françoise Paradis, who has taught at the school for some 20 years The performance is in benefit of young musicians in the Richmond region Admission is $2.00 Exhibitions This is the final weekend to see the w orks of three artists at the Centre culturel Definitely worth a visit.DENIS ASSELIN sees painting as an energetic, dynamic transformation of space into a structure defined by horizontal and vertical lines.His paintings at the Galerie d art have muted colors.The linear divisions within the canvasses, create a quiet sense of order.Hours at the Galerie are Monday to Friday from 12:30 to 17:00, Monday to Thursday from 19 00 to 21:30 and Sunday, 14:00 to 17:00 The paintings, prints and drawings of GHITTA CA1S-ERMAN ROTH, which can be seen in the Grand Hall, show a preoccupation with either human figures, mostly in prostrate positions or close-ups of nature, seashells on a beach, etc.The Hall is accessible between 9:00 and 22:00 weekdays or 14:00 to 17:00 weekends.In the Hall and in the theatre foyer are the striking textured paintings of DIANE BOUDREAULT-FOURNIER.Their golden backdrops contain wing-like shapes that are echoed in her more russet-tinged, reptilian ceramic sculptures on legs, also in the Grand Hall.The foyer is open to the public only when the theatre is in use or on request.Check with the Secretariat downstairs ( 565-5445).The Critical Eye Gallery summer exhibitions began last week with a show from the GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE COLLECTION.The Eastman House in Rochester, New York, is a photographic museum and film archive established by the founder of Eastman-Kodak.The pictures in the show were acquired by Peter Hutchinson for his photographic workshop under a special program.It presents some of the finest old examples by masters of various styles — Steichen, Stieglitz, Atget and more.Their quality is amazing considering that some date back to the middle of the 19th century.All wonderfully imaginative, they show the uniqueness and subjectivity of this art form and Hutchinson has a story to tell about each.The exhibition is officially over tomorrow, but will remain on display in the workshop thereafter.Beginning Sunday, April 27, Hutchinson will be showing his own works, NEW VISIONS.The Gallery is located near Hatley on R.R.3 and is open to the public.The Musee Beaulne’s exhibit on THE HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE continues to April 30.Hours are 13:00 to 16:00 Tuesday to Sunday.For VERRE ET VAISSELLE D’AUTREFOIS, drop in to the Centre Leon Marcotte.These antique pieces can be seen until May 18.Hours are 12:30 to 17:00 Tuesday and Sunday with extended hours on Wednesday to 21:00.The first SALON DES PEINTURES DU QUEBEC will take place at the Galerie d’Art (GB) des Peintures du Quebec in the Complex Desjardins from June 4 to June 30.A long way off?Yes.But regional artists may be interested to learn that submissions for this exhibit are being solicited now The theme is, ‘A Page in Quebec History’, situated in a specific time and place between 1534 and 1979.The winner will receive $1000 in prize money.Registration forms are available in over 800 art supply stores and art galleries across the province.Or you can write to Galerie d’Art (GB) des Peintures du Quebec, Complex Desjardins, 150 Ste-Catherine.The deadline is April 30.The annual exhibition of CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE'S fine arts students runs Monday through Wednesday next week, (April 28-30) at the fine arts studio in Norton Hall, Bishop’s-Champlain campus.The exhibition offers paint- PLUMELATRAVERSE .laughs, rock at Granada ¦««S?.«Ml. TOWNSHIPSWEEK- FRI APR 25.1080 9 ings, drawings, prints, photographs, sculptures and pot tery.The Vernissage" (opening) is 20:00 Monday and regular exhibit hours Tuesday and Wednesday are 9:00 to 16:00 and 19:00 to 22:00.Movies APOCALYPSE NOW for yet another week Anyone w ho still has not experienced Francis Ford Coppola's monumental epic about America's involvement in Viet Nam mustn't miss this opportunity now that it's been held over for a third week at the Cinema du Carrefour Martin Sheen takes us through the war-torn countryside.exposing us to the insanities of an army enjoying 'the American way of life' on the fringes of Hell.His mission is to enter the heart of darkness and confront Marlon Brando, a senior officer who has adapted to the war s madness.It’s not the numbing 70 mm-quadrophonic sound version, but at least with 35 mm-stereo, you’ll be able to drive home safely and, hopefully, with some idea of the horror which can result when one nation forces its will upon another.Shows begin at 18:15 and 21:00 weekmghts.Saturday and Sunday, screening time is 12:30, 15:15, 18:00 and 20:45.GOING IN STYLE, as only seasoned actors George Burns, Art Carney and Lee Strasberg can do it, is a tour de-force of comic entertainment introducing the talents of writer-director Martin Brest.You can see it at Cinema Newport beginning tonight.Weekday screenings are at 19:30, while Friday to Sunday there are two shows at 19:00 and 20:45.Admission is $3 but you can take advantage of the half-price policy on Monday and Tuesday.LE DIVORCEMENT, a film by Pierre Barouh starring Michel Piccoli, deals with divorce and its effect on children.At the Centre culturel, Monday, April 28 at 19:30 and 21:30.Also on Monday, you can see LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, LE QUEBEC.In case you missed the screenings at the Centre culturel a few weeks ago, this is a trilogy by three different directors whose attempt to provide French Quebecers with an idea of how the English media interpret current political events in Quebec is certainly interesting, if significantly flawed.The only screening is early at 18:00 in order to leave Bernard Derome and Barbara From team up for CBCs QUARTERLY REPORT tonight.time for a debate on the referendum To be shown at the College de Sherbrooke auditorium (Pavilion 3 off Terrill St.).Admission is$1.50 ($1 for students).Television A QUESTION OF COUNTRY is a two-hour special on the Quebec referendum to be telecast simultaneously on CBC’s English and French networks tonight at 20:00.This unique co-production of "Quarterly Report" and its sister current affairs series, “Tel Quel”, will be hosted by Barbra Frum and Bernard Derome from a specially designed set which enables them to address respective audiences separately while also allowing them to join together dur ing studio discussion.Narrated portions will be heard by viewers in their own language.Guests in the studio and on film will be heard in English or French as the case may be, with accompanying screen translation to the other language — allowing bilingual viewers to hear undistorted original sound throughout, Bravo, CBC! Tomorrow’s late movie on Channel 6 (about midnight I WHAT'S ON is THE GREAT ADVENTURE, a Cannes Festival award w inning nature film A repeat of "Henry V" on THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS can be seen this Sunday at 13:00 on Channel 33 THE NATURE OF THINGS, Sunday afternoon at 15:00 (CBC-6), focuses on parenthood, puppets and surgery and interviews with Drs Bevis and Steptoe Following on the same channel at 16:00, JAMES MICH ENER’S WORLD examines "Spain: The laind and the Legend".Dudley Moore, the British comedian who rejeeted Bo Derek s advances in 10’, is