1978_09 The Daily Collegian September 1978

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TGIF
((Saturday))
Sept 9, 1978
5:00
(I) BIG BLUE MARBLE
ffi STUDIO SEE
a IRONSIDE
KOI   MOVIE    (SUSPENSE-
Drama) Blindfold"
1806
a PTL      PROGRAM
(SPANISH)
5:30
OiNON
rNCE     UPON     A
What  Katy Old
Episode Three It's
Christmas and Katy is still
confined to bed More
determined than ever lo
walk again Katy takes on
increased responsibilities
afler a family trafledy
EVENING
6:00
CD   BELLE OF AMHERST
Julie Harris stars as Emily
Dickinson in William
Luce's one-character
portrait ot the shy 10th-
cenlury New England
poetess who wrote more
than 1700 poems but came
Into full recognition only
after her death (BO mlns )
~ LADRONZUELA
I NBC NEWS
BUFFUM AND
HPANY
ffi MOVIE -(COMEDY)"
Out All Night ' 1833 Zasu
Pitts. Slim Summervllle A
mother-dominated young
man marries a gld against
his mother's wishes ISO
mlns I
a PUBLIC     POLICY
FORUM
6:30
LOVE    AMERICAN
STYLE
WILD   WORLD   OF
IIMALS
) NEWS
I TO BE ANNOUNCED
7:00
I HOT CITY DISCO
I FIRING LINE
) HEE HAW
m EL SHOW DE IRIS
CHACON
(B SELZNICK YEARS
« 8 LAWRENCE WELK
ffi     HEE   HAW  Guests
Dennis    Weaver     Susan
Raye
a WILD KINGDOM
M MOVIE -(DRAMA)"Vt
"Sol Madrid" 1868
ffi SPORTS PANORAMA
7J0
(ft)      LOWELL   THOMAS
REMEMBERS '
ffi ONCE UPON A
CLASSIC What Katy Did'
Episode Two During
summer vacation Katy Is
overcome wilh curiosity
about Ihe lorbldden
backyard swing and
suffers a terrible accident
S PRICE IS RIGHT
NEWS
6:00
0D     MOVIE     ^COMEDY-
DRAMA)'"Vi   "The Work)
ot Henry Orient" 1864
IS) WORLD WAR I
ffi PAPER CHA
2    HARRY  S   TRUMAN
PLAIN SPEAKING Truman
and his view ol history are
recounted    in    his    own
words   based   on   Merle
Miller's book  Ed Flanders
portrays      the       former
President. (80 mlns.)
S BOXING
ffi US AGAINST THE
WORLD Gabe Kaplan Is
the host of this all-star
athletic competition in
which the US team will
be challenged by the
Wortd team In such events
as relay races and obstacle courses The U S
team includes Dick Clark.
Dan Haggerty, Olck Van
Patten and Melissa
Gilbert The Wodd team
Includes Rich Little. Bo
Svenson. Barbara Parkins
and LeVar Burton (2 hrs )
a MOVIE
(ADVENTURE)"Vt "The
Adventures of Marco
Polo" 1038 Gary Cooper.
Basil Rathbone
Production about the
thirteenth century e«-
plorer and adventurer who
Introduced gunpowder
and spaghetti to the
western world. (2 hrs.)
a 8 THE LOVE BOAT
Three vignettes: 'The
Congressman Was Indiscreet' Stars: Dick Van
Patten, Vlckl Lawrence.
Isaac's History Lesson'
Stars: Vernee Watson.
Scatman Crothers
Winner Take Love' Stars:
Maureen McCormick,
Bobby   Sherman.   (R;   60
mlns.)
ffi PAPER CHASE John
Houseman recreates his
Academy Award-winning
role of Ihe fearsome
professor of law who
petrifies yet captivates his
students. (60 mlns )
a NUEVOS
HOR1ZONTES
8:30
i WORLD WAR I
MOVIE
(MUSICAL)"'V> "Girt
Crazy" 1043 Judy Garland
Mickey Rooney A guy la
sent to a small Southwestern town to forget
about Qiris, but Immediately falls In love with
agin. (SO mlns.)
a BLACKWOOD
BROTHERS
MO
<J)      GLORY   Of   TWER
TIMES        PAST        AND
PRESENT
fl|      SATURDAY   NIGHT
MOVIE
ffi MOVIE
(MYSTERY)—Vi
"Ministry ot Fear" 1944
Ray     Mllland.     Marjorie
Weaver        In       wartime
London, a man Is framed
in a complicated
espionage plot. (2 his I
ffi BONANZA
ffi SATURDAY NIGHT
MOVIE 'Magnum Force'
Stars: Clint Eastwood. Hsl
Holbrook Inspector Harry
Callahan, a policeman
whose tough waya with
criminals has earned him
the nickname 'Dirty
Harry.' Is asked to work on
the investigation of s wsve
ol gangland murders
along with the man who
demoted him (2 hrs., 28
mins.)
