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"Steam bath,"
Bruce Jay
F rie drn an's
bizarre comedy
about life after death, will be.
broadcast Monday, August 23,
at 10 P.M. on KUHT, channel 8
television.
The production, adapted for
TV by the author, stars Bill
Bixby, Valerie Perrine, and Jose
Perez and was directed by Burt
Brinckerhoff.
The setting for the play is a
New York steamroom, where an
odd assortment of characters including an old timer who's seen
and done everything, two gay
dancers, a flighty girl, and a
former art appreciation teacher
at the police academy - are
gathered.
The dialogue is razor sharp as
the group discusses exactly why
they are there, until gradually
they realize that they have died
and are in limbo. Their only
escape lies in the hands of the
Puerto Rican attendant, who
happens to be God.
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'''We didn't do Friedman's
work for sensationalism," said
execu tive producer Norman
Lloyd, "but because it is enter-
taining, vastly amusing, with a
serious theme.
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Its milieu is New York, but
its 'appeal is universal. People
everywhere can identify with its
situations, and the characters are
richly drawn."
Bill Bixby, who plays Tandy,
the art instructor,
stars in
the syndicated television series,
"The Magician," and will co-host
"The Puzzle Children," a special
on learning disabilities set to
air on P.B.S. in October.
Valerie Perrine (Meredith)
won critical acclaim for her role
in the movie, "Lenny," and has
recently starred in ''W.C. Fields
and Me." Jose Perez (attendant)
most recently starred in the
television
series,
"On the
Rocks."
"Steambath
stirred controversy when it was first aired
by some public television stations in 1973. In a review
in the Washington Post, Alan
M. Kriegsman said, "Those who
detect profanation
in 'Stearnbath' has missed the author's
intention competely ....
When
you strip away all the sassiness
and the horsing- around, underneath there's nothing but an
old-fashioned
morality
play."
John J. O'Connor of the
New York Times said, "In
addition to being outrageous, it
is serious ....
Mr. Friedman's
comedy of manic despair has
been given an exceptionally
rewarding form in this television
production."
. "Steambath"
is a presen tation of "Hollywood Television
Theater," produced at KCET,
Los Angeles. Executive producer
is Norman Lloyd.
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THE MONTROSE
STAR
AUGUST
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20-26,
1976
Calendar
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Here's the Star's Calendar, a
roundup of even ts falling from
Friday the 20th through Friday
the 27th.
Calendar
contains
items
which~ are intended exclusively
for gay people and their friends,
plus other items intended for
everyone.
Look over the list now and
plan your entertainment for the
week. Many events are free.
Some cost a few dollars.
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Sports
Saturday (21st)
Football in the dome: Houston .
Oilers against the New York
Jets, 8pm. Tickets at Foleys and
the Dome. Info:
797-9111.
Friday (27th)
Baseball in the Astrodome with
the Houston Astros hosting the
St. Louis Cards at 7; 35pm.
Tickets at Foleys or the box
office.
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Friday (20th) & Saturday (21st)
"The Queen and the Rebels" at
New Texas Theater, 1821 Lamar, 8:30pm. Info: 658-0900.
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Arts, Crafts, Antiques
and Photography
Fri. (20th) thru Sun. (22m)
"Raisin" at the Music Hall,
Bagby at Walker, 8pm. An
award-winning musical-comedy.
Info: 659-8866.
Fri. (20th) thru Sun. (22nd)
& Tues. (24th) thru Fri.(27th)
"Cabaret" at the Cabaret Theater in the Shamrock Hilton
.Hotel. Info: 664-3344.
Fri.(20th), Sat. (21st)
& Mon. (23rd) thru Fri. (27th)
An exhibit of great American
paintings by Bierstadt, Crane,
Carlson,
Wiles, Brachman,
Brown, Vogel, Burniston and
others
at the Robert Rice
Gallery, 2734 Virginia, lOam to
4pm (with additional hours on
Fri. & Sat. of 9 to l lpm). Free.
