TV listings and film previews in a 1979 evening guide
A dense scan of channels and programs featuring reviews by Siskel and Ebart, previews for The Pink Panther, The Incredible Hulk, You Only Live Twice, Wall Street Week, Market to Market, Washington Week, and shows like Dallas, Masterpiece Theatre, Barney Miller, The Tonight Show, and Gun Smoke. Notable items include a two part Dallas season premiere and a James Bond film, with assorted news, sports, and entertainment entries across networks.
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Dreyfus
David
Halfwaymrou
the Hulk
Wicur Gallery
Washin Ranewen
Ener
Chicago Bulls
Wall Street Week
Lovia Rukeyser
Bujold
Michael Douglas
Hans Ve Oll
Washington
Sean Connery
Donald Pleasance
James Bond
Japan
Spectre
U.S
Louis Flukeyser
Wec
David Brinkley
Dallas
Les
Ewing
BO Mins
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
U.S.A
Bob Vila
Dick Gavett
Fred Gwynne
Johnnyson
Chariton Heaton
Horron
Ben
Lee Harcourt Montgomery
Joseph Campanella
ABC
Jackson County
Yvette Mimieux
Tommy Lee
Paraonahe
Masterpiece Theatre
Pride and Prejudice
Chicago
Barney Miller
Bob Hewhart
Palm Springs draws top stars for privacy and peace
TV close up notes a trend of actors leaving glamorous Hollywood neighborhoods for Palm Springs to escape hectic life. Suzanne Somers praises the desert as a retreat, while old timers like Bob Hope and Frank Sinatra already have homes there as younger stars join the shift. Dallas returns with high anticipation as fans await J.R. Ewing’s fate and new scandal coverage, premiering Friday, November 7 on CBS-TV.
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Palm Springs
Bob Hope
Frank Sinatra
Suzanne Somers
Dallas
J.R. Ewing
Weill
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