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Saturday, October 26, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

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THE DltlLY BANNER

Daily TV Guide

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SAT., OCT. 26

FAST

SLOW

5:00

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3 MARVIN LEE 4:00 4 WORLD OF COUNTRY MUSIC

« 1 HOUR. 6 NEWS—^

5 nURKE’S LAW—Mystery

1 HOUR.

10 RIFLEMAN—Western 2-13 SUMMER OLYMPICS 1:50 ♦ SPECIAL. 1 HOUR Scheduled:

swimming and diving, soccer. PETTICOAT JUNCTION—# FRANK McGEE REPORT—#

NEWS

3 C

10 3-S-lO NEWS

5:00

COMMAND PERFORMANCE 2 HOURS. “Miracle Of Morgan's Creek.” Eddie Bracken, Betty Hutton. ('44) Comedy. DEATH VALLEY DAYS—Drama # “Count Me In, Count Me Out." A European count cons his way in and out of trouble over the pretty daughter of a Spanish hacendado in Old California. Count Peter Carl Schell Conchlta Judy Cannon Linn Roy Engle

)>::<0 2-6 ADAM 12—Police drama 5:30

# “Log-161.” Malloy and Reed go from a liquor store robbery to an automobile wreck and end up their watch settling a family dispute.

Malloy Martin Milner Reed Kent McCord

3-8-10 JACKIE GLEASON # 1 HOUR. Tonight—a Honeymooners sketch. The wives of Kramden and Norton demand that their husbands put an end to their nights out with the boys. It all starts when a new “togetherness-type” couple moves into the building. 13 MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE

# 1 HOUR

7:00 2-6 GET SMART—Spy comedy 6:00

# Smart has trouble picking a best man for his wedding. Each time he

• gets a prospect, the man is mys-

teriously eliminated. He decides to settle for Hymie the Robot.

Hymie Dick Gautier Chief Ed Platt Max Don Adams Agent 99 Barbara Feldon

7:30 2-6 GHOST * MRS. MUIR 6:30

# Captain Gregg falls for the descendant of an old sweetheart. Mrs. Muir becomes lealous and decides

to sell Gull Cottage.

Vanessa Peekskill, Shelley Fabares Capt. Gregg Edward Mulhare Mrs. Muir Hope Lange 3-8-10 MY THREE SONS # Charley places himself on the babv-sitting market in order to gain the experience he will need when Katie’s babv arrives. His first assignment results in a call for

help.

Charley William Demarest Katie Tina Cole Mrs. Masters Ann McCrea 13 DATING GAME # Jim Lange emcees from Hollywood. Lynn Kellogg, star of the Broadway play "Hair”. Is a guest. 8:00 2-6 SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE 7:00 A 2 HOURS "Masquerade.” cesi Comedy adventure about smuggling, snving and abduction in the Near

East.

Colonel Drexel Jack Hawkins Frazer Cliff Robertson Sonhie Marisa Mell 3-8-10 HOGAN'S HEROES—Comedy # The Gestapo comes up with a snecla! team of interrogators to hire military information from Hoesn end his fellow prisoners of war. mhe Interrogators? — three pretty Oe’-man girls. 4 JOHN GARY SHOW—Variety A 90 MINS. G"ests: Hersrhel ^ernardi. Lionel Hampton, Bill Dally. Jackie Mason. 13 BASKETBALL Pacers vs. Kehtucky. 8:30 3 THEATRE THREE—Movie 7:30 1% HOURS. “Cape Fear." Gregory Peck, Robert Mltehum. Polly Bergen (’62) Suspense drama. 8-10 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 7:30 # The time has arrived for Betty Jo to have her baby, and the Hooterville Cannonball is without an engineer to get her to the hospital. She decides to engineer It herself. 9:00 8-10 MANNIX—Adventure 8:00 # 1 HOUR. A recently released prison Inmate dies under mysterious circumstances. He was carrying a scrap of paper with Mannix’s name

on it.