M IMIJS.PLUS
B        MOVIE        -(TITLE
UNANNOUNCED)
a PRAISE THE LORD
8:50
(T)      GLORY   OF   THEIR
TIMES:        Paal        ANO
PRESENT
10:00
(T) NEWS
M HABLANDO DE BOX
ffi US AGAINST THE
WORLD Gabe Kaplan is
the host of this aii-slar
athletic competition in
which the U S team win
be challenged by Ihe
World team in such events
as relay races and ob
stacle courses The U S
team Includes Dick Clark
Dan Haggerty. Dick Van
Patten and Melissa
Gilbert The World learn
Includes Rich Little Bo
Svenson. Barbara Parkins
and LeVar Burton (2 hrs i
A MISS     AMERICA
PAGEANT Ben Parks
Phyllis George and Lee
Medwether are the hosts
of the 58th annual pageant
from Atlantic City. New
Jersey. This year's
featlvltles will culmlnale in
the crowning of Miss
America 1979 (2 hrs.)
ffi MOVIE -(HORROR)'"Vi
^Dracula Has Risen From
the Grave" 1909
Christopher Lee. Rupen
Davies Dracula preys on a
young woman until her
atheist boyfriend and her
monslgnor uncle unite to
save her. (90 mlns.)
a LAWRENCE WELK
10:15
a NOTTCIERO
1040
GD SLAVES       TO
PRESSURE
(J) OPEN STUDIO
m EL SHOW DE ROSfTA
a BUCK ROGERS
11-0
(X>    MOVIE     -(HORROR-
MY8TERY)-V» "Deed
Man's Eyes" 1 Ml
m MCK CAVETT SHOW
UREXHUMBARO
(M COMEDY SHOP
ffi 1MUS PLUS
11:25
a NEWS
11:30
ffi MOVIE -(DRAMA)* Vi
'TSentee"    1973       Glenn
Ford.       Oana       Wynier
Father-son       relationship
FOOTBALL
NBC-TV will telecast a
full slate of key National
Football League games on
Sunday. Sept.  10
Cincinnati Bengals at
Cleveland Browns, Houston Oilers (pictured) at
Kansas City Chiefs, Miami
Dolphins at Baltimore
Colts, New England Patriots at St. Louis Cardinals, New York Jets at
Buffalo Bills. Oakland
Raiders at San Diego
Chargers and Seattle
Seahawks at. Pittsburgh
Steelers. (Note: Consult
your local listings for time
and game in your area.)
