The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 November 1968 — Page 7

Tuesday, November 26, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 7

THE DAILY BANNER

Daily TV Guide

TUES., NOV: 26

FAST SLOW

2

J .UKM Y TO THE l N KNOWN # 1 HOUR.

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4

KMXTS TONES—#

13

BEWITCHED

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4

OK LANDS AND SEAS # 1 HOUR. ' L.2 Boll* Franco.'

4:30

13

NEWS—#

«»:00

2-6 8-10 NEWS

5:00

3

FLINT STONES—#

3

NEWS—#

5:30

4

BEKUY MASON

1 HOUR. A small iii.'Ura’ico

com-

pany ask* Perry to investigaie a mysterious outbreak of appareni

I't-art attack cases.

13 I LOVE LUCY ;:(U> 2 1 DREAM OK JEANME »!:<»> ^ Tony becomes the Air Force contender for the Armed Forces Boxing Championship. H** doesn't know that Jeannie “powered " a lucky

punch for him.

tin Landau are tonight’s guest celebrity contestants. 13 IT TAKES A THIEF—Drama # 1 HOUR A case Ol Red Turi!Noel Harrison gucs:-s;ars as an avant garde film-maker w'.msi movie inadvertently disc.' >•lii* toentity ol some S1A age .1-. 2 6 WORLD PREMIERE *:«•> 2 HOURS. “SomethillL For A Lonely Man.'' Blacksmith John Kdlibrew is scorned by the people who came West at his suggesuon tc build a town in the hi.'h Sierras. He was convinced that the new railroad would run tliroijh their town, but it didn't. John Killibrew Dan Blockei Mary Durer. Su an Clark Sum Balt John Dehner Angus Duren Warren Oate Petr Haul Petersen Eben Don Strom, Wolenski Edgar Buchana: 4 MERV GRIFFIN—Variety $ 90 MINS. Frank D R ,ne Mart, Allen, the Duke t: DUche - o'. Beci;ord. Mureia Wallace, D:ck C.ipr, Norman Mailer.

10 BEWITCHED

13 TREASURE ISLE—+ 3 SEN-CP—^ 7:30 10 DON'S CARTOONS 13 DREAM HOUSE—♦ !*:I10 2 NEWLYWED GAME—^ 8:00 3-10 CAPTAIN KANGAROO—+

4 SPANISH I 6 STEVE ALLEN

^ 90 MINS. Sterling Moss. Rowan A Martin, Irene Krai. 8 COFFEE CUP THEATRE "Separate Tables.” Burt Lancaster. Rita Hayworth. t'58i Drama.

13 PAUL DIXON SHOW—♦

!l:15 4 SPANISH II 8:E"» 0:30 2 DARK SHADOWS—+ 8:30

4 BLOOMINGTON REPORT

H:3.*» 4 LITTLE SHOW 8:35 10:00 2 SNAP JUDGMENT—+ 9:00

3-4-10 LUCY SHOW—#

10:*.» 2-8 NEWS—# 9:25 10:30 2-6 CONCENTRATION—# 9:30

3-8-10 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 4 SECOND CUP THEATRE "Two Of A Kind.” Edmond O'Brien. Lizabeth Scott. ('511 Drama.

