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TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 an ardent tultor. Pat O'Brien, Ellen Drew, Adolph Menjou. 1945 Q MOVIC: 'Huckster*' A veteran returns to the advertising field but re­ jects the business on the grounds of principles, dark Gable, Ava Gard­ ner, Deborah Kerr. 1947 CD Sport* Probe ffl Nightfine CD Special © MOVNh 'Myrirnn' © Comedy daisies CD Laverne ft Shlrfay ft Co. CD (Si Jh«i ftokker CD MOVNb 'Buffalo BUT William F. Cody's career as a guide and hun­ ter, his marriage and his efforts to make peace between the government and the Indians is the subject of this western. Joel McCrea, Linda Darnell. 1944. © CNN Mows 11:45 PM © © Man About the House 12:00 AM Q) PBS Lata Night ffi Women's Gymnastics: USAIGC CD CaMo Health World Resort CD MOVIS: tact American Virgin' CD Late Night with David Open Final* - Single* and Doubles © MOVIC: *Come Live With Me* An alien, about to be deported, mar­ ries a young writer who is a complete stranger in effort to stay in U.S. Hedy lamarr, James Stewart, Ian Hunter. 1941 @s) 700 Club €0 Nightiine ffl (35) Jim Bakkor r © Worid Vi*ion Special 12:15 AM CD ESPN's Sports- forum £9 (39 Night Gallery 12:30 AM O NBC New* Overnight o Opryland on Stage CD Human Sexuality CD Loving Friends €D (§® Another Life 12:45 AM CD Sport* Center (B MOVIE: Time Bandit*' 69 ® Newt/Sign Off 1:00AM O CBS Now* Nightwatch O Reflection* CD 1902 Matter* /Aerobatics CD Cri*i* Countelor CD Night Shift © Confession* of Chaech and Cheng 6D NBC Now* Overnight 0D Bionic Woman SI dD How Can I Live €9 Joe Franklin Show M5AM CD MOVIE: 'Come and Get It' This adventure-drama is based on Edna Ferber's saga of the Wisconsin woods and the rise of a rurhiess paper mill baron. Joel McCreo, Edword Arnold, Walter Brennan, Frances Farmer. 1936. 1 '30 AM G Entertainment 'onight ̂Nashville After Hours Women's Tennis: i. Player's Challenge Contdian (D Nature of Things m MOVIE: 'The Amataur' €D (3® Bible Baffle 1:45 AM S) Tom Cottle Show 2KK) AM O Today in Chicago O INN Now* CD Vincent Von Fatten Celebrity Tennit Cup CD Are You Listening 0D MOVIE: 'Em manual le In Bangkok' @9 CNN Headline Now* €0 Six Million Dollar Man CD (3® Guideline/Family Living CD MOVIE: 'Honeycomb' A con­ ventional married couple becomes deeply involved in 'gomes' that in­ crease with intensity until real tragedy results. Geroldine Chaplin, Pier Os- carsson. 1972. 2:30 AM 0 Meditation* O Zone Grey Theatre CD Charlie Rose Shaw ' CD CBS Now* Nightwatch JIF 81 (3D Oral Roberts 2:45 AM CD MOVIE: 'Firefox' CD MOVIE: 'Final Exam' 3:00 AM 0 MOVIE: The Happy Thiavet' Gentleman thief and his reluctant feminine partner are blackmailed into trying to steal a Goya painting. Rex Harrison, Rita riayworth, Alide Valli. 1962 CD Coble Health World Report ^0 Groan Acres €D (3$ Time of Deliverance 3:3' AM ID Sport* Probe CD Reader's Digest CD MOVIE: 'Missionary' QD Marilyn Chambers Shaw CD News CDSD Light and Lively CD Mi**ion: Impossible 4:00 AM CD MOVIE: 'Interna­ tional Lady' A G-Mon (alls in love with a lovely spy but she later betrays him. Basil Rathbone, llona Massey, George Brent. 1941. CD Taka Charge! CD MOVIE: 'Way of the Win# 0) Confection* of Chaech and Chang CD At Twelve CD 3$ Chicago Journal CD Varied Programt CD Sign On/Newt 4:30AM CD KPN'S Sport*- / forum CD Special Presentation CDP Chicago Journal CD Nice People CD Morning Stretch 4:45 AM CD Nat Necestarily the Newt ((Wednesday)) 8/24/83 6:00PM G0OO 2 a ff? 6D CD Newt .sancin' USA 4s! Alice CD Spa. inter | CD MacNeil-Lehrer Report 33) (TO Untamed World CD Radio 1990 CD Happy Dayt Again CD Nature of Thing* n KWWvwWfVVMVVIT avVVV^VVT PAOCI7 CD @ Dave Brooto Report* © Yaw Can't Do That on TV CD 99 Three'* Company CD Groan Acrot CD Vega$ 6:30 PM 0 CD ®) © BOMO'S © By Lillian Bono ARIES s tro^&uc 10 Wmk of August 21-27 (March 21-April 20) Rid yourself of those who have worn out their weloome or usefulness in your life. It's high time you cleaned house In every sense of the word. IAUBUFI A# (April 21-May 21) You may want to become involved in a new course of study at your local college or attend a series of seminars that give you the incentive to start a brand new business or'career. GEMIHI (May 22-June 21) Catch up on reading matter. You have to lessen those piles of papers that are taking on tremendous proportions in cramped quarters. CANCER 1 HE (June 22-July 23) Dramatic partings are possiole as you say goodbye to an old friend who could leave your life forever. Don't become depressed, try to remember the igood times you had together. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) A face seen in a photograph or on televi­ sion may remind you of someone you fell in love with long ago. Pursue this person and find out if he or she is the "right" one. YlBfiQ (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) You may want to travel abroad or to a distant place to view some of the world's treasures. Your area of expertise could dictate the where or when of your ti ip and how challenging it becomes. LIBRA ; $5 (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) If you bow to someone's wishes all the time you could find yourself doing favors and forgetting your own needs. Cater to personal desires for a change of pace. SCQRPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Mak" 'he rr.ost of a> unhappy domestic situation that will straighten 'tself ojt i' Drt order. You will not have to make things right for y .rseif, others will do it for you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Listen to the voice within you when it comes to a financial venture that could spell independence for many years to come. CAPRICORN ̂ (Dec. 22-Jan. 20} Many social engagements could give you little time for yourself. Try to set aside leisure moments for silent meditation AQUARIUS 1 FK (Jan. 21-Fob. 19) A foreign trip or work project could get you down, more so than in the past. You will long for homel- ife and friends with whom you can carry on a stimulating conversation. PISCES S 20-March 20) You will be a "fish in water" as it were I and happy for the adventure of it all. A new friend will come \ into yo-ir life. (C)l983 Compulog