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Show 1 Weekend Golden Two pilots for possible TV series, both with adventure themes, are scheduled on Channel 4 tonight, beginning at 7 p.m. The movies are Panache, starring Rene starring Victor Auberjonois; and High RisK, Age, Buono. Indeed Citizen Kane, considered by the movie induse one of the as great films, will be try presented on Gaslight Theater tonight (Ch. 4, 10.30 p.m.) The movie, which stars Orson Welles, is based on the life of William Randolph Hearst. Other movies of note for the weekend include the all-tim- By Howard Pearson Deseret News television editor The term Golden Age pops up frequently in discussions about different eras of entertainment. In television and movies, the term Is usually applied to a time when outstanding dramatic productions were presented. When the annual Emmy awards are announced on the 28th annual presentation program Monday night (Ch. 4, 8 p m.) the special drama category will feature more superior productions than it has had in some time. Golden Age, indeed. This past season was one of them as far as dramatic specials and performances went. Look at the programs nominated for the Emmy in the Limited Series Jennie: Lady Randolph category: (hurcnill," Rich Man, Poor Man, The Adams Chronicles," The Law" and "Upstairs. Downstairs. And look at the shows nominated for the Emmy as outstanding dramatic special: Babe, Story of Babe Didrick-soZaharias' ; "A Moon for the Misbegotten, "Fear on Trial," "The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case" and Eleanor and Franklin." VIEWING were gripping; 5 Poor Man" leads in Emmy nominations with 23. Stars include Nick Nolte, left, Susan Blakely and Peter Strauss. Band concert at USU May 20 LOGAN - Sv m phonic University Band t. h Mate will pre'cni it spring quarter i onccrt May 20 at 3 p m. m dm Fine Arts Center concert hall Admission is free hand is under the direction ot Dean Madsen The 4 1 1 would he difficult to find acting performances as satisfying as some of these. It's easy to see why television is bringing new episodes of the e nominated shows back for next season or bringing back the whole series of shows It's easy t n cpQ why the networks are following each other with shows that will follow in the format of the nominated programs. Rich Man, Poor Man. for instance, will be back as a series on ABC. It took 23 nominations for Emmy awards, including nine for performers, including best actor (2) and best actress. It will be difficult to bring back two of the performers who were nominated for Emmy awards for ''Rich Man. Poor Man." Edward Asner, who portrayed the father, died in an early episode. Nolte was killed in the last episode. He would have to return as his own son. Regardless, the series will lx? back to tell the story from 1965 up to the present. Because of the success of Rich Man, Poor Man, ABC plans a 14 hour scries called "Roots." This is the story of an American black family, traced through seven generations back to a tribe in Africa. Also, because of the success of "Eleanor and Franklin ABC also plans to produce two more two-hoshows, with the same performers playing the leads. One will be "The White House Years" and the other will he known as "The Years Alone." Miss Alexander, who was so brilliant as Mrs. Roosevelt, will be back for that part again. Hermann, who was FDR, r will appear in the final drama, hut it will have to be in flashbacks, according to the network. The success of productions based on Ixx'ks has led NBC to plan a program titled Best Sellers for next year So when "Eleanor and Franklin" and "Rich Man, Pixtr Man" are mentioned on the Emmy program Monday, vievv- two-hou- special drama category is "Moon for the Misbegotten," starring Jason Robards and Colleen Dewhurst. Nominated in ers can know that they inspired some coming shows on NBC. For instance, Taylor Caldwells "The Captains and the Kings" will become a series next season. So will Shaw's "Evening in Byzantium, deal"beautiful people," ing with and ' Once An Eagle," a 1968 book by Anton Myrer which tells the story of two men after World War I to the 1960s. "The Ace Day," by Thornton Wilder, will