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PAGE II SUNDAY. APRIL 22 €D Open Up © MOVIC: 'A Funny Thing Happened on Way to DM Forum' A slave in ancient Rom* continually gets into trouble at he attempts to win his freedom from a domineering mistress and her husband. Zero Mostel, Phil Silvers, Buster Keaton. 1966. 11:15 PM O MOVIE: 'Greatest Story Ivor Told' P«rt2 O MOVIE: 'Diary of a Mod Housewife' In despair over her lifestyle, a housewife has an af­ fair with a successful writer. Ri­ chard Benjamin, Carrie Snod- grass, Fronk langella. 1970. CD Pop! Goo* the Country 11:30 PM Q Backstage/ Grand Ofe Opry O S3) Face the Nation o MOVIE: "Cross Of Lorraine' A group of Frenchmen in German stalags are brutally treated. 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CNN Headline News m Varied Programs tiy Prog cont'd fcJJ TBS Morning News 5:15 AM 0 Jimmy Swaggart 5:30 AM O Morning Stretch G 0) Health field O Faith 20 CD H Figures © Mickey Mouse Club m Lone Ranger €D@D Shape Up CD Jimmy Swaggart 5:45 AM O PTL Club O Editorial 6:00 AM O Daybreak 0 Today in Chicago O ABC News This Morning O (23) CBS*Morning News O Top/Morning CD Business Times en ESPN CD USA Cartoon Express CD Ag-Day CD (58) Varied Programs Good Morning Mickey! @0 20 Minute Workout SD News €D ABC News CD Livewire © CT1 Morning Stretch 6XJ stfperStation Funtime €0 700 Club 6:15 AM CD 3D 8) (TO) Weather ( Soap Beat Actor Brian Matthews studied pre-med By Nancy M. Reichardt "At one time I consid­ ered becoming a veterinari­ an." says Brian Matthews, who plays Eric Garrison on "The Young and The Restless." "I went to St. Olaf Col­ lege in Northfield, Minneso­ ta, where I took pre-med courses. I had no intention of becoming an actor, although I had been doing a lot of singing," remem­ bers Matthews, who was a member of St. Olafs famed choral society From Minnesota. Matthews went to Boston where he attended the New England Conservatory, and finally to the Juilliard School in New York City where he studied voice and opera "Beginning at St. Olafs, I drew more and more toward a singing career and less and less toward medicine." he says. "By the end of my junior year, however, I already had all the credits for my biology major, but I decided to go for a career in music instead." Matthews' first profes­ sional role was in the musi­ cal "Pippin " He also appeared in musical come­ dies and dinner theater productions, but capped his New York career by landing the lead role in the short-lived Broadway musi­ cal "Copperfield " , "Being in Copperfield' was a satisfying experi­ ence My opening night on Brian Matthews Broadway was very excit­ ing. If the reviews hadn't come out that night con­ demning the show, every­ thing would have been perfect," muses Matthews, who remembers that there were "almost no other roles to be had at that time. I wanted to yell. 'What's wrong with this business?" But his downbeat Broad­ way experience was soon offset when he landed his role on "Y & R " SHORT TAKES: -- The big news from the West Coast is that Bill Hayes and Susan Seaforth Hayes (Doug and Julie Williams) have not renewed contracts with "Days of Our Lives " The couple met on the show and were married in real life as well as on television. "It was traumatic for us to leave daytime TV," they announced "Playing Doug and Julie has been a thrill­ ing double life. The artistic satisfaction has been tremendous, but now it's time for us to move on "