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COMMANDER TOM SHOW ANOTHER WORLD EXC THUR Undmseo World of Jacques Cous mu THUR GENERAL HOSPITAL EXC Klara Kornor FRI LOVE EXPERTS 330 CELEBRITY COOKS MASH GALLOPING GOURMET 400 MOVIE BIIIe mum MON Gum mus turlf ltIE Housiabuut WED us IHUH tun In Acapulco rm DOUG HALL SHOW MERV GRIFFIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN EVERYDAY BRADY BUNCH In YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS WED Show RI WED MERRY MELODIES ODD COUPLE 430 HOGANS HEROES FOR KIDS ONLY LUCY SHOW MEDICAL CENTER ELECTRIC COMPANY LITTLE RASCALS MY THREE SONS 500 GET SMART GOODIES MIKE DOUGLAS BIONIC WOMAN EXC TUE UR su Million Dollar Man rur SESAME STREET BATTLE OF THE PLANETS MATCH GAME 530 0800 0803000 NEWS ODD COUPLE ALL IN THE FAMILY DOUG HALL SHOW GILLIGANS ISLAND FAMILY FEUD 0000 08 Last Magic smash success By STEVE CASEY Copley News Service HOLLYWOOD For Ri chard Nash playwright and novelist closely associated with the Golden Age of television of two decades back and man who finds the businessmen of Hollywood only slightly more decorous than the businessmen of the Mafia it is as he puts it sense of blissful revenge For having once passed over the work which has now become his bestselling novel The Last Magic the Hollywood entertainment ped dlers are now bidding furiously for movie rights His novel hit 10 bestseller lists after only several weeks His last novel East Wind Composer dies NEW YORK AP Howard Swanson 71 leading black composer whose works were played by the countrys major symphony orchestras and sung by major concert artism died Sunday at New York Hospital Swansons Night Song was sung by Leontyne Price during re cent White House performance brother said he died of leukemia Rain was out five months before achieving Similar popular recognition It seem edlikefiveyearsNashsaidi The total as of that morning was three major studios three independents and two stars all chasing after film rights to The Last Magic Then just before we were to meet at lunch Nash stopped by his hotel and heard himself being paged It was the office of his agent Irving Swifty Lazar on the phone with news that NB wants to acquire The Last Magic for an eightpart limited run series QLANDR And that said Nash in merry complaint while sipping Bloody Mary of indescribany poor quality puts him in something of quaridry In eight parts television could do far more with The Last Magic than could two hour film But do more what It would be pity he said if after years Iof work on the book it should all turn out tobecrap It is in its skeletal form the love story of Roman Catholic priest and Jewish girl who has been among other things prostitute Their story is told against the death and replace ment of the pope selection that is rich in intrigue behind Vatican walls and takes in the issues confounding the church trxlay priestly celibacy abortion birth control divorce women in the priesthood It is as is its nonCatholic author proatholic It is also as be freely offers lurid and sensational But the reviews in both lay and Catholic press have recognized the books truth and craftsmanship to say nothing of the 13 years of research and have praised The Last Magic highly MGM Official dies IUBUNIU ll funeral was held Monday for llillis ass 76 former general manager for anada of the Metro Goldwyn Mayer MGM film company Born in Waubaushene nt and raised in Toronto fass began working for film distributor in Sainthhn NB when he was 16 He was manger for MGM branches in Vancouver Calgary Montreal and Toronto Cass who died Sunday retired inltflo after I7 years as general manager for Canada HAIR GROWTH AGAIN CAN YOU IMAGINE HAIR GROWING AGAIN IN YOUR BALDING AREA MR SQUIRE has system that will do just that its called MICROSURGERY For those who are too bald then our NATURE SCALP system could be the answer Either way its better than that comb over cover Up take it system flinfiqtiirc Offices In KITCHENER TORONTO OTTAWA Send Me Free your colour 1230 Yongo St brochure no obligation Toronto Out As advertised on TV MQT Name WWW 4159255596 mess mfi City ss Phone and IV JV the examiner Frlday Nov 17 1978 13A Deod