Sunday night’s MUPPET SHOW guest on Channel 6at 19:30 CITIES, the unique series in which international eele bribes guide viewers on personalized tours through some of the* world’s great cities, returns to Channel 6 with seven more programmes This Sunday at 22:00, modern renais sance man Jonathan Miller bikes us round London town The series w as recipient of the Gold Medal Award for Best Documentary Television Series at the New York Interna tional Film and Television Festival and has Ixm distri buted to 35 countries, including a recent sale to the Poo pie’s Republic of China a first for independent Canadian television production GAUGUIN THE SAVAGE is a sensationalist title for this two and a half hour drama special about the temper amental French painter, Paul Gauguin.David Carradine portrays the great artist on Channel 3, Tuesday, April 29 at 21:00.ADVENTURES IN HISTORY, a series of dramatic films about Canada's past produced by the NFB, returns to CBC on Wednesday, April 30 at 20:30 with RKA\ ER\ IN THE FIELD, a fine little film that attempts to bridge the generation gap without didacticism This was one of the recent nominees for an Oscar GIDEON’S TRUMPET, a drama special about the in equalities of the justice system, stars Henry Fonda, Jose Ferrer and John Houseman It can be seen Wednesday at 21:00 on Channel 3.Switched to Wednesday because of Tuesday's hockey game are BARNEY MILLER (21:00) and THE FI ET 11 ESTATE (21:30).THE TWO RONNIES, an irreverent and ribald British comedy import usually seen closer to midnight, is shifted to the Friday 19 30 slot by Channel 6 on May 2.NFB producer falls victim to federal cutbacks MONTREAL (CP) — The nervous young man in a tuxedo, seen by 300 million television viewers as he accepted a Hollywood Oscar for best animated short, no longer works for Canada's National Film Board.Eugene Fedorenko, the animator-director of Every Child, was one of the casualties of government cutbacks which hit the Montreal-based film board last year.“It’s so ironic,” comments Derek Lamb, head of the NFB’s English animation department.“Here we have a great young talent like Eugene Fedorenko and he doesn’t even work at the NFB anymore."When Ottawa hit us with $3.5 million in cutbacks,” explained Lamb in an interview, “it meant that I didn’t have enough to renew Eugene's contract.He had to take a teaching job in Toronto.And when I did get my hands on a bit more money, he wasn’t in this city anymore.We’d lost him.” COMIC YET TENDER Created in support of UNICEF and the International Year of the Child, Every Child is a highly comic yet tender statement about every child’s right to a name and a home It’s currently playing in many Canadian theatres with the Oscar-winning best movie Kramer vs.Kramer.On Oscar night the British-born Lamb accepted an Academy Award as Every Child’s producer, the third in as many years for the animation department and the sixth for the film board.The soft-spoken Lamb is a passionate preacher when it comes to the film board, hoping that Canadians and their government realize what a valuable asset they have in the NFB.“Just the Oscars alone mean that the money is well spent,” said Lamb.“We’re a cultural agency designed to make the world aware of Canada “When we go up there to receive an Oscar — well, you just couldn’t buy the global awareness of Canada that brings, nor the sense of pride and accomplishment — identity even — it gives Canadian themselves.” Lamb, himself, became an NFB convert in the early 1960s when he was passing through Montreal and caught an evening of Norman MacLaren films in a YMCA basement ABANDONED PLANS A cartoonist by training, he abandoned his travel plans to stay in Montreal and try and join the NFB, which he finally managed to do a year later The film board is unique, says Lamb, because it can let the individual artist express himself and his idea in ways KAUIDOSCOPl Continued from Page 4.through the veins.Mike Bloomfield "Between The Hard Place and The Ground" (TAKOMA-CAPITOL) As Disco recedes to the dying place of hula-hoops and psychedelia, and the blitz of new British groups intensifies, we occasionally may forget that there is exciting music being performed by leaders in other genres.Mike Bloomfield, guitarist extraordinaire, lays down some of the dirtiest blues guitar this side of B.B.’s Lucille, on his recent release Sounding blacker than some of the masters he emulates.Bloomfield can still bend strings with all of the feeling of a field hand when he plays the blues.On “Big Chief From New Orleans”, Bloomfield lets the Ira Kamin piano vamp along for a mess of bars on a tune that sounds as if the rest of the players are taken by surprise He comes sliding in with a quick, slick guitar part that opens into a Huey Piano Smith type of vocal This is the rollicking, spontaneous splinter avenue of southern jazz that has spawned such varied artists as B B.King or Dr.John, and given rise to some of the funkier licks on lead guitar solos by Keith Richards, Duane Allman and Eric Clapton Bloomfield is a consummate pro with his Fender, and he sings the blues with authority, even though he is "da wrong cullah”.that the commercial studio can’t, “I have run commercial studios, and I know what it’s like.You have to have your own style, and if you find one thing that works like the Hanna-Barbera people with their Fred Flintstone — you have to stick to it “It becomes a factory, like General Motors, because you can’t take the risk to produce anything but a guaranteed result.” The problem is, said Lamb, that the factory process doesn't leave room for an animator like Caroline Leaf who works in watercolors or for Co Hoedman’s use of sand as a medium Miss Leaf’s received an Oscar nomination four years ago and Hoedeman won an Oscar two years ago Assembly corridors BY RODMACDONELL Assembly Corridors will return in next week's Townships Week.rï CMRIFDURDE lestrh l>ward Portland SHtRBHQQKfc T»4 S6S 0366 m Cinema 2' mir:iin£0Fvxpeat;60mins.) MUSIOUEBEC © POINT D'ORGUE 0 TE LE JOURNAL © LA QUOTIDIENNE TME EDITORS © LES NOUVELLES TVA NOUVELLES DU SPORT TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRI APR ÎS 1980 11 Sat 10 51 U NOUVELLES OU SPORT 11 00 O O NEWS Q CBCNEWS 8C) SPORTS © ABC NEWS O CTV NEWS 11:05 0 CINEMA Commando pour un Homme Suer (2 h ) O CINE-SOIR Dortoir des Anges 1965 Rosalind Russell, Hayley Mills (87 m.) 11:10 O O LA COULEUR DU TEMPS 11:150 PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS O THAT'S INCREDIBLE A visit to the bizarre bouse ol a haunted heiress, a woman with a built in seismograph, and the wo rid's onlysharkcatchingdogarefea lured.(60 mins.) © CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 11:21 O© NEWS 11:25 0 FILM 0-7 © PROGRAMME DOUBLE Le Baides Vampires 1967 Sharon Tate, Roman Polanski (95 m.) 11:30 ©MOVIE-(DRAMA)*** Blue Knight” 1973 William Holden, Lee Remick The daily routine life of a Los Angeles policeman as he debates marriage to a beautiful woman, or remaining on the force, (2 hrs ) © SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 12:00© MOVIE The Great Adventure' 1955 The first feature length film by Sweden's noted director-photographer Arne Sucksdorff, of a Swedish farm and of two appealing youngsters who adopt a young otter for the winter months (Time tentative) © MOVIE (DRAMA) *** “Save the Tiger 1973 Jack Lemmon, Jack Gilford A successful man finds his business failing and the bank refuses to give him a loan He has two choices declarebankruptcyor hire an arsonist (2 hrs., 10 mins.) 12:32© LES NOCTAMBULES La Chaine' 1958 Tony Curlis.Sidney Poitier (96 m) 1:00© CINE-NUIT ‘Viol en premiere page (2h.) CD PROGRAMME DOUBLE ‘Dans la Poussière du Soleil’ 1971 Maria Schell, Daniel Ber-etta.