10 FELONY SQUAD—Police drama # Negro police detectne OUT Suns occid'.s to qua his job He's convinced that neither the black or whi.e community trusts him. Conclusion of a two-part episode. Suns Robert DoQui Slone Howard Dull linggs Dennis Cole 13 GILL1GA.VS ISLAND—Comedy <:3U 2 6 JERRY LEWIS—Variety 6:30 # 1 HOUR. Larry Store!), Kaye Ballard, and the Doodletown Pipers pay a visit. Larry and Jerry team op as Dracula and Frankenstein, wno just happen to meet in Hollywood s unemployment insurance oflice. Miss Bahard joins Jerry in a Morty Tlshman comedy sketch. The Doodletown Pipers oiler “Don't Give Up." 3-8-10 LANCER—Western # 1 HOUR. Charlie Poe is about to be ousted from his land. In order to put a stop to it. Johnny and Scott have to rob a train. Charlie Poe Harold Gould Mollie Mary Pickett Da. ey Horn Dub Taylor Johnny James Stacy Scott Wayne Maunder 4 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES—# 13 MOD SQUAD—Police drama # 1 HOUR. “The Price Of Terror." An unknown terrorist carries on a cat-and-mouse campaign threatening the life of Captain Greer. Greer T.ge Andrews Pete Mici.ml C”U’ l ine Clarence Williams III Julie Peggy Lipton X:00 4 HAZEL—Comedy 7:IM> # It s A God s World." 8:3(1 2-6 JULIA—Comedy 7:30 # A neighbor of Julia's accuses Corey of defacing walls in the apartment house. Mrs. Bennett Jeff Donnell Mr. Cooper Ned Gla.-s Mr.-.. Waggedom Betty Beaird Julia Diahann Carroll Corey Marc Copage 3-8-10 RED SKELTON—Variety # 1 HOUR. Actress Jane- Wyman and The Vogues vocal group are guests. Miss Wyman appears in a George Appleby sketch with Red. The Vogues are featured in two musical numbers, “Turn Around, Look At Me" and “Five O'clock World." In the Silent Spot, Red pantomimes a man having a "wet" Thanksgiving with his wife and mother-in-law. The Olio Spot features Red as an eccentric French artist whose subjects include a shapeless dowager and a shapely model. 4 PASSWORD—Game # Elizabeth Montgomery and Mar-

9:31*

3-S-10 DORIS DAY—Coniedj # Billv comi" liomi' v : ryrs Hi- mothc: and disagree on how to deal '

sit 'atmn.

Billv Rim: Buck . Dc: N.Y.P.I*.—Police drama # "Golden Piece." Th< go after a con man died an out-of-ti wu ,

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h Mack n.lfatl e: ‘ !i ll*» Brow:

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10:00 3-8 10 SIXTY MIM "IT S •

# i Hour

13 T li V S 1 M L—y.usie.l! comedy # 1 H <ur. "The N.’ V ■■ h Gloria star!' sufferm. : *

ing motherhood ntala G'> -'- '•ar.'. Shell* y Win'.-r I. :>r.< Kave Stevens. |(l::'lt 4 NMVS-# 11:00 2-3-C-B-10-13 MW> l":»o 4 t'.NL. — Ad . cut ore

1 HOUR.

11:30 2-6 roNiGIIT—Variety I" " # 90 MINS 3 i ah movh: “Freud." Mon. :o:r.i ry C".:.' S i-an

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12:00 4 12:05 4

1:00 13 1:30 13

nah Yor':. I.ATE SHOW

“The Night F . h t r i Rob, : Milchum. Anne Ki-vv.-uo- '0. Adventure drama sit durir. Tin of the Iri-h R' b •'’“•n ( »l IFOItNI.ANS—W'e: ten JOKY BISHO"—' icie.y # 90 MINS Nips* y R;.s ■ I • 1 •: Jocv as host WORLD OK SPORTS—# 1 I STARIf K THLVPRE 11:05 “Ten Wanted Men.” R a :: d « 1 P 1* Scott. Richard Eoene sk p Houn-i. i. Jocelvn Brando. Cod' \v•• tern UONTfNENTAI < OAIMKM —# PAINTING-# 1—30

WEDj, NOV. 27

FAST SLOW 6:3(1 4 COUNTRY MUSIC—# 5:3(1 6 TODAY IN INDIANA—# 8 SCNRISE SEMESTER—# 13 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

7:00 2-6 TODAY—# 8 TOWN AND COUNTRY—#

6:00

13

KINDERGARTEN COLLEGE—#

7:05 10

CBS NEWS—#

6:05

7:25 8

CHAPEL DOOR—#

6:25

7:30 3 4 8

SUNRISE SEMESTER—# CARTOONS—# NEWS—#

6:30

7:50 13

BE EEMINIXE—#

6:50

7:55 10 13

DOCTOR’S HOUSE CALL CHILDREN'S DOCTOR—#

6:55

x:oo 3 8

NKWS—♦ CAPTAIN KANGAROO—♦

7:00

13 DICK CAVETT SHOW—# 11:00 2-6 PERSONALITY—# 10:00 3-8-10 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW—# 11:30 2-6 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES—# 10:30 3-8-10 DICK VAN DYKE 11:55 4 NEWS—# 10:53 I'MHI 2-6 JEOPARDY—# 11:00 3-8-10 LOVE OF LIFE—#

