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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1988
Page
4
Dolly Parton promotes Rainbow as her push into pop markets and plans a ABC variety show moved to Saturdays starting Jan. She also runs Dolly wood in Tennessee and rejects pigeonholing. The 41 year old entertainer asserts she will pursue diverse projects despite critics.
Dolly Parton pushes toward a pop breakthrough in 1987 while balancing her country identity. She reflects on TV ambitions, the flop of Rainbow's first single The River Unbroken, and the pull between ad lib freedom and writers. She cites industry changes and rival peers as she hustles for success.
TV schedule highlights The Ann Jillian Story depicts the actress’s breast cancer battle and quest for fame with Tony Lo Bianco as her husband Andy Murcia. City Heat teams Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds in a 1930s set mystery. Newhart features a Three Men and a Baby parody about adoptive parents. Wiseguy returns with Vinnie Terranova teaming up with a crime family.
The piece blends interviews and media notes about Michael J Fox describing his self view as mixed with irony and liberal leanings while the magazine profile shows him as a complex public figure. It also reports Hy Lit expanding Philadelphia radio reach and other media anecdotes.
The reader asks if Rutger Hauer from Escape From Sobibor and Ladyhawke is from Holland and notes he is versatile. They discuss TV war dramas Combat and Gallant Men and confirm Gallant Men aired in the same era as Combat. They mention Paul Land from The Idolmakers and Wayne Newton’s early TV appearances with Jack Benny and Jackie Gleason.
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