(90 m ) 2:10 © MOVIE -(COMEDY) **4 “Smashing Time" 1967 Rita Tushingham, Lynn Redgrave Two girls from North Britain arrive in swinging London at the height of the ’mod' scene (110 mins.) 2:30 © DERNIERE EDITION 7:45 8:00 8.15 1 8:26 8:30 < 8:56 I Sunday MORNING Rn view I EXTRA EDITION ) CROSSROADS I KROFFTSSUPERSTARS STAN HITCHCOCK HOW 1 RISE AND BE HEALED I YOUNG SAMSON I CELEBRATION ) OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR ) REXHUMBARD I DAY OF DISCOVERY I SPACE KIDETTES I REV.CARL STEVENS I MIRE ET MUSIQUE I SKATEBIRDS I AU 100 TUPLE I LES HOMMES VOLANTS I REXHUMBARD I UNDERDOG I REXHUMBARD ) IN THE NEWS IQ PASSE-PARTOUT _ JASON OF STAR COMMAND Q ORAL ROBERTS © FANFANOEDE 8 MISSION MAGIC IN THE NEWS 9:00 QQ YOGI ET CIE O SUNDAY MORNING 0 REXHUMBARD Q THIS ISTHE LIFE Q © LES SATELLIPOPETTES © ORAL ROBERTS © OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR I MISTER ROGERS I CATHOLIC MASS , «J Q MON AMI GUIGNOL Q MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD Q © LE MONDE DE MON SIEUR TRANQUILLE © JIMMY SWAGGART «) ELECTRIC COMPANY J0 LES PELERINS 10:00 OQlejourduseigneur De la paroisse St Vital Beaumont, celebration de ta messe par le pere Clement Gauthier (60 m.) 0O DAY OF DISCOVERY 0 STARTREKWhat AreLitlle Girls Made Ot?' O IL EST ECRIT © C’ETAIT LE BON TEMPS © HELLENIC PROGRAM ffl CELEBRATE CHRIST © STUDIO SEE 10:30 O BIONIC WOMAN 0 IT IS WRITTEN O ECHOS DU WESTERN O OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR © TELEDOMINICA §ZOOM Q SEMAINE AL’ASSEMB LEE NATIONALE 0 ROBERT SCHULLER 9:15 I 9:30 I 9:45 I § TODAY FROM JIMMY SWAGGART BOSTON MARATHON 1980 This program follows >n dividualparticipantsfor the real story behind the grueling 26 mile race (60 mins ) 11:30 O FACE THE NATION 0 IT'S YOUR BUSINESS Q 2000 ANS AVANT JESUS-CHRIST 0 EXTRA EDITION © 2000 ANS APRES JESUS-CHRIST © ANIMALS.ANIMALS, ANIMALS AFTERNOON 12:00 O0 LA SEMAINE VERTE Dossier l'industrietorestiere du sud des Etats-Unis (2e par tie) (60 m ) O YOU CAN QUOTE ME §§ FOCUS 80 O MEETING PLACE Today s service comes from St Ste phen’s Broadway United Church in Winnipeg, Manitoba, withtheRev LawrenceM J Ed wards officiating (60 mins) Q© BON DIMANCHE O © ISSUES AND ANSWERS § ANOTHER VOICE THIS IS YOUR GOVERNMENT 8 MEET THE PRESS WILD KINGDOM © TELEDOMINICA CONTINUES © DIRECTIONS © ADVOCATES IN BRIEF H REPORT FROM CONGRESS O FILL FILM Q PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Inv Han Suyin (dern.de 3).O NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFF GAME 0 MOVIE (SUSPENSE) *• Killer In Every Comer" 1975 Patrick Magee, Joanna Pettet Three psychology students become the unwitting guinea pigs in the spme-chillingexper-iments ot a brilliant scientist in controlling and reforming mass murderers (90 mins ) B COUNTRY CANADA GUNSMOKE 0 PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Marcel Valois © SUPERSTAR WRESTLING © ALAN KING TENNIS CLASSIC © THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS Henry V Focusing on 12:401 12:50 1:00 818?I 11 7 All the beauty, the glamour and the sophistication that gave the word star' a new meaning when pictures began to move come together in Ann-Margret when ABC-TV presents ANN-MARGRET—HOLLYWOOD MOVIE GIRLS a 90-minute music and comedy special airing Saturday, May 3 Henry as me ideal warrior king, this play represents a célébra t ion ot his reign as a Golden Age This production stars David Gwillim Alec McCowen and JocejyneBoltsseau (3hrs) 1:30 0 O INITIATION A LA MU-SIQUE La Trompette © HYMN SING With the Hymn Sing Chorus and Orchestra an location in Charlottetown.P E I (Repeat) 2.00 0 O L UNIVERS DES SPORTS Reportage sur le Grand Prix de Calgary, con cours hippique qui reunira les meilleurs cavaliers du Canada, reportage sur les Champion nats de nage synchronise© de Winnipeg (90 m ) ©BESTOP MAN ALIVE Loyal Orange Order Once they brought to Canada s history a heady and rousing mix ot religion and politics Within their dwindling ranks there are worries about the future Has the Orange Lodge, long out of step, finally run out of time?COUPE DU DE FT Term, s' (60 m ) O MOVIE (CARTOON) ** “Journey Back To Oz 1972 Voices ot Liza Minnelli.Mickey Rooney Dorothy returns to Oz to see aii her Irtends and en-countersthewickedwitchotthe west's sister, (2 hrs ) © MOVIE -(DOCUMENTARY) ** “Lite And Times Ot Grizzly Adams 1974 Dan Haggerty, MarjoryHarper Thesloryofthe legendary frontiersman "Grizzly Adams.(2 hrs ) 2:30 O LEGENDS OF GOLF ©CAN ADI AN RE FLECTIONS William Paquin: Chairmaker' (Repeal) i 0 3:00 0 NATURE OF THINGS Today's topics Parenthood.Puppets and Surgery and interviews with Dr Bevis and Step-tol (Repeat, 60 mins ) O DUN POLITIQUE A L'AUTRE © D UNE POLITIQUE A L AUTRE © INTERNATIONAL BOXING 3:30 0 D'HIER A DEMAIN La Fin d'un mythe' (60 m ) 0 NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFF GAME O© DEBATS A L'ASSEMB LEE NATIONALE 8 REXHUMBARD Movies 4:00 0 JAMES MICHENER’S WORLD Spam The Land and the Legend' James Michener returns to a colorful region he has long regarded as a second home -¦ the paradoxical Iberian peninsula.(60 mins ) B © GROS PLAN SUR L'ACTUALITE O CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING © SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN © AUCTIONHighbiddersland unusual values and support public television at the same time 4:30 O AUX FRONTIERES DU CONNU Les Médecines' (3e partie ) Inv.: Dr Emile lliovici, homéopathe, Dr Augustin Roy.Corporation professionnelle des medecms du Quebec et monsieur Alain Drozd, inlormaticien 0 SPORTSWORLD i) Golden Gloves Association ot America Tournament of Champions.2) Women's Bodybuilding Cham pionshipsfromNew Jersey (90 mms ) O TELECO O @ WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS O L'HEURE DE LA BONNE NOUVELLE © INFORMATION-VOYAGES 5-00 00 SECOND REGARD O NEWS AND THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT O PASSEPORT © GOLDORAK © UNTAMED WORLD In Act One.we take a ook at some of f he most bizarre creatures m the ocean In Act Two, we look at mammals that have returned to the sea, and in the last Act.we visit the mam tankatMiami'sSeaquanumand the divers with their varied un derwater animals 5:30 O© TOUT UN MONDE 8 QUESTION PERIOD 7 INSTANT © LE DIX VOUS INFORME EVENING 6 DO 0 HEBDO DIMANCHE O CBS NEWS O FOCUS '80 0 DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD The Secret 01 Lost Valley' An inquisitive 12-year old turns a family camping trip into a nightmare when he become* lost in the wilderness Stars Gery Collins, Mary Ann Mobley (PI I of a two-pen epi •ode; 60 mins ) SUNDAY (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.D T.P.D.T.• 8:00 PM C D.T., M D T "Lady Sings the Blues” 1972 Dt.in.t Ross.Billy Dee Williams The life of Billie Holiday, an immortal singer, is recreated in this critically acclaimed movie.MONDAY (ABC) MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.D.T., P D T - 8:00 C.D.T., M.D.T "All God's Children" 1980 Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee The gripping story of a community torn apart by unexpected tragedy ironically triggered by a busing decision in (tie local school, (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.D.T., P D.T.