4 CARTOONS—#

13 50-50 CLUB—# 12:25 3 NEWS—# 11:25 8-10 FASHION SHOW—# I2::i0 2 EYE GUESS—# 11:30 3-8-10 SEARCH TOMORROW—# 6 JIM GERARD SHOW—# 12:55 2 NEWS 11:55 1:00 2 DATING GAME—# 12:00

3-8 10 NEWS

4 DONALD O'CONNOR SHOW # 90 MINS Frankie Fontaine, Norm Crosby. Mike Clifford, others. 1:25 6 DOCTOR'S HOUSE ( ALL—# 12:25 1:30 2-6 M \KL A DEAL—# 12:30 3-8-10 AS THE WORLD TURNS—# 13 FUNNY YOU SHOULD ASK—#

1:55 13 NEWS—#

12:55

2:0(1 2-6 DAYS OF OUR LIVES—# 1:00

3-8-10 SPLLNDORED THING—# 13 NEWLYWED GAME—#

2- 6 THE DOCTORS—# 3- 8-10 GLIDING LIGHT 4 DIVORCE COURT—# 13 DATING GAME—#

1:30

3:00 2 6 ANOTHER WORLD—# 2:00 3 8-10 SECRET STORM—# 4 DARK SHADOW'S 13 GENERAL HOSPITAL—# 3:30 2 6 YOU DON'T SAY—# 2:30 3 8-10 EDGE OF NIGHT—# 4 DENNIS THE MENACE 13 ONE LIKE TO LIVE—#

4:011 2-6 MATCH GAME—# 3-8-10 I.IXKLETTEK SHOW 4 POI’EYE—# 13 VIVIENNE

# 1 HOUR

3:00

1:25 2-8 NEWS—# 3:25

3 EARLY MOVIE

# 95 MINS. “They Came To Cordura." Gary Cooper i'59i Part II 6-10 DOCTOR S HOUSE CALL

4:30 2 SANTA LAND 3:30 6 MIKE DOUGLAS # 90 MINS Patchett 5: Tarses. Flurian Zabach. Robert Wise. Hugh O'Brian. Korean Children's Choir Co-hosts: The Lettermen. 8 EARLY SHOW # 90 MINS. “Lure Of The Wilderness." Jeffrey Hunter, Jean Peters. 10 EARLY MOVIE # 90 MINS. "Dagora The Space Monster." (Japanese, '66)

Television in Review By RICK DU BROW Z

HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-NBC. TV presented during the weekend two special shows aimed at creating new television stars: Olympic figure skating champion Peggy Fleming and the singing Cowsills family. Since network television has been frequently faulted for failing to try to develop fresh headliners, NBC-TV most certainly deserves a nod for its weekend attempts. From the treatment and handling that the network gave both Miss Fleming and the Cowsills, it was obvious that NBC-TV thinks it has the makings of star attractions with long-time institutional appeal. And nothing appeals to a television network more than this thought. Miss Fleming’s one-hour special was broadcast Sunday night, in the coveted time slot normally reserved for “Bonanza,” and the 20-year-old Olympic champion might well turn out to be the nation’s favorite ice-skating glamor girl since Sonja Henie. Genuine Special For Miss Fleming’s hour was a genuine special, very good indeed, low in pressure and tastefully handled by Bob Banner Associates, Producer. Director Bob Scheerer, ice choreographer Robert Paul and art director Tom John. The

