The Sherbrooke record, 7 septembre 1979, Supplément 1

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in distribution make their pilgrimage to Montreal Here they are joined by their hosts in the Canadian industry For the participants, the commercial intent of the festival is thinly disguised All of the theatres in the Complexe Desjardins have been taken over by the film market where some two hundred films from 20 countries are being screened The Meridian Hotel becomes a bee-hive of booths and backroom bargaining Huge, lavish parties are thrown by Montreal’s local moguls The critics and press are dowsed with hype, sweet talked by stars at press conferences and forced to consume mass quantities of films for breakfast, lunch and dinner But, for the public, the festival presents a chance to set* the stars emerge from their sleek limos on opening night and experience the street filling excitement which they generate We are offered more good films than one can possibly view in ten days, 69 features and 20 shorts The voyeur can see it being done in hundreds of different way, shapes and forms The revolutionary can have his ideals confirmed or challenged, if he’s genuine There’s cuteness for the romantic, tradition for the classicist, violence and apathy for the realist You can have just about anything you want at the Festival’s celluloid restaurant But, above all, the World Film Festival in Montreal provides Quebeckers with the opportunity to taste and compare the cultures of the participating nations And each year the list of nations grows This year, there are official entries in the competition from Poland.Argentina, Iran, Venezuela, Japan, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Mauritania, V ranee, Russia, Italy.Hungary, the Netherlands, Columbia, Belgium.Korea and, of course, Canada and the U S.In addition, there are non-competing entries from some of the above as well as Spain, Brazil, Hong-Kong, Switzerland, Turkey, Egypt and the People’s Republic of China It would be impossible and presumptuous to summarize the cultural impact of the Festival on the public, except to say that it provides a rich crossfertilization of ideas and promotes greater understanding between peoples.Here is a brief selection of some of the films that we managed to savour in our two and a half days.More In a scene from “The Great flowing River", Li Mai asks that the character meaning •struggle* h- written on her hand.r Corleone: Giuliano Gemma and the bovw with the instruments of their trade.naturalistic setting and the suspension of belief demanded by the story.To do it full justice would take too much copy and perhaps another viewing But briefly, it is the story of a remarkable child who decides at the age of three not to grow up.Rejecting the society of adults, he becomes a dwarf who clings tenaciously to a toy drum which he uses to set his own pace.And he defends himself from the adult world by a high-pitched scream that shatters glass Visually, the impact of LE TAMBOUR is overwhelming The characters, almost larger than life, dramatize the dilemma of Poles.Germans and, particularly, the "Kabouchen”, neither Germans nor Poles, living in “the free city” of Danzig through the Nazis' rise to power and subsequent downfall The acting is flawless Twelve-year-old David Bennent handles the demanding role of Oscar, who.at the film’s end reaches the age of 21, with determined control Oscar’s grandmother is an exquisite portrait of the “kabouch” whose life is rooted in the potato fields where her only daughter is conceived And Oscar’s mother.an earthy-voluptuous woman torn between passion and the need for security is the incarnation of a tormented, if sometimes ecstatic existence Little Oscar leads us through the world of startling images of personal and social tur moil According to the dire 'tor, Volket Schlon-dorf, “A film based on THF: TIN DRUM had to be a fresco, world history seem from and lived on the bottom rung: enormous spectacular painting gathered together by the tiny Oscar For me, this character portrays two typically contemporary qualities: rejection and protest.This ever present revolt of the child against the grown-up world ” For us it is another example of a movie that demands a reading of the book THE SEDUCTION OF’ JOE TYNAN Four years ago, Alan Alda began to work on a screenplay about a politician whose family life suffers at the expense of his political ambitions.Its working title.THF: SENATOR.This week the completed film, THE SEDUCTION OF JOE TYNAN, had its international premiere to sold-out audiences, although it was not in the running for World Film Festival honours.There is nothing particularly original about the story, it’s been told before The acting and direction is smooth and skilled Joe Tynan is seduced by the glitter of power His own conviction of right and wrong are sacrificed at an opportune moment to capture national recognition Although he loves his wife, she does not share his love of politics, so he turns for companionship to a woman who does In the process, what he cares most about, his family, is sacrificed According to Alda, the problem is resolved in the end with the recognition that, although Tynan will continue to seek power, his family must not be sacrificed But mercifully, the audience is left to draw its own conclusions and this is perhaps the best part of the story.But a more detailed review waits this film’s appearance at the local theatre, as it no doubt will, sooner or later.Of special note is the skill of Rip Torn as a southern senator Torn is an actor w ho has never received his due acclaim.If you saw the T V.serialized special, BLIND AMBITION, you will undoubtedly remember his portrayal of Richard Nixon.THE GREAT FLOWING RIVER With THE GREAT FLOWING RIVER, the People’s Republic of China shows it has come a long wav since TAKING TIGER M O U N T A I N B Y STRATEGY.The story follows the fate of villagers who are forced to seek refuge when, their village is flooded The flood, engineered by the Kuo Min Tang is Chaing Kai Chek’s tactic for killing two birds with one stone China was at war with Japan at the time but the alliance which existed between Chaing’s army the K M T.) and the communists against their common enemy was constantly being betrayed Thus blowing up the dyke was meant to destroy villages sympathetic to the communists as much as to See FESTIVAL, Page 3 979 — 3 townships wkfk — khi .skim.i Festival attracts many stars to Montreal push back the Japanese We see the story unravelled through the eyes of Li Mai, a peasant woman who eventually becomes a revolutionary.Gone are the stylized gestures, the painted kewpee doll faces and the __natural setting of KIYKK is often spectacular and the scenes of street life in a small town are fascinating in their detail But don’t ask for too much all at once It took Hollywood 50 years The clear-cut divisions between good and bad are almost as simplistically defined as ever Happily, some conflict amongst the peasants is shown, although little of this is translated into subtitles In fact, one constantly gets the impression that the English interpretation has been sanitized for Western Alan Alda will also be at the Montreal Film Festival.consumption The long, drawn-out melodrama evoking tears is still predominant, although the acting is far more con vincing than in the past We laughed to see at the conclusion that this was only the “End of Fart One” Perhaps Fart Two will show another great leap forward for Chinese cinema and we ll bet its screening will be sold out just as this one was TWIC E A WOMAN This film may also get to your local theatre An interesting situation with a cultivated divorcee and a hip young woman who fall in love The girl decides to have the baby that the divorcee wants but was unable to have when married And so enters the former husband, Anthony Perkins The director’s first choice for this role was John Cassavetes, but he was too macho-inclined