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Show Monday, May 15, 1972 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah - TV 11 First Annual Tennis Classic Set The first annual "CBS Tennis Taylor, 19. Fred Stolle, 20. Tony elimination Roche. Classic," a tournament and championship The for the pairings with t"ic top IS world cham- will procedure be: the player pionship tennis professional tour will play the number 16 seed; the players competing, will be second-ranke- d player will play broadcast on Channel S on number 15; the number 3 man Sunday afternoons, May 21 will play number 14, and so on. through Aug. 27. Each week's finalists will be The elimination notches determined from the winners of scheduled for broadcast May 21 the best two out of three sets. through Aug. 13, will be The championship, which will be presented at 2:30 pjn. one hour in length, will be Bud Collins will be the com- determined from the best three mentator for the matches, which out of five sets. will be played and video-tape- d at Each broadcast (half-houSea Pines Plantation, Hilton Head Island, S.C., starting except for the finals) will March 21. The tournament present the essence of tennis. Each match will be winner will receive $10,000. edited to distill The selection of the IS players meticulously its highlights, with the only for the tournament will be based on points they have accumulated on the WCT tour through the 14th event of the season. top-not- w REDD FOXX (center) is puzzled by the technical jargon of Noam Pitlik (left), and will get a translation he can understand from in "The Copper Caper," a repeat colorcast of Channel 2's "Sanford and Son" Sunday at 10:30 pjn. Hal Williams Alan King Benefits From New Role HOLLYWOOD AIR TAXI FOR , Business Emergency Pleasure J v Approved By Airlines CENTRAL UTAH AVIATION W. Phone 0 Municipal ro 373-436- 373-934- Airport-Prov- 9 o V3 5 v uu u ill i-SlfULJU '373.1 ' 063 f PROMPT SERVICE C LL ! DRIVEWAYS PATIOS SIDEWALKS! FOUNDATIONS REBAR WASHED SAND and GRAVEL Cement Color Expansion Joints 0 Sonotube Curing Compound 9 Water Proofing Wall Ties Adhesives STANDARD BUILDERS SUPPLY 1480 NORTH STATE - PROVO 373-- 1 063 and John fast-growi- spectator sport," said Mr. MacPhail. The "CBS Tennis Classic" will be directed by Bob Dailey. Howard Reifsnyder will be the producer. SEEK Ray Ruffles, Get rid of remarkable how a single 15. Ismail El Shafei, 16. Bob 17. Mark Cox, 18. Roger performance can literally bring Maud, new power and magnetism to a show business artist even an established star. Take the case Termites Household Insects Patio, Lawn & Garden Pests Stone Still of Alan King. King, for years one of television's top comedians, has had the kind of success most performers could envy. He is famous, talented, apparently o financially, an author By VERNON SCOTT and a producer, and, with or UPI Hollywood Correspondent without cigar in hand, looks the HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Hu- mor very embodiment of an and irascibility lurk in the eyes citizen. prosperous of Milburn Stone as he begins Hollywood wants the biggest national audiences for its his 18th year playing gruff old Doc Adams in "Gunsmoke." productions, and most of its lired of playing the same entertainment is aimed at role for 18 years?" he asked. for tastes. mass So, satisfying better or worse, performers "Hell, no. I love every minute who succeed in show business of it." An actor since 1922, and well vehicles here benefit tremenestablished as a characenough town's from this long dously ter man in the theater, motion practice in the field of universal appeal, and generally pictures and early television, become more famous than Stone was a dependable jourBut Doc Adams has comparably talented people in neyman. made him a star. most other places. tick of the clock "Every Achie ves Breakthrough King me closer to what I'd Maybe King didn't, and brings been if I'd been doesn't, need Hollywood to really have Dr. born Adams. I'm Galen make a very good living. But, as fate would have it, it was his getting closer to his age oil the recent appearance in Holly- time." Nearly Missed Aging wood's biggest annual industry Stone very nearly missed Awards the event, Academy He telecast, that focused attention aging at all last year. on him in a fresh light, before a underwent open heart surgery and for a while every tick of huge and universal audience, and achieved for him that his heart could have been the last. But he is robust now. His subtle, potent breakthrough. 