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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1972
Page
43
Sunday to Thursday the program features Vanishing Point starring Barry Newman in color. Friday begins Man in the Wilderness with Richard Harris in color. Saturday morning offers a children’s show from 9 30 to 11 30 a.m plus McLintock starring John Wayne in color.
It lists two films playing: Diamonds are Forever with Sean Connery in color at Twin 1 and Song of the South by Walt Disney in color at Twin 2, indicating a dual screening schedule.
Sunday to Wednesday program features Who Killed Mary Whats Her Name with Red Buttons in color. Starts Thursday presenting French Connection with Gene Hackman in color. Saturday morning kids show runs 10 a.m. to 12 noon Way Way Out.
The Trans Lux Theatre lists Worlds of Love now playing. Midway Drive In shows Big Jake with John Wayne and Richard Boone in color Sunday through Thursday and The April Fools with Jack Lemmon in color. Friday and Saturday feature Shaft with Richard Roundtree in color and Percy with Elke Sommer in color.
The Pointer drive-in announces Sunday to Thursday showings including A Town Called Hell Captain Apache and Friday starts Valley of the Dolls plus Be yond the Valley of Dolls, both shown in color.
London AP reports Archbishop of Canterbury Rt. Rev. Michael Ramsey will attend a New York conference on American youth interest in religion. He will speak at a three day seminar on The Charismatic Christ hosted by Trinity Institute and preach at Riverside Church St Patrick's Cathedral and the Cathedral of St John the Divine before arriving Friday.
LAPWAI Idaho AP Nez Perce Indians scrap Washington war dances naming Feb 24 26 E-Peh-Tes War Dance Championships in honor of a men's club term replacing celebration of the first president. Club president Leroy Sun criticizes Washington bounty remark and announces the name change.
The forecast urges steady effort to adapt to modern tech limits and seeks quick results. Aries faces sudden penny demands while Taurus should avoid quibblers and Gemini should question assumptions. Leos should avoid overcommitment and Virgos untangle personal curiosity patiently.
Melina Mercouri discusses a proposed English translated project that will blend newsreels and fiction. The film will tell five interconnected stories from Greek life before and after a government change, with heavy music and a hopeful yet political tone.
A messy OCR list outlines CBS NBC and local channels with a mix of golf classic features, talk shows, cartoons, sports and movies. Notable items include Pro Bowl coverage, Sunday NBA basketball, Masterpiece Theatre, Lassie, Bonanza, Fighting Line and Evening News blocks alongside various talk and game programs.
A dense listing shows a full day of broadcasts with times from 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Programs include Good Morning Show Captain Kangaroo CBS Morning News Sesame Street The Today Show Jeopardy Password and more along with soap operas, game shows, and cartoons.
The Los Angeles Coliseum hosts 4 P.M. 12 P R O B O W L with AFC and NFC stars. Lassie features a mountain chase at 7 P.M. Part II of The Bridge on the River Kwai airs at 7:30. Wild Kingdom follows Perkin s and Allen to the Great Barrier Reef. Disney presents The Family Band half of two parts with Brennan Ebsen Warren and Davidson concluding Jan 30. FBI follows mob loan shark Wadsworth, plus Ruth Hussey in a Jimmy Stewart episode. Sunday Movie Due in the Sun stars Jones Peck Cotten Gish Barrymore. To Europe with Love a Peggy Fleming ice special. 9:30 Cade s County Arlo weighs sheriff duties against family crime links. 10 P.M. Bold Ones features Cameron Mitchell as an Irish adventurer affecting a romance.
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