to accept If the story had been written by Iris Murdoch, it might have fulfilled the situation’s promise But it wasn’t, nor was it directed by some one who could transform the Dutch book Stargazing with Donnelly into a good movie.Superb acting by Hi hi Anderson and a new face not to mention body).Sandra Dumas, save the film by presenting a new kind of love, based on friendship and openness None of the major figures involved in the film are gay and all reject any labelling of the picture as a lesbian flick It's about human relations Unfortunately, its development is stifled by the writing and direc ting CORLEONE The Italian answer to THE GODFATHER, this is a story of the ruthless, immoral rise to power of a mafia Don Unlike the GODFATHER.COR LEONE sees no soft heart within Although Vito is murdered according to the same logic which led to his rise, it is not a tragedy no compassion is ever felt for him And, indeed, none should be Although an excellent pseudo-document, this approach does not.unfortunately, make for good drama If only another character had been developed with which we could identify, his wife for example (played by Claudia Cardinale), or his right-hand man who eventually does him in Despite this shortcoming, it is an excellent film with powerful actors, bringing to the screen a new Italian heart throb.Giuliano Gemma Well w >rth seeing if only to dispell the myth created by THE GOI>-I \ I III R FLAMME EMPOR (TORCH HIGH) This movie is about young people and the yough movements in the Saarland, a segment of Germany on the French border placed under a League of Nations mandate but returned after a plebiscite in 1934 In a romantic, natural setting, various youth groups congregate young Nazis, the young communists they fear and other young people from apolitical movements preaching a return to nature and exalting the cultural Germany It is also the story of three young people Alex, the romantic idealist who represents the emotions, Fritz, the liberal who represents the in tellect and Katia who represents the senses and their triangular love It is a fascinating insight into the culture and period, which is one step in director Eberhard Schubert’s at tempt to document imaginatively the social and historical context which made possible the rise of Hitler Adults Children under 12 VM**o*rr pR»VA t*; ¦* X-l Wish as we may and wish as we might, there were very few stars seen on opening night (or since, for that mat ter).The list of stars who were supposed to drop in on the World Film Festival was very impressive, but, so far, only a handful have shown And, with a few exceptions, one just doesn’t bump into them on the street or even in the foyer Upon arrival at the Meridian Hotel, part of the Place Desjardins complex and home base for the Festival, we saw Michel Tremblay.Quebec’s best known playwright (two of his plays, FOREVER YOURS, MARIE-LOU and HOSANNA have played at Festival Lennoxville) hopping onto an up-town bus.In the next few days, we would bump into him often, usually decked out in shorts and Indian shirt.On one occasion, he shared our amaze ment at the size of the chocolate bars at the theatre’s concession stand Another regular was the fashion designer.Gilles Gagne, who once ripped a sheet off a bed at the Hotel George V in Paris and, with a “voila”, wrapped it around Bianca Jagger who needed something to wear to a soiree that night.Of course, media vedettes continually buzzed around in search of a newsy meal — Wavne Grigsby.Tommy Schnurmacher, Martin Malina, Minou Petrowski and that character of the air waves, Freda Garmaise.But as for movie stars, they were in short supply Im patient photographers flashed the same people over and over again.Not even their telescopic lenses helped There were three parties in the first three days The Festival’s opening reception was held at the Pavilion du Quebec at Man and His World Local dignitaries (the Minister of Communications, Louis O’Neill; former cul tural czar, Hugh Faulkner; Mayor Jean Drapeau; and the Festival’s president, Serge “little Napoleon” Lo-sique) joined members of the jury, among them Morde-cal Richler, under the presidency of “spaghetti western” director, Sergio Leone, in launching it officiously The only real star out seems to have been Robert Charlebois.See STARS.Page 4 Don’t forget to GIVE before you go FREE Fri., Sat , Sept.7, 8 CHARLEY VARRICK — PG Walter Matthau Sunday, Sept 9 THEY CALL ME TRINITY —G Terence Hill, Bud Spencer ***** Mon , Tues , Sept 10, 11 THE BIG FIX — PG Richard Dreyfuss, Susan Anspach Wed , Thurs., Sept 12, 13 THEY WENT THAT A WAY & THAT A WAY — PG Tim Conway BUCK AND DOE RESTAURANT SPECIAL WELCOME TO OUR CANADIAN FRIENDS ARTHUR MILLER.in Montreal for premiere of Miller on Home Ground”.RED CROSS Arthur Blood Donor Superb Food — Impeccable Servie A REALLY NICE PLACE TO EAT MODERN DECOR- RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED Winter months - Closed Mondays Open 11 30 a m - 9 00 p m and til 10 00 p m on Saturdays WE SERVE COCKTAILS Your Hosts Ronald & Helen Langford 135 Main St.ISLAND POND call (802) 723-4712 4 _ TOWNSHIPS WEEK — KKI., SEPT.7, 1979 STANLEY KRAMER .films reflect life's uncertainty Le Tambour STARGAZING Continued from Page 3 Director Robin Spray (ACTION.REACTION, ONE MAN) was reported to have been tending bar More stars came out later that night for the party given by Harold Greenberg, president and chief execu tive officer of Astral Bellevue Pathe (Canada's Louis B Mayer).Some 400 guests celebrated in the Ritz Carle-ton’s Oval Ballroom which was transformed for the occa sion into a discotheque Among them, Alexandra Stewart.a Montreal actress with a long list of credits, most recently IN PRAISE OF OLDER WOMEN, and Guiliano Gemma, a new Italian idol who stars in CORLEONE.one of Italy’s entries in the Official Competition Stanley Kramer, whose list of films includes THE CAINE MI -TINY, HIGH NOON.THE WILD ONE, GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER?.ON THE REACH and now, in the Official Competition, HIE RUNNER STUMBLES, also appeared, joining fellow directors Ted Kotcheff (THE APPRENTICESHIP OF DCDDY KRAVITZ, Ft N WITH DICK AND JANE), a member of the jury and Mireille Dansereau whose L*ARRACHE-COEUR is entered in the competition Saturday night’s party in the Chalet on Mount Royal, hosted by Robert Lantos and Stephen Roth (IN' PRAISE OF OLDER WOMEN) was even more star-studded With the presence of Daniel Pilon, whom most of you know by sight if not by name, Elliot Gould, whom all know by name but whom few would recognize on the street, and Jerry Schatzberg (the director of PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK, SCARECROW and.most recently.THE SEDUCTION OF JOE TYNAN), whom everyone should know, but doesn’t.The food may have been what drew them fresh salmon, shrimp, oysters and artichoke salad by the cartload, washed down with champagne, a 40-piece orchestra providing the background music.We plebians of the fourth Estate who did not rate invitations to the private shindigs had to be content with or Oscar joins a troupe of “little people ganized star-gazing at the daily press conferences But from what little we saw, we would like to report that George Kennedy 'the popular screen heavy), Alan Alda ( comedian writer-director of M A S H fame who was promoting THE SEDUCTION OF JOE TYNAN) and the latest sex kitten.Sandra Dumas, really are made of flesh and blood Ms Dumas even held the door for us an hour after we watched her making love to Bibi Anderson and Anthony Perkins.We probably saw half a dozen other people who are who’ but, as with real star watching, the hardest part is recognizing them, especially the many writers, directors, producers — the faces behind the camera Gabriel Walsh, who wrote and stars in the excellent N1GHTFLOWERS, an American entry in the competition, was scheduled to appear at a press conference this week We’ll definitely be hearing a lot more about him in