Winkler Hesitates to Quit Happy Days for Big Screen
Hollywood star Henry Winkler reconsiders leaving the Happy Days series when his contract ends in January 1978. He has begun two big screen roles Heroes and The One and Only and says if he succeeds in film while on the show why not do both. He notes his five year contract favors his finances and he remains hopeful about future opportunities.
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Paramount
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Television Log Highlights Best Bets Movies Tonight
TV guide style listing shows The 3 000 Mile Chase and Macao among prime time movies with NBC CBS and ABC slots. It notes stars Glenn Ford Dick Powell Robert Mitchum and John Ireland and mentions related series like Mission Impossible and S.W.A.T with multiple time slots across the evening.
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Macao
Public TV producer shifts to rock show role
Ken Ehrlich transitions from Soundstage to NBCs Midnight Special as executive producer. He blends artistic and commercial aims funding Neil Sedaka Fleetwood Mac and others while resisting booking solely by current chart sales. Ehrlich cites Benson Morrison James Waits Scott and Dr John as a recent lineup as proof of a broader appeal.
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Ehrlich
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Barry Manilow
Andy Newman
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Tom Waits
George Benson
van Morrison
Dr. John
Etta James
Tom Scott
Nashville Ryman loses tourist draw to adult venues and Opryland
Downtown Nashville once drew visitors to the Ryman Auditorium now rivals with adult movie houses bookstores and massage parlors. The Grand Ole Opry moved in 1974 to Opryland U S A. Officials consider a 500 foot buffer rule while Music Row grows with the Country Music Hall of Fame Songwriter's Hall of Fame and a new hotel convention complex at Opryland slated to boost convention attendance from 101000 in 1976.
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