WrWL It TV Mailbag No sequel for Rich Man By TIIOM MEAD Copley News Service HOLLYWOOD The TV Mailbag On the last episode of Rich Man Poor Man Book Two did Rudy die From the newscast they were playing after he was shot they were talking about him being at party Also will there be third book EB Waupaca Wis spokesman for Universale Studios where Book Two was filmed said Rudy Jordache was killed off in the final episode Peter Strauss who played Rudy in the series was not interested in any long term series and was reluctant to even par ticipate in Book Two Univer sal Studios said no final deci sion has been made on Book Three but doubted seriously it would happen Kotters would like to know where can write to the Kot ter gang on Welcome Back Kotter Wash ington Pa You might write to ABC Press Department 1330 Avenue of the Americans New York NY 10019 What ever happened to all the castaways of Gilligans Island Mikweyauwega Wis When the series ran its course and was canceled Bob Denver and crew somehow managed to swim to safety where they landed jobs in other films and series Bing Crosby What relation is Gary Crosby to Bing Crosby Also BING CROSBY how old is Bing Elkhorn Man Gary sons of Bing is one of several Crosby The crooner incidentally was 73 on May OFF AIR Why did the Sunday morning Wish show go off the air What is Make the host Tom Chapin doing now Is he related to Harry Chapin Ephraim NJ ABC says Mt Make Wish was taken off because it was felt the series had run its course In addition Tom wit Chapin wanted to do other things mainly sing He is currently making the concert round with his own show as well as star in brother Harry Chapins Anonymity thing of the past for this successful author By JOY STILLE NEW YORK AP Brooke Hayward says she misses her shroud of anonymity But now that her book Hay wire has been published and chosen as the Bookofthe Month Clubs spring selection anonymity is luxury of the past for its 39yearold author dont really like to have people know too much about me dont like to be in the public eye said Miss Hay ward who up to now has main tained her privacy despite working as high fashion model and actress and being the daughter of stageand scrcen actress Margaret Sulla van and agentproducer Leland Hayward In her book she reveals the story of her troubled family her mother married four times and dead at 51 her father who died in 1971 married five times her younger brother and sister in mental institutions and her sister Bridget an apparent suicide at 21 It would have been sense less undertaking if hadnt been candid said Mrs Hay ward Ircallystartedthe book asa private adventure into myself and had no thought of it being published she said wanted to See whether Miss Hayward calls her could recall in any detail events surrounding my sisters death particularly so began with that which was probably the most difficult It took almost three years to write the book To find count erpoint to her own memories she interviewed family and friends Among those interviewed were Ilenry Fonda to whom her mother once was married Jane and Peter Fonda with whom she grew up and her brother Bill now 35 and film producer in partnership with Peter Fonda Miss Hayward said she had problem coming to grips with her parents divorce after 10 years of marriage started out thinking of my mother as sainted martyr spent most of my life with her and had fierce loyalty to her because thought she was vul nerable She suffered lot when my sister and brotherat her own suggestionwent to live with father By the time finished the book felt deep sympathy not only for mother but for father ended up thinking she was more neurotic than had when she was alive and father less neurotic than had thought mother very conflicted per son who had high ex pectations of herself and all the people around her Her acting ability certainly carried into her life and her charm and colorful personality carried into her acting she said With her dynamism and charisma she was the centre of attention and when she entered room the focus was imme diater on her She carried with her an extraordinary quality of energy and magnetism Miss Hayward who lives in Los Angeles has two sons 19 and 20 who are in college and 1+yearold daughter by her second husband actor Dennis Hopper As for the possibility of re marrying she said think Im awfully independent and fairly mercurial It is rare man who could engage my at tention for so long As get older get more ec centric and more selfish If were younger and had more cartilege than bone it would be easier to adjust dont know if could commit myself to single human being now Government new villain in motion picture field By JAMES MEADE Copley News Service HOLLYWOOD When mo tion pictures began casting villains was no problem Any stereotyped minority would do Indians would be fine Many bit the dust So would any Latin including Mexicans Knifeintheback stuff Orientals were OK too Ah so Or how about the Nazi beasts lleil anything During the cold war Communists were fair game foreign or domestic About the same time minori ty complaints won attention especially at the box office literature for dramatization discovered the ant ihero This was the fellow who fought villain within himself rather than outside He occa sionally defeated himself This was convenient for time The protagonist also could be the antagonist fighting himself ver alcoholism drug addiction Jr as in Cold Turkey tobac oaddiction Then in the mid19605 new Iillain presented itself to the noviesIt was none