the future As of this writing, the arrival of American playwright Arthur Miller and his wife was confirmed, along with Harry Rasky.whose film ARTHUR MILLER ON HOME GROUND, in addition to premiering at the Festival, will appear on CBC this season Through the week, Jon Voight.Charles Bronson and his wife Jill Ireland.Michael York.Arthur Hill.Genevieve Bujold.Kate Jackson, Carole Laure, Claudine Auger.Burgess Meredith.Lewis Furey, Jean-Pierre Cas-sel, Maria Schneider.Rossano Brazzi.Jennifer Dale and Bibi Anderson are supposed to put in an appearance along with their own constellations of directors, producers and writers, among them.C laude Lelouch, Louis Malle.John Kemeny, Denis and Claude lleroux.and Jean-Charles Tacchella.Marie-France Pisier is to be present for the screening of FRENCH POSTC ARD, which will have its world premiere on closing night.And presiding over the closing night gala is that Latin lady we don’t see much anymore (she’s behind the camera now, not in front of it).Ciina Lollabrigida.Two cultures concern Alda in film MONTREAL (CP) -American culture has two conflicting messages, says actor Alan Alda, who has just written and starred in a feature film on that theme “One is that family and personal values come first and the other is that you must do everything you can to be a success.” Alda himself is a success as a television star, portraying the wise-cracking surgeon Hawkeye in the program M A S H , soon to begin its eighth season And he is also happily married with three teenage daughters, he told reporters during his visit this week to Montreal’s third annual World Film Festival But he said he knows the dangers of a culture that values family and success equally.‘‘The two can be mutually exclusive, and if you don’t know what you want, you are liable to be the servant of two masters,” he said.“You’ll suffer, and the people around you will suffer, because you’ll be at cross purposes ” His latest film.The Seduction of Joe Tynan, is being shown at the festival and scheduled for general release in Canada this fall.Alda plays a liberal young senator from New York named Joe Tynan who wears reading glasses like Ted Kennedy’s.‘‘Joe Tynan isn’t a political picture.” Alda said, looking more like a diplomat than either a senator or a film writer, with his trim haircut and pinstriped suit.“It’s a personal story about a crisis in a person’s life and I think the key to the solution for a man like him is knowing the cost of doing what he’s doing.” What Tynan’s doing is falling in love with a civil-rights lawyer played by Meryl Streep — the blonde from The Deer Hunter and Manhattan — while trying to keep his wife, played by Barbara Harris.But he is even more seduced by his own ambition and has to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of betraying a friend to get ahead ‘‘I don’t think you can be a success in our culture without having to deal with his kind of problems,” Alda said of his character Tv nan Reynolds, Conway star in grid comedy $ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Burt Reynolds and Tim Conway will star in Celebrity Comedy Football Classic, on ABC this fall The special will combine music and comedy with a game of flag football played by teams of celebrities Tw o Super Bowl coaches.John Madden, formerly of the $ Oakland Raiders, and George Allen, formerly of the S Washington Redskins, will coach the two teams $ Robert Guillaume of Benson will appear in the comedy $ segments and Mary Lou Henner of Taxi will lead a half-Xtime extravaganza.v.v.v.v.v.v.v, Pringle column WE HAVE IT ON FAIR AUTHORITY that Aerosmith is contemplating splitting up and that Steve Tyler and Joe Perry would go off in opposite directions to form new bands of their own Apparently Joe and Steve were getting on fine but their ladies didn't see eye to eye if you know what I mean • • • I’M SURE BY NOW MOST OF YOU ARE familiar with Rickie Lee Jones classic song Chuck E.’s In Love.Well for anyone who has ever wondered about the true identity of Chuck E., we have the explanation here Chuck E.is none other than Chuck E.Weiss, a name well-known to many of the artists that live in Los Angeles.Chuck, who is a musician and a Bohemian figure of sorts, was befriended by Rickie as well as Tom Waits who mentions Weiss in Nighthawk Postcards from his LP Nighthawks At the Diner.• • • PETE TOWNSHEND OF THE WHO is preparing to enter the studio to begin work on his first solo album for Atco Records who recently signed him to a long-term worldwide exclusive recording contract Pete doesn’t let the grass grow under his feet.Following the release of the album Who Are You?there was another record and film project entitled The Kids Are Alright, an autobiographical look at The Who through the years as well as another film project based on Quadrophenia which will be released some time in the fall.On top of all of this, The Who is accepting tour dates for the fall.I wonder if he ever sleeps! • • • CANADA LOVES SUPERTRAMP! And how!! There was a statistic flying around during Supertramp’s Cana dian tour that they had played to as many people in Canada on a 17-day tour as they had to on a 50-day tour of the U S.They played to over 100,00 people in Toronto at Exhibition Stadium and had two sellout concerts at Montreal’s Jarry Park.Those were only two of the highlights; every city across the country had the same story , sold to the rafters.If you caught one of the shows I'm sure you’ll agree Supertramp offers one of the most professionally-staged and entertaining concert evenings of any rock act on tour these days.Besides thanking the Supertramp lads — Rodger Hodgson.Rick Davies, Dougie Thompson, Bob C Benberg and the ever entertaining John Anthony Helliwell for those magic nights, a tip of the hat goes to the unofficial sixth band member, Russell Pode, who consistently provided the sound that is unequalled on the rock circuit today.During the eastern leg of the Canadian tour, Henry Champ of the CTV news affairs program W5 travelled with the band to put together an upcoming W5 segment to profile Super tramp.Supertramp Country music We regret Dave MulhollandV munie column in not available thin week. 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Edgar Johnson (PENGUIN): $4.95, 601 pp.The centenary of Dickens’s death in 1970 was notable for the increase of publishing activity dealing with the life and times of the man generally regarded as the greatest of the English novelists - as Johnson says in his new preface: “The unifying thread of his entire career was a critical analysis of the nineteenth-century society unsurpassed hy any novelist in grasp or scope”.The biographical material brought to light as a result of the heightened attention has been reworked by Edgar Johnson, and his massive, definitive biography of Dickens has been revised and abridged in a paperback Penguin edition published in 1979 Johnson’s masterly tale matches the spirit and exuberance for life of his subject, and the length of the original 1953 edition has been greatly abridged due to the removal of the exhaustive critical chapters included on each of the major works.What remains is indeed the best-crafted, most authoritative study of the Victorian novelist As a new generation of readers discovers Dickens, it is appropriate that his life receives the scrutiny of new biographers who may profit from the flurry of activity which an ever-expanding Dickens market makes available The most recent “life”, is that written by Norman and Jeanne Mackenzie The Mackenzies have fashioned a highly readable portrait of the novelist, which wins admiration for the smooth flow of its narration -particularly through the confusing mass of detail surrounding the maze of contracts, agreements, and promises of books to come which the young and irrepressible Dickens enveloped himself in during the early years of his publishing career The Mackenzie biography is particularly lucid in its documentation of the