AFTERNOON

12:00
GQ ®k*® “Cannonball”
(1976, Adventure) David Carra-
dine, Robert Carradine. A quar-
ter-of-a-million dollars’ worth of
vehicles meet their end in a
motorized mayhem of stunt driv-
ing, chilling chases and spec-
tacular wrecks.

4:00
@® GD *** “The Barkleys Of
Broadway" (1949, Musical)
Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. A
theatrical couple split up over a
disagreement concerning their
future only to firid that their love
for each other is revitalized.

2:00
wx% “The Last Voy-
age’ (1960, Drama) Robert
Stack, Dorothy Malone. The

captain of a sinking vessel must
choose between dying or ruining
his career by abandoning ship,
while a passenger struggles to
free his wife from debris.

3:00
(8) *x** ‘The Killer Elite”
(1975, Adventure) James Caan,
Robert Duvall. The CIA hires a
professional assassin to protect
a Chinese political activist.
*k&% “Kiss Them For
Me" (1957, Comedy) Cary
Grant, Suzy Parker. A trio of
Navy officers on shore leave in
San Francisco find that it’s a
pretty friendly town.

§:00
&*& & ‘Duel in The Sun”
(1947, Western) Jennifer Jones,
Gregory Peck. A beautiful half-
breed Indian girl touches off an
explosive tamily feud when she

comes to live in the home of a
wealthy cattleman and his two
sons.

EVENING

*& *&* “The Glass Bot-
tom Boat’ (1966, Comedy)
Doris Day, Rod Taylor. A physi-
cist becomes involved with a
girt who poses as a mermaid
part-time.

kkk “All About Eve”
(1950, Comedy) Bette Davis,
Anne Baxter. A star-struck girl
manipulates and connives her
way to stardom.

8:30
@ *x** “The Cassandra
Crossing’’ (1977, Suspense)

Sophia Loren, Richard Harris. A
passenger train carrying a ter-
rorist with pneumonic plague
meets with destruction when it

AFTERNOON

12:30
kk “A Littie Prin-
cess" (1973, Drama) Deborah
Makepeace, Donald Pickering.
A young girl is orphaned in a tor-
eign city and left to tend for her-
self.

1:00
@@® * “Stagecoach To Den-
ver’ (1947, Western) Allan

‘Rocky’ Lane, Bobby Blake. A
respected member of a Western
community is actually a vicious
murderer.

@ kke% “Black Oak Con-
spiracy’’ (1977, Adventure)
Jesse Vint, Karen Carlson. A
Southerner seeks revenge
against a crooked lawman and a
cabal of landgrabbers.

2:00
QO ® *x*% ‘Transatlantic
Tunnel" (1935, Fantasy) Rich-
ard Dix, Leslie Banks. Based on
a novel by Bernhard Kellerman.
The construction of an undersea
tunnel to America is completed
despite a flurry of protest.

3:00
Oo ©®@- w*e% ‘“‘Alien
Encounters" (1975) Documenta-
ry. Several scientifically docu-
mented encounters with extra-
terrestrial beings are examined.

EVENING
8:00
@ wee ‘Chisum’

(1970, Western) John Wayne,
Forrest Tucker. A cattle baron
enlists the aid of Billy the Kid in
fighting corrupt, power-hungry

law officers.
kk & “The Trial Of Lee
Harvey Oswald” (Part 1 of 2)
(1977, Drama) Ben Gazzara.
Lorne Greene. The guilt or inno-
cence of the accused presiden-
tial assassin is determined after
an in-depth evaluation of events
surrounding the case.
@® Gd * *% “Smokey And The
Bandit’"’ (1977, Comedy) Burt
Reynolds, Sally Field. A trucker
hired to hightaii it to Texas for
an iltega! beer run picks up a
runaway bride and infuriates a
stubborn sheriff along the way.
8:30
© QM *«%**% “Chariots Of
Fire’ (1981, Drama) Ben Cross.
fan Charleson. Social pressure
and personal turmoil beset two

AFTERNOON

12:30
*& & & “Cinderella Liber-
ty’ (1973, Comedy) James
Caan, Marsha Mason. A sailor
falts in love with a Seattle pros-
titute he won tor a night in a
pool game.

1:00
@Q@@® *% “Phantom Thunder-
bolt’’ (1933, Western) Ken May-
nard. Two small Western towns
wage a bitter battle over a rail-
road line.
@ @ wx% “All in A Night's
Work" (1961, Comedy) Dean
Martin, Shirley MacLaine. When
a publishing tycoon is found
dead, his nephew inherits the
business and all its headaches.

2:00
@® ****% “Cyrano De
Bergerac” (1950, Drama) Jose
Ferrer, Mala Powers The
adventures of the soldier-of-for-
tune with the nose of a clown
and the heart of a poet are
recaptured.

3:00
@@® *«*#* “Little Ladies Of
The Night” (1977, Drama) Linda
Purl, David Soul Shunned by her
parents and ignored by the

police, a teen-age - runaway
finds herself drawn into the
seedy world of pimps and Bros.

titutes.

° EVENING
8:00

wk ‘The Trial Ot Lee
Harvey Oswald’ (Part 2 of
2)(1977, Drama) Ben Gazzara,
Lorne Greene. The guilt or.inno-
cence of the accused presiden-
tial assassin is determined after
an in-depth evaluation of events
surrounding the case.
@D ww* “The Dogs Of
War" (1880, Adventure) Chris-
topher Walken, Tom Gerenger.
Based on the book by Frederick
Forayth. After being tortured
and deported by an African dic-
tator, a mercenary returns to
lead a revolution.