9:30 4 NEWS 8:30

10:00 2 SUMM1 ER OLYMPICS 9:00 # SPE CIAL. 2 HOURS. Scheduled: swimm ing and diving, gymnastics, boxing , volleyball, water polo, field

hockey

4 PERRI f MASON—Mystery 1 HOI 'R. "Case Of The Posthumous Painte r.” An artist fakes suicide to boost the value of his work, but the pi ot backfires. •-8-10 NEWS 10:15 3 NEWS —# »:15 10:25 6 Sl'MW ER OLYMPICS—# 9:25 10:30 6 BUST OF HOLLYWOOD 9:30 DOUE 1.E FEATURE (11 “Julie." Doris Day Louis Jourdan, Barry Siilliv: tn. C561 Suspense drama. (2) # “W ind Across The Everglades." Bur.' .' tves, Gypsy Rose Lee, Christo-

10 13 10:45 3 11:00 4 13 11:30 10 13 12:00 2 12:30 2 1 :©0 2

pher Plummer. (’58) Drama. LATE SHOW DOUE !LE FEATURE. (1) "Secret Ways ” Richard Wldmark. (’61) Espiona ge adventure set behind the Iron Curtain. (2) “Girls On The loose .” Mara Corday, Lita Milan. (’581 Crime drama. BIG VALLEY—Western # 1 HOUR. Nick has nightmares after being mauled by a cougar. SUM MER OLYMPICS # Sf 'ECIAL. Scheduled: swimming and diving, gymnastics, boxing, vol-

levbs .11.

LAT1 C MOVIE 9:45 # ”1' Jaked Brigade.” Ken Scott, Shirl ev Eaton. Adventure. PURI IUE FOOTBALL 10:00 APPI tOX. 3 HOURS. Video tape of toda' r'» game with Iowa. NEW S—# LAT1 g MOVIE 10:30 “M.-v r.’ In The Shadow.” Jeff Chandleir, Orson Welles, Colleen Miller. C5I1) Western. SU M MER OLYMPICS # ;S< 3 EC T AL. 90 MINS Scheduled: gvmi lasties. boxing, volleyball, water i 'olo, field hockey. NEW 1 11:00 CELT BRITV BILLIARDS 11:30 STAI l THEATRE 12:00

“Tbi mder In The Valley.” Lon Mc-

Call! ster, Peggy Ann Garner, Edmen rl Gwenn. (’471 Drama.

1-8 NEW IS—#

1:15 13 SAT CROAT ALMANAC—# 12:15 1:45 13 PAKN (TING—# 12:45

2:15 13 SOM E HEROICAL SPIRITS—# 1:15

■EYITC —

FAST SLOW 4:00 4 BIG Ml OVIE 3:00

2 HOU: RS. "My Favorite Spy.” Bob Hope, H-dy Lamarr. (’51) Comedy espiona ge adventure. 13 TEN P.AYS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD—Documentary # SP ECIAL. 2 HOURS. Story of the 20 ye ars leading up to the Russian Revol ution. 3-10 A NIMAL WORLD 4:00 # 19( 38 Patsy Award winners. 8 IND1 ANA VOTERS TEST # SI >ECIAL. 1 HOUR. 3-10 At**ATEUR HOUR—# 4:30 3-8-10 21st CENTURY 5:00 # “S urvivlng In Space," examining the medical problems involved in space : travel. 4 MOV IE OF THE WEEK 2 H OURS. “Wild Is The Wind." Anrirf ufagnani, Anthony Franclosa, Anl.tiony Quinn. (’57) Story of a coniS'dous-strlcken widowei. 6 NEWS—# 13 SUMMER OLYMPICS # SI'ECIAL. 3 HOURS. Equestrian even' ts (Grand Prlx Jumping, Grand Prlx dressage); and closing cere-

mon‘ les.

6:39 2 SUM MER OLYMPICS 5:30 # 8 PECIAL. 2 1 /a HOURS. Joined in progjuka:. Closing ceremonies. Also schudulod: equestrian events. 3-8-10 CA MPAIGN '68—# 5:30 6 LOCAL POLITICAL DEBATES # SPECI AL. 1 HOUR. Guests: Senator Birc h Bayh, William D. Ruckelshaus. Ralph Levitt (Socialist Work*vs Party), L. Earl Malcom (Pro) ilbition Party). 7:0l!» 3-8-10 LASSIE—Drama 6:00 # Ls issie and Ranger Turner come to t he aid of an Injured hunter. The man’s pain-crazed companion is t.> r med and out of his senses. Scot t Turner Jed Allan Johr ,ny Jeff Pomerantz 7:30 3-8 G ENTLE BEN—Drama 6:30 # 1 .'he disappearance of Mark Wedloe’ s pet raccoon and Boomhauer’s dog leads to the discovery of illega 1 game running In the Everglad es preserve. Mar k Clint Howard Boo mhauer . Ranee Howard

5:00

5:30 6:00

Red Waldsmlth Pat Henning

8 WALT DISNEY

# 1 HOUR. “Brimstone, The Amish Horse.” An Amish girl nurses a lame racing horse back to health. She then must decide whether to let him race again, which would defy Amish principles, or confine

him to pulling a plow.

