CBS reshuffles schedule with spy series replacing con artists
CBS cancels The Shell Game starring Margot Kidder and James Read after Feb. 12 and debuts Spies with George Hamilton Gary Kroeger and Barry Corbin on March 3. The Wizard moves to Feb. 19, Hill Street Blues adjusts to 10 p.m. March 3, Remington Steele ends, and NBC tests Nothing in Common and Roomies while Moonlighting challenges Hill Street Blues.
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My Gene Opens Off Broadway
Off Broadway drama examines Eugene ONeill through Carlotta Monterey in Barbara Gelb's one woman piece. Colleen Dewhurst delivers a forceful but halting performance as memories of ONeill mix with lines from his plays. The staging evokes a prisonlike marriage while a final photo of ONeill underscores his absence from the narrative.
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