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When an actor is found mur­ pass himself off as a high-school informant believes that her sister was Mickey Rourke. A New Mexico sherif­ dered. a sightless sleuth uncovers an teacher. A (CC) murdered by the married agent with f's unorthodox murder investigation espionage plot in the course of his 5:0 0 whom she had an affair. leads to the center of an international investigation. S3 (:05) * * * s “No Time for arms conspiracy. A (CC) 9 :0 0 Sergeants" (1958, Comedy) Andy 53 (:05) * * “Little Darlings" (1980, [24) (:05) * * s “The Taking of Griffith, Nick Adams. A Georgia farm FRIDAY Comedy) Tatum O’Neal, Kristy Pelham One, Two, Three" (1974, boy inducted into the service sets the McNichol. Two teen-age girls at a Suspense) Walter Matthau, Robert military on its ear by his refusal to con­ summer camp compete to see who Shaw. Four men hijack a crowded form to standards. SEPTEMBER 30, 1994 will be the first to lose her virginity. subway train and threaten to murder (25) ★ * "Messenger of Death” 9:3 0 one hostage for every minute the ran­ (1988, Drama) Charles Bronson. Trish MORNING (25) * * The Adventures of Ford som demand is late. Van Devere. A veteran newspaper Fairlane" (1990, Comedy) Andrew reporter comes under fire while inves­ 8:00 9:1 5 Dice Clay, Wayne Newton. An obnox­ tigating the ritual slaying of a clan of 58) * * * * T h e Stars Look Down" (H) “Fou de foot” Fanny Cottenqon. ious private eye leaves a trail of crude Colorado Mormons. (1939. Drama) Michael Redgrave, Roger Souza. Les aventures bur­ remarks behind him as he investigates (28) ★ * * * “The Stars Look Down” Margaret Lockwood. Broken-spirited lesques d’une equipe de soccer et de a heavy-metal rock star’s murder. (1939, Drama) Michael Redgrave, Welsh coal miners face constant dan­ leur entraineur. 10:00 Margaret Lockwood. Broken-spirited ger working in unsafe mines. 9:3 0 Welsh coal miners face constant dan­ © * * * * “Pelle the Conqueror" (1988, Drama) Max Von Sydow, Pelle (2§ * * * "Scandal" (1989, Drama) ger working in unsafe mines. AFTERNOON John Hurt, Joanne Whalley-Kilmer. Hvenegaard. A Swedish boy and his elderly father attempt to eke out a liv­ The 1963 controversy wherein a EVENING 12:00 ing as farmhands in tum-of-the-centu- showgirl’s affair with a cabinet minister (22) * * * T h e Incredible Journey" 7:3 0 ry Denmark. led to the upheaval of the British gov­ (1963, Adventure) Bodger, Tao. Two 2 3 (:35) * * * "Spencer’s ernment. dogs and a cat travel 250 miles 1 0 :3 0 Mountain" (1963, Drama) Henry 1 0 :3 0 through the Canadian wilderness in an (22) * * 14 “The Unholy Garden" Fonda. Maureen O'Hara. A Wyoming effort to find their way home. (1931, Mystery) Ronald Colman, Fay (22) ★ * “Evelyn Prentice" (1934, family is faced with the prospect of Drama) Myma Loy, William Powell. A 1:00 Wray. A dapper British scoundrel with using the money earmarked for a new a penchant for adventure gets woman married to a brilliant lawyer is 68) * * * * T h e Stars Look Down" home to send their son to college. involved with crime and romance. discovered to be the “other woman" in (1939, Drama) Michael Redgrave, 9 :3 0 a murder case he is trying. Margaret Lockwood. Broken-spirited 11:00 55) * * “Whisperkill" (1988, Drama) Welsh coal miners face constant dan­ 11:00 Loni Anderson, Joe Penny. A newspa­ [4]© (:05) * * “Les Oiseaux de ger working in unsafe mines. [ 4 ] © (:05) * “Les Baleines du per editor is romantically drawn to a feu" (1990, Drame) Nicolas Cage, mois d’aout" (1987, Drame) Bette stranger who might be the serial killer 5 :0 0 Tommy Lee Jones. Assigns & un Davis, Lillian Gish. (SC) terrorizing her community. (23 (:05) * ★ “Ice Castles" (1979, escadron d'h6licopt6res de combat, (23 (=05) * * “Night Terror" (1976, Drama) Lynn-Holly Johnson, Robby un homme doit subir un dur entralne- 10:00 Suspense) Valerie Harper, Richard Benson. A figure skater’s Olympic ment. (SC) Romanus. The sole witness to a high­ S3 (:05) * * “Beyond Atlantis" ambitions seem all but shattered when 53 (:05) * * The Seniors” (1977, way