Banner Graphic, Volume 13, Number 99, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 January 1983 — Page 8

The Putnam County Banner-Graphic, January 3. 1983

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6:00 BQOQDIB NEWS (D ADVENTURES IN RAINBOW COUNTRY "The Stolen Tugboat" O THREE’S COMPANY ® THE MUPPETS © POWERHOUSE “With A Little Help From My Friends" Brenda Gaines transforms an old gym into a youth center, and befriends a group of teens who help her when she is framed by a numbers racket. (Part 2) (R) g © RAWHIDE © JIM BAKKER 8:30 Q NBC NEWS (D THE TOMORROW PEOPLE The Medusa Strain" John and Carol are gravely injured by Rabowski's cannon. (Part 4) O (5) LAVERNE & SHIRLEY & COMPANY © CBS NEWS © OVER EASY Guest: novelist and screenwriter Niven Busch, g 7:00 0 m*a*s*h "'CD YOU CAN’T DO THAT ON TELEVISION "Personal Hygiene" Everybody is "all wet" to show what keeping clean is all about. O LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Q ABC NEWS g O CBS NEWS ® BARNEY MILLER © MORE REAL PEOPLE © NBC NEWS ffi THIS OLD HOUSE Bob Vila visits a prototype wine cellar for a discussion of storage techniques, lighting and climate control. -© HAWAII FIVE-0 :© 700 CLUB 7:30 -Q TIC TAC DOUGH YD THE ADVENTURES OF BLACK 'BEAUTY “Lost Goddess" Is there any connection between the arrival of the High Priest io\ Buttra and an attempt to steal a gold statu«£tt6? O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT O FAMILY FEUD THE JEFFERSONS © ALICE :© YOU ASKED FOR IT ,’ffi MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 6:00 Q © LITTLE HOUSE: A NEW ? BEGINNING An aging doctor takes Jenny a.s his final patient after an accident leaves her partially paralyzed, g (1 hr.) ® LIVEWIRE "Medicine" Guests: Dr. Alan DeCherney, Yale; Marjorie Heide, the New York Hospital; Dr. Brian Morgan, nutritionist. (1 hr.) O MOVIE **★ "The Time Machine" (1960, Science-Fiction) Rod Taylor, Yvette Mimieux. (2 hrs.) O © THAT’S INCREDIBLE! Featured: ostrich races; a 66-year-old man attempts to swim upriver towing a boat loaded with passengers; a blind sculptor; a baby is Saved from life in a plastic bubble. (1 hr.) GD MOVIE *★★★ "The Deer Hunter" (1978, Drama) Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep. (3 hrs., 3 min.) O © SQUARE PEGS ® SOLID GOLD © GREAT PERFORMANCES "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" George Smiley (Alec Guinness) ransacks the past in search of a clue to the identity of the "Mole," and recalls his one meeting with the Soviet superspy Karla (Patrick Stewart). (Parts 3 and 4) (R) g (2 hrs.) © LESTER SUMRALL TEACHING 8:30 O © PRIVATE BENJAMIN Harriet Benjamin moves into the barracks with Judy when she separates from her husband. © LARRY JONES 9:00 G © MOVIE ★*'/> "The Kid From Nowhere" (1982, Drama) Susan Saint James, Loretta Swit. (2 hrs.) GD TO DANCE FOR GOLD: II INTERNATIONAL BALLET COMPETITION, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Q © NFL FOOTBALL Dallas Cowboys at Minnesota Vikings g (3 hrs.) Q © M*A*S*H The members of the

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MONDAY’S MOVIES EVENING 8:00 o ★ ★★ ’’The Time Machine” (1960, Science-Fiction) Rod Taylor, Yvette Mimieux. Based on the novel by H.G. Wells. A computer genius devises a unique vehicle that carries him to a futuristic society involved in rebellion against subterranean "farmers." (2 hrs.) (f) ★ ★★★ "The Deer Hunter”(l97B, Drama) Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep. Three close, carefree friends from a small Pennsylvania steel town are changed forever by experiencing the terrors ot war when they are drafted and sent to Vietnam. ‘R’ (3 hrs., 3 min.) 9:00 G © "The Kid From Nowhere” (1982, Drama) Susan Saint James, Loretta Swit. The troubled lives of a retarded youngster and his mother are given a new meaning when his energies are channeled into the Special Olympics games. (R) (2 hrs.) 11:05 (7) ★★ “Love Box” (No Date, Comedy) (1 hr., 10 min.) 12:30 ® ★★★ “Home Before Dark” (1958, Drama) Jean Simmons, Rhonda Fleming. (2 hrs., 30 min.)

