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VWMV I i -w Chicago Tribune, Thursday, May 3, 1973 Section 2 9 1 TV movies Clarence i Petersen i xiy wi powerful bomber and its influence on the people connected with it. 1957 Until 12:30 a. m. 10:30 p. m.

Channel 32 "TUNES OF GLORY" Colonel Sinclair AM Soilness Colonel Barrow John Mills Directed by Rfteld Neama An embittered commander destroys the loyalty of his battalion and his own family. 1960 Until 12:45 a.m. 12:45 a. m. Channel 2 "VOICE IN THE MIRROR" Biased journalist searches for truth 1 MlflF1 1 i ini I nil Ad Richard Egan Julie London Arthur O'Connell Walter Martha Jim Barton Ellen Barton William Tobin Dr.

Leon Kernes 8:20 a. m. Channel 7 "THE MAN WHO WANTED TO LIVE FOREVER" McCarter Stuart Whitman Enid Sandy Dennis T. M. Burt IveS Dr.

Simmons Jack Crtlty Directed by John Trent Burl is properly ominous as a multi-millionaire who has built a fantastic medical research complex in a remote mountain area, and lures some top medical people to work for him, but his motives are dubious and the doctors soon become bizarre victims in a gripping plot. 1970 Until 10:30 a. m. 1:00 p. ra.

Channel 32 "CLIPPER SHIP" Joel Kingdom Charles Bkkfor Matt Steve Forrest Leis Obrtlon Helmut Dantlne Directed by Oscar Reeoipb A wordly woman falls for a political prisoner being deported for execution and tries to win his freedom. Choppy. 1957 Until 2:30 p. m. 1:00 p.

m. Channel 44 "TORPEDO ALLEY" Susan Dorothy Malone Bingham I Mark Stevenl Peabody Charles Wlnnmter Graham Bill Williams Directed by Lew Landers The engrossing drama of behind-the-scenes Washington, D. C. with an uncommonly good cast wading thru the intrigues and sub-plots. 1962 Until 5 p.

m. Part II is aired tomorrow at 3:30 p. m. 8:00 p. m.

Channel 2 "HOT MILLIONS" Peter Ustinov Maggie Smith Karl Maiden Bob Newharf The charm eminates from Ustinov, an' articulate embezzler who becomes a master computer expert to swindle a million pounds from an industrial conglomerate, and from Ms. Smith, who plays a imarvelously funny foil for this high-class swindler. A cool caper. 1968 Until 10 p. m.

8:00 p. m. Channel 44 "GATE OF HELL" Lady Kesi Macblke Kya Moritcn Kanie Hasesawa Water tie Yamjtata Kiyomorl Kenya Senda Directed) by Tel no soke Klnegasa Pictorially beautiful, exotic drama of 12th Century Japan and of a good soldier's love for a married woman that ends in tragedy. 1953 Until 10 p. m.

10:30 p. m. Channel 2 "BOMBERS B-52" Grounded flier joins the submarine service for action in Korea where he manages to prove his heroism, and also finds romance while being hospitalized. No high points. 1953 Until 2:30 p.

m. 1:30 p. m. Channel "HOTEL BERLIN" Martin Richter Helmet Dantlne Tlllie Faye Emerson Lisa Dorn Andrea King Von Dahnwlti Raymond Masse Directed by Peter Godfrey Vivid adaptation of Vicki Baum's novel centered in a plush Berlin hotel as Hitler's Germany is collapsing, dealing with the plight of various people and their outcome as they unwind their small dramas among each other. 1945 Until 3:30 p.

m. 3:30 p. m. Channel 2 "CATBALLOU" Strawn Lta Marvin Catherine Ballon 1 Jane Fonda Strolling Minstrel Nat King Cole Strolling Minstrel Stubby Kayo Directed by Elliott Silversiein Unusual, off-beat western yarn with a magnificent performance by Lee Marvin as a grizzly, has-been gunfight-er who is called back into duty to do away with a look-alike villiah. A super spoof.

