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(R) (60 min.) era Wimbledon Update O OH Stage © (23) AN In the Family Q CD Charlie's Angels CD Casanova 9D © 99 frontline 'El Salva­ dor.' © Everybody's Children © MOVIE: 'Past-Walking' © MOVIE: Tragedy of a Ridiculous Man' © S3) MOVIE: 'Five Golden Dregons' An American playboy in Hong Kong becomes involved with an international smuggling ring compris­ ing the Five Golden Dragons, whose actual identities have remained a se­ cret, even to each other. Robert Cum- mings, Margaret lee, Brian Donlevy. 1967 © Now Day in Eden P-fcl (29 Una limosna do Amor © ! TeleWaves Stooges get their star By Andy Noble Knuckleheads of the world -- you've won. The three Stooges are getting their star on the Walk of Fame along Hollywood Boulevard. "It's long overdue in terms of recognition," says Gary Owens, the veteran Los Angeles disc jockey, who spear­ headed a petition campaign to have the Hollywood Cham­ ber of Commerce create a star for the Stooges among those honoring Gable, Monroe, and other Hollywood lumi­ naries. His campaign has now succeeded. Ceremonies will be held later this year at which the two surviving Stooges -- Joe Besser and Joe DeRita -- as well as Moe Howard and Larry Fine's daughters will attend. In the team's 50 years in show biz, there have actually been six Stooges. The best-known are the original -- Moe and Larry, who both died in 1975, and Curly (who's regarded by most as the funniest Stooge), who died in 1952. Carl Reiner, Dom DeLuise, Mel Brooks and Steve Allen -- and 5,000 peopfe -- are also expected to attend, says Owens, who's remembered for his role as-the overmodu- lated radio announcer on "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In." (He coined the phrase "Beautiful downtown Burbank.") The star comes at a particularly appropriate time. The Stooges are now undergoing a revival of interest -- thanks primarily to TV, which has exposed their two-reef shorts of the 1930s and '40s to a new generation. Owens, a longtime Stoogephile, has always cham­ pioned their lowbrow anties. "Obviously, how many times do you stick a crowbar up somebody's nose in real life? They would always do that just to puncture pomposity, which is what is so great about it all " And, he adds, the heck with those smarties who say the Stooges are mindless and violent. "To me a pratfall, a pie in the face or a head in a vise is always funny, no matter how intellectual you may be. But we need more of that -- we need fantasy, we need comic relief now as much as at any time. I never found them offensive. They didn't poke fingers in the eye, they poked fingers in the forehead -- it always " resembled being poked in the eye " " .Owens says he always assumed the Stooges had a star and he began his campaign after learning that they did not. During his five-week campaign, his, committee amassed 15.000 signatures and was endorsed by such celebrities as Reiner, Allen and Bob Hope. "I'm not blaming the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce -- it's just a tremendous oversight. The sad part was that they aidn't get a star when they were alive. But now the time ftas come. May Stooge-mania last forever." (C) 1883 Compulog