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4077th are affected in various ways by a visit from a three-man U.N. delegation. ® BEST OF MIDNIGHT SPECIAL © TODAY WITH LESTER SUMRALL 9:30 O © NEWHART 10:00 O ® NEWS O © SUZANNE SOMERS... AND 10,000 G.I.’S SOsan Anton, the Pointer Sisters and Jonathan Winters join Suzanne Somers for an hour of song, dance and comedy from the Ramstein Air Base in Kaiserlautern, West Germany. (1 hr.) © GEORGE KENNAN: A CRITICAL VOICE The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and former U S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union is profiled. (1 hr.) © J.D. REDMON 10:30 ffi THE BLACKWOOD BROTHERS 11:00 GO©© NEWS O HAWAII FIVE.-0 ® SOAP © INDIANA LAWMAKERS ffi PRAISE THE LORD 11:05 ® MOVIE ★* "Love Box" (No Date, Comedy) (1 hr., 10 min.) 11:30 G © THE BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson, Guests: Sammy Davis Jr., Shelley Winters, Michelle Pfeiffer. (R) (1 hr.) O © TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Trapper, Gonzo and a terminally ill patient try to lift another dying patient out of his deep depression. (R)(1 hr., 10 min.) ® CHARLIE S ANGELS ffi DICK CAVETT 12:00 O SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN O NEWS © MARSHAL DILLON ffi PRAISE THE LORD 12:20 ® PAT COLLINS HYPNOTIZES 12:30 G © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guests: Ed Asner, Andy Kaufman, NBC shoeshiners Floyd Jackson and Joe Tempone (R) (1 hr.) O © ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE ® MOVIE "Home Before Dark" (1958, Drama) Jean Simmons, Rhonda Fleming. (2 hrs., 30 min.) 12:40 O © COLUMBO The philandering head of a family-owned company carries out an intricate scheme to stop his mother-in-law from firing him. (R) (1 hr., 20 min.) 1:00 O MOVIE "Prisoner In The Middle" (1974, Drama) David Janssen, Karin Dor. (2 hrs.) „ W 1„ , w _„- O JACK ANDERSON ffi WEATHER ffi TODAY WITH LESTER SUMRALL 1:20 ® MOVIE "The French Lieutenant's Woman" (1981, Drama) Meryl Streep, Jeremy Irons. (2 hrs., 5 min.) 1:30 G © NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT Q ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 2:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH ffi MARILYN HICKEY 2:15 ffi CHARLES CAPPS 2:30 G © NEWS ffi JIMMY SWAGGART 3:00 O MOVIE "Northwest Mounted Police" (1940, Adventure) Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll. (2 hrs., 30 min.) ® NEWS ffi ORAL ROBERTS 3:30 (7) MOVIE "Elvis" (1979, Biography) Kurt Russell, Season Hubley. (2 hrs., 30 min.) ® BARRY FARBER "Is There Life After Death?” (1 hr.)

1:00 O ★ ★'/* "Prisoner In The Middle" (1974, Drama) David Janssen, Karin Dor. 1:20 ® ★★★ "The French Lieutenant’s Woman” (1981, Drama) Meryl Streep, 3:00 Q ★★★ "Northwest Mounted Police” (1940. Adventure) Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll. (2 hrs., 30 min.) 3.30 (T) ★★★ "Elvis” (1979, Biography) Kurt Russell, Season Hubley. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) TUESDAY'S MOVIES MORNING 10:00 ( 7 ) ★★'/4 "Mystery Street” (1950, Mystery) Ricardo Montalban, Sally Forrest. (1 hr ,33 min.) ® ★★ "Love Laughs At Andy Hardy” (1947, Comedy) Lewis Stone, Mickey Rooney. (2 hrs.) AFTERNOON 12:00 (7) "Taps” (1981, Drama) George C. Scott, Timothy Hutton. (2 hrs.) 5:00 ® ★★★★ "Tess” (1979, Drama) Nastassia Kinski, Peter Firth. (2 hrs., 50 min.)

