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(11.30 p.m. Ch. 6) TRIAL SUNDAY AWARD SHOWCASE series of National Film Board productions taking viewers be- hind tall reeds in quiet marsh waters and to the Rockies on the rim of the Alberta plains 'to see the astounding spectacle of a day in the--life of a sky, (1 p.m. Ch. 6) WARD'S Sweater Bar for -- SWEATERS ring's loveliest "lovelies"' oose new easy-to-care-for wee! Kittens... ..machine wash- le and so chic! Complete ur Kitten collection todcy | PULLOVERS ng Styles @ Round @ V urtie or @ Roll collars. Fashioned iA Botany Wool or New 'Fur-Blend', and Short Sleeves. Sires 34 2. Prices 7.98 to 12.98 CAMERA CANADA The show "A View From Geneva" will portray the work of the International Red Cross. It fea- tures Princess Grace of Monaco -- former Hollywood star as hostess and comméntator. (4 p.m, Ch, 6) DOUGLAS FISHER For- mer federal MP and news- paper columnist discusses cur- rent parliamentary topics with guests. (11.40 p.m. Ch, 9) MONDAY TAKE THIRTY -- Paul Soles visits the film lot of. "Cine Citta" near Rome and talks with Rex Harrison, Edie Adams and Susan Hayward, (3.30 p.m. CARDIGANS Ch. 6) loveliest ever for Spring! Full-fash- red, Ragian, Knit in Botany Wool, CHANNEL 9 THEATRE gr James Cagney and Dorothy Malone star in "Man of a Thousand Faces," the story of a vaudeville pantomime clown who 'takes his pregnant part- ner-wife home to Colorado Springs to stay with his deaf- mute parents, (4.30 p.m. Ch. 9) lon or Shetland and Mohair, olce of styles in sizes 34 to 42, Prices WARD'S 31 Simcoe South 723-1151 PIERRE BERTON --French film star Martine Carol de- k | ] investigate a. farmer who has | scribes how she loathed 'strip-| ping for the movies and twice' tried suicide, (11.40 p.m, Ch. 9) | TUESDAY JUNE ALLYSON SHOW | "End of a Mission" tells of a/| idemolMion team sent 'to blow | up a railroad bridge in Brit- | tany during World War II. The | team learns the blast will de- stroy the farmhouse of a peas- | ant woman and her grandson who refuse to leave their land. | (2.30 p.m; Ch. $) | | MUSICAL SHOWCASE | Theme of the show is "Lands | On The Moon," with list | Georges LaFleches, the Denny | | Vaughan orchestra and Show- | | case Dancers (7.30 p.m. Ch. 9) | CBC MAGAZINE -- News of} |national and international sig- | nificance, (10 p.m. Ch. 6) of a young | WEDNESDAY TAKE THIRTY: -- Program | | visits the Royal Ontario} | Museum to see the rare collec: | ition of Japanese Art treasures. (3.30 p.m, Ch. 6) | WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT| THE MOVIES--Marlon Brando, | |Anna Magnani and Joanne | Woodward star in 'The Fugi- | | tive Kind," the story of low a | guitar playing hobo arrives in| a Mississippi town. Two:women, one married to a cancer victim, | the other a wild high-born girl, fall in love with him. (8.30 p.m. | Ch, 9). 'lee Sisst As Aim Doubted By Film Star By HAL BOYLE | NEW YORK (AP)--AII of his | life Kirk Dougias has believed | : | champion, | in the cult of the whose' only success lies in con- | stant victory. Lately, however, the actor} confesses to having some sec: | ond thoughts on the subject. "Something happens in this quest for success,"' he re: | marked. "Sometimes you can} lose yourself along the way. | "T'd like to be able to afford | the luxury of failure. You have | to feel free to do what you want to do, although this is hard to | "But I feel most people can | come pretty close to getting what they want out of life--if they are really ready to pay the price." After acting in some 40 pic- tures--his latest is Cast a Giant Shadow --Kirk would like to gamble, win or lose, on becom- |any more. | can be kept'on ice for 500 years | tion of the | killer, (11.40 p.m, Ch. 6) | Russia, ON TELEVISION PIERRE BERTON |. -- Prof. Robert Ettinger, scientist, con- tends there is no need to die He maintains you or longer, thawed out and start all over again. Plans for a freezatorium are already in motion. (11.40 p.m. Ch. 9) THURSDAY SEAWAY -- An investigation of the sinking of the Elizabeth Rainey off Cape Baril with the loss of one life puts the reputa- : ship's captain in danger, (8 p.m. Ch. 6), LUT'S SING OUT--At Loyola University, Montreal, the Vil- lagers, Fred Hellerman, Judy Roderick and host Oscar Brand create 30 minutes of folk music, (9.30 p.m, Ch. 9) \ ) FRIDAY } WORLDS IN CONTRAST -- |The film "Apa Tani' will show a minor tribal war between the Apa Tani and the Faflas tribes of India. (4 p.m. Ch. 6) MARTIAL -- Two attorneys set out in. 'The Logistics of Survival' to dis- cover the truth about the killing COURT | of a GI by a glamorous German entertainer. (10 p.m. Ch, 9) PREMIERE THEATRE - Robert Young, Bob Ryan and Robert Mitchum star in "Cross- fire,' the story of a crazed in- tolerant soldier who becomes a Of Success ing a screen and Broadway di- rector, eo nAde awn ha a! Aa Tne odds are-that he'll do-as well behind the camera ag he | has done before it. The drive | to win has been a part of his nature ever since, as the son of immigrant parents from he worked his way through college, He became a fop debater, president of the student body, and a champion intercqllegiate wrestler: ; "I really wanted to be a | poet,"" he said. "I even went 'around with my shirt collar attain in any field, | open as a Byronic gesture. But I gave it up--I couldn't stand | my own poetry." | JOINED NAVY After slinging hash part time here and appearing in several Broadway plays, Kirk did a wartime navy hitch, then went. to Hollywood and quickly be- came a star. This Space Is Available For Your Advertising Message For Further Information Just Call 723-3474 (Display Advertising) . STORE HOURS: Mon. te Thurs. 4:15 P.M, -- 1 A.M, Pri. and Set, 12 Neon -- 2 A.M, Sun. -- 12 - 12 Midnite NOW TWO LOCATIONS Please Order From Your Nearest Store PEPI'S PIZZA PALACE 134 Simeoe §, 728-0192 PEPI'S PIZZA PICK-UP 64 Rossland W. 723-0241 . ~ YOUR FAVOURITE TREATS VONN00000 nf Are Always At Your COME AS YOU ARE... 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