1965 Until 5:30 p. m. 8:30 p. m. Channel 7 "ADVISE AND CONSENT" Part I Robert Leffingwell Henry Panda Senate Maionty Leader Walter Pidgeon Sen.

Cooley Charles Leughten Sen. Anderson Don Murray Directed by otto Preminger Jill St. John tries to restrain a heroic sheriff, played by Vince Edwards, in a scene from "Saga of Sonora," a musical comedy special tonight at 9 on channel 5. AMFM highlights Directed by Harry Keller Egan is superb as the alcoholic who Tails to the bottom, and then begins a long, agonizing climb back. 1958 Until 2:50 a.

m. 2:50 a. m. Channel 2 "THE PERFECT FURLOUGH" Paul Hodies Tony Curtis Vicu Loren Janet Leigh Sandra Roca Linda Crista! Harvey Franklin Keenan Wynn Directed by Blake Edwards Curtis, a foxy Army corporal idling at an Arctic base, gets himself sent to Paris with a lovely movie star on what is supposed to be a prize furlough to raise morale; also along for the ride is chaperone Janet Leigh, and what happens is pretty broad and unsurprising, but it gets sufficient bounce from the zestful playing by all hands. At ease.

1959J Until 4:55 a. m. grams In tribute to conductor Istvan Kertesz, who died by drowning last April 17th. 4:00 WFMT IFM1 Sextets by Donliet-ti, R. Strauss, and Mendelssohn.

3:00 WFMT FM Beethoven's Twelve Contradances, Chopin's Polonaise No. Op. 01, and Vaughan Williams' Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallls, EVENING :00 WXFM FM1 MUSIC FROM BROADWAY. "Jimmy." 7:00 WFMT IFM1 Three Irish Dance Tunes and Elgar's Symphony No. 2.

1:00 WGN AMI EXTENSION 720. The subject of discussion is "Weight Loss and Dieting." WNIB IFMJ Brahms' Four Songs for Women's Choir, Op. 17 and Serenade No. 1, Op. 11.

:00 WXRT CFM1 CLASSICAL ROCK. The recordings of Cream and Miles Davis. 10:00 WIND IAM1 CONTACT. The hiring ot Viet Nam veterans Is dis- cussed. MORNING (AM) CHUCK SCHA-DEN'S HALL CLOSET.

Radio nostalgia including Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge, tht Lift of Riley, and Lost Angel. 1:30 WXFM fFMl PIANO PERSONALITIES. Glenn Gould performs Mozart's Sonata No. 12, K. 332.

9:00 WFMT IFM1 C. P. E. Bach's "Hamburg" SympKbny, Mozart's Symphony No. 28.

Ki 200. and Honesger's Symphony No. 5. 10:00 WMBI FM1 Bartok's ''Out of Doors" Suite, Hotteterre's "The Country Wedding," and Vivaldi's Concerto No. 10 In B-flat.

11:00 WN IB FM1 Greg's Piano Sonata, Op. 7 and Schumann's String Quartet No. 3. AFTERNOON 1:00 WON AMI ROY LEONARD SHOW. Guest: Dorothy UhnaK, author of "Low and Order." 1:08 WLTD AMI Nlcolal Malko conducts the Philharmonla Orchestra In Prokofieff's Symphonies Nos.

1 and 7. 1:00 WNIS FM1 The first of five pro Lets Brenna Set, Chuck Brennan Col. Jim Herilhy Edith Brennan Natalie wood Karl Maiden Efrem Zimbatist Jr. Marsha Hunt TV revisions These are schedule changes to today's Hour by Hour listing. Midnight 7 Kennedy at Night.

12:30 a. m. 7 Passage to Adventure. Directed by Gordon Douglas So-so romance and airplane drama centering on an air base that houses this THE RICHARD NIXON WATERGATE SPECIAL on television Monday night demonstrated once again that it takes more than a name star to come up with a television hit. The script was trite, dated, and patronizing, and the theme of the show an updating of Harry Truman's famous "The Buck Stops Here" number was dissipated in a chorus of patriotic music.

