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Show Monday, October 12, 1970 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—TV 5 Actress Now PlaysFirst Fiddle Part Welles Guests on Name of Game - An understudy’s lot — to twist Wednesday and Saturday stage knowing I was replacing a a Gilbert and Sullivan phrase — matinees,” she explained. “And is not a happy one. Thelma each time, before the curtain performer they had hoped to Carpenter, whe understudied wentup, the managemem. would see? I went through that 101 Pearl Bailey in the Broadway announce, ‘Thelma Carpenter times.” tion of “Hello, Dolly!,” is will play Dolly Levi for this Dolly Levi, in the opinion of an authority on the subject. Miss performan: ce.’ Miss Carpenter, is virtually a fool proof part, Carpenter, who co-stars as like “Well, you could hear the Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”or Neil Mabel in Channel 4’s ‘Barefoot in the Park” (Thursdays at 8 groans all over the theater. They Simon’s Felix Unger (in ABC’s p.m.), played the title role of had cometo see Pearl Bailey in “The Odd Couple”). _ Dolly Levi 101 times at the St. the part, not realizing that James in New York, and each Pearlie Mae didn’t do matinees. was a painful expericnce. “Anyway, how do you suppose “T took over the part on I felt when I walked out on the Guest stars Orson Welles, Martin Balsam, Katina i axinou During his visit, Dillon about his stepbrother ie and Richard Conte join series discovers some disturbing facts (Balsam) and his stepmother (Miss Paxinou regular Tony Franciosa (Jeff Welles narrates passages Dillon) in “The Enemy Before from Thomas Wolfe’s “You Us,” a drama about Dillon's Again’”’ return to his boyhood neighthroughout the episode. borhood in New York City, on Conte portrays Vito Scarpana, Channel 2’s “The Name of the who is trying to break up a Game” Friday in color at 6:30 romance between his young p.m. daughter Theresa (guest star Car Price Ry les VM VILL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1970 — uC Vctartoon: Sesame Street 5:0 2—Nightly News (Cj i—rive O'Clock Report (C) 5—Gilligan’s Island $315 7—Figuring It Out §:30 2—The Scene Today 4—Marshal Dillon 5—Cronkite News 7—SesameStreet _ 11—Misterogers Neighborhood 4—Truth or Consequences 5—Local News 11—Festival 6:30 2—Name of the Game 4—The Brady Bunch 8:00 2--Fridey Night Movie 5—Friday Night Movie . 7—Washington Week in Revicw 11—Journal 8: 7—Playhouse 9:00 4—Tom Jones (C) 11—David Susskind Show *:30 11—Four Winds to Adventure 10:00 2—TheScene Tonight 4—Perry Mason 5—News, Weather, Sports 10:30 2—The Tonight Show (C) 245 5—Suspense Theater 11:00 4—11th Hour News (C) 7—Figuring It Out 1:15 7—Community Alert 5—The Interns (C) 11:30 7—Misterogers Neighborhood 4—Dick Cavett 7:00 11:4) 4—Friday Night Movie 5—Best of Hollywood 7—What’s New 12:00 USheeulstan 2—The Late Show 30 1:00 a.m. 5—Headmaster (C) TV Cine mascope time. The Daily Herald cannot be responsible for changes made by individual studios after date of publication. 11:00 5 ‘The Most Wanted Man,’ Zsa Zsa G abor 8:00 2 “Lady L”, Sophia Loren, 12:30 2 “Action of ine Tiger,’ Paul Newman, David Van Johnson iven 8:00 5 “Bedtime Story,” Marlon 1:00 4 “Manfish” Brando, Shirley Jones, FRIDAY 1:30 2 Tripoli,” John Payne, David Niven _ Maureen O'Hara 17:30 4 “Carry On Spying’ 11:40 5 ‘Kismet,’ Howard Keel, 2:00 5 “Dear Ruth,’ William Holden, Joan Caulfield Ann Blythe 12:00 2 ‘Summer Love,’’ John 7:00 4 “Guns of Darkness,’’ David Niven, Leslie Caron Saxon, Judy Meredith 12:00 4 “From Istanbul Orders to 8:00 2 “Beach Blanket Bingo,’’ Frankie Avalon, Annette Kill, Christopher Logan Funicello : TUESDAY 1:30 2 “Raw Wind in Eden,” 8:00 5 “Stay Away Joe,” Elvis Presley, Burgess MereEsther Williams, Jeff dith Chandler Thing That Couldn’t 2:00 5 ’The Raging Tide,’’ 11:40 5* “The Die,” Audra Martin Shelley Winters, Richard 12:00 2 “Tripoli,’’ John Payne, Contle - Maureen O‘Hara 7:30 4 “The Old Man WhoCried Edward G. Robin- 1:00 4 anepiilicus” A son, Sam Jaffe Are Com8:00 2 “Night of the Following SnO0 She Russians ing, The Russians Are Day,’’ Marlon Brando, Coming,” Carl Reiner, Richard Boone MONDAY andier Steve Allen, Mamie Van Doren 2:00 5 “Call Me Mister,’ Betty Grable, Dan Dailey 8:00 5 ‘Longest 160 Miles,’’ Doug McClure, Katharine Ross 11:40 5 “Contraband Spain,’’ Richerd Green . 