Barbara Pamela Toll Jonathan Lansford, Wallace Rooney

10 NEW-'

7:45 10 NANCES—Music 6:43

8:00 3-8-10 ED SULLIVAN—Variety 7:00 # 1 HOUR. Guests: Ed Ames, Helen Hayes, songstress Lana Cantrell, Gary Lewis, Mary Hopkins, and Dewey ‘Pigmeaf Markham. 4 GEORGE JESSEL SHOW—Variety # 1 HOUR. Guest of honor: Glenn Ford. Also on hand: Zsa Zsa Gabor. Keenan Wynn, Giselle MacKenzie, and Jim Backus. 8:30 6 MOTHERS-IN-LAW—Comedy 7:30 # Matador Rafael del Gado (Desi Arnaz) gives his friends, the Hubbards and Buells, roles In his movie. Before the first day's shooting Is done, they set movies back 20 years. 9:00 2-6 BONANZA—Western 8:00 # 1 HOUR. "Catch As Catch Can.” An elaborate plot is underway to discredit the Cartwrights and Candy. Little Joe is arrested as a pick-pocket and Candy for cheating at cards, and Hoss Is doped and accused of being drunk and a cattle thief. Amos Parker Paul Richards Sheriff Gant Slim Pickens Rice Robert Yuro 3-8-10 SMOTHERS BROTHERS # 1 HOUR. The Everly Brothers. Jack E. Leonard, comedian David Steinberg, and the New Day Singers are guests. Leonard shows a rare serious side singing "Fool On The

Hill.”

9:00 4 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL 8:00 # 90 MINS. Notre Dame at Michigan State. Video-tape highlights of the game played yesterday In East Lansing. Michigan. 13 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 2U HOURS. "Is Paris Burning?" Jean Paul Belmondo, Charles Boyer, Leslie Caron, Glenn Ford, Kirk Douglas, Yves Montand, Anthony Perkins, Simone Signoret, Orson Welles. C66) Story of the French Resistance efforts against Hitler’s attack on Paris In 1944. 10:00 2 SUNDAY MOVIE 9:00 # 2 HOURS. "Assault On A Queen." Frank Sinatra, Vlrna Lisl, Tony Franclosa. Richard Conte. C66i A gang of modern-day pirates plan to plunder the Queen Mary by setting out after It In an old German U-boat. 3-8-10 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE # 1 HOUR. Phelps and his crew are assigned to put a stop to a man who has acquired the power to dictate food prices. Phelps and Cinnamon pose as egg distributors who refuse to Join forces with him. Duchell Luke Askew Parma Vince Gardenia A1 Ross Val Avery Phelps Peter Graves 6 PHYLLIS DILLER—Variety # I HOUR. Chuck Connors. Llberace. the Pair Extraordinare, and the Pearce Sisters are guests. Ltberare offers a Gershwin medley and joins Phyllis In a piano duet. I.iberace, Phyllis and Connors Join in a house-cleaning sketch. Connors and Norm Crosby vie for Phyllis' hand In an 18th-century pistol duel. The Pearce Sisters play “When The Saints Go Marching In.” Tn the grand finale, the entire cast salutes Buffalo BUI.

10:20 4

NEWS

9:30

11:00 3-6-8-10 NEWS

10:00

WORLD OF COUNTRY MUSIC

# 1 HOUR.

11:20 3

PERRY MASON—Myztery 1 HOUR.

10:30

SUMMER OLYMPICS

LATE SHOW "Angel And The Bad Man.”

John

Wavne. Gall Russell. (’471 Western.

CALIFORNIANS—Weztem

11:25 6

TONIGHT—Variety # 90 MINS.