be turned into a The NBC network at present is a producing "The Moneychangers, story by Arthur Hailey about the world of finance, with Kirk Douglas to star, and "Sybil," starring Joanne Woodward as a woman possessed of 16 personalities. The CBS network is going its own way. Its "Babe and Fear on Trial" were successful, so that netw'ork will do more of the same next season. Productions scheduled by CBS include "Minstrel Man," about two brothers born into the musical tradition To America. of black minstrelsy; telling of immigrants who seek a new life in America; Prince of Centra! Park." story of a boy and his sister who run away from a foster home and decide to make a home in Central Park; a special keyed t America's musical heritage, and a special presenting Carol Burnett and Beverly Sills at the Metropolitan Opera These specials will he from an hour to two hours in length, but they will be mini-serie- one-tim- L Burt Ryeynolds 11 World Invitational Tennis Classic. 2:00 2 Grandstand, continued. Alan King Tennis Classic, continued from Saturday. 7 11 2 5 4 4- 2- - 5 in 4:00 4:30 2 -- Laurel and Hardy 4 La verne and Shirley. 5 CBS Evening News. 7 Gunsmoke. - Masterpiece Theater, "Sunset Song." BYU Devotional 11 A dam-12- Space 5 Bullwinkle. Lamp Unto My Feet, 7 CBS 60 Minutes. College For Canines 7 2 9:45 LDS Conference Report. 10:00 2 Newswatch 4 Action News 5 Eyewitness News. The Olympiad (rerun. 7 - 2. 4. Take 2, with Sandy Gilmour. 4 SWAT. . 1999. 5 2 - CBS News. 10:50 Dragnet. 11:00 Movie, ' The Quiet Man," starring John Wavne and Maureen O'Hara. Candid Camera Crockett's Victory Garden. 5 6:00 Wonderful World of 4 11 Disney, "The Parent Trap," Disney classic, starring Haylev Mills, Maureen O'Hara, Brian Keith, Charlie Ruggles, Una Merkel, Leo Carroll 20 5 Bonanza. Miriniqht Mod Squad. 12.20 News Final. 4 ABC Weekend News. 12:30 a.m. Advertisement Helen O'Connei Evening at Symphony. Washington Week in Review. 7 8:30 Wall Street Week. 9:00 7 FRIENDS OF KUED Reccommend CLASSIC - MOVIES "THE BROWNING VERSION" with Michael Redgrave Survival Kit 1 (rerun ) 9:30 Book Beat ( rerun. ) 10:00 - Newswatch 2 Action News 4. 5 Top Weekend News 2 i -- CHANNEL 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS Bruce Lindsay Kent Norton Don Judd eason - offers Lilias, Yooa and You. 10:30 2 BURT REYNOLDS is ... "HAWK" arts class A UNIQUE USING NATIVE INSTINCT TO CRACK CASES! TONITE AT 10:30 DETECTIVE PK AO The seventh annual art workshop lor high juniors and seniors will be offered by Brigham Young University June 2s through July 4 Gaselight Theatre k I "CITIZEN KANE" i I i Orson Welles & Joseph Cotton -- is DON'T MISS THIS The three week program - under the direction of Warren B. Wilson and will emphasize the areas of poo pottery, sculpture, painting and draw mg. GREAT CLASSIC!!! 7 - Sounds! age (rerun "Down Beat 1975 Reader's Poll For Jazz Awards." 10:40 5 Ironside. Participants will live .nd work together for three weeks in a total art environment, gaining experience in two areas. In jMiery and sculpture, we explore three-dimension- design and eating With clay, the art prolessor explained. Q, Dining out i i ' gravy sauce, and I don't think I shall ever again complain alxiut lukewarm soup. This was so hot that I burned the roof of my mouth For appetizers we selected egg roll and chicken liver wrapped in bacon. The egg roll was as big as most baked potatoes, and I think because of the size was a little on the greasy sale. The chicken livers were tasty and The 'van sui liar was live large-sizshrimp on a bed o( bean sprouts with a very spicy hot sauce over the top The ..mount of the hot sauce was a little overe done. Our waitress cnecked hack to ask it everything was okay and cleaned up the table as we sal and talked. Dinner cheek tor two ame to !o r.6, including tax pin - tip. with beverages and desset! ala carle They asked if we wanted smokseating. ing or uii'-- well done. tried the almond gai ding, a tv;x' of chicken aimondme The Jenifer was heaping lull, hut mo-.