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Show "9 E ty TV nrniiniiaifc! rtnjnwi Highlights .. im1fTtiffrTit'ranrjjTiiii y jg 'lpg iiy qjji jimp j i:iW -- niiitiiitniininmuiimiiiuniiiiiiiinnuiiiiniiiiiGimituiiiiuntinuia Like Other Lli By HOWARD PEARSON Deseret News Television Editor The King Family has a problem. Some of their longtime fans have begun to crticize them, objecting to the presence d on TV of fellows and gals among the young King generation. short-skirte- d In a luncheon interview, our Hollywood correspondent, Marilyn Beck, whose column appears in scores of newspapers all over the country, lea-nwhat makes the Kings tick. She talked to Yvonne, who is spokesman for the group. We talked to Yvonne earlier and then called her to confirm the fact the King Family will perforirf at Valley Music Hall In May and there is a possibility they will make one of their TV specials at that time. ed i . She said they expected to do both. The interview is a combination of quotes Mari-- J lyn received and the result of my phone conversation with Yvonne, who was at home and cooking a roast at the time. J, - . change, too. f, I dont know why the public insists we must be nicey-nicWere not. Were kooky and fun, and religious, j i J s. Yvonne capsulized the situation when she said, Were a family id too many chiefs and not enough Indians. Everyone has a pretty definite idea about bow things should be done. chiefs getting in. the act, when Maxine, Luise and Alyse formed a singing trio long before World War IL Then Maxine married and retired, and sisters Donna and Yvonne replaced her, expanding the . act to four. ;i In the early 1940s, Luises husband, Alvino Reyr organized a band starring the King Sisters. The act caught fire and the sisters became one of the most successful groups in' the business. After World War II, the gals retired to raise the growing families which would, though they never dreamed it then, years later become par tof their TV show. hnd Marilyn, youngest of the eight children of William King Driggs Sr., began appearing as a soloist with Alvino Keys orchetra. it 11 I Newt, weather and saorts (c). 4 Jeey Bishop (c guest stars Bohb Gentry, Hollywood columnist Sidney Skolsky, Jack Carter, and Jimmy Dean (TO minutes). , I I 11:00 Colonel ekCPX Bktp 5:00 Naws (c). island. 7 Regional Authors. 11 Carousel. it Paid Advertisement Another World (c) General Hospital (cl. Storm. King Sisters, Yvonne, Alyce, Luise and Marilyn. (See Television Highlights). Far, ' THURSDAY VIEWING 5:30 a.na, Learning Russian. , S .m. News (c), wfMi Joseph CBS Beat! (hour). s.u. followed Digest. t Today t 4 Fireman minutes). 1 Farm by f Our World (e). , 6:15 .m. tht West (c). Frank (C, hour and 4S 7 a.m. Today how (c) and KUTV (c). Captain Kangaroo (c, hour). Naws 8 R.in. Takeo Two (c). 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Kiookie-actin- g and fun, and very much a wearer of shorter, ' Yet she attends seminary classes every, but not day before school. y look is Just one Getting fans to accept their of fhe problems confronting the Kings. . singer 4 HALL ing a Kraft Music Hall show, with Kate Smith, Don Ho, Browning Bryant and Paul Lynde among the guests. Folsom Prison Blues, the song that has won top honors for Cash, is the program's opening number. Bryant, a t too. mini-skirt- country-wester- n 10:30 a.m. 8 p.m. 2 KRAFT MUSIC politics begins on Spectrum (Ch. 7, 8 p.m.), Science and Polities. David Prowitt, NET science editor talks with four of tiie nations top scientists. Among the questions debated is Is there too much stress on weaponry and too little on efforts for human beings? News in Perspective (Ch. T, 9 p.m.) has an assessment of the Paris peace talks, taped on the scene in Paris. Yvonne appreciates the criticisms about the change, yet she said: The image i - our fans pinned on us was ( 1 one they created themselves. , The Kings have always been s religious, but never pious. Times have changed since 1965, when we did our first ; ABC show. And wed better i ; show headed by Cash, and documentaries on the Paris Peace Talks, and science and politics, highlight TV viewing tonight. Johnny Cash tin the Road (Ch. 2, 8 p.m.) has the Johnny iiiiina!!iiiiinaiiiuiiiiiniiuiiii.i!nmii:iniiiiHiiiniiiiininiHiii!ii!nii long-haire- LG: A variety Big Families Johnny Cash Special ; Science And Politics DESERET yipryitiitf nfinjwn 8 3 9:30 a.m. RR45T-- S Hollywood Souaroa (c). 4 You Asked For It , . 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No More In-La- ws to theyve drawn the line and do not allow get into their performlhg act Theyre still involved with an cast of 32. Once in awhile, they increase the size bv allowing Rick to come in from the Army or Jamie from BYU. As you might well imagine, trying to coordinate the show, to decide what should be aired, what songs should be sung, what costumes should he worn, presents, as Yvonne admitted, a real problem sometimes. She and sister Luise serve as executive producers of the show, and on the strength of those titles have managed to preserve some sort of order in a situation that could easily become chaotic. in-la- Now, Special Price!! . ituaiv miin mm ' i lino nut wuiuG CEWIXE WALNUT CABINET ; Its a sensitive and tough situation, Yvonne admitted. wants to push Weve run into it a lot. Maybe a sister-in-laher child. Or one of our brothers thinks his child is the most SPEAKER HI--FI AUTOMATIC DEGAUSSING talened. We havent resolved this and we do have a problem. in spite of the various parental prejudices, there's no friction among the adults, nor will there real reprobably ever be. They're too close for that. Besides, they TV alize they're working for the same goal: a inner-famil- ' Special . Featuresib But titles or no, they are still part of a pretty norma! family, where parental lovo Isnt any different than anywhere else. And the one issue Yvonnj and Luise havent been able to resolvo concerns which of the offspring is to get favored treatment on fhe air. - HAWES U WARRANTY y g hit LOST KEYS?-- ! Who Has ThomT combination m your door to HI DIFFERENT KTJ 61m thintii GUN'S KEYS 1205 STATE 111 ELS-341- 3 ET color sai nr zi ic ax I. Ifafa COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER MAKE,.. Li 1 S3 1M.I atfUeabisr a 1ra4 la atd CMkfsT-ssIsf- At TV LOW AS lV arstensNsia. 435-17- YOURSELF t TEAS PROBATED COLOR if MATHIS K , WARREN - .rr.s.r.v.lil'. 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