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Show The Salt LakeTribune Network Trade Means Endto Plays-in-Progress Series Begins This Week at SUU Prime time for the fall season Fall schedule for major TV networks (New showsarelisted in boldface type) Long Loyalties us r eetsieea s 8 au Mad About You* @ Continued from E-1 New Adventures of Superman Hope & Gloria NBC Sunday Nightat the Movies ABC Sunday Night Movie Cybill” AlmostPerfect CBS Sunday Night Movie The Simpsons And the consequence of Murdoch’s deep pockets will be felt Too Something KSL(5)NBC {Fresh Prince The Marshal* KUTV (2) CBS The Nanny soon by Intermountain West viewers. “It's a complicated deal,” said Henderson. “They [CBS] called meand said it looked like they were going to make a change. At that point, we started looking around.” KTVX(Ch.4) vice president and In the House NewsRadio SeaQuest DSV Ellen* Fy KUTV (2) CBS Bless This House Dave's World* Frasier Pursuit of... Home Improvement Coach* CBS Tuesday Night Movie NBC to keep the long-running show, which is popular with young male adults. KSL, on the other hand, will broadcast the Super Bowl, the World Series, the NBA regular season and playoffs as well as the ‘96 Olympic Summer Gamesfrom Atlanta. Henderson said NBC would allow KSL to pre-empt network programmingfor Brigham Young be seen on KUTV. Channel2 general manager Jeff Hatchsaid carrying a program from another network is unusual, but not unique. “It happensoften with sporting year LDS Conferences. ‘Music and the Spoken Word,” a halfhour broadcast featuring the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, will continue to be seen on KSL Sunday mornings. Friends* Charlie Grace Strange Luck KSL(5)NBC ¢=4 KTVX (4) ABC F=4 KUTV (2) CBS Jag Maybe This Time _...in America Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman Family Matters Dweebs Martin Courthouse Party of Five Unsolved Mysteries* KSI (5) NBC F=4 KTVX(4) ABC = KUTV (2) CBS KSTU (13) FOX PrimeTimeLive Central Park West The Single Guy “New time period Law and Order Drew Carey Show Grace UnderFire Wilde Again Ej KUTV(2) CBS Murder, She Wrote* | Cabin Pressure Gad KSTu (13) FOX Living Single A KSTU (13) FOX Dateline NBC NYPD Blue (local programming) Dateline NBC Beverly Hills, 9021 0 PY KSL (5) NBC Chicago Hope (local programming) 1 i 2 KSI (5) NBC PA KTVX (4) ABC fj KTVX (4) ABC (local programming) Boy Meets World jonnie (local programming) Seinfeld Cerolinein The Monroes | John Grisham's The Client 1 the City E.R (local programming) Homicide. |Hangin'/Mr. Cooper] 20/20 American Gothic The X-Files Preston Episodes Cops SOURCES: ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS events,” he said. “The real challengeis for us to diligently block NBCpromotions. They [networks]usually send a rundownof what promotions they will run during a program. We'll have to watch for them.” Early on, KUTV’s Hatch knew KSL wouldhavea problem airing “Saturday Night Live” at 10:30 p.m. He planted the seed with University sports and the twice-a- (local programming) Larroquette* The The ABC Family Movie* Touched by an Angel “It was never a problem,” he said, adding that KSL Radiowili remaina CBSaffiliate carryingits normal broadcast schedule. ‘From day one of negotiations we were up front with pre-emptions. NBC pre-plans pre-emptions. They completely understood the local connection to the LDS Conferences.” KUTY’sBailey said the lack of major-league sports on CBS is a temporary problem for Channel 2. “In the short term, we lose NFL Footbali. That's too bad,” he said. “We still have March Madness [NCAABasketball].” What won’t change arethe anchors and staffs for each local newscast, including KSL’sslots of Home Court Sisters Walker, Texas Ranger Most Wanted the Thorley Hall on the Southern Utah University campus. The drama is described as a play about dignity and tolerance in the most unusual places. The central character is a woman who becomes frightened by her new neighbors. But what she fears in them ultimately heals her owns phobias. Jensen, a native Utahn, chairs the MFA Professional Training Program in Playwriting at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Murder One 48 Hours | New York Undercover Dateline NBC Step By Step Picket Fences* CEDAR CITY — The Utah Shakespearean Festival’s New Plays-in-Progress series begins this week with a staged reading of “Tenderhooks” by Julie Jensen The readings will be Thursday, Friday and Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. in if Not For You Ned and Stacey I Partners Wings F4 KSTU (13) FOX| I NBC Monday Night at the Movies 4 KTVX (4) ABC Roseanne" Hudson Street ri KUTV (2) CBS Matt Waters FY