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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1979
Page
12
ABC TV page lists Cindy Williams and Quinn Cummings among guests for upcoming Kids Are People Too segments. Others slated include Jimmy Osmond Tony Danza Richard Hatch Marvin Gaye Bonnie Franklin and Wolfman Jack.
Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara headline a New York roundtable with Robert Klein Melvin Van Bachtnchomanwich Jett Croonfield Peter Stone Jim Burrows Calvin Trilling Christopher Durang and consultants Neil Simon Alan Alda Judd Hirsch Larry Gelbart. The five hour taped session aims to guide PBS humor programming and possible wider network use. Jac Venza hosts the Theater in America event.
A dense listing outlines fourth night coverage of a public broadcasting fund drive in Central New York. It details multiple programs across networks and local channels including movies, talk shows, news segments, and specials with numerous station identifiers and channel slots.
A dense listing details daytime through primetime programming with dozens of shows and hosts. The guide names programs such as Today CBS Morning News Good Morning America MASH The Edge of Night and The Tonight segment includes guests like Jon Voight Ricky Schroder and Deniece Williams.
Emmy winner Susan Clark and her boyfriend Alex Karras will produce and star in the CBS TV movie Jimmy B. and Andre, based on a real life duo. Karras plays Jimmy Butsacaris, a Detroit restaurant owner beloved by sports stars, with Andre Reynolds as a 10 year old Black youth who forms a bond with him. Clark portrays Sonny, the restaurateur’s woman friend. Directed by Guy Green, from a script by Douglas Graham and Charles Johnson.
A noisy listing of prime time broadcasts across several stations. Programs include Baseball with the Red Sox versus Rangers on WIXT TV and a White Shadow plot about Reeves becoming a sportscaster. Also noted are Little House on the Prairie on WSYR TV MASH on WIVH TV WKRP in Cincinnati on WIVH TV and Lou Grant on WIVH TV with a Black market baby ring storyline.
Listings include CHIEFS BASEBALL with Charleston Charlies at 7:25 on WCNY-FM, YANKEE BASEBALL Royals vs Yankees at 8 on WSYR-AM, SOUNDS OF JAZZ with Brubeck at 6:30 on WCNY-FM, INTERNATIONAL CONCERT HALL featuring Maazel conducting the Berlin Philharmonic tomorrow at 3 p m on WCNY-FM, EMPACT FOR LIVING with Rev. Al Olsen at 8:15 a m on WYRD, MOTHER EARTH NEWS house painting feature at 8:30 tonight on WSEN-FM and tomorrow at 4:55 a m, MID-MORNING MINI-CONCERT with James Taylor at 10:25 a m tomorrow on WSEN-AM-FM.
A TV night features JEREMY a 1973 romance with Jeremy, Bobby Benson, and Glynnis O Connor at 9 p.m. on multiple channels. THE ROLLING MAN a 1972 drama with Dennis Weaver and Don Stroud follows a factory worker turned father seeking his sons after prison. THE PEOPLE AGAINST O HARA 1951 star Spencer Tracy defends an innocent framed youth at 12:30 a.m. THE BEST MAN 1964 staged at 4 p.m. FATHOM 1967 stars Tony Franciosa and Raquel Welch as a parachute jumper uncovering a criminal plot and jewel heist.
Film listing notes Grand Illusion directed by Jean Gabin and Eric Von Stroheim, a wartime tale focusing on World War I soldiers. Shown on channel 24 at 1 p.m. The program highlights veteran characters and war stories in period style.
NBC Sports has acquired the rights to the Hambletonian Classic trotting’s premier event. The 1979 edition from the Du Quoin State Fair in Illinois will air September 1 live as part of SportsWorld.
Bob Hope, age 76, says daily love and laughter keep him lively on stage at the Playboy resort in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. He recalls tough Christmas shows in Valley Forge and jokes about Bing Crosby and a planned TV trek to China with Raquel Welch and Debbie Reynolds.
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