patrolman’s murder is relentlessly (1973, Adventure) Patrick Wayne, she loses her eyesight in a freak acci­ Comedy) Jeffrey Byron, Gary Imhof. pursued by the psychopathic killer. John Ashley. Archaeologists discover dent. Enterprising college students turn their an island believed to be the lost conti­ 12 :3 0 (2§ * * * “Breaking Point" (1989, fraternity house into a sex clinic. nent of Atlantis. Suspense) Corbin Bernsen, Joanna g § * * x T h e Last Valley” (1970, (28) * ★ * * “The Stars Look Down" 12:30 Pacula. An American agent tries to Adventure) Michael Caine, Omar (1939, Drama) Michael Redgrave, © (:35) * * “No Mercy” (1986, turn the tables on the Nazis who Sharif. The inhabitants of a German Margaret Lockwood. Broken-spirited Drama) Richard Gere, Kim Basinger. village attempt to live peacefully with extracted the secrets of the D-Day While trying to track down his part­ Welsh coal miners face constant dan­ invasion from him. occupying soldiers. ger working in unsafe mines. ner’s killer, a Chicago cop becomes 1:00 involved with a crime czar’s enigmatic 1 0 :3 0 EVENING mistress. (Tsl * * * “They Made Me a 52) * * * “The Searching Wind" Criminal" (1939, Drama) John 65) * * • 4 “Billy Jack" (1971, Drama) (1946. Drama) Robert Young. Sylvia 6 :3 0 Tom Laughlin, Delores Taylor. A for­ Garfield, Gloria Dickson. A champion Sidney. During World War II, a diplo­ prizefighter takes it on the lam after (22) * * 14 “A Far Off Place” (1993. mer Green Beret stands up against mat decides to remain with his war- Adventure) Reese Witherspoon, the racists threatening a freedom he’s led to believe he murdered a man wounded son rather than renounce his in a drunken brawl. Ethan Randall. A Bushman helps two school that doubles as a home for run­ family to be with the woman he loves. orphaned teen-agers face murderous aways. 1:30 11 :0 0 poachers on a trans-African flight. A 12:45 QD[12](:35) *i4 “Buying Time" [4 ]© (:05) * * “Parfaitement nor­ (1988, Suspense) Jeff Schulz, Laura 7 :0 0 53 (:50) * * ■■> “Palm Springs mal" (1987, Com6die-drame) Jean (23 (:0 5) * * 1 4 "Foolin’ Around" Weekend” (1963, Comedy) Troy Cruickshank. Two carwash attendants Yanne, Marie-Sophie L. are endangered after a detective (1980, Comedy) Gary Busey, Annette Donahue, Connie Stevens. The local blackmails them into snooping into a 12:00 O'Toole. A naive country boy tries to police try to keep the parties and horse-racing scheme. 5 3 (12:05) ★ * "Gargoyles" (1972, win a sophisticated college coed away fights in hand during Easter weekend Horror) Cornel Wilde, Jennifer Salt. An from her snobby fiance and her equal­ in Palm Springs. unusual skeleton at a Mexican curio ly uppity family. 1:00 shop leads an anthropologist into a 8:00 (Tsl ★ * * “Silent Running” (1971, THURSDAY frightening encounter with monsters. [2]© * * * s “Field of Dreams" Science Fiction) Bruce Dern, Cliff 1 2 :3 0 (1989, Fantasy) Kevin Costner, Amy Potts. A botanist in charge of sustain­ SEPTEMBER 29, 1994 (2D ★ *14 “Force 10 From Navarone" Madigan. Despite the dismay of ing Earth's remaining plant life in (1978, Adventure) Harrison Ford, friends and family, a farmer obeys a space rebels when ordered to destroy Robert Shaw. During World War II, an spiritual request to build a ballpark in the vegetation and return home. MORNING odd assortment of military experts his cornfield. (CC) 2:00 teams up on a mission to destroy a [ 4 ] © * * * “Tirelire, combines et QD [12] (:05) * * )4 “Sherlock Holmes 11:00 vital enemy bridge. cie” (1992, Com6die) Vincent Bolduc, & the Leading Lady" (1991, Mystery) SB “Fou de foot” Fanny Cottengon, 1:00 Normand Chouinard. (Part 1 of 2) Christopher Lee, Patrick Roger Souza. Les aventures bur­ QD * * * s “The Little Princess" 8 :3 0 Macnee. A mystery in Vienna leads to lesques d'une 6quipe de soccer et de (1939, Drama) Shirley Temple, (22) * * * “The Reluctant a reunion between the brilliant detec­ leur entraineur. Richard Greene. A small girl escapes Debutante" (1958, Comedy) Rex tive and his long-lost love..
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