- 8:00 C D T , M O T."Confessions of a Lady Cop" 1980 Karen Black.Don Muiray The suicide of a close tnend, the painful end of a romance and her crucial role in an intensive manhunt for a dangerous criminal are the elements that bring a career police woman, only a few years from retirement, to the brink of a nervous breakdown TUESDAY_________________________________________ (CBS) DRAMA SPECIAL: 9:00 PM E O T.P D T.- 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T "Gauguin the Savage" 1980 David Carradine.Lynn Redgrave.The drama tells ot the turbulent life ot the rugged, temperamental French painter who suffered the anguish ot having to abandon his wife and children in order to pursue a life of artistic freedom WEDNESDAY 8:00 (CBS) DRAMA SPECIAL: 9:00 PM E.D T., P.D.T C.D.T., M.D.T.“Gideon's Trumpet” 1980 Henry Fonda lose Ferrer The drama special is based on Anthony Lewis' 1964 account of how an obscure Florida convict drastically changed the course of American legai history FRIDAY___________ (ABC) FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.D.T., P.D.T.- 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T."Blume In Love" 1973 George Segal.Kns Knstottorson A divorced lawyer refuses to believe that his wile walked out on him and is determined to win her back.(NBC) FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.D.T , P D T.- 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T."Oh, God!” 1977 George Burns.John Denver A grocery clerk is chosen by God to spread his message to mankind (Tentative) SATURDAY (CBS) SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.D.T., P.D T.- 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T."Rio Lobo" 1970 John Wayne.Jennifer O'Neill During the Civil War.because of the duplicity of traitors, the Confederate Army captured a shipment ot gold, killing a young officer who was a personal friend of Colonel Cord McNally.After the war.McNally tracks down the culprits and finds them terrorizing a small Texas town.(R) (NBC) SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E O T.P D.T.• 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T.(Tentative) 71Ü> RESERVE NOW! TRANS OCEAN TRAVEL Business or Pleasure Just Drop In.Or Give Us a Call Services are free 66 King West — Sherbrooke -Tel.: 563451S Zenith 59010 12-TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRI., APR 25,1V80 Sunday Ct DANS TOUS LES CANTONS O® ABC NEWS Q LE COEUR AU VENTRE CD AU ROYAUME DES ANIMAUX © TRAVEL 80 ffl AUCTION CONTINUES DOLLARS 8 TERRE NOUVELLE BENSON Taylor makes a disastrously funny attempt at running for office (Repeat) CD MUSIC-HALL OES JEUNES © STREET TALK I WILD KINGDOM CHEZ DENISE Jean Paul chez le psychiatre 8 60 MINUTES DISNEY’S WONDERFUL WORLD The Secret Of Lost Valley’ An inquisitive 12-year old turns a family camping trip into a nightmare when he becomes lost m the wilderness Stars Gary Collins, Mary Ann Mobley (Pt I of a two part epi 6:30 Cf DIMENSION W WILD KINGDOM Stars Gary Collins.Mary Ann G SCHOLARS FOR 7:00 G O CHEZ DENISE Mobley (Pt I of a two part ep< Speaking of soap sode 60 mins.) Q BEACHCOMBERS The Hexman’ A weird swordfisher-man from down east and his ghostly compamonengage with Nick and Jesse and Jesse a grandad, a shaman, mabattleof magical powers for possession of a prize log (Repeat) O GOLDORAK BY MARYANN COOPER Julius La Rosa was a favorite and prized product of the early days of television.At the tender age of 22 he had captured a loyal fan following that he has maintained even to this day some JO years later.So why is it so extraordinary that La Rosa should return, after all these years, to daytime television?The answer lies in the fact that the multitalented perfurmer is pleased to say he's been asked back as an actor and not a singer.“Not many people realize that I am an actor.I have seriously studied the craft of acting and have worked very hard at it for a lot of years, ’ maintains La Rosa ''When the part of Renaldo came along on “Another World" I was delighted to discover that I was being sought for the role because of my acting experience." Renaldo was designed by "Another World" wiiters as a possible love interest for Iris' maid Vivian.The antics of this mismatched twosome promises to provide the viewer with some light and entertaining moments over the next few months.Viewers of late have also been treated to a song or two by La Rosa on the serial as he serves up pasta at Rose’s testaurant.They are reassured to learn that the voice is as vibrant as ever and has even been enhanced try the mellowing effects of age.The voice is indeed the mirror of the man.“There was a time when I found ignorance in people intolerable," he confesses."Over the years I’ve learned to be tolerant.I’ve learned patience." It is very evident that here is a man who has often searched his soul for answers to the very mystery of his being and has not been left wanting.He seems self-assured and strong-willed.He has found his own solutions without need of a psychiatrist’s couch -Perhaps this is why he can shrug off the often asked question about his "lack of humility " Arthur Godfrey cited that reason for the on the air firing of La Rosa after being with the Godfrey Show for two years."I can’t say whether that incident has hurt me or not.All I know is that I've come to expect it being linked to me sort of like ham is linked to Julius La Rosa plays Renaldo, a singing waiter and love interest on “Another World.” eggs.' He laughs suddenly and says, "I like that!" There is another pause and still another chuckle as he opines, "I don’t have to tell you who the ham is do I?” Now a look at what’s been happening and what will happen on all afternoon serials.RYAN’S HOPE - The appearance of Barry Ryan has Johnny nervous and apprehensive.Delia still can’t resolve her fears and Roger is feeling guilty about it.Jill can’t hold her tongue when Seneca gets set to marry Kim and stops the wedding.Kim is caught in the lie and has to admit she isn’t pregnant.THIS WEEK: Tiso makes things worse for Joe, and Siobhan wonders if Joe will keep his promise.Rae’s victory is short-lived.GENERAL HOSPITAL -Rick admits to Alan that he slept with Monica the night of the Kirkorian surgery.He further tells a protesting Alan that the baby is his not Alan’s.Mr.Smith has a dinner party to announce Jennifer’s engagement to Luke.Laura is upset by this.Jeremy may never walk again.Luke can't get Laura out of his mind despite being engaged to Jennifer.Rick and Monica plan for the futuie while Alan makes a deadly purchase.THIS WEEK: Laura has a heart to heart talk with Rick.Mitch gives Susan a strong warning.EDGE OF NIGHT - Ravin continues to try to vamp Derek, buy Mallory finds out what she is really like.April and Logan get chummier but April is still haunted by visions of Draper as he asks her to find the carousel.Draper tries to cool down a passionate Emily.THIS WEEK: Emily fears any further exploration into Draper's past.Ravin’s real mo live behind maternal feelings is revealed.ALL MY CHILDREN - Myra is disturbed by Daisy’s presence in town and worries that Palmer will discover her.Despite Phoebe’s drunken outburst, Line and Kelly are married and on a honeymoon.Nancy