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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1998
Page
9
A five page pencil letter by 16 year old Norma Jeane Baker and an undated photo are shown at Sotheby's New York. The letter expresses excitement at meeting her father. The package, to be auctioned December 15, is expected to fetch 20 000 to 30 000 dollars.
Malley's Chocolates, a Cleveland area chain of 13 shops, started selling a $1 milk chocolate bar to raise money for charity. The bar honors Wall Street Week host Louis Rukeyser after the idea came from a Las Vegas seminar visit. Rukeyser's PBS show airs Fridays.
Exhibitor Relations lists the top 20 films at North American theaters for a midweek to weekend period. A Bug's Life leads with about 45.7 million in its first four weeks, followed by The Rugrats Movie and Enemy of the State in second and third, with titles like The Waterboy Elizabeth The Siege and Antz also charting across multiple studios and venues.
William Christopher returns as a hospital chaplain in MAD ABOUT YOU, while IRA prompts Mariel to say her first word during Paul’s operation. HOME IMPROVEMENT features Jill and Tim juggling visitors. KING OF THE HILL has Hank dodge red tape as he tries deer hunting. A My Very Best Friend star Jaclyn Smith drives a debt trap in a fact based drama. NYPD BLUE debuts Danny Sorenson after Jimmy Smits departs. Comedy Central previews new stand up series with Wanda Sykes Hall and others.
The WB targets a select female 12 to 34 audience with Buffy the Vampire Slayer Dawson's Creek 7th Heaven Felicity and Charmed, drawing loyal viewers despite lower ratings than ER or Dateline. CEO Jamie Kellner cites film-sourced talent and narrowly defined audiences as keys to winning, with two prime time blocks for black audiences and an afternoon children's block, while avoiding newsmagazines.
Los Angeles recap of Jimmy Smits exit from NYPD Blue and Franz's ascent as Detective Andy Sipowicz. The piece notes Sipowicz evolution from self destructive drunk to capable mentor, his volatile temper, lingering racism, and Franz’s grounded performance easing the transition as Rick Schrader debuts as rookie Danny Sorenson tonight.
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