Info: 526-3076.
MONTROSE KEY AND
LOCK COMPANY
[othing,
sweatear, cut
waist.
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items.
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Sunday (22nd)
D. Shannon takes partjn
the
Hermann Park 21st Showmobile
Season, presented by the Parks
and Recreation Dept. in Hermann Park. Info: 2224451.
Fri. (20th), Sat. (21st)
& Mon. (23rd) thru FYi.(27th)
Works by Baskin, Chagall, Dale,
Dine, Matisse, Miro, Picasso. and
others, at Marjorie Kauffman
Graphics in the Galleria, lOam
to 6pm (except noon to 9pm
Mon. & Thurs.). Free. Info:
622-6001.
THE
BARN
IS LOOKING FORWARD TO
LABOR DAY
ROBERT WISEMAN
AND A REAL OLD-FASHIONED
Tues. (24th}-thru Sat. (28th)
Paul Lynde in concert with
Wayland Flowers, Roz Clark
and Mimi Hines at the Downtown Music Hall. Phone 6516000 for reservations. Tickets at
Foleys, Shows each evening at
Bpm plus a Sat. matinee at
2:30pm.
COUNTR Y BARBECUE
Fri. (20th) thru Sun. (22nd)
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Exhibits of prize-winning photos
from the Houston Arboretum
photo contest at the McAshan
Botanical Gardens, 4501 Woodway near 1-610. 9am to 6pm.
Free. Info: 621-7000, ext. 174.
BARN YARD
STARTING AT 7A.M., MONDAY, SEPT. 6
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AUGUST 20-26, 1976
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Mon. (23th) thru Fri. (27th)
"Four Women Artists" at the
DuBose Gallery, .2950 Kirby, a
mixed-media show by Houston
artists, from 9am to 5: 30pm
(except lIam to 4:30pm Sat.).
Free. In fo: 52649 I 6.
Patch
Fri. (20th) thru Sun. (2200)
Shanoah Antique and Art Show
and Sale at the Albert Thomas
Convention and Exhibit Center,
612 Smith, downtown, 5pm to
IOpm. Info: 781-1565.
We Welcome You
To A Houston Tradition
Cocktail Hour
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Sunday,
Bloody Marys & Screwdrivers $.50
$.50 Beer
2:00 ~7:00 p.m.
2294 W. Holcombe Houston,Texas
(713) 665-9678
Plus
Fri. (20th) thru Sun. (2200)
& Tues. (24th) thru Fri. (27th)
Westheimer Flea Market features
35 permanent shops and thirty
table spaces plus a permanent
plant shop and a bonsai plant
shop. Also antiques, jewelry,
pottery, herbs, quilts, garage sale
items and other collectibles.
1700 block ofWestheimer. Free.
lOam to 6pm. Info: 528-8457.
Fri. (20th) thru Fri. (27th)
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The national television networks are scheduling regular gay
characters in several of the new
. fall TV series.
Both "SNIP" and the "Nancy
Walker Show" will have openlygay people in the episodes
each week.
Several series, notably "Barney Miller," during the past year
had occassional appearances by
gay characters .
. The difference between this
year and last year, however, is
that the gay people are regulars.
"SNIP" on NBC is a situation
comedy revolving around a hair
salon. The star of the show is
straight, but some of his coworkers are gay. The National
Gay Task Force has a representative on the set to observe
each filming, at the invitation of
the producers and NBC.
Back in Houston, Katahdin
Productions
and Steve Fredericks are continuing their efforts
to produce and nationally-syndicate an all-gay program. (Steve
Fredericks is president. of Katahdin,_aI!.9 not an employee
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Fri. (20th) thru Fri. (27th)
The Houston Zoo features a
unique Tropical Bird House
resembling an Asian jungle with
more than 200 exotic birds
flying freely through the aviary
rain forest, plus rare vampire
bats from Mexico and a gorilla
habitat. 9:30am to 8pm. located in Hermann Park. Info:
523-0149.