- i o! n was celery. There were also ot almonds and hatnhoo tii shoots, but lacking m diced chicken breast. I In drawing and painting. we will ho involved with interpretation and critical observation translated in various media to visual designs from life, still life and nature. he explained. Field trips will be taken to Balsam Camp in Hobble Creek Canyon, Park City and a combina-tio- b Several scholarships are available for high school juniors. K Bl 'pMKQOSBDRIEJB 5 & if,, fe. isss? , n gallcrv tour and sketching trip In Salt Lake Citv. g 14H0 No The Lotus Rf strtur.mt, .46 1515 Reservations Mum, Layton, not needed. Open from 11:30 a.m. doily. l 05uaEiiisiG5 W a.. ,5 JpCgJ 'A CL -a V'ri f L ) 10:30 2 5- and Joanna Barnes. marriage. Elder Gene R. Cook. 5:30 2 is speaker 10:35 5:00 2 School Rock. 5 Look Up and Live, "With This Ring," a play about BEAUTY PAGEANT with Bob Barker 5- "Babar in America." animated feature. - Championship Fishing. 4 Herald of Truth. Groovle Goolies, and 4 4 a.m. Sacred Heart. 8 8:15 From the Cathcdr.Tf, 8:30 a.m. 2 S MISS U.S.A. Adventure Matinee, "The Bengal Tiger." Clown Alley. "American Jewish Committee Anniversary." ? 9.00 S 3:00 - 4 11 11 a.m. Agriculture. 7 a.m. Old- Time Gospel Hour. Jetsons. Hour of Power. 7:30a.m. Lidsville. 7:55 a.m. Science Columbo (rerun) guest stars Patrick McGoohan. Update (rerun. ) Saturday. 6 2 4 8:00 2 BURT REYNOLDS in WHITE LIGHTNING! RACING TO AVENGE HIS BROTHER AND ROUND UP JUSTICE TONIGHT AT 8 ON 2 awards for drama are announced Monday, televiewers should know that more of the ame is waiting m the wings for next fe Squires. Wallace Stegner, Howard Nemerov. The contributors cadi wrote a short mtnxluetion to his piece, telling of his emit acts with Ghiselm Dickey, author of the novel "Deliverance" and numerous xtotns, wrote that GhLselin is particulaily killed in writing about the sea and the desert. When he writes about tbe.se. "bis poetry rises to astonishing heights." Dickey wrote He added. "He is one of The tew poets who understands how to e color in poetry 5 2 2:30 2 Fishing Hole. 5 C BS Colonial Open Golf, continued from 2 Remembers. s. Y. SUNDAY VIEWING Doc (rerun. ) Lowell Thomas 5 4 "White Lightning. 7 30 11 writer, starring Jason Miller, Tuesday Weld and Julia Foster. Koiak (rerun.) Nova (rerun.) Religion Today. 8:30 4 in is T only shots. So when the Emmy I ft 7 drama about the famous 12:30 Auberjonois and others; followed at 8 ; 30 by "High Risk," a drama about for mer circus performers attempting a heist, starring Victor Buono, Don Siroud and others. Jetfersons (rerun. ) Firing Line, "Is There Any Soviet Justice," wirh guest Telford aylor, attorney and author. Religion Today. 5 8:00 ABC Movie, "F. Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood," a new 4Blarkweirs Rene starring 7:30 a.m. People. Noon ther Side of the Coin. 5 NBA Playoff Game. rj Crockett's Victory Garden. 1 1 semifinals. ( 4 7 11 The Champions. 11:30 y (rerun.) Sonny and Cher (rerun) guest star Jimmy Durante and Gilbert O'Sullivan. Tribal Eye (rerun.) "Living With Metrics." 5 2 -- Challenge Cup Tennis, Emergency rerun. ) ABC Double Feature Movies, two pilots for possible series, begins with "Panache," a high adventure on the Musketeer style 2 4 5 S 7:00 will There appears to be a large variety of selections both ala 'aite and full dinners, both oriental and American. To give you just a 'ample: Ixitus beef steak imperial. 85.15; pineapple gai keu. li.Ug sir. gai keu, $3.30 and wan sui har, $1.K). With the dinner, soup and appetizers run $L2i) extra. The soup was a vegetable in a Oral Roberts. Face the Nation. 10:30 a.m. 2 Meet the Press. 4 Let's Face It. 5 Face to Face. 11 a.m. 2 Grandstand. 4 Issues and Answers guests are Calif. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., and Rep. Morris Udoll 4 6:30 7 6:30 World Press. 7:00 Six Million Dollar Man 7 4 Name That Tune. Fiesta Latina. Update. 2 7 11 Doug Mitchell. Anyone For Tennyson? H 5 V: 30 a.m. Make a Wish. Mormon Tabernacle Choir. 10 a.m. Business Scene, with k U S. Women's Gymnastics Olympic Trials. Tony Orlando and Dawn (rerun) guests are Milton Berle, bid Caesar and Joey Bishop. Inner Tennis. Evening at Symphony. 