American journey which Dickens embarked upon on January 4.1842 Once he docks in Boston, the narrative moves swiftly and entertainingly along as Boz moved the Americans to frantic adulation or barely suppressed anger over his outspoken opposition to the piracy tactics of Yankee publishers while the young American nation had thrilled to Pickwick and Oliver and Nickleby, the pocket of Dickens had not been fattened by as much as one red cent The Mackenzies keep the long passages from the copious letters of Dickens and his contemporaries to a minimum, which perhaps adds to the impression of a fast-moving.rapidly-developing life As interesting as the early portion of the book may be, it is the final twelve years of the novelist's life which are the most revealing about the Dickens who has been transmogrified from the man that emerged from John Forster’s rather sterile biography (1872-1874) Forster’s refusal to accurately portray the final years of Dickens’s life, which he lived apart from his wife Catherine, (who had been replaced by the young actress Ellen Lawless Ternan), was as much a result of the Victorian morality as it was attributable to any deviousness on the writer’s part Forster had been, after all, one of Dickens’ closest friends, and had fulfilled the role of advisor and literary agent More recent biographies are quite clear in their treatment of the Dickens’s separation, and there is in the Millions of children desperately need basic food, shelter, schooling and health care Vour help is needed Send your donation today Mackenzie's book a tendency to describe and analyze far more of the warts which Dickens as a mere mortal had.than there is to gloss over his less than fair treatment of family and friends alike The result is a more realistic portrait, without the absolute aura of godlike infallibility that earlier studies of Dickens suggested by their total devotion to his craft, while ignoring the petulant, bullheaded side of the man that emerges from the Mackenzie’s study Edgar Johnson’s revised edition of the Dickens story will remain the work against which newer efforts will be measured.Norman and Jeanne Mackenzie’s biography of Dickens is an engaging, honest approach to a life that offers a sizeable challenge to writers who have to come to grips with the man whose careers included popular novelist, journalist, magazine editor, amateur theatricals manager, philanthropist, publisher and stage performer whose success was unparalleled on the Victorian stage A life of Dickens is as much an examination of a Victorian captain of industry, as it is the noting of the literary achievements of the writer who is to the English novel as Shakespeare is to the stage “The Coup” by John Updike (RANDOM HOCSE): $11.75, 299.pp.It’s a long way from the comfortable middle-class American homes that are the usual haunts of John Updike, to the crazy, tropical land of Kush, in the centre of the emerging African nations Readers who followed the Pennsylvanian and New England protagonists of the early Updike fiction will be at first dismayed by the remark able progression to the hero of “The Coup - Colonel Hakim Felix Ellellou.The Colonel is a strange hybrid of his own customs, and those of the Americans for whom he has a bitter, sardonic scorn, and not a little of the satiric eye of his creator, when it comes to the morals and mores of the giant capitalist nation that dominates Kush Ellellou knows the Americans well, having spent four years at McCarthy College, in the quaint mid-American town of Franchise, Wisconsin.In fact, the scenes in which Ellellou verbally jousts with the Archie Bunker cloned father of his white female friend Candace Cunningham.allow Updike to return to his metier - the rhythms of speech, social hangups, and crass bravado of middle-class Americans is the comfortable area Updike knows and describes best The early portion of this novel features some of the most torturous prose to be found in any of the Updike books The style is deliberately over-written, one assumes, in order that the mind of Ellellou will be accurately revealed in the first and third person narration blend which Updike has chosen for “The Coup'* The comedy of the book is found in the desperate struggle of the people of Kush as they are pulled between the Americans and the Russians in a modern day imperialist scenario As a departure from Updike’s proven style, “The Coup” is a success.Ellellou is a fascinating character, and the author has done a remarkable job in researching the topography and customs of the African nations The story is perhaps inspired by the lunacy of Idi Amin and some of the more outrageous of the African leaders Updike is unrelenting in his satire of the Africans and also in his ruthless attacks on the money-grubbers who share citizenship with him in the United States This book lets John Updike stretch his talents and offers an entertaining look at the third world dilemma that is focusing attention on the Middle East and Africa.OFF THE RECORD Joe Egan “Out Of Nowhere” (ARIOLA-QU ALITY> It w as seven years ago that a pair of young song writers began a short-lived recording career with a song that had a catchy, Dylan-mocking, light rocking lyric and melody - “Stuck In The Middle W ith You”.Anyone who was alive in the summer of ’78 heard one half of that duo hit with “Baker Street’’ - a cleverly crafted, epic tune that will help to define that hot season for years to come Slightly more than a year later, “Out Of Nowhere” comes Joe Egan, with an unbelievable album that is as perfect a collection of modern rock you can hear Egan, former partner with Gerry Rafferty, produces songs that still embrace a melody line and that are meant to be sung, and not just to be covered with the repetitious, boring coating of disco syncopation Egan’s release is another remarkable case of the parts being far more talented than the whole - Stealer's Wheel never sounded this big.this exciting Pick the haunting “Natural High” as a dynamite single release Mr A&R man, and it will be Baker Street allover again The most memorable use of cello since “Yesterday”, and absolutely piercing guitar work from Phil Palmer Themes look quite maudlin, laid out on the lyrics covering the back cover - the city as a strangler; get back on the road again, escape to the country - but the feel of the album is quite the opposite Just a terrific album and for those who can't get enough of Gerry Rafferty, this is more of the same When you pick it up look for a black and white cover, with a sketch of Joe Egan that bears an uncanny, almost mirror-image resemblance to the bearded, bespectacled portraits of Gordon Lightfoot appearing on his last few album covers The Rumour "Frogs Sprouts Clogs and Krauts” (ARISTA) Representative of the bands that are an alternative to punk, out of Britain now, is the Rumour.Staffed by the near-legendary Brinsley Sch wartz on guitar and vocals, this five-man.progressive rock outfit has spawned such semi-luminaries as Dave Edmunds and Nick Lowe, who now go the solo route.The title being the playful diminutives for the nationalities resident in the band (and the cover art displays their respective flags in a Monty Pythonish pose), might 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HORROR Mlli'JXU I I TOWNSHIPS WEEK — KHI.SKPT.7.1979 — 7 Oscar Wilde’s “Earnest” hysterically funny STRATFORD - Every writer is marked by the age in which he lives and writes Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) lived the whole of his short life in the reign of Queen Victoria In his own way, he was as much affected by this fact as was Alfred Lord Tennyson or Rudyard Kipling In 1837, an 18-year-old girl became the Queen of England Statesman, artists, and w riters shared an impulse to avoid those subjects that might be unsuitable for the sheltered young queen The effect was striking - and not entirely desirable What may be proper intellectual nourishment for a strictly