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MARY CROSBY: She started it

People in the news Tomorrow is now for 'Annie' NEW YORK (AP) There's no “Tomorrow" for “Annie" on Broadway. The story of Little Orphan Annie, who looks for her parents and finds an adoptive father in billionaire Oliver Warbueks, closed Sunday afternoon at the Uris Theater after its 2,377 th performance, making it seventh in the list of longest-running Broadway musicals. Its original Broadway stars, Andrea McArdle as Annie, Reid Shelton as Daddy Warbueks, no longer bald, and Dorothy Loudon as Miss Hannigan. harridan of the orphanage, came down the grand staircase of the final scene to take a bow on Sunday. They entered a stage absolutely full of past and present “Annie” family, including stage managers, cast members from the four U.S. touring companies and young women who were the little orphans when "Annie" opened on Broadway on April 21. 1977. Mike Nichols and Lewis Allen, who saw “Annie” at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Conn., and decided to produce it on Broadway, were on stage. So were choreographer Peter Gennaro and Roger L. Stevens, head of Washington's Kennedy Center, which also became a producer, along with James Nederlander. Orchestrator of the post-curtain festivities, which went on for more than half an hour, was Martin Charnin, who wrote the lyrics and directed the show. Composer Charles Strouse was not present “There have been 21 foreign translations of ‘Annie,’” Charnin said. "It has played in 27 countries, just reopened in London, won seven Tony Awards, has been seen by 20 million people, grossed over $225 million." All the other Broadway Annies also were on stage: Shelley Bruce, the second one, who signed autographs during intermission; Sarah Jessica Parker, the third; and Allison Smith, who played the role the longest for 24 years until September. Other stars of the final cast are Alyson Kirk as Annie, Harve Presnell as Daddy Warbueks and June Havoc as Miss Hannigan. • DALLAS (AP)-Dallas has been guaranteed a whole new crop of Kristins. Kristin, the name of Mary Crosby’s character who shot J.R. Ewing in the television show “Dallas,” was the name of choice for newborn girls in Dallas last year. For newborn boys, the favorite apparently was Christopher, the name of Kristin's son in the popular prime time soap. HOSPITAL OFFICIALS SAID Kristin was by far the most popular name for girls born in Dallas. Medical records show that at Medical City Dallas Hospital and several other hospitals, Christopher was tops for boys. Jennifer and Nicole competed for top honors at Medical City on the girls' side and John or Juan edged out Christopher at St. Paul Hospital. There, the top names for girls were Kristina, Jennifer and Michelle. Kristin was No. 1 at Methodist Central Hospital. There were also some unique names. Porsche Corvette was born at St. Paul Hospital. At Parkland, Darling Monique, Mystical Starr and Precious Starr made their entrances. • MILWAUKEE (AP)~The state legislature urged “public calm in the face of this grave crisis,” and the Society of Addicts of Doonesburv gathered to sadly hoist a few in honor of cartoonist Garry Trudeau, who leaves the comic pages for a 20-month vacation. “Don’t cry for me. Milwaukee. It’s only 20 months,” Trudeau told the society members in a farewell telegram read at the gathering. “Buy around on me and send the tab to the syndicate,” the cartoonist urged. THE DOONESBURY GOODBYE party was the brain child of state Sen. elect Mordecai Lee, who read a copy of a declaration from the Wisconsin Assembly which urged “public calm in the face of this grave crisis.” For the past 12 years, Trudeau, 34, has been penning 8.D., Zonker, Michael J. Doonebury, Joanie, Rick Redfern, Lacey Davenport and others in the daily cartoon that presents thoughts on subjects from women’s rights to nuclear arms to tanning. But beginning Monday, Trudeau is taking time off to write a screenplay and work on a musical version of “Doonesbury.” THIS WEEK’S CELEBRITY BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Monday’s birthday boys include actor Ray Milland, 75, former Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal, 57, and retired hockey star Bobby Hull, 44. Tuesday means No. 69 for actress Jane Wyman and No. 48 for former heavyweight boxing champion Floyd Patterson. Spain’s King Juan Carlos, 45, is a year older Wednesday, while entertainer Danny Thomas, 69, and actress Loretta Young, 70, celebrate on Thursday. Saturday’s cake and candles go out to singer David Bowie.

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