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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1973
Page
21
Film critic McMullan reviews a Crichton project as lacking clear outrage and character depth. The piece notes a focus on sexual snooping rather than engaging storytelling, with Nixon imagery and legality debates touched on but not fully developed.
The FCC proposed extending prime time network programming for top stations. It would add one hour on Sunday night and permit 30 more minutes on another six weeknights for certain programs. NBC praised the move. ABC welcomed it. CBS was studying the proposal.
A chaotic, nostalgic tour of the MGM Grand opening in Las Vegas blends film history with massive seating, grand ballroom capacity, and 2100 rooms. It praises the luxury, service, and ambitious scale while noting mixed entertainment and aging jokes by a headlining act.
Veteran writer Alan Shayne defends the aging crime solving duo Mildred Natwick and Kay Hayes as NBC presses to premiere The Snoop Sisters on December 1 after a troubled production. Directors faced firing and injury, while writers strike delayed action and cast voiced initial reluctance to continue.
A fragmented theater listing notes showtimes 4:40 2:55 4:15 and 3 90 HSM with PLAZA presenting What’s Up Do a dean rotation.
Friday and Saturday matinees present a mix of classics and new fare across stages. The New Land and The Way We Were anchor matinees at 2:30 and 9:45 on Stage 3 with additional showings of Wild Gin and That Same Sum tor't across stages. Various titles appear with times and house codes, including Isle of the Blue Ralphins and American Graffiti on multiple screens.
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