stays close to Frank’s bedside giving him back the will to live.Russ wonders if he is losing his grip on her.THIS WEEK: Langley schemes to get hold of Phoebe’s wealth.Russ asks for some clarification.ONE LIFE TO LIVE - Asa is disturbed by Mimi’s independent attitude.Ed comforts Carla as she mourns for Jack.Will this rekindle the old flame of love?Mario and Karen sweat it out as Peter begins to explore Mary’s genetic make-up.Peter discovers that Mary is not Jenny's baby and wonders what to do about it.Karen is slowly recovering and Larry is very attentive.Vicki is charmed by a Buchanan, THIS WEEK: Becky’s career comes into conflict with Richard again.Sam keeps a careful eye on Tina.DAYS OF OUR LIVES -Alex moves into Bob’s old office despite Mary’s heated objections.Chris takes the brunt of this because he has agreed to take Alex as a partner.Doug closes ‘‘Doug’s Place” and may open a gambling casino if a gambling bill passes locally.Chandler Corp.has offered to buy out Anderson’s but is turned down.Senator Chandler has asked daughter Liz to act as his campaign hostess.THIS WEEK: Liz has to rediscover her father after many years of indifference.Chris moves to protect his interest in the business.ANOTHER WORLD - |oey and Kit are finally married but Kit is still hiding her past from Joey.Jason baits Tracy with his new protege and it burns her up.Rose has a wedding picture of Kit published in the local paper that may prove to uncover Kit’s well concealed past.Dennis tries to woo Cecile but she needs more time.Kevin returns from New York and runs into Pat at Tracy's place.THIS WEEK: Will Jason’s tormenting force Tracy to regret her decision?Taylor tries to cover Kit’s tracks.Brian starts divorce proceedings.THE DOCTORS - Luke goes at Vivica with wild abandon as Missy’s life hangs in the balance.Vivica does not regret her actions and says she would do it again because she loves him.Missy survives surgery but is still critical, and she refuses to see Luke.THIS WEEK: Nola tries to fight back over tremendous odds.Luke turns over a new leaf, but is it too late?AS THE WORLD TURNS -During a heated argument with Joyce, Mary falls.Joyce could be charged with attempted murder.James pops the question to Barbara.John rescues Brad and Dee from a flood, but is more interested in the details of their confinement other than their safety.THIS WEEK: A flutter of hope may save Joyce.James presents convincing arguments.Barbara is as confused as ever.GUIDING LIGHT - Tim is ey jd suspiciously by those around him.Alan tries to rebuild his relationship with Hope while Mike can’t help but be less than enthusiastic.Ed is confused.SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - Davis and Renata begin a new life together but will all be rosy for them?The evil side of Beau shows itself and Sunny knows about it all too well.THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS — While Jonas tries to protect Leslie from her past, Leslie tries to protect Jonas' feelings.Kay tries to sweettalk her way out of guilt, but will Lucas bend this time?7:30 I I GALACTIC A 1980 I ALLONS AU CIRQUE i ONE DAY AT A TIME I LES BEAUX DIMANCHES 'Superstar Pauline Julien' (60 O MUPPETS SHOW Gueal Dudley Moore (Repeat) O AU ROYAUME DES ANIMAUX © LES BEAUX DIMANCHES © ALICE 8:00 O ARCHIEBUNKER'SPLACE Archie's questionable bookkeeping practices get him in serious trouble with the State Tax Department.(Repeat) e CHIPS An ambitious spit-and-polish olficer makes life miserable for Jon and Ponch, even in their off hours (Repeat , 60 mins ) © HAPPY DAYS The gang offers comic relief, but only the Fonz can fill the need for shape ly girls when the burlesque troupe performing forHoward's big show at the lodge doesn't show (Repeat) © © L HOMME DE SIX MIL-LION DOLLARS O © TENSPEED AND BROWN SHOE A high class client becomes a mirthless culprit who uses Lionel’s romantic notions of detective life to entangle E L in one of his own outrageous scams (60 mins ) © STONE § AUCTION CONTINUES LES BEAUX DIMANCHES Le Corps humain: Les sexes 3e partie (60 m ) O ONE D AY AT ATIME Peeling inadequate and thinking she's missed something by not going to college, Ann considers en rolling in a couple ol classes.(Repeat) © THREE’S COMPANY Jack and Janet believe that Chrissy's days are numbered whensheistakentothehospital after she is injured in the bathroom.(Repeat) 9:00 0 ALICETommytellsAlicehe has fallen in love with an 'older woman' and Alice takes that to mean someone 18 or 19 years old © THE SUNDAY GAMES Olympic decathlon champion Bruce Jennerhosts this international celebration ol aports lor the average man and woman The events include: roller skating by skilled youngsters, a chug-a-lug drinking contest, and a spectacular sky crash’ in the Houston Astrodome Guests: Joe Namath.O.J.Simpson, Sally Struthers.Bryant Gumbel and Dick Butkus (2 hrs.) © WILD CANADA Sable and the South Shore’ John and Janet Foster charter a sailboat for a trip along the Nova Scotia coast (60 mins.) O © BONNE SOIREE Diane Dulresne' (60 m.) O© SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE Lady Sings The Blues' 1972 Stars: Diana Ross, Billy Dee Williams The story ol blues great Billie Holiday and the her-oin habit that destroyed her life and career (2 hrs., 45 mins ) © VEGAS Dan Tanna and Lt Nelson's SWAT squed engage in a desperate effort to save Bea.a choreographer and four bea utif ul chorus girls from a trio ofviciousex conswhoarehold-mg them hostage (60 mins ) 9:30 €9 LES BEAUX DIMANCHES L'Homme et la musique Le Connu et l’inconnu' Partie 7 (60 ©THE JEFFERSONSPeertng through Bentley’s telescope on Halloween night, Louise wit-; nesses what she thinks is a murder being committed by a giant rabbit (Pt I of a two-part episode) 10:00 O TRAPPER JOHN M.D.Gonzo turns his back on a beloved buddy from Vietnam who once saved his life in combat and now is pleading for his help (Repeat; 60mms ) o CITIES Tonight Jonathan Miller s London (60 mins.) O © REGARDS SUR LE MONDE © BEST OF W-5 W5 reporter Helen Hutchinson follows the ten year old dream of British Columbians to build a new kind of airplane; Jim Reed says every night is Halloween when you’re a Rocky Horror Picture Show fan, and Henry Champ explains why Canada is falling behind in medical research.(60 mins.) © AUCTION CONTINUES 10:30 OO TELEJOURNAL O© LES NOUVELLES TVA n CPORT6 ©O SPORT-DIMANCHE O CBS NEWS © NEWS 10:45 10:50 11:00 0 CjBCNEWS JEU PROVINCIAL CTVNEWS POLITIQUE POLITIQUE 11:15 11:21 11:30 11:40 11:41 11:45 11:50 12:00 CHEMINS DE 12:10 12:15 1:10 PROVINCIALE © PROVINCIALE O © GENS OUI FONT L'EVENEMENT © CINE-SOIR La Comtesse aux pieds eus' t954 Humphrey Bogart, Ava Gardner (90m.) © CINE-CLUB Le Chant de depart' 1975 Brigitte Fossey, Fufus.Un club de solitaires reunit ses sept membres pour un repas hebdomadaire chez la fondatrice du groupe Un des solitaires lait partager a ses compagnons sa passion pour les armes a leu.(80 m.) MOD SQUAD NATION S BUSINESS © NEWS SECOND CITY TV L'INCONNU © MOVIE -(DRAMA) •**• “Separate Tabla*’’ 1958 Burt Lancaster, David Niven.The lives of various people are intertwined at a resort hotel.