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setting were among the season’s best and most spectacular. My favorite sequence was a rather droll ice ballet with Miss Fleming and the Los Angeles Kings hockey team; beauty and the beasts, so to speak. Like all the show, this part was skillfully woven in among the words in which Miss Flemingoff camera— not only introduced herself to us, but discussed her background, her work and her tastes. I also especially enjoyed the Spanky and Our Gang singing group, which gave Miss Fleming excellent support in sequences as satisfying visually as they were in sound. And Gene Kelly was his usual charming self as he ice skated with the new star and sang “Peg O’ My Heart.” Harris Also Appears Another guest was Richard Harris, whose singing and starring role in the film “Camelot” was the takeoff point for Miss Fleming to do some lovely skating in an impressive Castle setting. A later sequence in which Harris sang a doomsday ditty by Jim Webb—accompanied by a downbeat montage of suffering humanity and an atom bomb explosion—certainly made its point, but seemed oddly unrelated to the remainder of Miss Fleming’s debut, otherwise tightly integrated. The Cowsills, meanwhile, arrived in prime time in a halfhour outing Saturday. And there is no doubt that any singing group that can include an attractive mother and six of her children surely has something extra going for it—an optimist’s answer to the generation gap. There is also no doubt they can sing very well. I am personally looking forward to more Cowsills shows because now that the first one got the business of family introductions out of the way there ought to be more time for straightaway singing. The Saturday program, obviously setting the groundwork for future shows, spent a good deal of its half hour in these introductory bits, with Buddy (The Beverly Hillbillies) Ebsen as the catalyst.

College football fans will get another top doubleheader on ABC-TV Saturday. The opener will be the Army-Navy game.

The nightcap, newly added to the video schedule, pits Southern California, with O. J. Simpson, against Notre Dame.

DAILY CROSSWORD

40. Calamitous 42. Thirty and

others

43. Magazine feature 44. Paper size, 16x21 inches 45. 14 pounds 46. Lyric

work

DOWN 1. Monty’s trademark 2. River in Venezuela 3. Agreement 4. Bury the hatchet 5. AngloSaxon money 6. Teases 7. Fled entry 8. Kind of

door

9. Goes with haws 11. Prairie's cousin 15. Workers

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Newcastle 18. Reverberated 19. Amen, the long wav 22. Go overboard

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praising 24. Jets 25. Seeks (aften 27. Welshed

30. Eavesdripper, wintry style 32. Begin 34. Liqueur 35. Kind of

street

37. Fee for

money

exchange 41. John, in Scotland 42. Quite a fuss

ACROSS 1. Favorite, often fairhaired 4. River crossings 9. On this earth LO. Bay windows 12. Goddess of discord 13. Type of sensitive ears, baseball style 14. Checker pieces 15. Metric measure: abbr. 16. Part of a square 17. Novella, scenario, mystery, etc. 20. Kind of sheet for horseplayers 21. Ida’s Eddie 23. Official for deeds, contracts. etc.: abbr. 24. Rhone tributary 26. Vessel for coal, ore,

etc

28. Writer's supplement:

abbr.

29. Mourn 31. Goes with

downs

33. Kind of fiction 36. Musical lady from

Rio

38. Tag player 39. Paleozoic or

Mesozoic

DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apostrophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. A Cryptogram Quotation JWK KBRWI HJW TQFC IBBM CPJSFC JWM J UBBV JUUPFQFP ZJW EJLP RU H B W P K . — O J Q S P K Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: LIFE IS A HOSPITAL IN WHICH EVERY PATIENT IS POSSESSED BY THE DESIRE TO CHANGE HIS BED.—BAUDELAIRE

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BUZ SAWYER

By Roy Crane

/ I ASSURE YOU THERE'S ^ ( NO OTHER WOMAN, MR. SAWYER. AND AS FOR

JOHNNY HAZARD

By Frank Robbins

WALT DISNEY’S SCAMP

BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH

By Fred Lasswell

DID DOC PRITCHART EVER FIND OUT WHAT WUZ AILIN' MV PORE OL' MULE ?

NOT VET. SNUFFYBUT HE'S WORKIN' ON IT

HE'S BEEN PORIN' OVER HIS MEDICINE BOOKS TH'LIVELONG DAY

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