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TONIGHT ANGELS 55 SECOND CITY SHOW 11 ROSS WITS 858 OMARY TYLER NEWSBREAK 035 LATE MOORE SHOW 900 To TELL THE 0THE BLACK SHEEP 111 TRUTH SOUADRONA 111111yig1111y31 REDD FOXX AUDUBON WILD LIFE THEATRE 511 111111111III II 1411 lwill 11 111 11 II 111 II1I11111 1111 It11 1141111 1Ilt MOVIE 1111 11 1I11I I11 Mill 111111 in 1111111 fiomEs OEYMPC érHECBSWEDNES LYNNE GORDON HERE coIIAEs THE DAY NIGHT MOVIES SHOW FUTURE on QUESTION 53 PERIOD COMMUNIOUER CHARLIES AN 93 WINNER 730 GELS CIRCLE MATCH GAME 11 CITY LIGHTS NEWLYWED 35 GAME 11 11 1111 GENE TAYLOR OCINETVO 11 NINETY MINUTES SHOW LIVE 1111 115611 GONG SHOW NEWS UPDATE MOVIEv In HERES LUCY 901 MAGIC SHADOWS ID WAR YEARS I111 111 958 1200 35 SANFOfiD AND ABC NEWSBRIEF ROBERT YOUNG SON 10100 FAMILY DOCTOR ODD COUPLE pOLICE WOMAN MOVIE 000 1204 THE LIFE AND aMoviE TIMES OF GRIzzLY 131 11 595M197 1205 5111111111111571111 1M1 CINEMA 111111 by 1111111 11 I11 WM tlll 1111111 111 SUPER SERIES 100 78 IGOOD TIMES 11 11 11 IIIuIn MI N1 11 M1 11 11 1111 11111 111 I1 v1 111 II I1 I11 iNIN1v11 I11III11I1II1I1111 II BARETTAI11 1I111i111 111 ll1 I1I711111 111 1111 D1POLICE WOMAN TOMORROW 1111 hi MERV GRIFFIN II Itl II 1II1I I1 111111 1tr1 III 1111 I11I11 11IIIIII11 Chevy Chase plays lead Chevy Chase has been signed as the romantic lead to costar with Goldie flawn in the Miller Milkislliggins Production of Paramount Pictures FOUL PLAY it was announced by Michael Eisner President and Chief Operating Officer of Paramount Pictures Iorpora tion FOUL ILAY marks Chases motion picture debut He started out as writer slip ped into performing on SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE the Nll1lelevision comedy series which won him an Emmy III W76 for outstanding continur Ing or single performance of supporting actor III variety or music That same year he shared the Emmy for llest Writing in comedy variety or music series In 1974 hase won the Writers luild of America Script Award for The Alan King Television omcdv Special sopnl lungs PHYLLIS GEORGE BERNADETTE PETERS JUDIE FOSTER actress sportscaster actress teenager JAN SIIZIIIENSHN PHYLLIS CHAFLY NATALIE COLE JACQUELINE BISSIIT golfer advocate singer actress Most watchable women Actress Sophia Loren topped the list of the International Society of Iirlwat nadette Peters teenager Jodie Foster golfer Jan Stephenson womens ad chers sixth annual selection of the worlds most watchable women it was an vocate Phyllis Schlafly singer Natalie Cole and actress Jacqueline liisset AP nounced Sunday 1lso honored it ere sportscaster Phyllis George actress Ber Photo wo aces rim ens on Jan 16 producer feels sh II ht TORONTO 111 An Irish pmVIdc solutions Iclmie Producer Michael McAloney talks about his latest project Two Faces of Africa during an interview in Toronto The play musical on South African culture plays Toronto at the YKeefe entre from Jan Hi to Ian 2K lliotoi All In The Family playing last season on Television HOLLYWOOD liptoe through the Neilsens and you shall see how that brash Soap has battled its way into the heart of the American TV addict which lends some credence to ABCs claim that it is doing for television in 1977 what TITS and All In The Family did In 1971 And even as this new deliberately shocking comedy takes hold it seems apparent that the granddaddy of socially outrageous Inith Is in the throes of its last season The notion that All III The Family will disappear after this year was not dispelled by its star the lrelandtraintxl ac tor forroll onnor during recent conversation In New York Ionnors contract for All In The Family expired last year new one was drawn to cover the current season and talk of whether the program will continue in years to come all seems to centre on the Connor mood Everybody thinks its up to me if that show goes on and Im the last person whos con sulted asserted OConnor The network decides if All In The Family will come back for ninth season and if they do theyll have to go to the owners of the show and make whole new deal with them Then they have to come to me Fascinati christmas GI Proud History of Great County From the early rural settlements to the contemporary invasion by urban mmmuters this chronicle raptures all and Jean Stapleton and ltob Ilieiner and Sally IStruthers Im the guy who never plans anything but those other three They may land me and find the other three are gone In later interview Con nor is reported to have said hed be more interested in another season with the show if it were done on film instead of tape and if it became series of perhaps six or so 90minute shows instead of weekly half hour OConnor looking incredibly sincere allowed that he still en joys the role of Archie Bunker It Availbl of look Stem Municipal Offices and Stucco County Museum the hardships achievements and hopes for the future of its indomitable people This is book to be enjoyed and treasured by resident and visitor alike Written by John Craig and illustrated by Margot Oswald Anderson 111m $1195 man who likes McXIcan Iood seems an odd candidate to pro duce musical on South AIrI can cult II re But II It does not