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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1985
Page
5
A readers digest of the 16th annual Cleveland television Emmy ceremony at the Play House notes most awards for videographers, editors, producers and directors bore the audience. Yet a few moments delivered high drama and humor, including a tape from WIKW TV that sparked reaction.
Channel 8 reporter Carl Monday attempts to interview Cleve City Council President, seeking reactions on a pending issue. The scene unfolds as the official declines comment amid cameras and tense exchanges.
George Forbes complains about unpaid water bills in a public squabble with Monday. Forbes fires a blunt remark while Monday presses a follow up, and the moment draws laughs amid a televised award event. Cleveland media scene includes Channel 3 host Casey Coleman taunting critics on stage.
Shannon Jewell and Tim Taylor lead coverage of a Cleveland TV awards ceremony featuring Ed Miller Humility Award jokes and a host of veteran personalities. Linn Sheldon Barnaby reminiscences while Pia Zadora quip stirs audience laughter and groans.
A dense listing of 6 P M to 10 30 P M programs across networks. Highlights include Crystal Gayle Exile and Waylon Jennings on THIS WEEK IN COUNTRY MUSIC, Doctor Who Snakedance, movie fare such as Welcome Home Soldier Boys Coma Mr Mom Beat Street Up The Creek Elizabeth OF Lady Mead and Scarface plus serials Gimme A Break Love Boat Hunter Mystery Reilly Ace Of Spies and Muppet Judy Collins.
HBO offers To All A Good Night with a Santa killer at an all girls school. HBO also airs Bachelor Party about a pre wedding party gone awry. TMC presents Silver Bears a heist drama starring Michael Caine and Cybill Shepherd. Rating R and PG indicated.
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