8-00

@ © xx “Executioner’s
Song” (Part 1 of 2) (1982, Dra-
ma) Tommy Lee Jones, Eli Wal-
lach. Based on the book by Nor-
man Mailer. Traces the last nine
months in the life of convicted
murderer Gary Gilmore, who
fought efftors aimed at prevent
ing his execution (R)

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Brunches

kkek% “My Side Of
The Mountain" (1969, Adven-
ture) Ted Eccles, Theodore
Bike!l. A_ gentle ftolk singer
deftriends a 13-year-old Canadi-
an boy who retreats to the
mountains to do some soul-
searching.

10: 16 wart
* &* “Charlie Bubbies”’
(1868, Drama) Albert Finney,
Liza Minnelli. A sense of mean-
inglessness engulfs a middie-
ctass writer when he is catapult-
ed into fame and fortune.

11:65
@@®D x**% “Blues in The
Night’’ (1941, Musical) Priscilla

sSUNDAY MOVIES

MONDAY

TUESDAY

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is averted from its originai desti-
nation.

8:00
@ GS *x**% “Forbidden Para-
dise’’ (1979, Drama) Mia Far-
row, Jason Robards. As the
daughter of a Nava! commander
starts a passionate romance
with a Polynesian tribal chief, a
devastating tropical storm
begins to develop.

9:30
(U3) kkk “Viva Max”
(1969, Comedy) Peter Ustinov,
Jonathan Winters. A group of
Mexicans relive the Alamo in
present-day Texas.

11:46
@@® ***% “Pleasure Cove"
(1979, Romance) Constance

Forslund, Tom Jones. A staff .

member at a posh island resort
becomes romantically entan-

gled with a roguish, charming
guest. (R)
12:00

@ xxx “Joy Of Living”’
(1938, Comedy) irene Dunne,
Dougias Fairbanks Jr. A care-
free wortd traveler and a career-
minded actress fall in love, but
their tamilies get in the way.

12:05

@@® *«**% “Modesty Blaise”
(1966, Adventure) Monica Vitti,
Terence Stamp. When a private
investigator and her sidekick
are hired to protect a supply of
preciqus gems, they find them-
selves duped.

@@ «** “The Blue Max”
(1966, Drama) George Peppard,
James Mason. A young German
competes with more experi-
enced flyers for the prestigious
Blue Max award.

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QO @® xx “The People”
(1971, Fantasy) Kim Darby, Dan
O'Herlihy. A rural teacher dis-
covers she has unusually gifted
students.

 «*** “This Land Is
Mine” (1943, Drama) Charles
Laughton, Maureen O'Hara. A
Frenchman summons his cour-
age and defies the occupying
Germans.

12:46

® «kek “Dirty Harry”
(1972, Drama) Clint Eastwood,
Harry Guardino. A determined
police detective defies his
superiors and gambies_ with
innocent lives to capture a
sniper who is terrorizing San
Francisco.

MOVIE S seems

contrastingly different BGritish
athletes on their way to glory in
the 1924 Paris Olympics.
9:00

xwk “Lover Come
Back"’ (1962, Comedy) Doris
Day, Rock Hudson. An unscrupu-
lous businessman meets his
match in a beautiful and deter-
mined blonde.

10:16

@® *& & % “Congo Crossing”
(1956, Adventure) George
Nader, Virginia Mayo. When a
small colony in West Africa with
no extradition laws becomes a
haven for murderers and
thieves, an American attempts
to place it, under the jurisdiction
ot the Belgjan Congo.

MOVIES

11:65

@ xx “Four Daugh-
ters’'' (1938, Drama) Lane Sis-
ters, Claude Rains. Based on
the nove! by Fannie Hurst. Four
daughters of a small-town music
teacher fall in love with men of
different backgrounds.

12:00
@ > **#* “Body And Soul"
(1947, Drama) John Garfield,
Lilli Patmer. A boxer follows a
crooked line from the siums to
the tap -of the fighting racket
only to reject his old ways.
12:05
@ @® x*x*% “incident On A
Dark Street’’ (1972, Drama)
James Olson, William Shatner.

@ @ *x*% “A Star is Born”

(1976, Musical) Sarbra
Streisand, Kris Kristofferson.
Feeling his own popularity slipp-
ing as his young wife's career is
on the rise, a big-name star
turns to the bottle for comfort.
12:40
@MW **% “Adam's Woman"
(1972, Drama} Beau Bridges,
John Milts. A> wrongly impris-
oned sailor attempts to win his
release by marrying an influen-
tial woman. (R)
1:00 .
* “Without Warning”

@ ®

“(1980, Horror) Jack Palance.,

Martin Landau. A ga& station
attendant and a Vietnam veter-
an pit themselves against a ter-
rifying and powerful humanoid

Lane, Richard Whortf. Musical
score by Johnny Mercer and
Harold Arien. Tragedy follows
the breakup of a blues band.

12:00

w&*e% “Letter From An
Unknown Woman’ (1948,
Romance) Joan Fontaine, Louis
Jourdan. A woman tragically
continues to love a dashing pia-
nist although he doesn't return
her aftection

12:05
@® #x% “Journey To The
Unknown" (1968. Horror) Vera
Miles, Patty Duke Two
intertwined tales of terror a

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