raised 18 year-old girl is not necessarily appropriate for all the people in the country.Also, the result was the encouragement of respectability not the rebirth of virtue The British people showed a greater interest in appearing respectable The Importance of Being Ernest is a play about respectability The opinion of one’s neighbours became all - important As a result, hypocrisy became the most important virtue.The standard of conduct in Victoria's time was extremely strict and the penalty for breaking the moral code was to be cast out from society but this meant only that one was expected to avoid getting caught Thus, the Victorian era fostered a highly repressive atmosphere It insisted on conformity.What one should not do was carefully prescribed by society And w ith this went an insincerity which came to be accepted as entirely natural, especially by the middle class.As a result, it produced a large number of people obedient to its standards but it also produced a crop of colourful eccentrics and rebels Oscar Wilde was one of those In Victorian England, W ilde was a god His words were sought and treasured His witticisms were published Wilde’s masterpiece is the Importance of Being Ernest and one of the delights of English literature.It opened in 1895 to the cheers of a fashionable London audience, that same year Wilde was ruined.Five years later he died in France, penniless and a social out cast.The Importance of Being Ernest is a perfect union of plot, character and style All blend to create something as weightless and luminous as a bubble The characters have no depth, but have wonderful vivacity and polish One element in the play is the use of misapplied logic and upside down conversation This is found in dialogue that sounds reasonable but is actually completely nonsensical.Nothing of real importance happens in the world of this play Line after line is a triumph of glittering, scintillating loquaciousness, so perfect that not a world could be changed without spoiling the effect.In fact, the actors could deliver their lines standing still on stage and the play would still be hilarious and almost like Noel Coward’s lines it really doesn’t matter who says them In this play, Wilde has made a strong and briliant development as a dramatist, at one stroke, he has eliminated the second-hand melodrama which was a mainstay of his earlier plays and of most of the plays of the 19th century, including the earlier plays of Shaw Barry MacGregor gives a wonderful performance, full of energy and vital stage presents, in the part of Algernon Moncrieff As Lady Bracknell says, “He has nothing, but he looks everything’’ John Worthing is played by Nicholas Pennell.w ho seems to be in a lot of difficulty with a injured leg and subsequently his performance was off its stride When I first saw William Hutt as Lady Bracknell a few seasons ago, I was rather nonplussed, because instead of Mr Hutt acting the part of Lady Bracknell, he was I felt, giving a performance of Dame Edith Evans playing Lady Bracknell and I really hadn’t come to the Barry MacGregor as Algernon in “The Importance Of Being Earnest” Festival to see a female impersonation act This time however.Mr Hutt has subtly altered and modified the performance and is now giving more his own portrayal of Lady Bracknell The first act is employed to introduce the characters and explain their relation to one another In the third act.all elements are sorted out and concluded The second act is the one in which complications are introduced and affairs expound upon Someone said that act two was there to kept acts one and three apart and to create a second intermission so that the theatre can sell more booze This I find not all together true, although many plays seem to drop in the second act.as it does in this play Especially in the scenes between Cecily, played by Marti Maraden and Gwendolen, played by Domini Blythe, who seem too pale to deliver Wilde’s brilliant repartee.As Gwendolen says, “In matters of real grave importance, style, not sincerity, is the vital 1 thing " Wil’iam Needles brings a certain amo> nt of life to the part of Merriman.but in the tea serving scene, w hen Miss Maraden doesn’t pick up her cues fast enough, the life becomes very broad mugging and in fact the whole scene is played by everyone on stage far too heavily for laughs' and is reduced to semi-slap stick The set is designed by Daphne Dare and is the same one used in previous seasons It is a solid looking single unit set with the dressing changed to make the set from Algernon Moncrieff's London flat to a garden in John Worthing’s country estate An acting level extends over half of the playing area and that plus the awkward arrangement of the set pieces have the actors continually squirming around the furniture to move about the set The play is directed by Robin Phillips The lighting, designed by Michael J Whitfield, is rather odd in the first act As the actors walk across the set strange shadows fall across their faces I don't know if some of the lighting instruments were burnt out or if it was some kind of lighting ef- fect If it was the latter it didn’t work and it was terribly messy 1 found the banging around off stage to make off stage noises while John Worthing is looking for his valise amateurish and an unnecessary low in this otherwise high caliber production Oscar Wilde’s, Ernest’, is.at times, almost by sterically funny and if it isn’t the highlight of the festival (which it might well be), it is certainly not to be missed this season Gene Kelley, Olivia Newton-John team up HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Gene Kelly and Olivia Newton John w ill star in Xanadu, an original musical fantasy that goes into production in mid-September Kelly was voted a special Academy Award for his contribution to dance on film, and his films include For Me and My Gal.Anchors Aweigh.An American in Paris and Singin’ in the Rain Bujold among stars in film HOLLYWOOD (AP) Genevieve Bujold.Michael York.Burgess Meredith and Colleen Dew hurst star in Final Assignment, to be filmed on location in Canada and Austria Sa, £>.$$oni TROTTORIA RESTAURANT BAR ITALIAN & FRENCH CUISINE * PIZZERIA SEAFOOD * CHARCOAL STEAKS Delivery RESTAURANT TONI 49 WELLINGTON, N.- SHERBROOKE "•*’ EOOOOPOOOOOOPOOOOPOOOOOO^OO Ufc Uii., A* KO M6MU0X FULLY LICENCED CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED OPEN FROM 11 A M.to 2 A.M. * K — TOWNSHIPS WEEK — KHI., SfcPI.4.1979 Get set for 1979 Townships football ¦H MM* #¦ ¦ .V* WÊÊm U8 By MATT EIJ)EK LENNOX VILLE Autumn’s back and for many Townshippers, that means football season Sure, we’ve all been taking in the CFL on the tube every now and then and perhaps a few of us have ventured into Montreal to see the Alouettes at the Big () But there’s nothing like going out to the ball field on a crisp, clear Saturday afternoon to watch the local l)oys go at it Bishops Gaiters begin their 1979 Ontario-Quebec Intercollegiate Football Conference schedule Saturday, as do Champlain College in the CEGEP league The high schoolers are a week away from their openers, as their training camps are barely started So get out to Bishop s Stadium tomorrow af ter noon Ottawa Gee-Gees are in town to face the Gaiters — and keep tabs on the start of the high school schedule.And don’t forget, Champlain Cougars stage their home opener next weekend Gaiter backfielders go through receiving/defending drills during practise this week.Will lack of depth stall Gaiters’ pride?By MATT ELDER LENNOXVILLE There’s a strong tradition of football success that Bishop’s Gaiters’ coach Bruce Coulter must live up to each autumn at the Lennoxville campus There are few years in recent memory that Bishop's has failed to field a respectable grid squad Much of this success stems from Coulter’s leadership itself This year’s edition of the Gaiters is no exception Several key players have graduated, but that's no excuses — replacements must