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Show w ' ,w' , rri lipp k mnwjrjlgMfpir '& ,4:UX "At' v.V ?v. ' Mfr m - '?'- - if.S. ' 5.V- , .'v-? DESERET NEWS, Friday, September i r rtt, r" zU i ; ' LOG: J jS All types of sports events, a program by the King Family and two court cases with unsimilar angles are usual on television tonight and through late Saturday afternoon. Football League :30 tonight, in color) Cincinnati Bengali Diego Chargers in the regular professional Football : Tennis : Golf ; King Family SAllRDAY MEWING Channel Chuckles Georgia Garff and Spence Kinard will star comedy on Ch. 7 next week. TV in Highlights mimmiiiiiiitiiiiiiittiiiiiimiiiittiiiiiiitiiiiiinimiiiiiniiiiiiiuiuiinin Locally Produced fi:30 By HOWARD PEARSON While the networks are nearing the start of their new season, the spotlight switches to some excellent locally produced television features. Civic Dialogue, jointly sponsored by the Deseret News and KUED, already has premiered with some informative political programs and will continue throughout the winter. Another phase of KUED programming, presentation of local theater productions, will be on the schedule Sept. 12 at 8 p.m., when the second work of th station's Repertory Theater will be presented. A Comedy Planned The show, a comedy, is Mrs. Genius, which was written by Forrest Kleinman, a television and movie playwright of renown who wrote the production for Hollywood Opening Night. It was presented on that series on NBC in 1952, starring Celeste Holme and John Archer. Mr. Kleinman has since moved to Salt Lake to make his home. For the local presentation, Georgia Garff and Spence have the starring roles. Both Kinard, formerly of KSL-Tacted in the show at KUED for the taping a couple of months ago. Since then, bofh have left Salt Lake for other projects. , is now Georgia, who was a feature reporter on working at the NBC siation in San Francisco. Kinard, who was a newsman for KSL-Treceived a CBS fellowship at and is now studying Columbia. Mrs. Genius, comedy in which they star with H. E. D. Redford and others, tells whet happens when a man discovers that his own brilliant ideas are, in reality, those of his wife. Another highlight of local television will be NET Journal (Ch. 7, 9 p.m. Sept 9.) At this time, Czechoslovakia: The Wayward Satellite will be presented. The local feature occurs at the end, 10 p.m., when Jackie Nokes, the vivacious hostess for Midday, shows slides of her recent trip to Jackie Nokes will show Europe and discusses the KSL-TV- the slides she took on recent . . . . Czechoslovakia visit. junket. Jackie visited locations for jjve m0VjeSi including the site where Bridge at Remagen was being made in Czechoslovakia. She obtained some unusual and outstanding photos. One in Czechoslovakia shows the hill on which a clandestine TV station was being operated. Besides visiting this location, Jackie saw filming on lithis Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium. Both Bridge and are being produced by David Wolper and he and Jackie reminisced over Salt Lake incidents during production of Devils Brigade. Jackie has shown some of the slides she took and discussed her trip on Midday, telecast at 11 a.m. weekdays on Ch. 5. She has still other films to come and will present the.c on her program in the weeks ahead. The KUED presentation is fortunate because it allows viewers who are unable to watch daytime programs to see one of Salt Lakes top feminine TV personalities presenting lts an interesting program. This 4 5 a.m. I Summer Semester 1c). 1:30 7 a.m. J Super (c). 4 Casper (ci 5 Frankenstein Jr. (c) 7:30 2 5 4 e. "Tank RENT Battalion" 3:00 COLOR TV i World Series of Golf (c), playoff beof four maior tween ). champion tournament dob Goalbv, Masters, Lee Trevino, U S Open; Gary Player, British Open; and Julius Boros, PGA (hour) continues Sundcy . C se 11 4 : d $ Swimming Trials from pit Long Boa'h and thf U S Olympic Rox 'o Teals, f mm Maumee, OKo (6ii rnmu es' 5U S s Open Tennis Championships (c),, from Forest Hills Forest Hills, N Y. (2 hours). a.m. Top Cat (c' Fantastic Four (C). He'cuio ds (c). j FlmKtones (C). 4 SO'derman (C). 5 Shaman (c). 2 game of iie year. Prior ths a special preview of the pro M o v minutes) Rum. first For It Serret Agent (hour) You V RSPECIHLIST iONLY 8:30 a.m. 2 The Banana SPlitt Adventure Hour season will be presented. children's (premiere, c). new weeklyAction with program, combining live Other sports events are Sal 4:00 animation, including performing ani5 Political for Mark Anderson, eandi include film and adventure Major mals, variety They urday. U S for date Senate. acts (hour), Leagu Baseball (Ch. 2, noon, to the Center of the Ea th 4:30 (c) in color) pitting the San Fran2 Hlah Chaparral (c, rerun) guest stars f Space Ghosts (c). Victor and Barbara Hershev cisco Giants against the St. Jory 9 a.m. (hour). 4 King Kong (c). 4 Across the Seven Seas (c) Louis Cardinals; World Series 4 Moby Dick (c) 5 CBS New ic), with Roger Mudd of Golf (Ch. 2, 3 p.m., in 9:30 a.m. 5:00 which features a color) 4 True Adventure (c). 