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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1978

Page

6

Eight Is Enough gains top ratings for family drama

Herald report notes Eight Is Enough in its second season with Dick Van Patten as the father of eight children aged 8 to 24. Changes include David moving out, Mary in med school, Joni aged 19, and Aggie joining the family as Tom's wife. Audience reactions praise the show's realistic family life and emotional moments.

David Mary Joni Susan Nancy Elizabeth Tommy Nicholas Dick van Patten The Waltons Diana Hyland Joan Tom Aggie Bradley Hassels

Oh God film spoof offers lighthearted divine visit

Damon Seacott reviews Oh God in which God appears to supermarket supervisor John Denver to urge moral reform. Denver doubts the miracle but faces courtroom chaos as belief wavers until his family believes, delivering light entertainment with Burns and Denver.

Damon Seacott George Burns John Denver John God Denver

Travolta Shines in Saturday Night Fever Dance Focus

Tony battles a dull Bay Ridge existence to find self confidence and love in a disco era story. John Travolta delivers electrifying dance that defines the film, even as critics note the familiar coming of age arc and updated Urban mood.

Tony John Travolta Travolta King Cisco Bay Ridge New York Vinnie Barbarino Stephanie Karen Lynn Gorney

Rod Stewart album review highlights love, loss and social themes

Rick Madewell surveys Rod Stewart 1977 and the album A Night on the Town. Songs like The Killing of Georgie and The First Cut Is the Deepest mix heartbreak and protest with melodic tunes. Side two shifts to faster numbers while themes of love, violence, and yearning echo across the record. Stewart’s vocal emotion is noted and Kiss Alive II is previewed as proof of ongoing appeal.

Rick Madewell Rod Stewart

KISS Alive II and ELO Out of the Blue reviewed side by side

A concert snapshot of KISS Alive II highlighting Detroit Rock City Shout It Out Loud and Christine Sixteen with crowd energy. ELO Out of the Blue is hailed for Lynne penned tracks 17 strong songs and space themed production using Moogs vocoder tape delays and harmonizers.

Detroit Christine Sixteen Beth Simmons KISS David Scott Space ELO Earth Turkey Birmingham Lynne

Amityville Horror reviewed by Herald youth scribes

Youth reviewers praise Jay Anson’s The Amityville Horror as a gripping true story of a Long Island house plagued by unexplainable phenomena. They note chilling events, a haunted 112 Ocean Ave address, and historical ties to local occult and burial-ground lore, warning readers not to read on stormy nights.

Herald Jay Anson Amityville George Kathleen Lutz Danny Chris Missy Long Island Lutzes Ocean Ave Jodie Lutz Salem Mass Anson

Boz Scaggs shifts toward disco on Silk Degrees followup

In his latest album Down Two Then Left Boz Scaggs leans from soul toward disco with an easy to dance to beat and piano variations over strings. He writes or co writes most tracks including Hard Times Watcha Gonna Tell Your Man and Still Falling for You and Hollywood along with the standout tracks Lowdown Sido Shuffle and the new title track.

Bill Masterson Boz Skaggs Total Soul Skaggs Hollywood

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