develops between a
bounty hunter and the son
ol the man he killed (2
hrs )
{4Q MOVIE -(HORROR)' ■
"Face of Fu Manchu' 19B5
11:40
0j) MOVIE
(MYSTERYfVi
"Deadline At Dawn 1940
Susan Hayward 8ill
Williams Muriei evidence
points 10 one ol a Irio »
laxi dancer a cab drivei
and a sailor  (90 mins i
12:00
ffi       SATURDAY    NIGHT
LIVE  Hosr   Michael Palm
ot    Monty   Python      R   90
mins )
ffi NEWS
ffi ABC NEWS
12:30
SSOUL TRAIN
MEDICAL CENTEH
(OOCUIV
1:00
MOVIE
JMENTARV)"
"North Country" 1909
a BOXING
ISO
ffi ABC NEWS WEEKEND
REPORT
£00
A0 MOVIE -(ADVENTURE-
MYSTERY)"",        "Clo*
and Dagger" 1048
4:00
.40 MOVIE HORAMA)**V>
"Johnny   Come   Lately"
1943
NETWORKS ANO
STATIONS RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO MAKE
CHANGES
((sundayj)
Sept. 10, 1978
(40 DR GENES rOTT
•:30
8 BIBLE ANSWERS
VOICE OF AGRICULTURE
7:00
til WESTBROOK HOSPITAL
A THIS IS THE UFE
ffi WORLD TOMORROW
A RELIGIOUS TOWN HALL
ffi      BEHOLD   WONDROUS
THINGS
ffi BETTER WAY
7:30
I HOUR Of POWER
I DAVEY ANO QOLIATH
I LOUIS PAUL LEHMAN
I LEROY JENKINS
I TOWN HALL MEETING
MARSHALL   EFRON'S
UNDAY SCHOOl
I SONRISE
I WiTHIT
0:00
) SESAME STREET
I ROBERT SCHULLER
) VOICE OF AGRICULTURE
5 93 DAY OF DISCOVERY
I JERRY FALWELL
I CAMERA THREE
I REXHUMBARO
0:30
(I) DAY OF DISCOVERY
n JERRY FALWELL
I IT IS WRITTEN
EXHUMBARD
I WITH THIS RING
0:46
ffi LA LUZ QUE LIBERA
9:00
fjB ffi ORAL ROBERTS
MISTER ROGER8
DOMINGO A DOMINGO
LA   COMUNIDAO   DEL
I JIMMY 8WAGGART
I FACE TO FACE
I THE BEST IS YET TO BE
9.30
REX HUMBARO
I TURNABOUT
NFL TODAY (PRE-
m INSIGHT
■ ON THE SIDELINES WITH
THE OAKLAND RA1DER8
""I JIMMY 8WAGGART
HID EAST ANALYSIS
10:00
(») SESAME STREET
ffi NFL FOOTBALL
9   9       NFL   FOOTBALL
Cincinnati       Bengals       vs
Cleveland Brow
tSUNDAY CELEBRATION
SEARCH
NFL FOOTBALL Dallas
rboys vs New York Giants
ffl)        COME    WALK    THE
PEOPLES CHURCH
10:30
tT IS WRITTEN
KIDS ARE  PEOPLE
-t0 FUNTSTONES
11:00
I) GIANTS WARM-UP
(T> INFINITY FACTORY
A  FRESNO FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
40 ADOAMS FAMILY
11:10
(D BASEBALL
11:10
M LONE RANGER
ffi      ANIMALS.   ANIMALS.
ANIMALS: SCHOOL ROCK
AFTERNOON
1240
HOUR OF POWER
ANIMALS,    ANIMALS.
MALS; SCHOOL. ROCK
ISSUES AND ANSWERS
17-M
ISSUES ANO ANSWERS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL "78
• show features weekly
highlights ot key contests
which are scheduled during
the 1970 NCAA Football
Season
1:00
ffi U S OPEN TENNIS
m KNOCKOUT
■   ffi       NFL   FOOTBALL
Oakland    Raiders    vs    San
Dingo Chargers
SGUN8MOKE
CONSUMER'S WORLD
U.8. OPEN TENNIS Final
round play of the U.S
Championships. Pat Summerall and Tony Trabert
provide the commentary (5
hrs.)
M  MOVIE -CWEST-RN)—
"The Unlorglven" 1900
ffi DIRECTIONS
1:io
a ENELMUNOO
S8fORT8 CHALLENGE
DIRECTIONS
LONE RANGER
Ml
TARZAN
MEXICO MAGIA Y EN-
<tmo
ffi MOVIE -(ADVENTURE)*"
'The Crimson Pirate" 1082
Burt Lancaster, Eva Bartok. A
pirate captain captures s
king's ship carrying ammunition, anna and an env
mlssary ordered to crush a
rebellion. (2 hrs.)
© COMEDY TIME
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Calendar for the Flatlands
-
•Taette* wU be at The Fresno Feed
& Fuel Company, Wednesday through
Sunday, 9p.m.-1 30a.m.
At The Refectory, 'Byron and -refill be playing easy listening musk
9p.m. til 1, through to Saturday.
For your added ertjoyrnem, happy hour
Is from 4-7, Monday-Friday, and dinner
(every night) is from 5-11:30p.m.