(104 minsJ §© ABC NEWS PROVINCIAL LOTTERY MOVIE -(ADVENTURE-DRAMA) •• 4 “Three the Herd Way’’ 1974 Jim Brown, Fred Williamson.Three friendscombmeforcesto battle a mysterious organization which is bent on genocide (110 mins.) © PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY © LES INCORRUPTIBLES © PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY © DERNIERE EDITION -tT' V fr % Erik Estrada pours a protein drink mixed with milk and crushed fruit from the blender in his motor home on the set on NBC-TV's CHiPs Newly recovered from a near-fatal motorcycle accident.Estrada (and his doctor) credit his quick recovery to his super physical condition.T TOWNSHIPS WEEK FRI .APR 25 1980 13 Weekdays 5:45 6:00 6:30 6:45 6:55 7:00 AND 8:35 8:45 9:00 MORNING © PTL CLUB-TALK VARIETY 8 UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR SUNRISE SEMESTER S MORNING EXERCISES NEWS AMERICAN TRAILS Q HORAIRE DE CFTM © MORNING O TODAY O © GOOD MORNING AMERICA C9 LES PETITS BONSHOMMES CANADA AM © FANFANDEDE MIRE ET MUSIQUE FELIX LE CHAT g_ CAPTAIN KANGAROO C3 GRONIGO ET CIE LES MERVEILLEUX SURHOMMES (MAR.JEU.) © L'ARAIGNEE (SAUF MAR.JEU.) fl SUR SOL O EMISSIONS DIVERS © LE 10 VOUS INFORME O© BONJOUR LE MONDE © A.M.WEATHER O O EN MOUVEMENT O MIKE DOUGLAS O PHIL DONAHUE SHOW O A THOUGHT FOR TODAY 9:05 I 9:15 I S GOOD DAY ROMPER ROOM PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY © IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING GOOD MORNING >© EMISSIONS DIVERS O FRIENDLY GIANT 9:30 ©O ANIMAGERIE O QUEBEC SCHOOLS TELECASTS 8 WHAT’S COOKING?£> EMISSIONS DIVERS 10:00 ©O PASSE-PARTOUT SMAY MAGAZINE (THUR.) 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Atterschool Spacial WED ) The Terrible Secret' 5:00 Q ST ARSKY AND HUTCH E ACHCOMBE RS ' EMISSIONS DIVERS MARY TYLER MOORE H0W(EXC.WED.) ~ CINE MA DF 5 HEURE S PRICE IS RIGHT MISTER ROGERS 5:30 O FAMILY AFFAIR MARY TYLER MOORE NOW 1 MATCH QAMF P* NEWS Monday EVENING 6:00 6:30 6:35 6:40 7:00 O CE SOIR ©OQQCB news O INFORMA BLOC GD LE DIX VOUS INFORME © ABC NEWS ffl AUCTION High bidders land unusual values and support public television at the same time © NOUVELLES DU SPORT O NBC NEWS O® LES TANNANTS O ABC NEWS © BEWITCHED © CE SOIR © .E 9 VOUS INFORME O© LA PETITE PATRIE O CBS NEWS O CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS O HAPPY DAYS O TIC TAC DOUGH SB CIRCUS Join host Cal Dodd and Sherisse Laurence as they welcome Los Latinos in a sensational tight wire act, rebel Bob Swackhammer.Dieter Tasso in a juggling act and others (60 mins.) © LETS GO TO THE RACES 7:30 O© FINE CUISINE D HENRI BERNARD Au menu les rognons de veau, sauce moutarde; les fraises Romanoff © CROSS WITS © M.A.S.H.0 FACTS OF LIFE Torrential rams isolate the school and Blair falls in love with the head- Tele-pulse by Steve K.Walz Every week this column reviews the merits or dements of a network series, miniseries, movie or special.TAXI Whether ABC realizes it or not Three's Company' is no longer that network's top situation comedy.'Taxi,' the entertaining and satirical look at the meager life of a New York cabbie is the best program the network has in its' midst.Come fall 1980 I wouldn't be surprised to see Taxi' in either a key 8 or 9 o'clock anchor' position.Paramount, long regarded as the king of the sit-com production houses, yet criticized for having a problem with consistent scriptwriting, has somehow kept this program fresh and imaginative.The Taxi' cast is reputed to be the most cohesive unit in Hollywood.Did you know that every week the cast and crew have a party to toast each others fine work?Taxi' has all the earmarks of a long-running program ala Barney Miller' with endless spinoff possibilities as well.Almost all of the zany cast members have had extensive stage and movie experience.______________________________ The leader of the TaxT hacks is Judd Hirsch, a veteran Broadway thesp and TV star.Portraying Aiex Reiger, the only career cabbie in the bunch, he is the father figure to whom everyone can turn to in a pinch.Marilu Henner, a.k.a.Elaine Nardo, is the sex symbol, albeit a fairly sophisticated one at that Danny DeVito is the outlandish Louie the Dispatcher who loves to heap abuse on everyone.Tony Danza is the hard luck boxer Tony Banta and Jeff Conaway is the Struggling actor Bobby Wheeler, who'll do anything to win a job or a lady's heart.Andy Kaufman represents the ethnic worker in the person of Latka who breaks everybody up with his accent and 'old country' humor Finally, there’s newcomer Chris Lloyd as the resident space cadet Jim, who is still drying out from his coke-snorting days in Vietnam.Each character within 'Taxi' is unique and has some quality that the viewers can identify with.That is why most people hail a 'Taxi' program week after week.May Taxi s' Neilsen fare continue to escalate.Send your comments to Tele-Pulse, c/o TV Compulog.P.O.Box 123, Lyndhurst.N.J 07071.t Danny DeVito and Judd Hlrach master.Mr Bradley, after he makes a heroic rescue OCD DOMINIQUE O JOKER S WILD § ALL IN THE FAMILY TERRE HUMAINE O WKRP IN CINCINNATI Bailey quarters gets promoted to on-air newscaster and Les Nessman has a difficult time ac cepting the fact he'll have to share the airwaves with a female (Repeat) 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE When Almanzo Wilder takes another girl to the circus, Laura gets her sweet revenge (Repeat, 60 mins.) O THE WHITE SHADOW Ken Reeves responds like an old fire-horse when exposed to an unexpected opportunity to return to the pro ranks as a substi tute forward for the Portland Trailblazers (Repeat; 60 mmsj 80 QUE SERA SERA © THAT S INCREDIBLE O LA TERRE HUMAINE SB STOCKARD CHANNING SHOW © AUCTION CONTINUES 8:30 ©0 TELE-SELECTION Oh Archibald’ PaulGuers, Tama Torrens.Unchargederelations publiques d'une firme dans une succursale parisienne épousé une employe de cette meme compagnie.Le soir de leurs noces, il reçoit un appel téléphonique mystérieux (2 fi THE STOCKARD CHANNING SHOW lt'8 cloak and-dagger time for Susan and Brad when the The Big Rip-Off aims its sights on parking lot attendants.O SB CINE-CHOIX Les Montres du Continent Perdu’ 1975 Katsuhiko Sasaki, Tomo ko Ai Un sousmarinexperimen-tal est détruit par un monstre préhistorique surgi du fond des mers, le Titanosaure (90 m ) SB THE SENSATIONAL SEVENTIES: 1976 With host Harvey Kirck taking a look at 1976 •- a big year for women; America celebrating its 200th birthday; Legionaire's disease strikes and other interesting events.(60 mins.) 9:00 O0M.A .S.H.Thearrivalofa wounded Korean woman sparks conflict at the 4077th.(Repeat) O MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 'Confessions Of A Lady Cop' 1980 Stars Karen Black, Don Murray The suicide of a close friend, the painful end ofaromanceandhercrucialrole in an intensive manhunt for a dangerous criminal are the elements that bring a career policewoman to the brink of a nervous breakdown, (2 hrs.) O© MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE AHGod sChildren' l980Stars Richard Widmark Trish Van Devere A compelling story of friends, familiesandaneighbor-hood on the verge of being torn apart by the prospect of forced school busing.(2hrs ) 9:30 O FLO Flo can't concentrate on her tax return when an old boyfriend shows up and they strike romantic sparks together O WKRP IN CINCINNATI Bailey quarters gets promoted to on air newscaster and Les Nessman ha s a difficult time ac -cepting the fact he'll have to share the airwaves with a female.