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Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, Forrest Tucker. 1943 10:45 PM 0 MOVIE: Flash Gordon' Flash blasts off to the plo- net Mongo to save the universe. 1982. 9:30PM CD Spodal Presenta­ tion @D ® Korean lighthouse W-l English Chonnol ® Chicago Gsspsl Hour CD 10:00PM O O O O 10:15PM Q @cssn~s 10:30PM m Tv O O © €D CD News 11:00PM B CSS News O Bob Newhart Show CD ®Chicago 12 CD Dr. Who 12:00AM O Entertainment This Week O (23) News C D ® N i t e O w l S e r v i c e CD Nature of Things @ Hopper's Silence £D MOVIE: 'Marine Raiders' Marines are trained in dangerous tasks. Pat O'Brian, Robert Ryan, Ruth Hussey. 1944. 12:15AM o MOVIE: King of the Roaring 20V Enactment of the notorious Arnold Rothstein's life, big time gambler. David Jcmssen, ikkey Rooney, Keenan Wynn. 1961 CD Emergency 12:30AM CD Image Union ^C0 MOVIE: 'Times Square' I® @) Liberty Temple w/Hart © (3$ News/Sign Off 12»45 AM O Gamut CD CNN Headline News 1:00AM i) Face the Nation CD Cable Health Week In C D ® A r t h u r D o K r u y t e r V#ry Special Jcwli Gilford © (29) Sister E.R. Alton ffi MOVIE: 'Hornet's Host' A U.S. Army captain parachutes be­ hind Nazi lines in Italy to blow up a strategically vital dam. Rock Hud­ son, Sytvo Koscino. 1970 ® NCAA Football: Iowa at CD (39) Fvhlk Policy Forum CD Open Up CD Mediterranean I 11:15PM O OABC News @9 MOVIE: 'Fairytales' A young prince has to produce an heir or lose his kingdom. Don Sparks, Sy Richardson. 1978. CD The Ring of the Fettucdnas 0D @ Beautiful Korea 0D ESPN Sports Center CD ® In Touch »A6f 11 CD Charlie Rose Show CD MOVIE: Which Way Is Up' © MOVltE: 'Fairytales' A young prince has to produce an heir or lose his kingdom. Don Sparks, Sy Richardson. 1978. @0 The Ring of the Fettuccines CD MOVIE: 'Song of the Gringo' A deputy marshal gets mixed up with mining properties. Tex Ritter, Monte Blue. 1936 1:15AM Q Some of My Best Friends CD Charlie Horse Show 1:30 AM Q Public Conference o At The Movies CD Reader's Digest © Life of Riley 1:45 AM o City Desk 2:60 AM O Answer/Love O MOVIE: Next Time I Many A girl, in order- to get an inherit­ ance, must marry an American, but she's in love with someone else. Lu- By Steve K. Waiz O Kvng Fu CD 02 A* la the Family CD MOV*: 'Circle of Two' 11:30PM Q Sports Wrap-up Q ® Face the Nation MOVIE: 'Juarez' This histori­ cal drama explores the conflict be­ tween the heroic Mexican-Indian liberator and the misguided Haps- burg Prince Maximilian for Mexico's freedom from, France. Paul Muni, Bette Davis, John Garfield. 1939 CD ® If* Your Business CD MOVIE: 'Cottar' A Sioux Indian finds trouble awating him wherever he goes. Don Murray, Carol Lynley, 1972. CD ® Jewish Voice CD MOV* 'The Abductors' Gin gor schemes to recover a kid­ napped beauty contest winner and three choerleoders. Cheri Caffaro. rttl (2$ Holy Way Hour © NCAA FsstbaB. Houston at Miami (Flo.) CD <S$ Public PeBcy Forum © MOVIE: 'Deadfall* A cat bur glor is involved in a gem heist. Mi­ chael Caine, Giovamo Rail). Mn II siii (OAfi IVOFWIIB rtowmun. I TOO. 11:45 PM O MOVIE: Night Of The Iguana' A ibtinUI mt» islet, actl»u a» » UUHU it<« * lives AL M>IM> UT Itw MNWII *>• tout ftktuwd buikxi kwi Ava Gunfcuu Sue I|VM .IMm © House C«N MEDICAL CENTERS -- It looks as if medical dramas will be staging a comeback during the coming year. At least three network and off-network projects are in vari­ ous stages of development. ABC is said to have told 20th Century-Fox to start developing a saga about an elite hospital unit. Mean­ while, Com-world Productions and Procter & Gamble have pooled their resources for "Emergency Room," a two-hour TV-film starring Sarah Pureed ("Real People"), which will be pitched to individual stations. Wifliam Conrad will be making a comeback in TeleCom Entertainment's "Shocktrauma, which will air Oct. 27 on an ad-hoc network put together by General Foods Showcase Television. HOLD THE PRESSES -- "One Day at a. Time's" Valerie Bertinflli will star as an undercover reporter who gets the lowdown on the mail-order bride business in the CBS comedy "I Was a Mail-Order Bride." The TV-movie, which is being made through Miss Bertinelli's own Tuxedo Production Company, also stars Holland Taylor, Karen Morrow and Ted Wass. Wass will also be seen as Inspector blouseau's bumbling rela­ tive in the new "Pink Panther" movie, which will be released next year. TELE-NOTES -- One of ABC's new recruits, Canadi­ an actor Gordon Thomson, has been added to the ever-expanding cast of "Dynasty." Thomson will be seen as the long-lost son of Blake and Alexis Carringt^ftp (John Forsythe and Joan Collins). It looks as if ABC has Snared Jaclyn Smith to star in Robert Anderson's classic "Tea and Sympathy." She'll be seen as a housewife who gets involved with a younger man. rive-stations in majdi American cities have bought iiijlits to "Mood and Honoi." ti\o houi diama detailing how t'liMMi.m ohildion \\<'i<" v hctiism:t t.< |v«in thi! I litlcM > Ihri l:l'<t Wcsrsh tH Ni'VC't'i! iMtluoiuvd t>\ Adolf Mitloi": UitM 1 'V S;U];1 Will .I'l OlUtllV