12:00 2 “College Confidential,” Steve Allen 1:00 4 Scapegoat,’’ Morgan THURSDAY Michele 1:30 2 “Action of the Tiger,’’ Van Johnson, Anna Gerber 2:00 5 ‘What Price Glory,’’ James Cagney, Dan Dailey 8:00 5 “Robin and the Seven Hoods,’’ Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra Eva Marie Saint . Hildegarde NDAY vs Kirk $y:00 4 “Indian Fighter,’ las Steve Smith,” 7:00 4 Paevade McQueen, Karl Malden, Suzanne Plesherte 8:00 2 “The Savage,” Charlton Heston, Susan Morrow 9:20 4 “12 West Street,’ Alan id, Rod Steiger 10:25 2 nWar of the Wildcats,’’ John Wayne, Martha Scott Gary 11:30 4 “Man of the West,’ Julie London Cooper, 12:15 5 "A ManWithout A Star, Doug- Jeane Crain, Kirk las Y. MONathena,’ Jane Powell, i mone Darling,”’ “Jupiter's vSupt 2:00 5 ner Williams, Howard Keel The bovk, Marketing: Aa (FTC) proposed ruies today for price, item by item. one of America’s great guessPrices used in ads would Integrated, Analytical Aping games —how to figure the have to include federal taxes, proach, was written by Dr. real price of a new car. dealer preparation charges and Weldon J. Taylor, dean of the The rules, subject to public a statement that the buyer’s BYU College of Business, and hearings Jan. 12 and i3, would price may be increased by Dr. Roy T. Shaw, professor of hit alleged ballooning of auto charges for transportation, marketing at U. of U., in 1963 “sticker” prices, deceptively state and local taxes, licenses and revised in 1969. high trade-in values, phony andfees. The Graduate School of evaporate water quickly after sudsing and rinsing plastic articles which should not be « —_— to a higher tempera@. Business Administration in Lima, Peru, has translated the book. price cuts and advertisements boasting a low price but picturing a fancy model costing much more. “To millions of consur :rs, buying a new car is one of the biggest purchases of their lives,” FTC Chairman Miles W. Kirkpatrick said in a statement. “The need for more complete pricing information list, or “sticker,” price would have to be within 3 per cent of a level “at which substantial sales are actually made.” Some consumer groups have contended today’s sticker prices are purposely set way too high so the buyer, given several hundred dollars “off,” will think he’s getting a bargain even if he’s actually paying too much. The pricing formula would tie the buyer’s trade-in allowance to the wholesale value of his used car. An allegedly common dealer’s gimmick is to woo the buyer with an artificially high trade-in value, and surrepti- tiously make it up by charging him that much more for the new car. The rules would prohibit auto manufacturers from switching “standard” equipment to “optional,” then advertising the new model’s price in comparison with the preceding one. 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Deadline for publication is Thursday noonprior to the week of publication and movietitles are printed as noted at that 1:00 4 “City That Never Sieeps,”’ Gig Young, Mala Powers WEDNESDAY 1:30 2 “College Confidential,’’ University University of Utah faculty members, already popular on becomesvery important.”” WLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLhl 11:40 5 “How To Be Very, Very Popular,” Robert Cummings, Betty Grable 12:00 2 “Raw Wind in Eden,” Esther Williams, Jeff A marketing text by Brigham Young The complex proposals, covering manufacturers and dealers, resulted partly from FTC hearings last year in which the commissioners were told that auto pricing is a maze Many consumers never pene- 4—Good Morning Movie 7—Comment Proposed By WILLIAM B. 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