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20 Ritterean
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56 Internatienat Perteretance
Otras'insky's "Firebird"
9:10 2 11 Pitrrt Films
Three remedy pitets
9 Frent Pate Challenge
20 Sesen Ilundred Club
10:11 4 13 First Tuesday
7 24 Marems Welby, M..
9 AscenteIfMan
The beginnings of agrcuturre
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11:30 50 Prejert 360
11:00724 711 1324 News
9 CnC News-Lleyd Rebesn
.rO One Step Beynnd
11:30 211 Mevie
"The Twe Fares et Dr. Jehyll"
4 13enny Cersen
20Ne irectiens
"Valley et tre Giants" (1939)
"Flying Leathernerks" (1951)
Jehn Wayne and Rebert Ryan
1:00 4 7 13 News
1:17 2 Merle
"'be Italian Brigands"
(Italian; 1901)
11 News
2:47 7 News
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The
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the basis of a 1974 poll, estimates
thet the largest film audience in

RICK DU BROW:
Television in re6view

HOLLYWOOD - It's only Jane,
hot the television networks aye
worrying about whether' their
usual grandoise plans to start the
new fall season with a hang are
going to be possible.
The reason: The effect of the
writers' strike. Some future pro-.
graming has been up in the air.
And getting a new video season
off to a carefully planned start,
fitil of strategic razzmataze pro-
motion which requires certainty
in the program schedoling, is im.-
portant to the networks in stir-
ring viewer interest for the sea-
s00 ahead.
AT THE MOMENT, NBC-TV is
planning to postpone the start
of its 1973-74 season, which was
scheduled to begin Sept. 10. And
although television blueprints can
change as rapidly as Chicago
weather, the network is saying
it figures, as of now, that its aut-
umn kickoff will be delayed sev-
eral weeks or so.
There has been talk in the vid-
eo trade of the possibility of start-
iing the new season with some
series that would be ready for
airing, and then following later
with others that are behind
schedule. For example, some
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shows are produced by independ-
ent firms that agreed to terms
with the writers, to addition,
there are series with stockpiled
scripts, which mirans they c a n
work ahead - until the scripts
runo out.
OeatNBC-TV, there is a
unique situation involving the
network's highly poptilar Monday
night pro football games, which
are scheduled to begin Sept. tO.
The word thus far is that this
lineup of games is not going to
be changed - which means that
no matter how ABC-TV decides
to handle the start of the re-
mainder of its series, this one
will proceed as planned. Result:
ABC-TV may be happy on the
one hand that it has no produc-
tion problems with a series like
this, which takes up a sizeable
chunk of its prime time each
week. But on the other hand, if
the network has to start some of
its other series later on a stag-
gered basis, the initial, overall,
new-season lineotp impact will be
diminished by having a hot entry
like the football games beginning
somewhat independently, even
with some other shosws ready for
airing. ..
And then there is the situation
nisted by the show basitess news-
paper "Daily Variety," which re-
ported an executive as saying
many sponsors want to sell their
products early in the fall.
As for more immediate upCOnt-
ing programming, ABC-TV and
NBC-TV will put on a number
of new vacation-time series,
and there are always various
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summer specials, and sometimes
unexpected live video happenings
like the Senate Watergate hear-
ings whose television tenttre is in-
definite. But, unlike ABC-TV
and NBC-TV, at this point, it does
not expect to have new summer
series because of the writers,'
strike.-
IT SEEMS CURIOUS that CBS-
TV maintains it is not able, at
least thus far, to come up with
new summer series at the same
time that NBC-TV and ABC-TV
are announctng err dates for
their various weekly vacation-
time entries. One is tempted to
contemplate how CBS-TV's f in-
ancial coffers might benefit from
this lack of summer series pro-
duction outlay.
In the past, one might also con-
sider, CBS-TV imported s u c h
notable summer mini-series as
"The Six Wives of Henry VIII",
and "The Life of Leonardo da
Vinci.' At any rate, the net-
work dons have at least several
excellent summner ideas involving
series',
It plans to nmsve the weekly
public affairs program "60 mmn-
ites" from early Sunday even-
ings to prime time Fridays for
31 broadcasts startintg Jur ?Z9.
HI IYWOOl) (UPI) - The
first actor to win an Acadenmy
Award "Oscar," Emil Jannings,
also swas the first to be absent
on the presentation night.
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