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Show CCOO O 00000 000 00000000 qOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 0 Herald 0 o 0 o imtataiioeir OqoooQOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO August 23, 1982 Linda Lav in Stars As Struggling Mom Linda Lavin stars in "The $5.20 an Hour Dream," a drama about a divorced working mother's struggle to get and then keep a job on a factory's assembly line, to traditionally he rebroadcast on "The CBS Tuesday Night Movies," Aug. 24 at 8 p.m. on Channel 5. Richard Jaeckel, Nicholas Pryor, Pamela McMyler and Mayf Nutter also star in the motion picture - for television. Ellen Lissik (Miss Lavin) holds a job on the line of an engine factory. She is burdened with debts and her former husband (Pryor), a third-rat- e entertainer who's all but penniless himself, is no help with child support for their daughter, Kim (Dana Hill). Desperately in need of more money all-ma- le -- ly just to survive, Ellen learns that she can make 90 cents an hour more on the main assembly traditionally all-ma- le line. With the moral support from her best friend (Miss McMyler), Ellen presses for a job on the line. Overcoming resistance from the managers, her own union leaders and even her boyfriend (Nutter), she finally lands the job on a trial basis. The line foreman (Jaeckel), though skeptical of her ability to do the work, is willing to give her a fair chance. But beyond having to prove herself at the grueling job, Ellen has to endure her male attempts to sabotage her work and the cruel slander for doing "man's work" that she and Kim encounter from neighbors in the factory town. r;Ji Mtt7n i Soldier of Fortune Teams With Nephew to Battle Evil The high - powered skills of an international soldier of fortune and the wizardry of his genius nephew are combined in their battle against evil forces when a search for sunken treasure becomes a deadly showdown between a wealthy beauty and neo-Naterrorists, in "Massarati and the Brain," airing as Original Trio, top, and current members, bottom. zi "ABC Movie Special," Thursday at 7 an I ff m I 1 Kingston Trio Gathers at Reunion i p.m. on Channel 4. Daniel Pilon stars as Massarati. with Peter Billingsley as his nephew, Massarati (The Brain). Aligned with this duo are agent, Julie Christopher Mas-sarati- CVn ' -- Y t 's (played by Markie Post), who comes up with the exotic James Bondish assignments; and Anatole (Christopher Hewett), 's who serves as proper butler, - Mas-sarati- chef and mansion overseer. "Mas" is heir to a forg tune, but bizarre, are assignments what really keep him cooking. His mansion is the base of operations, and its basement serves as a lab for The Brain to come up with ingenious gadgetry to help Mas even the odds that are inevitably against him. Mas is retained by the high-payin- beautiful Diana to retrieve a treasure of art "The Kingston Trio and Friends: Reunion," celebrating the Kingston Trio's 25 years of folk music, will bring together the trio's founding, former and current members in a special broadcast at 9:55 p.m.. on Tuesday, on Channel 7. Tommy Smothers hosts the special, and Mary Travers is the special guest star. There is a special appearance by Fleetwood Mac's. Lindsy Buckingham. "The Kingston Trio and Friends: Reunion" was videotaped live in concert at California's Six Flags MAGIC Mountain. Dave Guard. Three young college students formed Bob Shane, and Nick Reynolds The Kingston Trio in 1956, appearing in such night clubs as San Francisco's Purple Onion and hungry i. Successful from the very beginning, the group played to enthusiastic audiences across the country. Their music was a unique blend of sea chants, calypso rhythms, folk songs, country-wester- n and bluegrass, minstrel, gospel, spirituals, and ballads. In 1961, Guard left to form his own group and was replaced by John Stewart. In the early 1970's, Shane renewed the trio with Roger Gam-bil- l, with third members coming and going until, in 1977, George Grove signed on. They are the three current members. Peter Billingsley and Daniel Pilon. works on her father's sunken yacht before Ann Terkel portrays Diana 'Vilma. with Leopold salvages the treasure to further his own nefarious cause. Mas' search soon takes a dramatic turn when he Dorothea, Kathy Witt as neo-Na- leader Victor Camilla Diana Sparv (other), as and Christopher Lee as Victor Leopold. Portraying the members of the learns that the real Henry family are Kaz treasure is $1 million in Garas as Nick, Gail rare coins, and his lofty Jensen as Camille, assignment turns into a Heather O'Rourke as deadly game of survival Skye and Ricky Supiran as Rocky. on an offshore island. Together for the first time in more than 20 Guard, Shane, years, the founding members and Reynolds sing "Hard Ain't I Hard." "Zombie Jamboree," and "Tom Dooley," one of g the records in American musical history. Current Kingston Trio members Shane, Gam-bil- l, and Grove sing some of their most popular songs, including "Three Jolly Coachman." "Early Morning Rain." and "Scotch and Soda.". Mary Travers sings two of her greatest hits, "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" and "I'm Leaving on a Jet Plane." The second generation of the Kingston Trio Shane, Reynolds, and John Strewart join together with Lindsay Buckingham on bass guitar to sing folk favorites "Rueben James." "Chilly Winds." and "Greenback Dollar." Stewart sings his popular "You Can't Go Back to Kansas," and in a duet with Buckingham. "Spinning of the World." best-sellin- For the finale, Shane. Gambill and Grove sing Woody Guthrie's "Hard Travelin'," and all former and present Trio members, together with Mary Travers and Tommy Smothers, sing e some favorites, including "Worried Man." "Sloop John B." and "MTA." all-tim- |