other than reation of the public itself the government either federal state or local Ihis unlikely phenomenon came about when the public perceiv ed its government in different light than before The government had become big and bureaucratic It taxed the public heavily and punished those who did not pay It got in volved in expensive policy wars as opposed to survival wars Ultimately chicanery was exposed in high places It was not the stereotyped 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MADE LOVE TWICE ALREADY the examiner Saturday June 181977 11 CFL on CTV CTVs expanded football coverage schedule means sports fans across the country will be able to see more of their favorite teams in action as CTV Sports will be offering 28 CFL telecasts in the upcoming season With bigger and bet ter schedule the return of veteran reporting team Bill Stephenson Pat Marsden and Mike Wadsworth and changed AllPro Countdown format The CFL on CTV will have Canadian football action throughout the season While Bill Pat and Mike will be calling the plays for Eastern Conference telecasts AI Mc Cann of CFRN will play host to all Western Conference telecasts with playbyplay commentator Peter Young and color analyst Fred Fleming Theyll be joined in postgame analysis by Isolation Director Fred James an exCalgary Stampeder Isolation Director mints on on no snow LAST TIME router bigger in 77 and guest analyst for Eastern telecasts is veteran Nick Volpe This veteran coverage team will provide commentary and analysis while AllPro Count down once again will be show ing the strength and skills of football players through the great physical demands of the events of AllPro which returns with changed format Of the excitement about the upcoming football telecasts Johnny Esaw vicepresident CTV Sports says Were look ing forward to the renewed strength of Vancouver Last year Calgary finished on an upbeat with winning quarter backing and you can toss coin between Winnipeg Saskat chewan and Edmonton with BC the dark horse In the East the combination of the return to Toronto of Leo Cahill with rejuvenated Argo team will continue to provide high interest and excitement Amituml NSUNS ll VIAIS In nonvi JOYRIDE THIS EVENING AND THE EVENING ISNT OVER YET Also knownas Federal Undercover Agent Jackie Parker ONNIE STEVENS is SCORCHY COMPLETE SHOW AT 100 SCORCHY SHOWN AT 700 46 DUNLQP ST IVE PROFSSIONAL PLAYS by The Gryphon Theatre Company for the 1977 Summer Season July September at GEORGIAN COLLEGE THEATRE BARRIE AN OUTRAGEOUSLY SOPHISTICATED COMEDY IIAITERBOX THE STORY OF WOMAN WHO HAS HILARIOUS WAY OF EXPRESSING HERSELF CHATTERBOX Starring CANDICE RIALSON Home FA OUS PLAYERS THEATRES LARRY GELMAN JANE KEAN Guest Stars RIP TAYLOR SANDRA GOULD Songs by Michael Hazlewood PROFESSOR IRWIN COREY COMPLETE FROM 700 CHATTERBOX AT 900 7284681 344 legs 211 gera rs 253 14 The lnurposter by Jun dc llnrtog July HI Heartstirring moments with couple who stayed happily marrde Travel with them through the trials joys quarrels and makeups that occur in every good marriage Laugh with them and perhaps cry little but most of all enjoy them and feel better about yourself FIVE VIEWS OF LOVE PE MARRIAGE IUIIIIOIIUUII fUr Subscribe Now Subscribers rUUIUII UIUUUIUUIIUIUUDJUI MMHREUVIIG by Athol Fugard July 1823 Middle age and youth combine brilliantly in this intuitive study of certain womans life Rejected by her boyfriend and deter mined to overcome the hurt she throws 50th birthday party for the people who live in her boarding house Both funny and sad this is play with depth and insight for everyone IUUIIUIUSIUIUIUIUUIUUIUIIU Mooringtreasure by DH Lawrence August Hi Everyone knows daughterinlaw and this wonderfully warm picture of family life abounds with recognizable truths This vastly entertaining comedy shows how the new daughterinlaw Weans her new husband from his everloving mothers tight reins Delightfully funny and written with deft human touch this will touch chord in everyones heart bllV by Murray Schisgal August 1520 This wildly funny spoof makes high comedy of some of lifes problems Poor Harry is stopped from jumping off the bridge by his prosperous college classmate Milt who wants divorce to marry the girl he loves Milt decides to spruce up his dowdy wife Ellen hoping that Harry will want to marry her after the divorce and the result is an evening of total tempestuous and glorious glee UUIIIUIIIIUUUUUIMIIUUII SLAM OM25 517141715151 by Alan Ayckbourn August 29September This remarkable original farce about marital infidelity real and imagined has three couples confusingly intermixed with hilarious results The side splitting fun reaches its height at an incredibly ingenious set of dinner parties held on two different evenings yet happening right before your eyes Dont miss it rnEMEunous THEATRE successful theatre depends on the people who run it and even more so on lht people who patronize it Since IIITII hl people of Burrir have supported the tiryphon Theatre Company and helped it to become one of the countrys outstanding theatre values shall try to continue to give iryphon the strong leadership it has always had The 1977 season will be our most ude rnturouh und demanding yet with range and depth of playwriling spanning the globe roostIï¬nIItItntaInoo 14 and save let one show absolutely FREE lot the best seats Nextr stand in line The some seats each week RlftlVl tickets by muil licklt exchange privileges up to 24 hrs prior to performance 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