The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGCI4 We've eh--gad NT syeWbeteet wr p*v«fv * First in Quality * First in Selection * First in Savings * First in Service First in Home Entertainment Including Zenith TV's Sony Radio's Compiefe Home ' Entertainment Centers 4400 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Rte. 47 ft Country Club Rd. \ Woodstock MONDAY. NOV. IS > 10:30 PM 0 Trappor Mm MJ). A police officer h gunned down by revolutionaries. (R) (60 min.) 0 © Tonight Show Johnny it joined by Peter Strauss and David Steinberg. (R) (60 min.) O Modome's Place © ®) © All In the Family S£P Charlie's Angels IE) (22) €D 3® Bonny MR CD Elizabeth R 3D SI © Masterpiece Theatre 'To Serve Them AM 'My Days.' While David searches for a runaway, a policeman arrives with news of a tragic accident. (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] IB M*A*S*H Q9 Mature of Things 09 MOVIE: Xutters Way' (D ®D MOVIE: 'A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Csiwf A kiUliJuMWM il> a OAsl> aakj nanayman Trorn me zuin-cemury finds himself in 6th-century Camelot. King Crosby, Rhonda Fleming. 1949. MMVi DOlOiKnint I Davidsbundlortonio' ©@ Par Amor S) So You Oat Troubles CD 39 CMcngo Journal © Hawaii Rva-O 11KH) PM Q Hawaii Hvi O Eyewitness News O (S) Trappor John, MJ). IE) (32) €0 99 so*M and San ̂ ® Laverne tftbtoy t Co. (B News 0D CoWo Health World Report ID MOVIE: -Bran to Sisters' IE) MOVIE: 'Back : Roods' €D Tonight Show Johnny is joined by Peter Strauss ai id David Stein- berg. (R) (60 mm.) © ESPN Pros mil Saffwday Night at tho Figlf fill #H.I H UP v29' CtMcOf# €D MOVIE: •*» JrtMovwd' An aging silent sera en star, attached to an opportunistic ] foung screen wn- ter, pulls him down wMh her in a mo­ floiowwflfakd iflusia rn of a returned grandeur. Widiom »_ nptaen, munu Swonson, Erich Von i Stroheim. 1950. 11:30 PM | 9 MOVIE: *Cshimhsi Make Ma a Perfect Murder* Columbo learns the inner workings of a to levtsion network while stalking an executive suspected of slaying her lover-boss. Peter Fak, Trish Van Devere, Patrick O'Neal. O (D Late M •fit wHVi David Lottoiman David is joined by Fran Lebowitz and Margery Grass. (60 min.) 0®M«h1«na O MOV*: The Country Girl• A Broadway and recording star, lost in self pity, nearly misses his chance at a comeback. Bing Crosby, Grace KeNy, W îam Holden. 1934. IE) (32) I Lava Lucy © 01 39 Set eon writers 'Rob­ ert Towne.' Robert Tawne talks about the screenwriter's role in the ' filmmaking process. CD Odd Coupie 09 Reader's Digest * 6D MOVIE: 'Mi' A young woman and a man come of age. Syl­ via Kristol. €9 Affairs of the Heart. Adele © (29 Dospedida €D (39 jhn Bakker €9 39 TwMght Zone © Yaw Asked Far H 12:00 AM OMOVfttMiie' A father-son relationship develops between a bounty hunter and the sen of a man he kited. Glenn Ford, Mi­ chael Bums, Dana Wynter. 1973. O Yaw Think You Oat Troubles O (29 MOVMfc •Colombo: The Moot Crucial Oama' Lt. Cohimbo investigates the slaying of the owner of a professional footbal team. Keith Ericson, Happy Hairston, Jim McMil­ lan. 1973. IE) <32) CNN HoadRne Naws ID PBS Lata Night (D Nightiina © Last Ward If NFL Football is oired on this date, this program win be preempted. 0D feefe PWIWn Shaw S) Lata Night with David Lotto man David is joined by Fran Lebowitx and Margery Grou. (60 m'm.) 03 NCAA FoatMfc Georgia at Auburn €D @9 Jtai Bakkor © 39 Rat Patrol 69 Psychic Phenowena © Traveler's World 12̂ 0 AM O NIC Ibws O MOVIE: TaM in tho Saddle' A surly cowboy bocomes foreman of a ranch run by a woman. John Wayne, Elo Raines, Audrey Long. 1944. 0 Last Word If NFL Football is aired on this date, this program wiH be preempted. 09 MOVIE: 'Howling' 03 MOVIE: 'AN Night Long* ©Signature CD (39 Anathar Ufa © 39 Naws/Sign Off © MOVIE: 'IB In tha Sun' A group of teenage boys descend on the Riveria sat to break as many hearts as passible, forgetting teen­ age giris can also break a few hearts. Catherine Spook, Uiisa Mattiolo, Giannai Garko. 1964 By Connie Passalacqua NBC has finally officially announced that "The Doctors" is a terminal case. "The Doctors' " last episode will air at the end of December, completing a 19-and-a-half-year run. The announcement con­ firms rumors that have per­ iodically floated through the daytime community for the last two or three years that "The Doctors," daytime's lowest-rated soap, was in danger of imminent cancellation. A decade ago "The Doctors" -- which focuses on the private lives of medi­ cal personnel at fictitious Hope Memorial Hospital -- was at the top of the Neil- sen ratings. The show had won two Emmy awards for Best Serial. The love duo of effusive Dr. Nick Bellini (played by Gerald Gordon, now Dr. Mark Dante on "General Hospital") and reserved Dr. Althea Davis (Elizabeth Hubbard) was among the most popular of all daytime couples. What was behind the slow fall of the show? The show enjoyed its highest ratings during the writing regime of Eileen and Rob­ ert Mason Pollack, who left the show in 1975, and who, for the last three years have scripted the nighttime soap "Dynasty." A succession of writers and producers followed, each with a different con- 1:00AM G CBS News mjniWQTui (D Captioned ABC Nows ©Forum (D Charlie Rosa Shaw © jWOVlE: 'Motrin and © MOVIE: -Sex and tho Other Woman' Marriage is on shaky ground when a bevy of beauties sett out to seduce easy targets. ©Mixed Bag Lydia Bruce cept of what "The Doctors" was or should have been. Some were noble in their achieve­ ments. Others were better left unmentioned. The show launched many performers' careers. Ellen Burstyn was on the show in 1965 when she was using the stage name of Ellen MacRae. Film stars Kathryn Harrold ("Yes, Giorgio") and Armand Assante ("I, the Jury") both appeared on the show. But perhaps the greatest praise should be saved for the show's longtime stars, who waded their way through both good and awful storylines -- James Pritohett (Dr. Matt Powers, chief of staff, since the show's beginning); Lydia Bruce (Matt's wife, Maggie); David O'Brien (Dr. Steve Aldrich); and Jada Rowland (Steve's wife, Carollee). ©1882 Compulog [ Soop Beat ] 'Doctors,' 19, expired, victim of low ratings