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Sat. (21st) and Sun. (22nd)
Common Market located at the
Westpark
exit of Southwest
Freeway has six ac-res with 40
permanent shops and booths and
200 transient stalls. Dealers offer
clocks, jewelry, bottles, coins,
glassware, dolls, furniture \ and
just about any other conceivable
collectors' item. Free. Dawn to
dusk. Info: 782-0391.
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THE MONTROSE STAR
Tues. (24th) thru Thurs. (26th)
Free games of cards, checkers,
chess, Monopoly, backgammon,
etc., with strolling musicians at
City Hall Gardens, Bagby &
McKinney, llam to 2pm. Compliments of "Mayor Fred." Info:
2224451 or 222-3211.
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join.
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to produce and nationally-syndicate an all-gay program. (Steve
Fredericks is president. of Katahdin, and not an employee
of Three Star Broadcasting or
channel 26 television, as reported
last week. However,
Katahdin handles certain promotional considerations for Three
Star, producer of the All Night
Show on channel 26, and
Katahdin has asked Three Star
for assistance in the proposed
syndicated gay program.)
Currently, Steve Fredericks is
representing the All Night Show
to potential gay advertisers. He
considers
this a first step:
getting gay advertising support
in an existing program. The
next step: moving on to the
syndicated show.
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The Montrose Star announces an increase
in circulation effective this issue.
The Star now guarantees -a .weekly circulation of 7000 copies, a 40% increase over-the
previous guarantee of 5000 copies.
The Star can .guarantce this increase with
the addition
'of several new distribution
points, including a dozen convenience stores
in the Montrose. -
Ranking
How do the three pub lications stack up in
weekly Houston circulation?
Here are our
estimates:
Montrose Star -1000
This Week- in Texas -less than 5000
Nuntius - about 4000
Generally
speaking,
the Star reaches just-
about everyone in Houston that is reached by
This Week in Texas and the Nuntius, EXCEPT
the Star reaches an additional 20(,)0 to 3000
that neither This Week or the Nuntius reach.
And despite the fact that the Star has
greater circulation in Houston than either of
our two competitors, our advertising rates are
about the same or even less than theirs. For
example, a 35-square-inch
ad in' the Star
costs $35. A 35-square-inch ad in This Week
in Texas costs $60.
The Star gives you greater circulation
where it counts most: Houston. And for less
money.
We call this EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING.
The Montrose Star.
How can you?
How can you have greater Houston circulation but actually have lower .advertising
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rates? Aren't you losing money?
No. Because our major competitor has two
significant expenses ,that we don't.. Shipping
expenses to places like Dallas and Odessa.
And a much greater printing bill for about
the same number of copies. Their type of
publication. requires a printing system that
costs about twice the cost 'of printing a
newspaper. And the advertiser of course must
pay for this printing with higher advertising
rates.
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Plus, Houston advertisers must foot part
of the bill of the out-of-Houston
free distribution of both of our cornpetitors.
And that is why, despite the fact that the
Star has greater Houston circulation than
either This Week .in Texas or the Nuntius, it
has advertising rates that are ab?ut the same
as the Nuntius and rates that are a good bit
lower than This Week in Texas. '
You get EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING
in
the Montrose Star.
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AUGUST 20-26, 1976
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Dear Jeannie:
This is my first letter to you,
so please understand the way I
word everything.
I'm a male, 26, neither butch
or fern, I've had one lover who
lasted four-and-a-half
months
and a boyfriend
who lasted
eight-and-a-half months.
It seems to me that in one
way or another I have bad luck.
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Dear Jeannie:
I'm an 18-year-old gay man,
My parents left me when I was
born. Ever since, I've lived
with my grandmother. She still
suffers the effects of a stroke she
had five years ago. Because of
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lasted four-and-a-half
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. and a boyfriend who lasted
eight-and-a-half months.
It seems to me that in one
way or another [ have bad luck.