bagi KSTU(13) FOX Fox TuesdayNight Movie general manager Peter Mathes Misery Loves... Monday Night Football Melrose Place RS KSL (5) NBC Married Can't Hurry Love Murphy Brown said his station hasa lot to gain by the switch, even though the deal has nothingto do with thestation. “Tt will benefit our news product,” said Mathes. “When viewers don’t know what’s going on, they'll go to what they know.” Mathesadds that the changein affiliation will benefit KSL more than KUTV. “CBS is having tremendous problems,” said Mathes, referring to CBS's third-placeposition in the ratings. “And [KUTV’s] nightly newswill suffer when they lose ‘ER’ and that tremendous Thursday nightlineupas a lead in to the news.” Fox station manager Steve Cariston also believes the resulting confusion in network changes will benefit Channel 13. He added that viewers of the Mormon Church-owned KSL tend to be moreconservative. They may not appreciate the more risque NBC programming. “When ‘Seinfeld’ does a show on masturbation or fornication, it raay be a difficult situation,” he said. “CBS programming,like ‘60 Minutes,’ fit perfectly with the KSL audience, whichis a bit older Henderson said all the NBC programming, excluding “‘Saturday NightLive,” has already been cleared. “SNL” won't be seen on KSL because of ‘SportsBeat,” which is broadcast at 10:30 p.m. on Saturday. Henderson says “SportsBeat”’ has higher ratings than “Saturday Night Live.” KSL wanted to show “SNL,” but after “SportsBeat,” an idea NBC didn’t like. “Saturday NightLive” will still ARTSSunday,July30, 1995 (local programming) Knight Ridder ber to answer viewers’ questions. “Tt will take about a week [to inform viewers],” said Bailey. “It’s not too difficult. People realize very shortly their favorites on Channel2 and NBC will now be on Channel5.” This is not the first time Utah television stations have traded networks. In the late 1950s, KUTV (Ch. 2), the ABC station, and KTVT (Ch. 4), NBC,switched affiliations. Her award-winning plays have been produced in regional th aters throughout the country, including “White Money” at the Salt Lake Acting Company. The series also features “A Woman of Power” by Edward F. EmanuEL,(Avg. 10, 11 and 29), “Glass Mountain” by Doris Baizley (Aug. 17, 18 and 30) and “Heir to the Covenant” by Robert Paxton (Aug. 24, 25, 31). EmanuEL’s play concerns a 19th century orthodox Jewish family living in Eastern Europe. Thesociety offers few choices for women. The story tells of the achievements of one womanin a male-dominated world. Theplaywright and screenwriteris a professorof theateratCalifornia State University, Fresno. His numerous works have been staged extensively in the U.S., England, Scotland, Wales, Japan, Taiwan and China. In Baizley’s “Glass Mountain” three Brothers Grimm tales are woven into a modernstoryset ina glass house on top a mountain in southern California. In the “hu- morous, magical, highly charged atmosphere of a fairy tale,” a famous composeris unableto create. His daughter wants to leave; a young musician wants to intrude and the composer’s mistress wants him to compose. Baizley’s work has been pro- duced by the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, A Contemporary Theatre in Seattle, the Cleveland Playhouse, the National Theatre of the Deaf and the Semafor Theatre in Prague. Her screenplays, “Until She Talks” starring Pamela Reed and “Land ofLittle Rain” starring Helen Hunt have been featured on PBS’ American Playhouse. Paxtoen’s name will be recognized by Utahnsas the author of “UTAH!” a musical that premiered in June at Tuacahn. His “Covenant” concerns the events surrounding the introduction of polygamy into the LDS church. Set in Nauvoo, Ill., in the mid1800s, the story tells of Mormon prophet Joseph Smith receiving a revelation that tells him he must implement a doctrine of plural marriage, a practice that is at odds with his upbringing. The play follows the conflicts Smith has between his personal faith and his duty to his God as well as his commitment to obey revelations received from his God and love for his wife, Emma. Paxton has master’s degree in English, creative writing/dramatic literature from Brigham Young University and a master’s in theater and playwriting from UNLV. The public is invited to the readings without charge, but donations are appreciated. The readings are suggested for contemporary adult audiences, All performances begin at 10 a.m. in Thorley Hall in the SUU Music building. 6, 6:30 and 10 p.m., and KUTV’s 6 and 10 p.m. broadcasts. KSL and KUTV have begun campaigns informing the public about the changein networkaffiliations. 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