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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1972
Page
5
Local photo shop offers processing of film and rental services for cameras enlarging portraits and albums. Frames and tapes are available at 115 First Avenue reachable by phone 664 4025.
Sunday to Saturday listings deliver a dense lineup of films and TV movies led by Sweet Bird of Youth and The Borgia Stick with Newman Bergman and Murray. The week runs through March 11 featuring Ben Gazzara Ricardo Montalban Dean, Ford, Hayward, Bogart and many more across channels and time slots.
A historical TV grid lists events for Sunday March 5 including NHL games Chicago Black Hawks versus Minnesota North Stars at 2:00, NBA action, college wrestling, world tennis, Doral Open golf, and auto racing later in the day. Monday March 6 features a special block titled The Champions with various sports programming.
The journal lists multiple sports events from hockey to wrestling across Tuesday to Saturday. Key matchups include Hamilton Red Wings versus Ottawa, Missouri versus Oklahoma, NCAA basketball action, and pro curling. Also noted are Pro Bowlers Tour, Golf Classic rounds, and a daily “World of Sports” segment.
Ruth Thompson profiles Billy Goldenberg, a versatile TV composer arranger and conductor known for Emmy winning scores and major variety specials with Bing Crosby Elvis Presley and Ann-Margret. He blends piano work with arranging and conducting while balancing a San Fernando Valley life and a busy career across New York Bucks County Paris and Studio City.
Ann Lockhart, daughter of June Lockhart, begins an acting career with a film role in Fuzz. The article notes Burt Reynolds and Yul Brynner as the stars of the movie.
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