150 Placed in an unlikely situa- color is good. He weighs he he did when as pounds, just of it tion, King made the most in a performance that suddenly was a kid in high school. Anyone facing heart surgery seemed to give him a new kind of prominence. For among all can gain courage talking to the glamorous persons on the Milburn, a name he detests. "There's a story of how Doc show he not only kept his Adams got his first name," the an perspective but displayed "On the show his actor said. ability to think quickly on his 'Dr. G. Adams.' reads shingle mature a and feet, delightfully The producers and writers had wit, that won the admiration of never given him a first name. some very - hard - to - impress "Then along came an episode people in this town. In addition to some hilarious- where an old friend visits s, his Dodge City. Naturally he had to ly appropriate choice of prepared comedy call Doc by his first name. So material was highly astute. For they called me and asked me to he came as an outsider, and, think up a fitting given name instead of denying or ignoring for Doc. "Finally I thought of a name this fact, he capitalized on it. It was a performance that that I hated more than Milburn. That's Galen.. And because Doc may have been more important wou'd hate it too, he only used for King than he realizes. He on the shinglo outside his initial could hardly have been any his office." better. Ashe 4 Charlie Pasarell, 11. John Alexander, 12. Dennis Ralston, 14. Arthur Newcombe, the 'CBS Tennis Classic' promises to add new dimensions in television's coverage of this PEST CONTROL 1. Rod Laver, 2. Tom Okker, 3. Ken Rosewall, 4. Cliff Drysdale, 5. Arthur Ashe, 6. John Newcombe, 7. Marty Riessen, 8. Bob Lutz, 9. Roy Emerson, 10. is 13. Nikola Pilic, "Designed and executed for television audiences and with such competitors as Red Laver, first player in tennis history to win over a million dollars, and Ken Rosewall, current World Champion of Tennis, along with 1 Skilled, scientifically-traine- d professional operators. Enjoys Being 'Doc' Reliable-economica- l. CALL US TODAY! CAIL FOR well-to-d- Mike Jense, Manager YlTAXlV (UPI)--lt match. r.lPLETE The top 20 players in the point standings as of now are: ' I viewer benefitting by a shortened, exciting and dramatic Fid ISTIMAfB Buffo's Vormiffo and Posit Gonfrol TUJFKOKI . io mhim zw mil M mm m mm m m m 373-39- 40 rr, mmm Mm 1 BBa wion Sunday TV Log SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1972 5 4 2 4 5 7:00 Good Old Gospel Hour 7:30 Dr. Billy Hargis 8:00 Science in Reluctant Dragon Rex Humbard Show 8:30 4 Doi-bl- 2 4 Sacred Heart Deckers :00 5 2 Bullwinkle Day of Discovery 9:15 4:30 4 Sunday a Family Theater 5:00 Wild Kingdom 5 Lea "irevino Golf 5:30 2 Wonderful World of Disney 6:00 5 Sunday Night Movie 7 & Science Society 2 Jimmy Stewart Show 2 4 7- -30 From the Cathedral Sunday Movie of Week Minutes With 7:00 9:30 2 4 5 Herald of Truth Make a Wish Tabernacle Choir 2 4 5 The Answer 7:30 Cade's County The French Chef 1:00 2 Neighborhood Theater 4 The FBI 7 Firing Line 8:30 5 All in the Family 9:00 4 Sunday Night Movie 5 7 Oral Roberts 11th Hour 10:30 4 5 Gospel Songs High School Challenge Face the Nation 11:00 4 5 Meet the Press Directions Insight 4 4 5 Sunday Matinoe Issues and Answers Sunday Matinee Theater 2 Bonanza Zoom ! 2 7 10:00 2 Gunsmoke The Possessed 5 7 11:30 12:00 4 Sunday Double Feature 1:00 ad-lib- 2 The Golden Tee 5 AAU 2:30 5 Danny Thomas Golf CBS Ter nis Classic 3:04 4 5 Indianapolis 500 Preview Talent Showcase 5 3:30 Animal World 4B0 2 Trek Once Upon a Wheel 5-0 Minutes Star 4 t :30 10:00 Scene Tonight Channel 5 News Self Defer.se for Women 10:30 Sanford & Son 2 5 7 2 7 ' Guitar, Guitar If). 40 5 Eyewitness report 2 11:00 Sunday Night Movie Night Movie ' 11:15 Sunday Night at the Movies 11:45 4 Weekend News 12:15 2 TBA |