As careful as I am, you would
think I could pick possibly My
Perfect Prince (I shouid be so
lucky).
By the way, it was six
months
between
my lover
and my boyfriend.
Now my
lover and 1 are just "good
friends."
I want to know what 1 should
do. If by some miracle I. meet
the right party, should I move in
with him after knowing him a
while (say six months),
or
should I just wait about one
month
and then move in.
Badly Hurt
Dear Badly: '
Whoa! You're getting a bit
ahead of yourself!
You and "the right party"
will have to make the move-in
decision together.
There is no way that you,
now and by yourself, can make
a decision involving someone
. you've not even met yet. Some
things you can consider in the
meantime, however, are:
Do you really want to live
with someone?
Are you willing to make the
compromises necessary to make
such an arrangement
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secure and comforting as living
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I'm an 18-year-old gay man.
My parents left me when I was
born. Ever since, I've lived
with my grandmother. She still
suffers the effects of a stroke she
had five years ago. Because of
this condition, I stay with her
most of the time.
Both of my parents are
remarried. My father and stepmother live nearby, but we just
can't get along with each other.
No one in the family knows
I'm gay, which is another
problem I want to tell them,
but Iknow they wouldn't accept
it.
Jeannie, I live in a very small
town (under 500 people), and
there are hardly any gays here.
As I don't get out much, it
gets lonely for me. One thing I
look forward to each day is
receiving mail.
Somewhere out there is "a
person for me." It would be
great corresponding with other
gays. If you could possibly find
gay pen pals for me it would
mean a lot.
Hope you can be of help.
Take care and have a' beautiful day.
~impy R. Aulds
P.O. Box 115
Choud rant, LA 71227
All right readers ...
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Saturday morning, Aug. 21
6pm
[2]
[11] [13] local news
[ 8] Mr. Rogers Neighborhood
[26] Partridge Family
[39] Brady Bunch
6am
[13]
[26]
Earth Lab
Highway Patrol
[11]
[26]
Agriculture U.S.A.
cartoons
Wild World of Animals
Robert MacNeil.
To Tell the Truth
Let's Make a Deal
Hogan's Heroes
Adam·12
[26]
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[ 8] Washington Week in Review
[11] Stranded
[13] pre-season pro football: New
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[26] Spanish-languageprograms
[39] Star Trek: "The Conscience of
the King." Capt. Kirk diverts the
ship to Cygnia Minor after a,n old
,friend says he has discovered a
tife-saving synthetic food.
7:30pm
[ 8]
Wall Street Week
8pm
[ 8]
Friday Local
[11] movie: "The Saltzburg Connection"
[39] serial and movie: Flash Gordon
followed b'y "Night of the Blood
Monster" starring Christopher Lee,
Marie Schell. During the tyrannical
reign of James II of England, a
young girl is falsely accused of
witchcraft by a malevolent Lord
Justice. She escapesand joins forces
in an attempt to overthrow the
regime.
9pm
[8]
Terror, Part 1: "Palestinian
Guerilla." A fast-paced documentary wh ich traces the historical
origins and grQWth of Palestinian
militancy and examines two key
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6:55am
7am
[ 2] Emergency Plus Four
[ 8] SesameStreet
[11] Pebbles& Bamm Bamm
[13] Hong Kong Phooey/Schoolhouse Rock
[26] movie: "Spoilers of the Plains"
(51). Roy Rogers.
7:30am
[ 2] Josie and the Pussycats
[11.] Bugs Bunny & Roadrunner
[13] Tom ,& Jerry/Grape Ape/
Schoolhouse Rock
7:50am
[39]
Concern for Today
8am
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[ 2]
[ 8]
[39]
House of Frightenstein
Electric Company
Across the Fence
8:05am
[26] movie: "Star
JohnWayne.