work out Ill told my tents like the Arabs and sIlcntly sneak away Michael Mc1one says of his latest project lwo Faces of Africa which plays here at the IKcelc entrc lrom Jan ltilIIZH McAIoney however feels the show will be lid with local au diences Written by the same team tluit wrote IpI lombI lwo Faces of AlrIca compares traditional South llltt wIth the modern urban counterpart The musical appears to steer clear of politics Im not sweeping the politics under the rug but dont think shows should try and answvr questions or DOWNTOWN Illlll IMPERIAL CINEMAS All 1203440 OI ANYTIME III said III recent IIItcrvicw lpI IomhI was musical pot pourrI that had point of VIP and made no statement lltll show has narration that contrasts the old and new life styles Icloney said the musIcal asks basic questions of the alt dicnce tas the lllltll native bet Icr oII III the tribal days when he had his Inusn his culture and most Iniportantl his dig iIIIy or Is he better otl today in the big cItIcs with their sky scraiwrs buses and last IIIc McAloney said he Is enjoying pnxlucing different kind of theatre III INTI he directed Brendan Hehans Itorstal lloy 1m Broad way and received the Tony award and the New York DramaIItics1rcleAward for his work In world gone f111 on who nerds funny low story YOU DO OW TIMES 700 900 III 100 900 WINK ER FIELD TIIIIlIIIg lllt one Itllt love Is llllI ing IIIIIIISI HEROES 115111111IIAIIRISONIOKII 11m IIIIIIIIIIIJET It Knuthum Allcllll menu In BOOT REYNLIIS IRIS IRISIOIIIEIISON snownt JILL OLIIYBOIIOII ITOOOII HENRY SALLY Recommended Mutt atomimam the examiner Wednesday Jan 1978 11 Palladium mecca for performers LONDON Where did the Beatles fly on wires across the stage in comic ballet Where did Bette Davis chat with the audience for an hour or two and present clips from her oldfilms Where did Neil Diamond choose to perform when he could have sold many times more tickets at several other theatres Where did Laurence Olivier Vivien Leigh and Danny Kaye do comedy trio routine in show that featured Gloria Swanson as emcee It all happened at the Palladium the venerable and revered variety theatre in Lon don mecca for performers and audiences What New Yorks Palace once represented for vaudevillians the Palladium remains for todays enter tainers Once youve played the Palladium youve made it The 67yearold theatre works the same charm on the people who work there every day the general manager of the Palladium said We just retired an usherette whod been working at the Palladium for 60 years said the affable easygoing John Avery We have cleaners who have been here 40 years Our property manager our chief electrician our stage director have all been here practically all of their working lives Por Averys part the 50year old executive has been at the Palladium for just three years and he regards his tenure there as the capstone of 28year career as the manager of movie and stage theatres dont know where to go in our country he acknowledg ed Theres nowhere else to go He could not think of pro fessional engagement that could rival running the Palladium The building housing the 7269944 CINEMA Ali It 1I IIIII 11 133TIIIIIIIAMIIIIIIIT ICMI bit the Iaw YOU ARE IN RACE AGAINST TIME AND TEBNOR YOU lIGNT UP MY llFE 915 ONLY iI MilitilépjIqI Sometimes when you reach for dream you have to leave something behind IbuLigI1t maygr mm mi Wm ALPACINO MARTHEKELLER ROLLERCOASTIR AT 705 ONlY SMOKEY THE BANDIT AT 915 ONLY total lack of respect for Palladium was first erected in 1890 Avery said as the home of Henglers circus In 1910 it was converted for use as theatre and now its owned by Associated Television ATV British entertainment con glomerate It seats 2317 people and can accommodate 30 piece orchestra But if few rows of seats are removed the orchestra can grow to 85 pieces Avery and his staff of 200 can host musical show one even ing and have the stage ready for an ice show the next morn ing complete with 48 48 foot ice rink extending over the or chestra pit Its big theatre but its secret is that it doesnt appear to be he said Thats one reason performers like it The sight lines are clear and from the boxes you feel you can almost reach out and touch the performers Theres great feeling of intimacy about the place It may seem contradiction in terms but the Palladiums specialty has always been variety It has always housed the very top British and foreign including American performers often in great numbers Last Ma the Palladims stage was osen for the Royal Jubilee Performance attended by the Queen Mother celebrating Queen Elizabeths 25th anniversary on the throne IThe queen will attend another in November Besides the prestige of the Palladium the coziness of the auditorium the chance to per form before royalty enter tainers simply like the amenities The dressing rooms are very special Avery admitted His voice matteroffact trying to be modest but letting little pride creep in Particularly the star dress ing room Its draped in Silk and it has shower lounge and wet bar STA RTI TOMORROW III tut IIII 11 itlllliilll lI IIIIIIII 111 IIiIIIIIIlIlIII II WINNIE NIH EIIEIIWII ecommene as Adult Entenatnment