TV fall season premiere week Nielsen ratings edge
National Nielsen ratings rank 18 new fall shows. Phyllis and Switch fare well, Starsky and Hutch and When Things Were Rotten reach top 20. Other debuts such as Joe Forrester On the Rocks Joe and Sons Welcome Back Kotter score mid to low. Several shows perform poorly like Three for the Road. Ratings may change in coming weeks.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
CBS
Phyllis
Switch
ABC
Starsky and Hutch
NBC
Joe Forrester
Kotter
Ellery Queen
Arma. Dee
Dea
Kate McShane
Theater moves to Brunswick four weeks at Stow House
The Theater at Monmouth brings four weeks of dinner theater to Stow House in Brunswick from Sept. 19 to Oct. 16. The Food of Love runs Sept. 19 to Oct. 2, followed by Conspiracy in Rome and Bottoms Dream from Oct. 3 to 16. Lee McClelland and Peter Michael Webster star in The Food of Love in an intimate Shakespearean evening.
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Brunswick
Monmouth
Stow House
Rome
Earl McCarroll
Lee McClelland
Peter Michael Webster
William Shakespeare
Regional Theater and Cinema Guide Listings
A compact theater guide lists showings across SACO PORTLAND SCARBOROUGH SANFORD and PARIS venues. Titles include The Fortune The Bite Deep Throat and The Return of the Pink Panther with times from 1:30 to 9:45 and drive in options at Scarborough East.
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Portland
Paris
Chris Miller
Scarborough
Portland Drive
Tommy
Who bailed out the Navy in 1798
Congress issued government securities to fund naval expansion during the 1798 crisis. Citizens invested $711,700, enabling a down payment on 10 new ships. The piece urges readers to buy U S Savings Bonds or use Payroll Savings to support the country and secure a return.
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Congress
U.S
Armenian Origins Subject of Book
Michael J. Arlen, son of famed novelist Michael Arlen, pursuing fiction about his Armenian roots. He travels to Fresno to meet William Saroyan and visits Soviet Armenia with his Anglo-Irish wife, documenting his search in Passage to Ararat published by Farrar Straus Giroux.
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Phil Thomas
New York
Michael J. Arlen
Arlen
Michael Arlen
the Green Hat
Dikran Kouyoumjian
England
United States
New Yorker
Alice
Armenia
Fresno
Calif
William Saroyan
Saroyan
Soviet Armenia
Ararat
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
Television Schedule Dense with Classics and News Briefs
A dense listing of evening programs across networks from 6:30 PM to 1:45 AM, featuring news segments NBC CBS ABC and PBS style culture and entertainment shows. Highlights include Doctor's Hospital Baretta Cannon and Starsky and Hutch with movie slots The Tonight Show and various needlepoint features.
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NBC Nightly News
ABC Evening News
CBS Evening News
F.B.I
Maine
Ronside
McIntire
Soan
Petrocelli
ABC News
Groucho
Joan Rivers
Richard Boone
Suzanne Pleshette
David Janssen
Keenan Wynn
Los Angeles
Houston
Wide World
V.D
Perry Mason
James Michener
James Jones
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Serpico
al Pacino
ABC Television
Julius Ceasar
Julius Caesar
Caesar
Athens
Theater Guide
America
Saco Cinema
Saco
Eve
Kirk Douglas
Alexis Smith
George Hamilton
Melina Mercouri
Brenda Vaccaro
Deborah Raffin
Henry Mancini
Prshver
Irving Mansfield
Jacqueline Susann
Ty Julius J. Epstein
Howard W. Koch
Guy Green
Movielab Panavision
Paramount Picture
Ann
Margret
Elton John
Mear
Scarboro
ES Miller
Maid To Order & the Bunch
Brad
Hogan's Heroes
Jean-Claude Killy
Jackie Stewart
Arnold Elmer
Dick van Dyke
Little House ON the Prairie
Mary
Robin
Prince John
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Hermione Baddeley
Fred MacMurray
LraUullians
Crockett's Victory Garden
NBC News
Craig Stevens
Barettia
Tony Baretta
Cannon
Frank Cannon
Barnaby Jones
Paul Robeson
Frederic March
Terry Moore
Greater Bostonians
Bruce Cabo
Joan Woodbur
Boston Legacy
Roxbury
Cuxa
The
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