Packer"
Pink Panther
Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood
Scooby 000
New Adventures of Gilligan
Facet
9am
[ 2 J Land of the Lost
(8)
SesameStreet
(11) Shazam/lsis Hour
(13) Super Fri-ends/Schoolhouse
Rock
[39J Mr. Chips
9:10am
[26J Cisco Kid
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9:55pm
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10pm
(2)
(11) (13) focal news
(8)
Firing Line (to 10:3Opm)
[26) Groucho
(39) Love American Style
10:30pm
[ 2) Tonight Show: Johnny Carson
[11) movie: "Trouble With Angels."
Rosaline Russell, Hayley Mills.
(13) movie: "300 Spartens." Rich·
ard Egan Dianne Baker, Sir Ralph
Richardson, Barry Coe.
[26) Mary Hartman: Mary's emergency is a job for Otto Fuerbach.
[39) religious programs
11pm
[26) Phil Donahue: West Pointer
Steven Verr speaks out against the
academy.
Midnight
"a
[ 2) Midnight Special: Helen Reddy
(to 1:30am)
(26) Roy Ro~ers
12:30am
lp.
(11) movie: "24 Hours to Kill."
Mickey Rooney, Walter Slezak, Lex
Barker. (to 2:30am)
(13) Rookies
[26) My favorite Story
[39) local news
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1am
[26J
The Montrose Star and
community
businesses
present the All Night Show to
6am. Tonight's first' movie:
"Thundering Jets", (58) starring Rex Reason. A flier proves
his courage. This is followed by
an episode of Highway Patrol,
then, at about 3am, "Sorry,
Wrong Number"
(48), the
story of a woman who hears
about a murder plot, starrring
8arbara Stanwyck.
other
[39J movie: "City of Conquest".
(37). James Cagney, Anne Sheri·
dan, Arthur Kennedy. Boxer sacrlfices everything for kid brother,
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(26)
Cisco Kid
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(11) Shazam/Isis Hour
(13) Super Fri~nds/Schoolhouse
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(39) Mr. Chips
9:30al'l1
[ 2] Run, Joe, Run
(39) Suspense Theater: "The World
I Want." Jo Van Fleet, Sal Mineo.
Murder for money, but a conniving
wife's plan is thwarted when she
realizes her husband 'has made other
provisions for h is estate.
THE
9:40am
(26) movie: \ '''Springtime
in
Sierras" {47). Roy Rogers.
BARN
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10am
[ 2) Beyond
[ 8) Electric
[11) Far Out
(13) Speed
Rock
'the Planet of the Apes
Company
Space Nuts
Buggy/Schoolhouse
10:30am
[ 2) Westwind
[ 8) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood
[11) Ghost Busters
[13) Oddball Couple
(39) Easy Growing
10:45am
[26) movie: "King
(361. John Wayne.
of the Pecos"
11am
[ 2) Jetsons
(8)
Zoom (to 11:30am)
(11) Valley of the Dinosaurs
(13) movie: "You Must Be Joking."
Terry
Thomas, Michael Callan,
Lio nell Jeff ries.
[39J You Can Do It: ''Wooden
Wonders"
THE
.Country~Wester'n Beer Bar
in Houston
announces
new weekend hours
. 11:30am
[2 J Go U.S.A.
[11) Fat Albert
& Cosby
[39J I Dream of Jeannie
Kids
11:50am
[26J
Lone Ranger
.open 10amiSaturday
noon Sunday
(and 4pm Mon.-Fri.)
, close 2am
Sat. afternoon, Aug. 21
Noon
[ 2 J Call It Macaroni
[11J Children's Film Festival
[39J Soul Train
710 Pacific
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12:20pm
[26J movie: "Sunset
(45). Roy Rogers.
in Eldorado"
12:30pm
[ 2 J Community Forum
AUGUST 20·26, 1976
THE MONTROSE STAR
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7'30pm
1pm
[ 2] Grandstand
[11J Who, What, Where, How Do
You Know?
[13] Mexican-American Dialogue
[39] Supersonic: Gary Glitter, Marianne Faithful, Roxy Music.