2 New of winners (c) 4KSl between playoff 5:30 VIEWMONT AT four tournaments; major 2 The Sa nt (c rerun hour). Wide World of Sports (Ch. 4, 3 WEST-COL- OR 4 The Dating Game (c) 5 Lost in Space (c rerun, hour). 7:00 4 George of the Junqle (c). p.m., in color) with a variety and (c). -Superman With Family" th 6:00 King "September of events, and U.S. Open Ten(c), a new program of songs by the 4 Newlyweds Game (e). 10 a.m. of films and nis (Ch. 5, 3 p.m., in color) 11 thin, Ch.id s world singing family they did during the summer; first in 2 Adventure Calls (c) s with the from New Beatles (c) 6:30 senes of new programs by the season TV 2 Get Smart (c rerun). group during the coming 10:30 a.m. Forest Hills. (hour). 4 Lawrence Welk (c. rerun) has e 2 Faces and Places (c) 7 What's New program of western songs (hour). 4 American Bandstand (e, hour). Tonight's schedule also feaPicture (c) 5 My Three Sons (c, rerun), 5 Johnny Quest (c). 11 tures The King Family (Ch. 5, Holiday (c). 7:30 11 a.m. 7:01) 4 Will Sonnett (c, rerun). 7 in with a salute 2 P Troop e, color) p.m., shows hew to make 5 Lone 7French Chef I "Johnny Carson Discovers Cypress Ranger Cartoons (e). to September. "Osscbuco " NBC variety special Gardens" (c), HWoman s World 11:30 a.m. with water skiine, boat spectaculars, The slate tonight also has 8:00 and singing; hosted by swimming 2 Discover the World (c). Carton, who takes part In a dare4 Happening '44 (c). 4 Judd (c, rerun) guest stars Earl two interesting court cases devil asrtal nde; and singers Vtkki Jason Evers and Marietta 5 Road Runner (c). Son Carr and the Every Mother's Judd (Ch. 4, 8 p m., in color) Hartley (hour). Noon (hour). of the Sun." star 5Movie (c) 2 Maior 5 No Baseball Law (C, 3 hours). with Heroes Hogan's League Against (c, rerun). ring Yui Brynner and George Chakl 4 11The Anwer Open Door to learning (C). ris 2 hours) Murder," in which the story Raid Adve'tise'm ' 5 Untouchables (our). Festival; Newport Jazz '67. runs a distinct parallel to a Devotional frrrun). 9:0(1 case held in Mississippi not 4 Man in a Suitcase (c rerun bur) too long ago, and NET Play7 NET Playhouse. "The Judge," anoth-e- r in the "Thirteen Against Fate" house (Ch. 7, 9 pm.) with series The Judge. This presents a 11 This Is Extension 9:13 case in which the judges real 2Great Moments tn Music (c), life parallels that of the de9:30 fendant in a murder case. 2Advnture Calls (c). 11 In Town Tomoht First new series of the sea10:00 1 5 Newt, weather and spertj (c). and son debuts Saturday is Tre 4 Perry Meson (hour). .Banana Splits Adventure Hour. 10:30 (Ch. 2, a.m., in color) which 1 Tonl9ht Show (c, W minutes). 10:35 has a combination of live ac$ Mark Anderson political program. tion and animation and a va11:00 4 show. weather and News, sports (e). riety 11:05 FRIDAY VIEWING $ Fnohtmare Theater, "The Creature as selected by How- Walks Among Us," starring Jeff Mor (Bet possibilities,News Television Editor, Option to Buy month Credit Problem! Trode in your old TV No Call Today Enjoy Color TV Tonight. 485-174I tr ! ,m 1 t.ll 171 SMI ifide ' ftavitf THE ONE ON THE RIGHT IS CHARLES M. PICKETT - semi-final- Deseret News Television Editor . 1:00 4 Farm Report ic). 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Gomer Pyle (c, rerun). 4 BIACKWHITE OR COLOR Credit Terms ew and Used 1 at the 1968 Parade of Homes, 70th South 23rd East Show Continues to September 8 TV'S 4 OH J 11 5SS SOUTH STATS Carousel. 6:45 Giant. 7 The Friendly Utah's Only Factory Authorized HOOVER SERVICE A SALES CENTER 22 Years in Sugar House 2001 Century CO. 2376 Cinnabar Lane SMITH-CROW- N Ilth 1993 Sa. East, 484-525- 9 Builder: Midwest Construction 3575 South 40th West Picture Tube Bad? SAVE UP TO ON COLOR OR BUCK Phone: 50 t 298-354- 1 WHITE COLOR TUBES r $89 Save HOME CALLS SH to 5100 m 'l rriwtryW p iusos1 lunmoPM. 0 EAST CREDIT BANMM1AICAS0 n TV FACTORY (1, leuri in Sum, LrruOunl J140 S. West T.mpla 487-757- 9 An Old Time World Series C of Golf SEPTEMBER "Threshing KUTV fun-fille- d salute to Channel 2 the Sat. and Sun. 3-4:- 30 p.m. Threshing Bee and Antique Show. Bring the whole family and relive T he Golden Age of The Harvest." See a spectacular collection of antique farm tractors, steam engines, harvesters, reapers and many other restored models of a bygone era as they fire up to reap this year's harvest at the "threshing bee." TAKE HIGHWAY 89 TO THE "THRESHING BEE" SOUTH OF LOGAN 5V4 Ml. by THE HARTFORD nd brought to you hr Builder: Fortune Enterprises 1380 Wilton Way Phone: 486-785- 6 SEPTFMBER 7th 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. . . annual Cache Valley machinery; A music snd Oakridge 2348 Cinnabar Lane Bee! univerinvestof this fall season. ""I- Midnight -- Movie (c). 6:00 Latest figures on television costs concern amounts paid for sports programs. The TV and radio networks and independent packagers pay $54,755,950 for the rights to football games alone. This includes the rights to 120 major colleges and sities and 26 professional teams. The return for this ment is $107 million, according to thp industry. Out must come production costs. ii.on 11 BlshP 5:30 Hunt'py Brmklev Rawhide (hour). 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