are live Saturday night Flanked by members of the rock group The Grateful Dead comedienne Jane Curtin one of the Saturday Night Live regular stars clowns around with lead guitarists Bob Weir left and Jerr Garcia right during rehear sol Curtin did not appear with the group Saturday on the actual show AP Photo Batmans RObin is getting the stars to make him rich By NANCY ANDERSON opley News Sen ice HOLLYWOOD Burt Ward Batmans Robin is busily casting cclebnties on lrshirts posters and soon tmilleI on belt bucklis buttons and quilts So far Ive gotten everybixly Ive gone after Paul Michael ilazer John Bitter says Ward Shaun assidy is hot item ftr posters but havent gone after David yet know he has new television series but wellsee Burt who found out about merchandising celebrities and celebrityrelated items when he was playing Robin in the Bat man television series has company Entertainment Licensing orp which recruits stars for apjxarances on shirts and posters Eighty per cent of all the posters and lshirts Ifeaturing celebrities that you see is us he declares Now were forming the Entertainment Licensing Asstxiation which will include the largest manufacturers of quilts buttons and belt buckles But says he also has com pany called Entertainment Management torp which mariges the Silvers ltlilt Speedwagoii OVIUOIIIly group of some kind and not an automobilei and were negotiating with the Beach Boys JOHN WAYNE While Shaun assidy posters etc sell like loaves of bread Ward says he hasnt tried to sign John Wayne for Tshirt poster appearances because hes not sure hed be marketable SJ Free Pickup Delivery SIM CUE CARPET Est I948 Professional Steam Cleanidg Woll to Wall Carpets Rugs Furniture At our plant or in your home lorrtol fht Cornucth Opomod Trudi Mounted Carpet Cloning Unit 205 Dunlop nitAm Girls he adds buy more posters then boys even posters featuring other girls lantiiig males who plastered bombers and battle ships with pinups of Betty Brable and Rita llaywortli during World War ll hau peopled the country with granddaughters who are plastering their walls with pinups of Farrah and Cheryl ladd Because Ward explaim they wanto to look like these girls They try to identify with them And they dont want to look like John Wayne Shaun assidy maybe No celebrityfestmned shirts have become collectors items yet Burt continues because the craze for them is too new But if its washed carefully in 20 years who knows what Shaun on white cotton outer war will bring Ward and his buddy Adam West Batman of the series of that name are the only actors to have played or will play the same roles on all three televi sion networks RIIIINIILSIIIIIES Their original television series was on AB Theyre ap pcaring in character on two specials for NBC and will star in Batriiaii movie for BS Mirther they provide voices for Batman animated series aired by the lastnamed net work Ward whose name was Bert John itlYlS Jr until court changed it to Burt John Ward in 1966 at the height of the Batman mania had almost no acting experience before he became Robin the Boy Wonder and hes had very little since other IJOIIII DUPAIN than in the Robin role which hes played at schools and stores betwoen more challeng ing engagements But theres no questioning his clout this and Westst because when they appeared at car show III Louisville they drew 187000 people At five dollars head Ward boasts Thats more of crowd than any rock stars drawnthere Prior to the Batman series Ward then Gervis was part time real estate salesman who sold onlyth bcmcsrduring 1965 fora total commission of $800 But one of these fortunately went to producer Saul David who found the young salesman so personable that he introduc ed him to an agent The agent in turn introduc ed him to Batman producer Bill Dozier who saw in him the ideal Boy Wonder IYl Shortly after that blessed event Ward said in an interview that he expected to become wealthy tycoon pronto wanna make it while Im young cried the then 2Iyear old Wonder Boy It would be worth dying to join the young millionairesclubatZtI year or so later some peo ple thought Ward had died because no more was heard from him utohaus io FAIRYIEIY Islbioo