1: 15pm
[ 2] pro baseball: teams undecided
at presstime
1:25pm
[26] movie: "Showdown at Boot
Hill" (58). Charles Bronson,
[11]
[26]
2pm
[11] movie:
"The Indestructible
Man."
Lon Chaney Jr., Casey
Adams.
[13]' Black Outlook
2:30pm
[13]
[26]
La Raza
Friends of Man
Jpm
[26]
[39]
Bill Dance Outdoors
Garner Ted Armstrong
[11]
[13]
[26]
[39]
Hartford Open Golf
show undeclded at press time
Just PassingThru
Champions,
3:30pm
4pm
[ 2] Space, 1999: "A Matter of Life
and Death."
Helena's husband,
missing in space for years, mysteriously appears on Moonbase
Alpha to warn her away from the
planet where he and everything on
it exist asanti-matter.
(13) Wide World of Sports
[26] 2nd Annual North American
Flag Football Championship: Canadians vs. Black All Stars
4:30pm
[39]
Rifleman
5:30pm
[ 2 J [11] network news
[ 8) Elma Barrera
[13] local news
Saturday night, Aug. 21
Dom
[2]
[11]
[13]
My FriendFlicka
ThisWeek in Galveston
Consultations: "Deformities of
[ 2] pre-season pro football: Los
Angeles vs. Oaklilnd
[ 8] Masterpiece Theater: "Shoulder to Shoulde', Christabel Pankhurst."
The women's suffrage
movement erup-s into violence as
women. fight men with fists' and
stones In the streets of London
[11] Mary Tyler f.1ciore
.
[2]
Friends: Ice Capades
[11] [26] religious programs
[13] Treehouse Club
[ 2]
[13]
[13]
[39]
Houston9:30am
Wrestling
[11]
[13]
Hola Amlg!)s
TurnOn
movie''. "Hotel"
the Spine"
[26J cartoons
7: 30am '
8am
[11] Bob Newhart
,
[26] Sammy Davis & Co.:
Rickles, Karen Valentine.
9pm
10:30am
[ 8] Olympiad: 'Women Gold MadalWinners"
[11] Diahann Carroll
[1'1] Faceth.e Nation
[13] movie: "Mischief in Wonderland." Children's animated special.
10pm
I8]
11am
Territory (to 10:3Opm}
[11] [13] local news
[26] movie: "Awful
Dr. Orloff"
[11]
[39]
(641. Haward Vernon. Insene surgeon disfigures a woman.
[39} Houston Wrestling
10:30pm
[ 2] Meet the Press
[ 8) Book Beat: "The &Neet William" by Beryl Bainbridge.
[11} Contempo
[11lmovie:
"The Viking Queen."
Don Murray, Carita Donald Houston.
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un ay afternoon, Aug. 22
(13) movie: "A Star is Born." Judy
Garland, James Mason, Jack Carson, Charles Bickford.
11pm
[2 J local news
11:30pm
[ 2]
[26]
[39]
NBC Saturday Night
Invisible Monster: chapter 2
religious programs (to 1:05am}
M'd . ht
[26J movie: "~o~:g Planet A'
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(49). Diabolical doctors take over.
12:30am
[11] movie: "Mozambique." Steve
Cochran, Hildegarde
Neff (to 2am)
"
1am
[ 2]
Monty Python's Flying Circus
[26] The Montrose Star and
other community businesses
present the All Night Show to
6am. Tonight's first movie:
"Man With 9 Lives" (40) 80'
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followed by Highway Patrol,
then Sid Caeserat about 3am
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5:30pm
[2 J [11 J network news
[ 8] World Press
(13) local news
[39] Voyage to the Bottom of the
Sea: "The Exile"
Impact
religious programs
7am
6 m
p
"Summer
Lone Ranger
[ 8]
[26]
American lndian Artists
Jerry Visits
[39]
public affairs programs
[2]
Ellery Queen: "Eccentric
6:30pm
En-
gineer"
[ 8} Evening at the Pops: Guest is
Ray Bolger.