(Repeat) ALL GOD’S CHILDREN Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee (pictured) are among the stars of All God's Children,' the gripping story of a community torn apart by unexpected tragedy iron 1 ically triggered by a busing decision in the local school.'All God's Children' airs as j ABC-TV's 'The ABC Monday Night Movie' MONDAY, APRIL 28 CHECK listings »0R EXACT TlM( SB CTV MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE My Fair Lady' 1964 Stars Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison.Eliza, the (lower girl, learns (he manners as well as the speeeh of a lady Alter months of work, she turns into a very beautiful, graceful and charming woman, that the Professor himselt cannot re sist (Part II, 90 mins ) 10:00 @ LOU GRANT A story in the news hits close to home tor Bil lie, who is horrified to learn she could be a victim of cancer caused by a miracle drug given her mother (Repeat.60 mins ) O newsmagazine © J At MON VOYAGE © J Al MON VOYAGE ffl AUCTION CONTINUES 10:30 ©Q TELEJOURNAL 0 WATSON RE PORT WithPa trick Watson 069 LA QUOTIDIENNE 10:31 ©BD LES NOUVELLES TVA 10:59 © METEO 1f:OO©0O NEWS 0 CBCNEWS dYi ÎT a cd , S to > eu ^ S : ?i g s •iv 'rn ftj i £ 11:04 11:05 11:10 I INFORMA SOIR I SPORTS I CTV NEWS I BOB NEWHART SHOW I L'OPINION I L'OPINION I TELEJOURNAL r&’ NAL LA COULEUR DU TEMPS ÎLE 9 VOUS INFORME NOUVELLES DU SPORT NOUVELLES DU SPORT NEWS CARDINAL DE FER: RI- CHELIEU Episode 5 La Patrie en danger' Une alliance franco anglaise est conclue en 1625.par le mariage d'HenneMe de France et le rot Charles 1er La politique étrangère de Ri chelieu est exee sur une al liance avec lespuissances pro testantes contre l'empereur d Allemagne O FILM 0-7 Les Diables Du Desert l958RichardAttenbor ough, John Gregs (115m) CE)FILM‘0‘DIX LesDiablesDu Desert' l958RichardAttenbor ough, Michael Craig Avant l at ta que de Montgomery contre Rommel, unepafrouillerecoit l'ordre d'aller détruire un impor tant depot d essence allemand enLybie Pouratteindrel objer trf, elle doil traverser une dangereuse mer de sable (95 11:27 O NEWS O CINE-SOIR UneHistorrede Monte Carlo' 1952 Eleonora Rossi, Drago Anlonella (90 m ) Le Café du Moulin (The Coffee Mill) INTRODUCES CRAB AU GRATIN in its own shell OR BEEF FILET “MOULIN" wrapped in bacon Salad Bar, Baked Potato, Vegetable, Dessert, Tea or Coffee.S9.50 RESERVATIONS - NORTH HRTLEY (BIS) 84Z-Z7Z7 M-TOWNSHIPSWEEK—FRI., APR.25, 1?80 Mondayl Tuesday 11:30 0 CBS LATE MOVIE HARRY O.CoinageOf TheRealm'Harry searches lor Donald Yorktield when Yorklield's daughter requires transplant surgery and he is the only possible donor (Repeat) MCCLOUD The Gang Thai Stole Manhattan' Stars Dennis Weaver Larry Hagman (Repeat) O THE TONIGHT SHOW Guest host Joan Rivers Guests: Loni Anderson, Judd HirschAily Tomlin (90 mins ) O m ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE 11 45® MIND YOUR LANGUAGE 11:50 0 ® BARNEY MILLER Yemana is sidelined by a gun shot wound which is more em barrassmg than painful (Repeal) 12:00© MOVIE (DRAMA) •••• "Streetcar Named Desire" 1952 Marlon Brando.Vivien Leigh.An animalistic slob begins an affair with a neurotic woman in New Orleans.(2 hrs , 20 mins ) 12:20 © C'ETAIT HIER L'Afrique des Convulsions' O © POLICE WOMAN Human Rights Ot Tiki Kim' A murder and kidnapping lead Pepper to a Korean neighbor hood on acase with international repercussions (Rpeat) 1:00 G TOMORROW © DERNIERE EDITION 1:30 O INFORMA SOIR IQO© NEWS I INFORMA BLOC I LE DIX VOUS INFORME I ABC NEWS ) AUCTIONH»ghbiddersland unusual values and support public television at the same time .NBC NEWS >69 LES TANNANTS ABC NEWS BEWITCHED LE 9 VOUS INFORME I LE MONDE MERVEILLEUX DE DISNEY Napoleon el Samantha' Premiere partie 8 CBS NEWS CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS O TIC TAC DOUGH O WALT DISNEY © DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold wants to meet his idol.Muhammad All, so Willis and Kimberly devise a scheme for the champ to visit their home © HOGAN S HEROES 7:30 O CROSS WITS Q MASH Q CONSUMERSCOPETopic: Gardening O LE CLAN BEAULIEU O JOKER S WILD © CLAN BEAULIEU © STARS ON ICE Join host Alex Trebek as he welcomes David Sadlier.Jim and Judy Sladky.TheLettermenandDor Canadian screen Knowlton Nash 'The National' anchorman Nash's 'National' to switch The National.' CBC television’s major English newscast seen nightly, will be telecast one hour earlier on a Monday-to-Friday basis beginning in January next year.Mike Daigneault, Director of TV News and Current Affairs for the English network, said the decision to move The National' followed a thorough study which began in June of 1979 The study was initiated after CBC President A W Johnson told a CRTC hearing in the fall of 1978 that the Corporation would be examining the possibility of moving The National' to an earlier time period The study has now been completed and we have concluded that 10 p m.is the best spot in the evening schedule." remarked Daigneault " The National' is our flagship information program and we have felt for some time that it has been telecast too late in the evening for many of our viewers We believe our audience will welcome the earlier edition of 'The National' as a more convenient time .particularly since there is such a sharp drop off in television viewing between 10 and 11 o'clock " Daigneault said the total television viewing audience at 10 o'clock is estimated at 7 5 million, compared with 4.2 million at 11 o'clock.As a result of the decision, 'The National' will be the only English-language network newscast in North America telecast in prime viewing hours.sey Plummer §ALL IN THE FAMILY O LA SOIREE DU HOCKEY Q THE WHITE SHADOW Ken Reeves responds like an old fire-horse when exposed to an unexpected opportunity to re turn to the pro ranks as a substitute forward lor the Portland Trallblazers (Repeat.60 mins ) e SPEAK UP AMERICA 1980 STANLEY CUP HOCKEY PLAYOFFS Semi-Final Teams, time and location to be confirmed (3 hrs ) 8© HUNTER ffi HAPPY DAYS The gang offers comic relief, but only the Fonz can fill the need tor shapely girls when the burlesque troupe performing for Howard s big show at the lodge doesn't show (Repeat) © HELLO.LARRY Larry tears he s being maneuvered for his daughters'affectionsbyhisex-wife’srichPrinceCharmingwho wantsto whisk the kids away to live with their mother tn Los An-oeles.(Repeat) AUCTION CONTINUES 8:30 ©©©LAVERNEANDSHIR-LEYLaverneandShirleylaceup their roller skates for a blind date with two fun-loving professional men who happen to be little people (Repeat) 9:00 Q GAUGUIN THE SAVAGE The drama tells of the turbulent lifeoftherugged.temperamental French painter who suffered the anguish of having to aban-donhiswifeandchildren inorder to pursue a life of artistic freedom in primitive Tahiti.Stars: David Carradine, Lynn Redgrave.(2 hrs , 30 mins.) @ THE BIG SHOW Barbara Eden and Dennis Weaver wel come Count Basie and his band.Buck Owens, Manhattan Transfer.Nell Carter, Dorothy Hamill.and puppeteer Bruce Schwartz.(90 mins ) 8 HAWAII 5-0 © THREE'S COMPANY Jack and Janet believe that Chrlssy's days are numbered whensheistakentothehospital after she is injured in the bathroom.(Repeat) S3 HAWAI 5-0 3 THE ASSOCIATES Leslie and Tucker, two down-to-earth young law school graduates, along with Sara, a beautiful high society blonde join Wall Street s stodgy Bass and Marshall law firm.(Repeat) 9:30 O © © TAXI Louie s romance with girlfriend Zena takes an outrageoustwist when shebringshimhometomeether parents.