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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1970

Page

24

Reading of Headmaster episode reshapes The Andy Griffith Show

Hollywood note on Warner Brothers lot covers first script read of an Andy Griffith Show episode later titled The Andy Griffith Show. Cast includes Andy Griffith Jerry Van Dyke Claudette Nevins Maureen Arthur Aaron Ruben John Rich Catalina Lawrence. Max the Jewish delicatessen owner cast as Herbie Faye at 5 30 p m.

Joan Crosby Hollywood NEA Warner Brothers Andy Griffith Jerry van Dyke Claudette Nevins Maureen Arthur Aaron Ruben John Rich Catalina Lawrence Andy Rich Ruben Max Jerry Aaron New York Herbie Faye

Symphony Courts Gita Karasik For La Crosse Season

San Francisco pianist Gita Karasik aged 19 will perform as the third young artist with the La Crosse Symphony in the final concert of the 1970-71 season on Sunday April 18. Karasik, who debuted with San Francisco at nine, has won multiple prizes and appeared on national television. Violinist Jean-Jacques opens the season November 15, soprano Karan Armstrong appears February 14, and season tickets are on sale at local outlets with box requests to Box 623 or by calling 782-0502 or 782-2148.

Gita Karasik San Francisco la Crosse Jean - Jacques Karan Armstrong Danny’s Doerflinger’s Leibhold’s Degen-Berglund Stores Major Drug Western Wisconsin Technical Institute Wisconsin State University Sias Realty Onalaska Johnson Rexall Drugs West Salem Swanson’s K. la Crescent

Economic criticisms spark plea for network reform in 1971

Beverly Hills AP veteran TV executive Michael H. Dann warns networks face dire outlook and possible long term leases on useless coaxial cable if profits stay sole guide. He urged bold, creative programming and risk taking, citing derivative product and bland offerings. Dann spoke to 300 executives at Hollywood Radio and Television Society luncheon.

Beverly Hills Calif Michael H. Dann Cbs-Tv Nbc-Tv Broadcasters Dann Hollywood Radio and Television Society

Wyler signs I A Diamond for Forty Carats film

New York AP reports producer director William Wyler has hired Academy Award winner I A Diamond to write the screen adaptation of Forty Carats. Diamond, author of Columbia's Cactus Flower, won an Oscar for The Apartment.

New York William Wyler I. A. L. Diamond Columbia Diamond

Irving H. Levin Named Pioneer of the Year

Irving H. Levin, president and chief operating officer of National General Corp., a leisure time business group, was chosen as 1970 Pioneer of the Year by the Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation. A pioneer is someone who has served the motion picture industry for 25 years or more.

New York Irving H. Levin National General Corp Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation

Flip Wilson Ranks High in Nielsen Top New Shows

The Associated Press notes NBCs Flip Wilson Show ranks fourth among 81 new programs for the week of Sept 28 as Gunsmoke Mayberry RFD and Medical Center lead. Mary Tyler Moore and Make Room for Granddaddy are in the top 30, with many new series in Nielsen’s netherworld.

Associated Press NBC Flip Wilson CBS Mayberry R.F.D Medical Center ABC Nielsen Netherworld Matt Lincoln Tim Conway Ton Knotts Nightly News Report Chet Huntley

TV Scout Reports on TV Studios and TV Personalities

Rumors claim Universal may shut its studio for three months to cut costs, while other studios remain active with TV series and a top grossing film. The piece weaves mini-interviews with Tina Louise, Dick Cavett, Rodney Dangerfield, Steve Allen, and Richard Chamberlain, and recalls Hal Holbrook on The Bold Ones. It includes Holbrook’s reprint of a Niemöller quote about Nazi Germany and rising concerns about media in troubled times.

Universal Richard Chamberlain George LeMaire Hamlet Dr. Kildare NBC Hal Holbrook Hal Pastor Niemeller Nazi Germany

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