[11} Sonny & Cher
SixMillio~sDoliarMan
My FaVOriteStory
7:30pm
[ 2 ). baseb~lI: Houston
Philadelphia
[2]
Mallory: Raymond Burr stars
,as a once-popular lawyer whose
reputation
has been tarnished.
[8 J Masterpiece Theater: "Shoulder to Shoulder, Outrage." "}:ragic
story of the first martyr of the
Astros at
[1 ~) p~e-sea~n pro football: Cincmnan vs. Minnesota
[13J Eyewitness Issuesand Answers
[26] Dorothy Davis
8pm
women's movement, Emily Wilding
Davison
[11] Koj~k
[13J movie: "Winter Kill"
1 m
. pTennis:
. from ToGrand Prix
ronto
[13] Formby
[26] religious programs
[] 8
1:30pm
[13]
Bicentennial Trails
[13]
[39]
Alaska Pipeline Special
Cita Con Carlos
2pm
.
8.30pm
Spanish-languageprograms
[26]
midnight)
[ 8]
Great
9 m
pelormances,
(to
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[ 2)
local news
7:25am
7:30am
[ 8) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood
[ 11J Capt. Kangaroo
[39] Dusty's Treehouse
8:25am
[ 2)
[13]
local news
8:30am
f
2]
Today
I 8] bilingual educational program
[13] Good Morning America
[26J Old Time Religion Hour
[39] Jeff's Collie
9am
[ 2] Sanford and Son
[ 8] Mon.: special educational program. Tues.-I:ri.: Sesame Street
[11] Price is Rig;'t
[13] Dialing for ~)ollars
[39} Mik'e Dougla,
9:30am
[ 2]
[26]
Celebrity Sweepstakes
Hazel
10am
[ 2] Wheel of Fortune
[ 8]
Electric Company (to
am)
[11] Gambit
[26] Andy Griffith
-If)'3D
10:30am
Jennie:
"His Borrowed Plumes"
[11] Cannon
[2]
[ 8]
Today
local news
cartoons
Three Stooges
8am
[ 2]
12:30pm
(2)
[13]
[26J
[39J
[2 J Today
[11 J Mike Morgan
[13J Good Morning America
[26]
(26) religious programs
(39) religious programs (to 12:05
am}
Noon
6:45am
Down to Earth
6:50am
(13)
Big 2 News Conference
[ 8 ) 'show undecided at press time
(11) Championship Fishing
[~~) ~~C Is~es and Answers
[ ]
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Kid
6:40am
[26J Concern for Today
[39J Concern for Today
Sunday evenirig,Aug.22
7pm
11:30am
Wed.: These are Days. Thur.: Make
a Wish. Fri.: Davey & Goliath/Kum
Ba YahlPieces of Eight.
[26] Thur., Fri.: cartoons
[26]
.
[ 2] Disney:
Magic" part
one.'
[ 8] Capt. Noah & the Floating
Zoo; animated story of Noah's ark.
[11] 60Minutes
[13] Ring of Bright Water - Part 1
.10am
Don
Let's Make a Deal
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religIOusprograms
8:30pm
5pm
[ 2] Together With People
[11] Sorting It Out
[39J The F.B.1.
[13]
7am
Bprn
1:30pm
[11] Big Blue Marble
[13] The Show
[39] Don Kirschner: Staple Singers,
Sparks, Flying Burrito Brothers.
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Future Shock: James Brown
10pm
[11J [13] localnews
Inner Tennis (to 10:3Opm}
[ 2]
[ 11]
[13]
[26]
[39]
Hollywood Squares
Love of Life
Happy Days
Not for Women Only
I Dream of Jeannie
10:55am
3pm
1030
: pm
[11]
network news
[13] movie: "Journey to the Far
Side of the Sun." Roy Thinnes,
Lynn Loring, Herbert Lorn.
[39] movie: "Jungle Flight" (47).