4 ) 5 TAMMY WYNETTE GOES ARE ON HEE HAW! ! Alsmt 150 of Utah's leading literary lights attended a hulfet at Bolt Douglas Thursday afternoon m honor of Brews ter Ghiselm, 1747 Princeton Ave., a respected poet who i a retired I nner Mty of Utah professor The buffet was to mark the publication by I invotMtv Press of "The Water of Light," an antholucv of works dedicated to Ghisehn The 275 page Ixxik contains contributions by 22 novel 1st s. ;m iet s and critics Among those dedicating si lections to Ghisehn ale .James Dickey. Rudclil Rum AT TONITE AT 6 ON 2 4 Lawrence Welk. Jay I.ivingood Kditor. Weekend Section the soup, auJ that heavy. ... 6:00 By uc bl ought m s was not 4 2 THE CRSSS AWARDS HELEN HAYES AND MARION ANDERSON ARE AMONG GUESTS RECEIVING HONORS Almost too helpful at The Lotus -- , 5:30! Celebrity Sweepstakes. Carrascolendas. "FAY" Buffet honors poet As soon as we sat LAYTON down at The Lotus Restaurant, N) N. Main, Layton, the waitress u.i' hovering over us wanting to take our order. After we had put her of f a couple of times so we could read through (he rather long menu, we gave her our choice. It a as then a full five minutes before . 2 FORTY & FABULOUS AND SHE'S BACK! MAKE A DATE WITH drama, covering variety of plots. How about the performers who were nominated for the Emmy for leads in limited series or in drama specials? These are the ones whose names w ill be listed Monday night: William DeVane for the part of the blacklisted broadcaster in Fear on Trial"; Anthony Hopkins for the chilling role of Hauptmann in "The Lindbergh Kidnapping; Jack Lemmon for the lead in The Entertainer"; Edward Hermann for that memorable recreation of Franklin D. Rxsevelt in "Eleanor and Franklin; Jason Robards for the emotional role in Moon for the Misbegotten. Also nominated for dramatic roles were the following lor lead actor in a limited series: NickNolte. who vaulted to the forefront of his profession for his role as one of the brothers in Rich Man, Poor Man": Peter Strauss, known from his performances at Utah State University in Logan, who portrayed the other brother in "Rich Man, Poor Man. Also nominated in this category were George Grizzard for that inspiring role as John Adams in The Adams Chronicles," and Hal Holbrook for his understanding and warm portrayal of Lincoln in "Sandburg's Lincoln. The gals also deserve high praise. How about Susan Clark, who brought Rabe Didriekson Zaharias to Life in "Babe? That was a superb job. aid Jane Alexander as Mrs. Roosevelt in Eleanor and Franklin created an unforgettable person. So did Colleen Dewhurst in her tortured role in "Moon for the Misbegotten" and likewise Sada Thompson in The Entertainer." They were nominated for the Emmy in a drama special. Outstanding lead actress for a single appearance in a drama series features some excellent acting, such as Helen Hayes for Hawaii Five-0- ; Sheree North for Marcus Welbv; Pamela Payton-right and Kathryn Walker for "The Adams Chronicles." and Martha Rave for "McMillan and Wife." Then there is the lead actress in a limited series category. This featured outstanding nominees, like Lee Remick in "Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill : Rosemary Harris for "Notorious Woman"; Susan Blakely for "Rich Man, Poor Man," and Jean Marsh for her outstanding role of the maid in "Upstairs, Downstairs." r!v on if one goes back to the years of Phiico Plujliuuse and Playhouse HO, it LEE GRANT . , Bold Ones. News Final. 1:30 a.m. ABC Weekend News. 2 "FAY" IS FUNN'J 5 a.m. 1 5 2 "Rich Man, 4 5 Rock Concert. 4 a.m. Rex Humbard. These Are the Da vs. Day of Discovery. 2 4 Midnight 5:30 fascinating a Best of Sanford and Son. Diamond Head. Barnaby Jones (rerun.) 2 n All Taylor and Julie Christie. 5:00 4 9 2 NBC Saturday Night. 11:40 5 Movie, "Young Cassidy," starring Rod 2ty WEEKEND OF MAY 15, 1976 Parent Trap (Ch. 2, 6 p.m. Disney classic, Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood," F. and Sunday); 8 (Ch. 4, p.m. Sunday), a new ABC drama. The Miss USA Pageant is scheduled on Channel 5 tonight at 8 p.m. Among weekend sports programs are an NBA Playoff Game (Ch. 5, Noon Sunday); and several tennis tournaments early Sunday. Telford Taylor discusses the Attorney-autho- r Soviet Justice? on Firing Line There Any "Is topic, (Ch. 7, 7 oclock tonight). 11:30 SATURDAY DESERET NEWS, tele-lo- g b a |