and have been found Whether they can match last year’s strong performance remains to be seen.A glance at the 1979 roster leaves doubts Gone are centre Dick Doucette (always an all-star).Nick Arakgi (now a good bet to become a fixture with the Montreal Alouettes), Bob Goldberger and Blair Shier.A glancing blow, it would appear, but surely four players can’t be all that serious a loss unfortunately, all were members of last season's offensive line.On the bright side.Bob Egan and Harry Webster are back to provide a sound base for what may well be a respectable unit Coulter plans to use four players two wavs — Tom Bray, Ray Heffernan.Peter Jacobsen and Webster — although not all at the same time Tim Saunders will likely start at centre and A1 Cairns replaces Arakgi at tight end In the backfield, a familiar face is back Jim Etcheverry (son of guess who) is back at the helm of the Gaiter offence after a year’s absence.Although Bruce Wilkins has graduated, Steve Bely looks likely to be a more-than adequate replacement for the all-Canadian running back He’ll be lined up alongside fullback Doug McNevan Gord Dowbiggin has transferred from the University of Toronto Varsity Blues and will be at slot back Bruce Gair and Kevin Bennett will give Etch plenty of throwing targets.Rookie Phil Charron, who made that amazing game-winning punt return against McGill last Saturday, will also see action at wide receiver On defense, everybody's back.Bray, Heffernan and Jacobsen and Webster will form a near-awesome front ° ^ _ .J - >!.4 back with the Gaiters.He played junior ball in Ontario last season Jim Etcheverrv is BOB EGAN .defensive captain four — as long as they can keep their stamina up.Another old, familiar face is back in the linebacking department.Scott Ham-merstrom, after a year’s “retirement”, will again don a purple-and-white sweater.Perennial all-star Marty Edwards and George Roy round out the linebackers The defensive backfield looks tight George Baptist, Mike Gibson.Mark Fabri and Andy King will be joined by rookies Tim King.Robbie Leyden and Bill Rowe Larry Ring will play safety this season.The kicking chores will be handled solely by Etcheverry He was a fine punter in his previous role with the Gaiters and his placekicking has raised a few eyebrows with his accuracy and consistency to date The only serious difficulty the Gaiters could face in 1979 is depth With so many players playing both ways and with one player backing up several positions in a few cases.injuries will hurt Bishop’s chances to win that elusive championship Should they stay out of the hospital.Bishop’s chances look good “If we win our division, w hich could be the toughest in the nation this year as all the other teams are stronger, then perhaps the league and Atlantic bowl championships won’t be so tough.” assistant coach Ron Perowne reasons.“The OQIFC East will be the toughest hurdle.” Step One in the quest for national fame is tomorrow when the Gaiters face the Ottawa Gee-Gees at BU.“They have a good outside game,” Perowne says.“They’re a much improved team over last year We’ll have to watch out for sideline patterns and deep curl-ins.” Kickoff at Bishop’s Stadium is 2 p.m.Not to worry, the stands WILL be open — although they will have to be rebuilt before next season, scaffolding has been installed to add support and they say all is ready for the usual throngs of rowdies.THE HUT Army, Navy A Airforce Unit 318 DANCE Sept.8th BORDER MOUNTAINEERS Members & Guests Welcome Treat yourself to the food that made the Greeks gods.Greek cuisine Charcoal steaks Sea Foods For Reservations: (819) 569-5259 Motel le Grec R R 1.I^-nnowille Out*.(StanMcad Road) vSfSi TOWNSHIPS WEEK — r RI.SEPT.7.1*79 — 9 3nil II* NH ji ¦ II |i:c •he ALEXANDER GALT REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL mm BU, W?¦£*> i PIPERS—SENIORS i* « Disco Jeans Wed., Sept.26 — B C S vs GALT Sat., Sept.29 — Galt vs.Stanstead Sat., Oct.6 — Galt vs.Massey Varner Wed.Oct.10 - Galt vs B C.S.0 PIPERS—JUNIORS Sat., Sept.29 — Galt vs.Stanstead Sat., Oct.6 — Galt vs.B.C.S.Wed.Oct.10 — Galt vs Massey Vanier Wellington Hotel 112-A Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 545-8311 68 Wellington S.—Sherbrooke—Tel.: 567 5261 K.'.V »! , j&lJ Les Entreprises Denis Boisvert Inc.Bishop's University Lennoxville—Tel.: 569-9551 Sherbrooke Radio Taxi & Gas Bar 2 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 565 1376 Beaulac Champlain Regional College Lennoxville Campus 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Simpsons-Sears Limited, Carrefour de I'Estrie Sherbrooke 1750 King W.—Sherbrooke—Tel.: 562-4717 Bishop's College School Lennoxville—Tel.: 569 0657 Service Shell Corbeil Inc 79 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 563 2 929 Perrette Open: 7 a m.-11 00 p.m, 96 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 567-4333 Les Papiers Scott Ltée.Scott Paper Ltd 8 College St.—Lennoxville—Tel.565-8220 Lessard Bus Lines Inc.1100 Talbot St.—Sherbrooke—Tel : 563 6575 Upholstering, General Work & Complete Choice of Material 300 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 562 0150 Desruisseaux Garage Auto Body 261 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel: 562 9743 10 — TOWNSHIPS WEEK — FBI.SEPT.7.1979 wnL it tit BISHOP'S UNIVERSITY Tom Allan Offensive Line I * -jr r t Bruce Coulter Head C oach Bon Perowne Defensive Line Jim Etcheverr\ Quarterback Harry Webster Captain Off.BISHOP S GAITERS Sat.Sept.8 — Ottawa vs BISHOP’S Sat., Sept.15 — Bishop’s vs.Carleton (Homecoming) Sat.Sept.29 - Trois-Rivières vs BISHOP Sat., Oct.6 — Bishop’s vs.Concordia (Thanksgiving) Sat., Oct.13 — Bishop’s vs.Queen’s tfSHPR Marty Fdwards Captain Def.Tom Brav Off.Captain LINE UP George Baptist Kevin Bennett Kurt Brandes Tom Bray Al Cairns Phil Charron Mark Chouinard Adam Cutler Gordon Oowbiggin C.Edgar Marty Edwards Bob Egan Jim Etcheverry 74 77 53 60 28 20 40 23 27 50 34 54 14 Mark Fabri Bruce Gair Mike Gibson Bill Godson Scott Hamerstrom Craig Harris Ray Heffernan Jim Irwin Peter Jacobson Dave Jardin Andy King Tim King Peter Knee 25 21 24 72 65 33 55 41 61 29 11 71 15 Aurelio Lamenta Robbie Leyden Kim Mackellarn Doug Mcnevan Mike Mullins John Nadeau Dave Northey Brian Rahill Larry Ring Bill Rowe Tim Saunders Harry Webster Rod Young 10 63 73 26 76 52 56 70 35 12 51 64 72 Andy Benny Le Culottier Inc.Ill Wellington N.—Sherbrooke—Tel.: 569 8748 Paradis Service 56 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 562 8272 Brasserie Len Pub 83 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 563 5922 Green's Bake Shop 160 B Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 569 5038 F.L.Lunch 314 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 562 9544 Sherbrooke Laundry & Dry Cleaners Inc.353 Frontenac St.—Sherbrooke—Tel.562 2633 "Mike" Texaco 89 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 562 8247 G.L.Beaulieu Inc.97 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 569 5971 A MOUETTES ALL OF US, WISH ALL OF YOU A SUCCESSFUL 79 SEASON' MONTREAL ALOUETTES "Best Wishes from the - Town of Lennoxville Donald M.Patrick, Pharmacien 111 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 569 3601 The Royal Bank of Canada Robert Lariviere, Manager 131 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 569-9219 Quad 39 39 Wellington N—Sherbrooke—Tel.: 569-6131 Studio Paul Lindell 625 Prospect St.—Sherbrooke—Tel.: 567 1666 Eastern Townships Produce Ltd.140 Leger St.—Sherbrooke—Tel.: 563 2282 TOWNSHIPS WEKK — KHI .SKPT.7.1979 - 11 lit 41 111 II* *1?411 it an an ir II *lll nr CHAMPLAIN REGIONAL COLLEGE LENNOXVILLE CAMPUS Sr ** ?«*’• -, .$ M.