[ 2 J World at War: "Pincers"
[11] movie: "Asylum." Peter Cushing, Barbara Parkins. (to 12:30am)
[13] .•movie: '''L'
Shaped Room,"
[ 2]
[11]
Fun Factory
Young and Restless
11am
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"Man With 9 Lives" (40). Boris
Karloff stars as a man that
cannot be k il/ed.
This is
followed by Highway Patrol,
then Sid Caeser at about 3am
in 'The Busy Body," a frightful comedy.
1:30am
presenr me All
[ 2] [11] network news
[ 8] Elma Barrera
[13] local news
Saturday night, Aug. 21
6pm
[ 2] [11] local news
[ 8] show undecided at press time
[13] HeeHaw
[26] NFL Action
[39] LawrenceWelJ<
[ 2] Little 01', Show That Comes
On
After
Monty
Python
(to
1:45am)
6:30pm
[ 2]
[ 8]
[11]
[26]
2am
Wild World of Animals
Minority Report'
Wild Kingdom
Medix
[13]
network
news (to
[ 2] Emergency: "The Great Crash
Diet." After a nutritionist decides
that the men at Firehouse 51 are
not eating properly, Chet takes over
with unhappy results.
[ 8] Black Perspective
[11] Jeffersons
[13] Wonder Woman
[26] 'Family Fun Theater: "Babar
Comesto America"
,[39] country music programs
6aln
[26]
[13] movie: "Journey to the Far
Side of the Sun." Roy Thinnes,
Lynn Loring, Herbert Lorn.
[39] movie: "Jungle Flight" (471.
Barton MacLane, Robert Lowery.
Two pilots on a job in Latin America get involved in the disputation
of a mine.
4pm
[39] Dale Anderson Traveling Music
Show: includes a visit to the Busch
Bird Park in Houston.
5pm
religious programs
Concern for Today
[2]
[11] local news
[8]
Consumer Survival Kit: A look
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For sale: Shure Vocalmaster . Notice: to all of the friends of
darling than a young man's fool.
P.A. system. Includes amp, colSteve, who (as Stella) has mixed
I look to be in my middle 3Qs
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drinks in all the nice bars in the
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Sacrifice: $100.0.. 521·0.115.
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now being butch, and popping
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Age 31, 6'11', 155, blond, green
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For sale: ..1974 Thunderbird, full
this note will appeal to someone
power, all extras. White with
-who will appreciate those qualiRoommate wanted for financial
white vinyltop. Reasonable. Call
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Frank, 683-8115 days. After
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7pm: 433-0061.
apartment. Your half: $124.75.
relationship, tell me about yourBill, 960.·1722, after midnight
self with a photo and I'll be in
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Business man wants female comtouch. A·bientot. Wally. 50.0.5
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W/M, 33, looking for a young
lover. I'm responsible and you
should be too. We'lljiave. lots
of good' times. Pasadena area.
473·9776. Ask for Carl.
THE MONTROSE STAR
Young couple looking for bi or
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For a hot pad, call us. We'll
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3415 LaBranch
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Living, dining, bedroom, study.
By week $40.. Month: $160.. Call
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For sale: 1975 Buick La Sabre
convertible.
Burgundy with
white top interior. Moving. Must
sell. Terms negotiable.
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month. Call evenings only. 522·
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Wanted: Young male to share 2
bedroom, 2 bath apartment in
Montrose with same. 529·0.489
after Aug. 22.
Dependable
business/insurance
female seeks responsible white
female, 20. to 25. Non-smoker,
Neat and personable. Must love
music and sports. Am 22, white
and am' Taurus. Very sincere and
can make a good life for the
-right woman. Call Austin. 1·512·
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Yard sale: Good men's clothing,
sport coats, suits, jackets, sweaters, shirts, pants, swim wear, cut
offs. Small sizes 28 to 34 waist.
Small and medium. 2·man pup
tent. Chairs and misc. items.
August 19 thru 21, Thurs., Fri.,
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