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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1975
Page
14
A historical TV guide lists programs for the day from 6:00 to 10:00 PM. Notable items include The Captain's Table film at 9:00, Wheel of Fortune and Jokers Wild style game shows, and soap opera All My Children, with various quiz and game show entries sprinkled throughout the evening.
The page catalogs a dense TV schedule with show titles hosted by Esther Rolle Lloyd Bridges and others, listing times from 7 p.m. to after midnight across various programs including game shows, dramas, and movies. The entries reference Tony Orlando and Dawn, Little House on the Prairie, and multiple 1970s-era programs.
Kent State University cartoonist and instructor Roger Bollen stresses thinking over technique for aspiring humorous illustrators. He teaches 20 graphic design students eight hours weekly, urging students to inject humor into grim subjects to improve voice and job prospects in fashion illustration.
Kay Gable, widow of Clark Gable, says she has never been approached by biographers or Universal for the Lombard and Gable film. She disputes the cussin and carousing legend, calling Gable shy and introverted, and recalls how he treated her and his affection for children.
The column recalls Clark Gable’s family legacy including his son John Clark Gable and Kay Gable. It reports delays on the film Lucky Lady due to a shrimp boat collision and dock damage. It notes Bernadette Peters dyeing hair black for a Ziegfeld chorus girl role. It mentions Redd Foxx’s bald look during Sanford and Son hiatus and Vincent Price with Coral Browne planning a London comedy together.
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