*' Craig Valle Defensive Line C oach Al Ansell Offensive Line C oach C liff Bacon Quarter Back Jacques Chapdelaine Offense OFFENSIVE TEAM 8 Paul Hoyne.SB 9 Cliff Bacon.QB 10 Gary Saumure.QB 11 Ian Crandall.SB 12 Todd Johnson.QB 14 Tim Larivière, WR 18 Jeff Cathcart.RB 22 Glen Collie.RB 25 Claude Rouleau.RB *26 Gary Shannon.SB 31 Steve Halikis.RB 33 Fred Dezan.RB 39 Claude Belleau.RB 45 Marcel Lebrun.C 50 Peter Paige.G 51 Bob Halasz.G *52 John Eng.G 54 Terry McLaughlan, T 55 Peter Shea, T 60 Bill Harris.T 65 Morgan Thompson.T 75 John Stewart.TE 77 Wayne Westman, TE 80 Jean Archambault.WR 88 Jacques Chapdelaine.WR Doug Ba y ley Def.Quarterback DEFENSIVE TEAM 3 Bruce Cruickshank, S 5 Tony Pieffer, S 7 Steve Niles, S 15 German Villeneuve, S 20 Mike Coley, CB *24 Mike Hannough, CB 30 Bob Pearce, CB *34 John Weltz.CB *36 Scott Kenner, S 40 Dan Downey, CB 44 Bruce Hannough, DE 61 Bill Huckins, NG 64 Murray Suitor, NG 66 Mark James.DT 68 Paul Dupuis, DT 69 Marc Power.NG 70 Andrew Fuller.DT 89 Brad Coates, DE 90 Wayne Morrison, LB 91 Tim Ellis, LB 93 Jeff DeLallo, DE 97 Calvin Peck.LB 98 Doug Bayley.LB Ian Breck Head L oach Steve Kin>* Athletic Therapist Dennis Attachison Offensive Backs/Keceivers CHAMPLAIN COUGARS Sat.Sept.8 — Champlain vs John Abbott Sat., Sept 15 — C M R vs CHAMPLAIN Wed., Sept.19 — Champlain vs.Trois-Rivieres Sat.Sept.22 — Champlain vs Vanier Sun., Sept.30 — Trois-Rivieres vs CHAMPLAIN Sat .Oct.13 — John Abbott vs CHAMPLAIN Sat., Oct.20 — Champlain vs C M R Sat .Oct.27 — Vanier vs CHAMPLAIN Sat., Nov.2 - Play-Off ALL HOME GAMES PLAYED AT B.U STADIUM Sun.Nov.10 — Golden Bowl at Olympic Stadium The Golden Lion Pub Burton Gulf L.P.Valcourt at the lights in Lennoxville—Tel.: 565-1015 167 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.567 1255 R.H.Taxi Enrg.Roger Hétu, Prop.106 D Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 562 5414 Perry Beaton Photography 100 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 563 5633 Charles' Restaurant Inc.Bilingual Auctioneer 233 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 565 8188 \ Salon Leda 163 Queen St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 569 1100 Lennoxville Radio Taxi William Pettigrew, Prop.I B Depot St.—Lennoxville—Tel.: 562 2411 lithoinc.imprimeur/lithographe printer/lithographer 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IH — TOWNSHIPS WKEK — PHI., SEPT.7, 1979 Hiann a Miami et a New York (60m ) H TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE Can You Hear The Laughter7 The Story of Freddie Prinze 1979 Ira Angustam stars as Freddie Pnn/e, the late comedian whose brilliant car eer wa s cut short by his growing dependence on drugs and ai cohol and his inability to cope with the pressures of Holly wood success (2 hrs ) O BIG EVENT MOVIE Holocaust The Road To Babi Yar’ 1978 Stars Joseph Bot toms.Tovah Feldshuh Rudi Weiss and Helena escape from a long procession of Jews being marched to Babi Yar for an mhilation Josef and Berta Weiss are reunited in the War saw ghetto (Pt II of a four part drama 2 hrs ) THREE S COMPANY HAWAII 5-o THREE S COMPANY Jack Tripper, a chef for all sea sons, turnsouttobequiteadish himself when he disguises him self as roommate Chriasy to skirt FBI agents on his trail (Season Premiere) © PREMIERE PAGE © HAWAI 5-0 © GRAND OLD COUNTRY Guests Billy Jo Spears Nancy Ryan.T G Sheppard (Repeat) © HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION THEATER Actor' Her TUESDAY shel Bernardi and Georgia Brown si arm this original ma de for television musical play on the colorful early life of Paul Mum Written by the award winning team of Jerome Law rence and Robert F Lee (2 hrs J 9 30 O ASIAN REFUGEES A cur rent affairs documentary (60 mi ns) O© TAXI A nice girl becomes infatuatedwithLouie whichap palls the cabbies and leads to non stop macho bragging by the dispatcher (Season Premiere) © TAXI 10 00 G A CONTREPOIDS SHIRLEY THEROUX THE LAZARUS SYNDROME Dr MacArthur St Clair becomes emotionally in volved when a beautiful nurse with whom he once had a love affair is raped in the hospital parking garage Stars Louis Gossett Jr Ronald Hunter (Premiere.60 mins ) © CONTREPOIDS © SHIRLEY © LAZARUS SYNDROME 10:30 GO TELE JOURNAL G MAN ALIVE Focuses on people's search for values, for whatjt means to be truly alive LES NOUVELLES TVA 11 00 Cf Cf O NEWS ;BC NEWS SPORTS CTVNEWS 8 © ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW © ACROSS THE FENCE 11 OS G INFORMA SOIR O LE 9 VOUS INFORME © LA COULEUR DU TEMPS 112 1© NEWS 11270 NEWS 11 30 O CBS LATE MOVIE BARNABY JONES Trap Play A young housewife is last seen in the company of a football player and he comes under su spicion for her death when the keystohisapartment are found among her possessions (Repeat) DAWN Portrait Of A TeenageRunaway l976Stars Eve Plumb, Bo Hopkins G THETONIGHTSHOW Best Of Carson Guests Robert Mit chum.Dick Van Patten.George Miller (Repeat.90 mms ) O© TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK Revenge For A Rape 1976 Stars Mike Connors.Robert Reed A man becomes a lone vigilante track mg down the three men who raped his wife 11 45 0 A NEW KIND OF FAMILY 12:00 O INFORMA SOIR ©FILM-O-DIX Deux Filleul du Parrain' 1966 Franco Franchi.Moira Orfei (90 m ) © MOVIE (DRAMA) ••• ‘ Reckoning 1969 N.col W.l liamson,RachelRoberts Ruth less man rises from a Liverpool slum to the upper strata of cutthroat biQ business (2 hrs ) THE STORY OF FREDDIE PRINZE nf the the drama of one -,t popular young' I be presented m the Laughter7 The The compellin meteoric career decades s most entertainers will Can You Hea Story of Freddie Prinze a new; motion picture-for-television to be! presented on The CBS Nigh* Movies Sept 11 ; Ira Angustam (pictured) stars JS; Freddie Prinze the late comedian ; whose brilliant career was swiftly! cut short by his growing depen-! dence on drugs and alcohol and his • inability to cope with the pressures | of Hollywood success Prinze a star; of major nightclubs as well as the: hit television series.Chico and the : Man died by his own hand in; January 1977 at the age of 22 Kevin Hooks also stars in the: drama, as Nat Blake Prinze s closest friend, dating back to his; days as a New York City high school; student Devon Ericson portrays his; wife Kathy And special guest star; Stephen Elliott plays Prinze's first! agent.Jonas ••••••••••< WEDNESDAY •••••••• EVENING 6 00 o£»o° O CD vous 6 15 6 30 6 45 7 00 OIR © NEWS LE DIX INFORME 8© ABC NEWS ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Pinocchio' Part I Actors, pup pats technical wizardry, and original music blend to produce this new version of Carlo Col lodi's classic In the first epi sode the woodcarver Gepetto creates a puppet froma magical piece of wood Mischievous Pinocchio meets the Blue Fairy wi.o teaches him how he may become a real boy G INFORMA SOIR G NBC NEWS O© LES TANNANTS G MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW BEWITCHED VERMONT REPORT LE 9 VOUS INFORME O TELEJEANS CBS NEWS ROOTS Part III 8 HAPPY DAYS TIC TAC DOUGH © INCREDIBLE HULK An overly aggressive football star relates to David Banner, who recognizes traces of his own affliction in the gridiron player s behavior (Repeat 60 mins ) © MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW © MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT 7 30 ©©baseballdesexpos Au Stade Olympique, les Cubs de Chicago rencontrent les Expos de Montreal (2 hr 30 m ) 8 CROSS WITS MAJOR LEAGUE BA SEBALLChicagoCubsvsMon treal Expos (3hrs ) O© PETITE MAISON DANS LA PRAIRIE §JOKER S WILD BOB NEWHART SHOW DICK CAVETT SHOW Baseball Paner Part I Guests Mickey Mantle.Hank Aaron.Leo Durocher.and Tom Gorman O SPECIAL MOVIE PRESENTATION The Bingo Long Traveling All Stars And Motor Kings l976Stars BillyDeeWiI hams.JamesEarIJones Ateam of renegade ballplayers from the Negro National League of the 1930 s barnstorms the country (2 hrs ) G REAL PEOPLE G © © FIGHT IS ENOUGH Romantic chaos reigns at the Bradfords when David returns home to find his girlfriend on the verge of marrying another guy 60 mins ) PUBLIC SPEAKS Vermont Music 9 00 O BIG EVENT MOVIE Holoc aust The Final Solution 1978 Stars Fritz Weaver Rosemary Herns Rudi Weiss and Helena are married m a tradi tional ceremony m the Ukraine The Nazis plan to resettle 6.000 