(Repeat) 10:00 0© SHIRLEY THEROUX O© ABC NEWS CLOSEUP © HART TO HART Jonathan fights a razor-sharp sword duel with a sadistic college fencing champion who threatens Jen nifer’stifewithasaberwhenthe Harts suspect that he is behind a murderous narcotics ring on a college campus.(60 mins.) €0 AUCTION CONTINUES 10:30 OQ TELE JOURNAL S© LA QUOTIDIENNE © LES NOUVELLES TVA I NEWS I CBC NEWS I INFORMA SOIR I METEO I SPORTS I CTV NEWS ) BOB NEWHART SHOW IQ L'OPINION TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL Q © LA COULEUR DU TEMPS 11:11 Q LE 9 VOUS INFORME 11:15 Q NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:1B Q NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:21 © NEWS answer Last week GAUGUIN THE SAVAGE 'Gauguin the Savage,' a two-and-one-half-hour dramatic special starring David Carradine (pictured) as Paul Gauguin, the rugged, temperamental French painter who suffered the anguish of having to abandon his wife and children in order to pursue a life of artistic freedom, will be broadcast TUESPA /, APRIL 29 on CBS-TV Lynn Redgrave ilso stars as Mette Gad, Gauguin s bewildered wife, who was left on her own to raise five children.Dame Flora Robson co-stars as Sister Al-landre.a nurse-nun, and Michael Horden as Durand Ruel, a successful Parisian art dealer who exhibited Gauguin's Tahitian paintings CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 11:25 O RENCONTRES Inv : Jean-Ethier Blais.Q FILM 0-7 Les Touchables’ 1968 Judy Huxtable, Esther An Person.(115 m.) © FILM-O-DIX Les Touchables’ 1968 Judy Huxtable, Esther Anderson.Quatre jeunes filles kidnappent un ieune chanteur et le transportent a la campagne pour exploiter a loisir leurs ebats amoureux (95 m ) 11:27 Q NEWS 11:23 Q CINE-SOIR Les Héros de Dino-Jiova’ l962TonyCurtis, James Franciscus.(90 m.) 11:30® NEWS Q THE TONIGHT SHOW Best Of Carson Guests Peter Strauss, Britt Ekland, Charles Nelson Reilly (Repeat; 90 mins.) O © ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE 11:45 Q THE GOOD LIFE Mutiny Tom and Barbara are surprised to find that the Leadbetters have problems.They try to teach Margo her lines and res tore confidence to Jerry (Repeat) 11:50®© SOAP Mary thinks her new nightlife will give her a nervous breakdown; and Saul decides to help Burt escape from the aliens, (Repeat) 1:55 OciNEMA’Angeliqueetlesul-tan’ 1967 Michele Mercier, Robert Hossein.L'lgnoble Es-cratnvillereveleaPeyracquela belle Angélique a ete vendue au Sultan d'Alger qui collectionne les plus belles femmes du monde (110m ) 2:00 Q CBS LATE MOVIE BARNABY JONES: Portrait Of Evil' The death of an art collector complicates matters (or the man's widow whowasplanmng to substitute her boyfriend s forged paintings tor the valuable originals.(Repeat) WHISPERING DE ATH' 1971 Stars.Roy Thinnes, Jim Hutton © MOVIE -(ROMANCE-COMEDY) -Tv "Vrooders Hutch” 1974 Timothy Bottoms Barbara Segal.An ex-GI spends all his waking hours mocking (he regimentation of a veteran's hospital.(110mins.) 2:15® AL OEMING: MAN OF THE NORTH 2:20 ® © TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK 1:00 Q TOMORROW © DERNIERE EDITION 1:30 O INFORMA SOIR Enjoy the forest— Be careful with fires! SOCIETE DE CONSERVATION DU SUD DU QUÉBEC | R I E | A L I L ME :©; ?o o ?BOD ?^ B]S| T E A T lETOBB DBE3QB SARAH PURCELL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 u < j .LI À 14 12 13 Kil15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 hi 35 32 ' \ sj 33 34 36 h 37 38 39 40 41 r-s: 42 (XXX) oooo ACROSS 1 Musical instrument 5 Osculate 9 Ms.Balin 10 Psychic ability 12 Figure-(due to puzzle answer) 15 Skin openings 18 Site 20 Stand up 21 Mr.Onassis 22 Abbreviation on envelope 24 Televise again 25 Luminous gas 28 Chat (slang) 31 Bacteriologist's wire 32 Ms.Gabor's 34 Come together 36 Consumers 37 Sick 39 Australian bird 41 Creed (plural suffix) 42 Observes 2 Larger 3 Atop 4 New York is there 5 Retain 6 Being verb (clue to puzzle answer) 7 Soul 8 Thought 11 Agree 13 Gershwin 14 Curler companion (2 wds.) 16 Citrus fruits 17 Time zone 19 Land lots 23 Sufficient (clue to puzzle answer) 26 Level 27 Husband of Isis 29 Street 30 Tavern 33 Concordes 35 Water snakes 36 Indians 38 Alphabetical couple 40 Myself TOWNSHIPS WEEK FRI .APR 25 1980 15 Wednesday EVENING 6:00 I I ce som »or “ JIOO® NEWS I INFORMA BLOC I LE DIX VOUS INFORME J ABC NEWS AUCTIONHighbiddersIand unusual values and support public television at the same time 6:30 0 NBC NEWS 80 LES TANNANTS ABC NEWS © BEWITCHED 6:40 O LE 9 VOUS INFORME 7:00 00 QUELLE FAMILLE' O CBS NEWS 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS HAPPY DAYS TIC T AC DOUGH THE WALTONS HOGAN SHEROES 7:30 O0 BASE BALL'BO Au Three RiversSladiumaPittsburgh.les Expos de Montreal rencontrent les Pirates (2h 30 m ) CROSS WITS M.A.S.H.IN THE PUBLIC EYE O LES BRILLANT JOKER S WILD ALL IN THE FAMILY 7:50 O REFERENDUM OPINION 8:00 O JIMMY MCNICHOL SPECIAL Jimmy McNichol stars in his first television music variety special with guests Conrad Bain, Jett Con away.Donna Pescow, Kristy McNichol, Ricky Schroder and Magic Johnson (60 mins 1 0 REAL PEOPLE A yen triloquists convention in Ken lucky, a visit to the first annual man watchersbeautypageant, and a Minneapolis millionaire who gives money away Sspeat, 60 mins ) MORK AND MINDY Mork andMindy re-live hilarious high* tights trom their past together after Mindy's recently mamed lather, Fred, troubled over his marriage, turns to Mork for help, 00 PETITE MAISON DANS LA PRAIRIE Q0© EIGHT IS ENOUGH ffl AUCTION CONTINUES 8:30 OADVENTURESINHISTORY 'Bravery in the Field' This him portraysthe frustrations and hostilities of two men-one a veteran of World War II, the other an unemployed punk’ -whose lives lack a sense of place and purpose C^0poâO 9:00 *1 HALLMARK HALL OF F AME 'Gideon’s Trumpet' The drama special is based on Anthony Lewis' 1964 account ol how an obscure Florida convict dras tically changed the course of American legal history.Stars Henry Fonda.Jose Ferrer.(2 hrs ) I DIFF RENT STROKES Wo(o goes under the spell ot a hypnotist totrytoremamber the details of a crime, he blurts out some shocking statements about the rest of the squad O0 MINI-SERIES’LaFiliere1 5e Episode (60 m ) O0© CHARLIE SANGELS Kelly tails into the lap of luxury whenitisbelievedthatsheisthe Henry Fonda stars in the Hallmark Hall of Fame production of GIDEON'S TRUMPET based on a classic Supreme Court test case involving the citizen's right to legal counsel.The two-hour film will be telecast Wednesday.April 30 on CBS-TV.TV I.Q.1.How old was Julius LaRosa when he first appeared on ‘Godfrey and Friends’?2.How long was he on the show before Godfrey fired him?3.What was the name of the son in the cartoon series ‘The Jetsons’?4.Where did he go to school?5.Who played the lead role in ‘The Nurses’?6.What was the name of the character she played?7.Who played ‘The Saint’?8.What was his name on the show?9.Where did Patty live in the ‘Patty Duke Show’?10.What was her last name on the series?11.What was her father’s name in the series?12.Who played the title role in ‘Mona McCiusky’?13.What was the name of the captain on ‘Starsky and Hutch’?14.Who played him on the series?15.What year did Walter Winchell’s show premiere?16.What year did it go off the air?17.Who was the star of ‘Wanted Dead or Alive’?18.What character did he play?19.Who starred as ‘The Magician’?20.What role did he play?„ c0-wji0G st(,vlC£S tMC aMei9 Auotuuv 02