The show opened with a sketch in which the star was cast as an investigative journalist in search for the truth behind a major news event. As a reporter, however, the star was less than convincing. He omitted a key facet of the story when he failed to report, in his recapitulation of events, his own attempt to bury the story by invoking executive privilege to prevent White House aids from testifying before the Congress. HIS IMPRESSION at times was a tragicomic caricature of a biased journalist. He accepted the word of public officials despite lack of substantiation, flatly rejected the possibility that rival reporters might be on a big Real reporters, of course, tend to the opposite line of skepticism.

The climactic moment of the show followed a skillfully-paced but hackneyed sermon on The Necessity for a Great Leader to Pursue the Difficult Course: "The easiest course would be for me to blame those to whom I delegated the responsibility to run the campaign. But that would be the cowardly thing to do. I will not place the blame on subordinates, on people whose zeal exceeded their judgment, and who may have done wrong in a cause they deeply believed was right. "In any organization, the man at the top must bear responsibility. That responsibility belongs here, in this office.

I accept it." IT WAS A DRAMATIC moment, a stunning, breathtaking glimpse of the nature of heroism. But, alas; the audience was given no time to appreciate it. "And I pledge to you tonight in this office," the star continued, "that I will do everything in my power to insure that the guilty are brought to justice." If anyone was guilty, however, there was little indication of it on the show. There were instead three resignations ruefully accepted "from two of the finest public servants I know" and from "a distinguished public servant" and another accepted apparently without ruefulness that of the counsel to the President. Yet another distinguished man one of "unimpeachable integrity and rigorously high not resign but was given "absolute authority to make all decisions bearing on the prosecution of the Watergate case." THE LANGUAGE of the script made it extraordinarily difficult to tell the good guys from the bad guys if indeed there are any bad guys.

If not, the audience is entitled to ask the dramatist why he even wrote the sketch. The impact, such as it was, was further dulled by the production number that followed, a patriotic chorus featuring West German Chancellor Willy Brandt, "the year of Europe," nuclear arms limitation, peace in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, "Peace with Honor," jobs for all who can work, help for those who cannot, a "climate of decency and civility," and the God-given rights of neighbors. From there the star seped into a touching benediction: "Tonight I ask you for your prayers to help me in everything I do thruout the days of my Presidency to be worthy of their hopes those of "millions of people all over the world' and of yours. "God bless America and God bless each and every one of you." BY THE END of the Watorirate Show nnt liarl tho mnfu- "fey CajDjDii) DUG 01? a en luxurious cable shag in bulky nylon 9.99 price includes "Foamair" cushion and installation Cobble textured DuPont 501 nylon pile eV price inckiclet "Foamair" cushion and installation i it MuW colored heoty shag 100 nylon pile 9.99 Hi-lo tweed DuPont 501 nylon pile 9Hy price cushion and installation Chic shag silky soft twist nylon We4! price includes "Focbrnair" cushion and installation ing impression he had just seen a 4th of July special instead of a show about a White House scandal. But television entertainment programs have long been locked into the habit of Frieze twist long wearing nylon pile 7.49 70CrsVttyflo.

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Fifth Dimension end Iron Curtain tour TTaeyaebjLeeryyV'ffewM i i nuimj I Hollywood FLASH: The members of The Fifth Dimension will be the first nonpolitical personalities ever to guest on ABC's Issues and Answers series with their appearance airing May 13. The popular group has Just returned from a month-long State 4 '5 Department-sponsored tour of countries behind the Iron Curtain. But they went to Eastern Europe as much more than performers tho they did give concerts, and were involved in lectures, symposiums, and exchange-of-ideas sessions with people of all ages. You can hear all about it on Issues and Answers. mm, 1 ii.lmjj m.i I -L'Vil 7.1 Ii ins i in isiii -'err ae i PARTY TIME: One of the nicest bashes of the year was thrown by MGM producer Carter deHaven to celebrate the end of filming of "The Outfit," which is Robert Ryan's 80th cnoADLOor.i motion picture.

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