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Entertainer Wed - Airport 75, PG(Post46) Supplement to the Guantanamo Gazette Thu - the Money, R Windjammer Club Thursday, October 27, 1977 No Schedule Available The Staff NCO Club Fri - Buster and Billie,R The War Godess,R Sat - Matinee: TheShootist,PG The Harrad Summer,R Hell Up In Harlem,R Sun - Matinee: Zorro,PG Report To TheCommissioner,PG Mon - The White Buffalo,PG(Post46) Tue - The Deep, PG Entertainer Wed - Airport 75, PG(Post46) Supplement to the Guantanamo Gazette Thu - The Money, R Sights, Sounds and Places to Go around Gitmo CPO Club Fri - Treasure of Matacombe,G A Star Is Born,R For ADULTS Only Sat - No Movie - HalloweenBall Sun - Buster and Billie,R Mon - The Deep, PG Tue - Club Closed 'SOAP' comes to Gitmo Wed - Alvin Purple,R Everyone is talking about it - The talented cast includes: Thu - The Slams, R it's outrageous; it's hilarious or Katherine Helmond as Jessica Tate shocking, depending upon your point Cathryn Damon as Mary Campbell of view; it's an updated spoof of Jimmy Baio as Billy Soap Opera; it's a unique TV ser- Diana Canova as Corinne ies which became the subject of Billy Crystal as Jodie COMO Club controversy before it even hit the Robert Guillaume as Benson Fri - Love and Death,PG air - it's the sophisticated and Sat - Lucky Lady, PG very ADULT show called SOAP!!!! This continuing series was creat- Sun - A Star Is Born,R This new TV series lets it all ed and written by Susan Harris, who Mon - Club Closed hang out! also produces. Tue - No Movie It's what Soap Opera has been do- SOAP, the new show of the current Wed - New York, NewYork,PG ing during the day for years - only season, debuts on the AFRTS network Thu - The King FisherCaper,PG SOAP believes it's more provocative and TV 8 Thursday, November 3, 1977 at night - especially when embel- at 10:00 p.m. lished with a sense of satire and We stress the word ADULT!!!!. a hat full of humor! but "NO-SOAP" for children! Bingo The storyline deals with human events, human imperfections, inter- Windjammer Sunday-2:45p.m. weaving of lives and relationships - Threegiant with emphasis on sex! jackpots. maniaccrustploitsusuallivesandiliesproblemsCampbells,plexbattyInSOAP Maryimpotent SOAPrelationships Tatesfamilies.ofhavehousewives,ofandserializes twoCampbell,and charactersyou moreandgay andhusbands, sisters,secrets.will witnesschildren.thethan It thethe -whosemeet workingfollows intheirthe Jessicaphilanderingcomedic theirthe thetwoboredzany nympho- share classun-theupper- com- Tatefam-ex-and of FMMonWedSatFriSun - 103NovOct 2930314Sports2 - (FB)(BKB) ScheduleMinnesotaTexasOaklandNewClevelandG.S. YorkWarriors Tech Raiders Giants VikingsCavaliersat Texas.2:45at PostatStaffNew at DenverSt. at AtlantaOrleans# NCOLouisBoston46 Broncos.5:00Club Falcons.2:00Cardinals.10:00 Jazz.9:30Celtics.8:30daySundayMonday-7:30p.m.andWednes- The Entertainez Page 3 Page 2 The Entertainer Thursday, October 27, 1977 Thursday, October 27, 1977 MONDAY, October 31 TUESDAY (Con t. WEDNESDAY Con't. FRIDAY, October 28 SATURDAY, October 29 SUNDAY, October 30 1:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL 9:00 KOJAK. A veteran detective, 11:15 THE UNTOUCHABLES. (SW) 1:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL 8:00 CARTOONS 9:00 COL. FLACK (BW) 1:35 MONDAY MATINEE: "THE KILLER distracted by his unhappy 12:10 SIGN OFP 1:35 FRIDAY MATINEE: "WHITE FANG" 8:30 SESAME STREET 9:30 LEONARD BERNSTEIN. Leonard WOULDN'T DIE." Charter marriage, makes a mistake in (ADULT) (Repeat) This Ital- 9:30 CARTOON HOUR. Clue Club, Bernstein conducts the Bos- WHO THURSDAY, November 3 boat operator and ex-police- judgement, allowing a mur- ian produced and dubbed Jabberjaw, Atom Ant ton Symphony Orchestra with Berlioz's Romeo and Juliet: man Kirt Chanian tracks down derer to go free. "Northwestern" it set in the 10:30 DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE (BW) 1:00 GHOST A MED. MUIR (8W) Queen Mab, Scherzo; and in the murderer of his best 9:55 NEWSWATCH UPDATE gold fevered Klondike at the 10:55 CARTOON 1:30 DEW WHAT'S HEN Brahma Symphony No. 4. friend. 10:00 LOHMAN & BARKLEY. (ADULT) turn of the century. 11:00 SATURDAY MORNING MATINEE: Lainie Kazan, 2:00 THE PRICE ID RIGHT OUT THE ANCHOR." 10:25 WALLY'S WORKSHOP (BW) 315 CARTOONS Guests include 3:20 FAMILY AFFAIR (BW) "THROW the 10:30 SACRED HEART (BW) 3:30 SESAME STREET Dillard and Hartford and 2:45 CARTOONS 3:45 ELECTRIC COMPANY (BW) (Repeat) Trucking Company. 