ABC’s WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS will, present an
afternoon of World Cup Skiing from Lake “Placid, New
York, site ef the 1980 Winter Olympic Games, on

Saturday, march 3.

Sound Country

By DOUG DAVIS

“The movie ‘Murder in
Music City’which aired some
weeks ago was something of
a surprise—surprising that it
was not just another Holly-

_wood: plasticated piece of
junk. The flick had a fair plot.
and country music followers
were treated to glimpses of
some of their favorites—
even though you might not
have caught all of them. -

Barbara Mandrell

The NBC-TV movie fea-
tured guest appearances by

Charile Daniels, Barbara
Mandrell, Ronnie Milsap,
Boots Rando! h, Ray Stevens
and Mel Tiills. The non-
country talent included
Sonny Bono and Lee Purcell,
lus Claude Akins = and
elinda Montgomery.

‘Country Crossroads,’ a
weekly radio program heard
on 750 stations across the
country, has just celebrated
its tenth anniversary. The
show is produced 4 the
Southern Baptist Radio.
Television Commission and
features countr music
personalities Bill Mack, Jerry
Clower and Leroy Van
Dyke. -

Hank Willlams Jr. and

od

recent TV movie titled ‘Willa.’
Hank wrote and sang the
theme for the movie. Also
broadcast recently was a TV
series that featured Hank.
‘Come Back’ was filmed in
Cullman, Ala.—at Hank's
home, on his bus and at a live
concert.

Galil Davies, who did okay
with her Lifesong single of
‘Poison Love,’ will do even
better with her newest single
of ‘Someone Is Looking for
Someone Like You.’ On a
recent promo tour, Gail
posed for a picture with
independent producer /

promoter /songwriter/ pub-
lisher and general country
music tycoon Kenny Wayne.
Wayne is gaining ground with
songs recorded by Joe Stam-
pley, Gene Watson and more
to come.

Kenny Wayne and
Gall Davies

Elvis fans have a new
recording to add to the
already bulging Evis catalog
The complete soundtrack of
the ABC-TV movie ‘Elvis.’
which atred last month (8
avatlable on K-Tel Records,
and Elvis tans are keeping the
record counters busy with

Merle Kilgore appeared in a orders

Fitmess. In your heart

you know it’s right.
The Canadian movement tor personal fitness

PARTICPACTION

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...,- Page 71, February 28; 1979- Noxth Shore News

THE LEADING PRESIDENT candidate is kidnapped
while travelling on Supertrain and his place is taken by
his con-artist twin brother—mastermind of the caper. -
But his plot goes awry when he begins to fall in love
with his sister-in-law and realizes the change in plans
will result in a murderous frenzy by his cohorts, in ‘Hail

to the Chief,}*on NBC-TV’s ‘Supertrain,’ Wednesday, .
“~—~*¥Feb. 28. Roy. Thinnes- stars im the dual role of the
candidate, Sen. J.J. Phillips, and his twin brother, ~
Eddie. Loretta Swit plays the candidate’s wife, Alice
Phillips. Also starring are Billy Barty as Mick, Scott
Brady as Gilbert Forbes, Edward Andrews as Harry
Flood, Patrick Collins as Dave Noonan and Harrison
‘Page as George Boone.

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-Sotheby Parke Bernet 7

Founded 1744 —-The leading firm of fine art auctioneers and appraisers in the world

.

is pleased to announce the appointment of

MR. UNO LANGMANN

as Our representative in the Northwest.

Sotheby Parke Bernet is first

in the world of fine art auctioneering

first in auction experience; since 1744 in London, since 1883 in New York
first in total sales in all fields of collecting,

first in world record prices

first in the total number of buyers and sellers

first with the largest staff of specialists in the fine and decorative arts
first with the largest network of auction facilities

and, in Los Angeles, the West5 largest gallery and staff of experts

Mr. Langmann is available for consultations on potential consignments of

antiques, fine art, paintings, prints, jewelry, Oriental art and antique fire-
arms, as well as appraisals for insurance, estate tax and other purposes.

The standard commission charged to sellers is 15% on items up to $500 and 10% on

items $501 and over. All property sold is subject to a premium of 10% payable by all
buyers as part of the purchase price.

Sotheby Parke Bernet

2117 Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6H3E9
Telephone: (604) 736-3212

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