Monday,  Septemberll,  The Wild
Blue Yonder will have Daniel Bra-bury
and Evo MuesOein   '.(eying some good
American oldtirne music. 'Fiddle and
banjo songs and tunes.. .oh, for several
hours,'says Evo. They begin at 8:30
p.m. Cover charge is a mere $1.50. not
a fraction of what the pickln' and play-
in' and singin' is worth(if you're asking
for an opinion I)
The Black Angus Is featuring Fast
tames until Saturday. Dance, on a steel
floor no less, until 1:30a m
Craaafire and Touch will play at a
kick-off dance at Che Raibbow Ballroom
Saturday,   September   9,   9-1:30a m.
Last but not least, The Casino has
disco dancing nightly from 10-2. Abo,
starting Monday, dinner will be a let
JS.75, with your choice of halibut,
prime rib, or lop sirloin, t_ go with soup,
salad, and beverage Dinner is from
S-IOpJ
OH! COWARD is playing at Theatre
3, 1S44 Fulton St. Described as
'hilarious, nostalgic, and moving,*
it is a musical compilation of the Croat
groat
playwright Moot Coward   Friday and
Saturday night performances begin at
830, and tickets are $4.50, or $2 student rush on Fridays. Call 486-3381 for
reswvatiOfij.
THE SOUND OF MUSK is at Roger
Rocka's Good Company Music Hall,
but all evening performances are sold
out. A special 2p.m. matinee performance still has tickets, so call
2664494 soon to make reservations.
This Is an outstanding production of the
Rogers and Hammerstein classical and
well worth the viewing.
PAJAA4A GAME at the Fresno Community Theatre, 2425 Fresno St. -
doesn't begin running until the last
week in September, but then shows are
at 6:30 p.m. during the week, 7:30 on
Sundays. Tickets are $5 and may bo reserved by mailing a stamped and self-
addressed envelope to the ' theatre.
(Reservations are recommended as
they expect a sell-out)
RAPUNZEL at Storytaad Theater In
Roeding Park, for the mare casual
(and poorer) theatre-goer j Presented
by the Fresno Community Theatre
Children's Playhouse, shows are at
11a.m. and 2p.m. on Saturdays, and
2 and 3:30p.m. on Sundays, and will
run through September. Seventy-five
cants pays your admission to Story
land-the play is a bonusl
JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK will be
presented at Fresno City College,
BUT NOT YET! This was Just to let you
know, with the promise of more to
OH HENRY! by the British Theatre
Restaurant, *a novel and unique dinner theatre* Iff the Sheraton Inn.
This show is two hours of 16th century
songs and dancing, limmericks, bawdy
skits and wench-pinching. Plenty of
audience participation and a 'feast*
are part of this casual but lively evening, which will find you thrown in the
stocks if not having a good time! Shows
begin at 8p.m., Wednesday through
Saturday, tickets for the entire evening
are $9.95, $11.75 on Saturdays. Reservations must be made by calling 486-
3000.
1     *m*m    i ifcuLi
Believe ft or not, the Cialii Art
Gallery (here at school, should you
be unfamiliar with ft) presently has
on display a show from which two
of the pieces were confiscated and
kept in a basement during fit display in an earlier city 'Obscene,*
they were called, but Manas Sean's
be called obscene in the face of its
social statement on women. Stuffed
felt, aoryiiced and then painted, to
the medium for her mini statues
Stitching on white rotten mesh,
colorful and compter., form the basis
for her autobiographical pieces,
which can be viewed like a mystery
with obvious dues-Ker menage to
blatantly dear, but In searching for *■
something more profound, you just
may miss the point.
Oh, and what about those two
pieces? Wed. go find them for yourself I Hours an 8-Sp.m. M-F, plus
7-9p.m an Wednesdays and Thursdays, and 2-Sp.m on Sundays
-From Myrna Shire's exhibit, now
on display in the Conley Art Gallery.
Circus-lovers   rejoice,
is-back In town, of course with a
battel-then-over show. Here
through Monday September 11,
circus performances are as follows:
Friday at 2 30 and 730pm,
Saturday at 11a.m. and 3 and
See Page 11
'Blind Ambition*, free lecture by John Dean; noon;
amphitheater
Alpha Kappa Alpha bake sale;
free speech area
Inter-varsity   Christian   Fellowship meeting; 12-1 in CU.
313; topk-'VVho was Jesus
Christ?'
Uto*^ 1      I^Um-,
«•
movie   The   Gn|_»i   Girt;
2:30 IAW1, 7:1$, 9 25, 11:30 |
p.m. in the CU; tickets $1
*&!*(
Home football vs Weber State