3:05 ADDAME FAMILY (SW) NCAA FOOTBALL: OKLAHOMA VS. 11:00 HOUR OF POWER 4:30 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE Ace 4:15 MERV GRIFFIN. Actor-comedian 12:30 TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 3:30 ELECTRIC COMPANY -OHIO STATE 11:55 WALLY'S WORKSHOP (BW) SEA (BW) 10:45 Pat Morita, singer Don Mc- Fascinating story 4:30 MATURE'S WINDOW (BW) 3:00 COLLEGE FOOTBALL '77 12:00 THE RACERS. Viewers follow 5:25 ALMANAC (BW) "DYNASTY." Lean, sportbeaster Phyllis James Michener concerning 4:35 NIGH CHkPPEREL THIS IS THE NFL champion Johnny Rutherford 5;30 NEWSWATCH by George, comedian Louis Nye 1:30 the trials and tribulations 5:25 ALMANAC (SW) Jill- 3:50 NFL GAME OF THE WEEK to Jean, Nevada, where a most 6:30 WIDE WORLD OF PEOPLE and astrologist Joyce a pioneer family in the 5:30 NEWOWATCH 4:15 SOUL TRAIN unusual auto race is taking 6:55 GREATEST HEADLINES (SW) of son join Merv Griffin. Ryker Ohio frontier in 1820. 6:30 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 5:00 HEE HAW. Mel Tillis and place on a 300 mile desert: 7:00 THE ROOKIES. Lt. Eddie 5:30 NEWSWATCH returns to his old neighbor- 12:30 SIGN OFF 6:55 GREATEST HEADLINES ABOUT PICTURES. Susan Raye join Buck Owens 12:25 BOXING FROM THE OLYMPIC 6:30 TALK hood only to find the mer- 7:00 MUPPETS. Harvey Korman SPECIAL: "VIKKI CARR and Roy Clark. 1:15 THE WAY IT WAS. (BW) Rocky guest star this week. 7:00 VARIETY afraid for their WEDNESDAY, November 2 is the performs 5:55 ALMANAC (BW) Graziano and Tony Zale relive chants are IN CONCERT." Vikki lives and business because of 7:30 IN SEARCH OP. The possibility with the Edmonton 6:00 NETWORK NEWS their world middleweight in concert a local gang selling protec- 1:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL * that plants can communicate Symphony Orchestra. 6:05 PRO-FAN championship bout of June 10, is studied. 1:35 WEDNESDAY MATINEE: 'DYNASTY" NOTES OF INTEREST 6:30 LATINO CONSORTIUM. 65 1948 at Newark, New Jersey. tion. 7:55 7:55 NOTES OF INTEREST (Repeat) 7:55 NOTES OP INTEREST 8:00 SYZSZNYK youngsters, aged 5 to 18, 1:45 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 8:00 PAPER MOON. While stopping 3:20 CARTOONS 8:00 THE PROTECTORS. Rule is Molly Gibbon's perform Mexican dances in Final game between the New Contessa 8:30 THE PRACTICE. for gas, Moze and Addie learn 3:30 SESAME STREET called away, with the confidence takes a dive when authentic costume. York Yankees and the Kansas taking over his apartment on one of the residents of the 4:30 STRAUSS FAMILY (ADULT) After accidentally gives a 7:00 THE JEFFERSONS. Bentley City Royals. a temporary basis. she town is none other than the a successful world tour, an overdose of al- heeds George's advice to 4:30 FIRING LINE patient infamous Bonnie Parker's uncle. Johann, still married to et- 8:30 WHAT'S HAPPENING. (Series lergy serum. solve problems aggressively, 5:30 MASK RUSSELL COMEDY SPECIAL 8:30 PHYLLIS. (Series Starts) ti, returns with her to Vien- Ends) In this last program Jackson Blue is the and ends up in the slammer 6:00 NETWORK NEWS series, a surprise 9:00 BRONK. Irrepressible child-woman na, and takes up again with of the murder by a with a shiner. 6:05 INFORMATION SPECIAL: "MAGA- Shirley's kid target-for Phyllis Lindstrom is in des- the young singer Marie visit from judge who wants 7:30 TONY RANDALL. Judge Frank- ZINE." "Parents and Homo- sister presents a shocker, Louisiana perate need of employment Geistinger. vengeance for losing his wife lin's son comes to his fa- sexuality." A look at how a she's six months pregnant and after former boss Julie 5:25 ALMANAC and son to Blue. ther's courtroom to see his young man tells his family of unmarried. closes her photo studio. 5:30 NEWSWATCH NEWSWATCH UPDATE idol testify. his homosexuality, how his 9:55 9:00 WORLD SERIES. Final game 6:30 AMINAL WORLD 9:00 HAWAII 5-0. While vacation- 10:00 POLICE STORY. Sergeants K- 8:00 STAR TREK. The Enterprise parents react to the discovery, ing in Hawaii, country singer the World Series between 6:55 GREATEST HEADLINES Joe Hirsch and Bunny Green is on a two-fold mission, to and comments by Dr. Judd MAr- of Jo Bell is kidnapped Yankees and the 7:00 ADAM'S RIB, Part II. As :he Bobbie on the freeway to pick up a scientific Earth mor. "Dorothy Fuldheim." A the New York are driving battle in the courtroom con- for a half-million dollars a Thanksgiving dinner when team investigating a dying profile of Cleveland's 83- Los Angeles Dodgers. be seen tinues, Amanda takes the they are halted by a traffic planet, and to establish an year-old TV personality. NOTE NEWSWATCH UPDATE will the 5th and 6th stance that what is good for 9:55 NEWBWATCH UPDATE tie up. Mary, 11, riding in orbit from which they can "Home Birth." Emotional, between Exact time is not men is equally good for wom- 10:00 BOAP. See front page for a car with her family, has watch the final demise of economic and even romantic inning. description.' an mainly the unwritten law program shot by a sniper.
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