Jews a day from the War saw ghetto to the camp at Auschwitz (Pt III of a four part drama 2 hrs ) O MINI SERIES O©© CHARLIE S ANGELS After Kelly and Kns welcome aboardtheirnewteammember Tiffany Welles the glamorous private detectives sail aboard TheLoveBoat.and their inves tigation into a fortune in stolen museum pieces turns the peaceful Caribbean into a tidal wave of suspense and adven ture Guest stars Bert Convy.Gavin MacLeod (Season Premiere.2 hrs ) © MINI SERIES Holocauste (OxE Partie) © GREAT PERFORMANCES TrialOf The Moke Atensepor trayal of a unique moment in American history the systematic persecution of the first Black cadet to graduate from West Point by his fellow officers (90 mins ) 10 00 O O JAZZ DE MONTREUX O BENDER A tough, street wise New York police executive becomes Chief of Police in a rich.California desert resort community, targeted by clever criminal elements as easy pickings Stars HarryGuardm 0.Nicolas Coster (60 mms) O CHEMIN DUNE VIE MEILLEURE © VENEZ DONC CHEZ MOI 10: 10:30 15 O AG 30 G O AGENDA TELEJOURNAL THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL Q© LES NOUVELLES TVA ffi FRANKIE AND JOHNNY Choreographed by Ruth Page and Bentley Stone, this serio comic ballet depictsthestory of Frankie, a womanof the streets and Johnny, her pimp, whowere lovers sworn to be true until he done her wrong (60 mms ) 11 00 GOO NEWS BC NEWS SPORTS CTVNEWS ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW © VERMONT REPORT 11:05 Q INFORMA SOIR LE 9 VOUS INFORME LA COULEUR DU TEMPS 11:10 G NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:12 Q NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:15 0© BONSOIR LE MONDE THURSDAY EVENING 6 00 VOUS INF4 6:15 6 30 6 45 7 00 8 00 & ?OIR © NEWS LE DIX >RME 8© ABC NEWS ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Pinocchio' Part II The Blue Fairy tells Pinocchio where to find gold pieces so he can buy his school books and help sup port Gepetto But the villainous cat and fox trick him out of the money and get him in trouble wrth the police INFORMA SOtR NBC NEWS G© LES TANNANTS G MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW S BEWITCHED OPEN STUDIO LE 9 VOUS INFORME UNE ARCHE IMMOBILE Mieux vaut tard que ïamais LDermere) CBS NEWS ROOTS Part IV HAPPY DAYS TIC TAC DOUGH L ENFANCE A VIVRE © BENSON Benson leaves the Tate household to work for Governor Gatling.Jessica s cousin © MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW ffi MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT OO QUI SONT-ILS?Maurice Richard.as du hockey ^Dermere) CROSS WITS REACH FOR THE TOP National Finals CD chips JOKER S WILD © PATSY GALLANT Guests Claudia Barry, Edwin Starr (Repeat) © BOB NEWHART SHOW © DICK CAVETT SHOW Baseball Panel Part II 8 00 OO LES GRANDS FILMS Police Python 357 1975 Yves Montand.Francois Pener Un commissaire de police a Or leans tombe amoureux d'une photographe italienne qu'il >g nore etre la maîtresse de son patron Celui o tient la ieune fille une ex droguee sous sa dependence (2 h .30 m ) O SPECIAL MOVIE PRESEN TATION Gator 1976 Stars BurtReynolds.LaurenHutton A Department of Justice agent calls upon Gator a non conformist not to stop his 7 30 8 moonshmmg but to ask his help mconvictmga ruthlessandcor-rupt political boss (2 hrs) © BIG EVENT MOVIE Holocaust The Saving Rem nant 1978 Stars Joseph Bot toms, Michael Monarly As the Nazis start to resettle' some of the ghetto residents m concentration camps.Moses Weiss, who had been smuggling arms into the Warsaw ghetto, leads an uprising and.for several days a few hundred Jews hold off 7.000 well armed soldiers Sonclusion.2 hrs .30 mms ) I MUPPETS SHOW I © LAVERNE AND SHIR LEY To save themselves from farmer Boompergaards very big shotgun, the Fonz and Ri-chieareforced to walk down the aisle with Laverne and Shirley ieason Premiere) THE WALTONS A former girlfriend of John's comes to Walton Mountain, Elizabeth and Cindy open a canteen for the Gl s from camp Rockfish (60 mms ) § A GIFT TO LAST KING OF KENSINGTON It s a brave new world when Larry takes on a new job as Recrea tion Director of the Kensington Community Center and Gladys and Jack return from their honeymoon ready for a divorce © JEUDI 20H30 l Etranger de l'Espace 1974 Glenn Cor answer Last week’s puzzle betrCameronMitchell (2h) O© BENSON Benson, the popular butler from Soap is searchedby guards, soakedby sprinklers, attacked by dogs.andmistakenfortheRev Jesse Jackson- when he gets a new job taking care of a bumbling, inept, but honest governor.Stars Robert Guillaume.James Noble (Premiere) 11 20© PORTRAITS DE FEMMES Portrait de Simone de Beauvoir'(2 e) La femme qui fait connaître ses gouts, ses emotions ses passions (60 m) ©CINE-SOIR PourunSourire 1970 Bruno Cremer Marina Vlady Dans un village détruit par la guerre, un soldat trouve une fillette identique a la sienne 11:21 © NEWS 11-97 El NF 11 30© YOUR^URN LETTERS TO S BS NEWS I THE TONIGHT >HOWHost Johnny Carson Guests Dionr e Warwick.Buddy Rich.Charles Nelson Reilly (90 mms) © © POLICE WOMAN -BARETTA Police Woman Bloody Nose Pepper becomes involved with a paranoic artist and his wife Baretta Everybody PaysThe Fare Thedeathbedconfession of an imprisoned gangster stirs Baretta to avenge his own father s death (Repeat.2 hrs , Émms ) THE TWO RONNIES CBS LATE MOVIE SWITCH Whatever Happened To Carol Harmony?' Pete and Mac are asked to look into the suspicious behavior of a wellloved movie star (Repeat) HAWAII FIVE-0 Hari-Kiri Murder Stars Jack Lord.Ossie Davis (Repeat) O INFORMA SOIR © FILM-O-DIX L Insure 1970 James Earl Jones.Jane Alexander (90 m ) © MOVIE -(COMEDY-WESTERN) *4 * ‘ Suppo.t Your Local Gun- fighter" 1971 James Garner.Suzanne Pleshette A cowboy escapes from his wedding and becomes a qunfighter due to mistaken identity (2 hrs) 12:15© CUCKOO WALTZ When you re broke as Chris and Fliss.a little windfall only presents problems of a different sort Like coping with all the advisers and deciding just what to spend it on (Episode X) 12:20© CINEMA Agucre.la colere de Dieu' 1972 Klaus Kinski.Helena Rojo A la recherche de l'Eldorado en 1560.un groupe de reconnaissance envoyé par Pizarrodoitrebrousserchemin Le second.Aguire.se mutine et tente une nouvelle conquête (105 m ) 1:30 © DERNIERE EDITION 2:05 © TELEJOURNAL & MICHAEL L A N D O N ACROSS First man Receives Doctor $ organization Sound of surprise Evening Toys in the .' Site Reckless Onassis Against (prefix) Evaluated On top of Time period Short for night Long gram or wild Nautical speed Small land masses Jet — Recline Festival Garment tie DOWN 2 Knife 3 Morning 4 Nuts for food 5 Greek letter 6 Questioning sound 7 Pia.d 8 Ms Turner 11 Bigoted character on CBS senes (clue to puz zle answer) 13 Gershwin 14 Coiffure covermg (2 Peter to W.ll OOOOOOO OOOOOOO 33 Exxon (former TOWNSHIPS U'KEK - FBI., SEPT.7.197» - 19 I H U R S D AY mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 9 00 © JEUDI 20H30 L Etranger de 1 Espacev~v®74 Glenn Cor bett.Cameron Mitchell (2h) 8 BARNEY MILLER © BARNEY MILLER An at tack on a department store's canned music system, an adult bookstore holdup and an un signed letter from a 12th precinct ot.icer containing a surprising personal disclosure plunge the department into tur moil (Season Premiere) © SOAP Jessica Tate brings Chester and Detective Donohue together to tell them which man she has chosen the Tates ban together to try to exorcise a spirit from Corinne s baby.Danny catches up with Elaine's killer Billy is kidnapped by the Sun Cult members (Repeat) © DAMIEN Father Damien De Veuster's poignant and moving cry for crippled humanity rings EVENING 6 00 CE SOIR OO© NEWS O LE 10 VOUS INFORME O© ABC NEWS © LE DIX VOUS INFORME © ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Pinocchio Part III V/henPmoc-chio is released from jail, he begins school and studies hard but he finds that being a good student doesn't necessarily make him popular He neglects his lessons and joins a wagon trip to the land of toys 6 15