| Show 2H)c jlalt £akr tribune ATltS & Entertainment Sunday December Section E 21 1986 Page i guest tonight on Bob Hope holiday special Bv Harold Schindler Tribune Television Editor Bob Hope who has lived 83 summers claims he was born with jet lag So how can a man as energetic and full of spark as this legend of comedy survive the rigors of air travel which seem to exact such a demanding toll on other jet setters and world businessmen of the latter 20th century? “I use my own plane — a Jctstar — for one thing" Hope explains "When I travel I sleep and relax I have a place in the Lockheed to lie down and that allows me to fly across country without feeling like I had to flap my arms all the way" In a telephone interview last week Hope reminiscenced about his career and his amazing durability and he discussed his impending holiday television special "Bob Hope's Bagful of Christmas Cheer" which is to air Sunday at 8 pm on KUTV He also had some observations about a new crop of Utah Osmond youngsters w ho would be making their prime time network television debut on the show "The kids are great" he said "You know the original brothers Alan Wayne Merrill and Jay were on one of my special 15 years ago (The Osmond Brothers Quartet) and now Alan's six boys — Michael 11 Nathan 9 Douglas 8 David 7 Scott 4 and Jonathan 3 are with me this Sunday The Osmond Boys - The Second Generation" Hope is an entertainment institution his “Road" pictures with cronies Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour are still among the most popular light comedies on the late movie and his interest in sports is keen A long time owner of “a piece of the Los Angeles Rams" Hope is an avid fan of professional football "Gee did you see that Mike Ditka last Monday night when the Bears were getting pushed around by the Lions? He was great I've got to write him a note what a coach! I love to see that kind of excitement in the game" When you have someone like Bob Hope in a conversation about football who could resist asking: How about a prediction on the Super Bowl? "Sure” he said "It’ll be the New York Giants against Denver Broncos” the Forty years ago when the late Bill Veeek first took over baseball's Cleveland Indians someone asked Hope to buy a small piece of the team ("I came from (Jleve- See E-- 3 Column 1 Sunday night the six sons of Alan and Suzanne Osmond billed as ‘The Osmond Boys: The Second Generation’ will appear as guests of Bob Hope on his 'Bagful of Christmas Cheer’ holiday special See at top left (left to right) are Jonathan 3 Scott 4 (then Old Ski Nose) followed by David 7 Douglas 8 Nathan 9 and Michael 11 Fifteen years earlier on Nov 7 1971 Hope’s guests were the Osmond Brothers Quartet which included at bottom left (from left) Alan Wayne Merrill and Jay (and a vintage Hope) with visitor Donny They sang 'I Want A Girl’ Hew Year7§ nBalletWest Decorations! ’OHS HART lh mvr 4 PRFSFNTS A HOLIDAY TRADITION Modem Display has every decoration you can imagine your New Year’s celebration Colorful party hats horns & noisemakers streamers roll after roll of crepe paper in all colors & sizes mirror balls & more! for CHOREOGRAPHY BY WILL AM F CHRISTENSEN IN THE CAPITOL THEATRE WITH MEMBERS OF THE UTAH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DECEMBER 1731 WEEKDAYS AND EVENINGS AT 7PM MATINEES AT 2 PM DECEMBER NOON MATINEE DECEMBER 24 20-2- 26-3- 3 1 BALLET W1 sT TICKIT Mi WEST 2()i i OIIICL SOUTH 533 5555 ANY DfCORAFION— YOU ll FIND IT AT MODERN DISPLAY' ©Modern Display 324 SOUTH 700 EAST i SLC 355-742- 7 MON FRI 030-- 8 00 SAT 9 00-- 5 30 H2CAR PLUM PARTIES Dl CUMBER 22 23 2s : LY AH! K MVM liMV: CHARGE TICKETS WITH MASTERCARD ' VISA AMI RICAN EXPRESS £2Wmm NUTCRACKER SPONSORS KLCYWfM STAPtZ E3BC STA&Z GlC&G'O AnWA!t STABZ |
