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PAW » thursday executive tries to frame his secretary for a murder committed by his wife. (llOmins.) 89® Newstalk 9 Mystery! 'Malice Afor­ ethought' Episode I. Dr. Edmund Bickleigh silently suffers the ccontempt openly displayed by his overbearing wife, Julia. But when he begins to receive admiring atten­ tion from the young, seductive Madeleine Cranmere, Julia's rein on his happiness becomes intolerable. (Closed- Captioned; U.S.A.) (60 mins.) CD CD ABC News Nightline CD Paul Ryan Show CD Movie -(Comedy) •• "North Dallas Forty" 1979 Nick Nolte, Mac Davis.Theycantackleany oncoming player but they can'J kick the habit of super stardom, adoring groupies and the fast- paced, pill-popping hazards that come with the game. (Rated R) (118 mins.) 12:000@fD News CD Charlie's Angels 'Rosemary For Remem­ brance'Krisfindsherlifein? danger when an ex- gangster, haunted by the past, fears for his life and hires the angels to protect him and find out who mur­ dered his wife. (Repeat; 70 mins.) CD Charlie's Angels CD All Night Movies 'Western Showdown' Tim McCoy. 2) 'Hell's Devils' Alan Ladd. 3) 'Son of the Plains' Bob Custer. 4) 'Holiday Romance' Frank Lawton. (6 hrs.) CD Movie -(No information available) "Dominique" No Other Information Available. (Rated PG) (2 hrs.) © Sports Probe €D NCAA basketball Boston College vs Syracuse © Bonanza 12:10 O Movie -(Drama) •Mi "Taming Sutton's Gal" 1957 JohnLupton, Gloria Talbott. A vacation­ ing bank clerk stops at the home of the rugged young moonshinerwhogiveshim a rude brush-off, but his wife is more cordial. (2 hrs., 4 mins.) 12:30 O ABC Captioned News CD (5$ Ross Bagley Show 12:45 9 News 1:00 O WBBM Editorial O Health Field * O Toni Tennille Show CD Movie -(Comedy) •• "Gorp" 1980 Dennis Quaid. What crazy shenanigans could possi­ bly erupt at a Jewish sum­ mer camp in the heart of the Catskill mountains? The counselors of Camp Oskemo will show you. (Rated R) (2 hrs.) €D Joe Franklin Show €0 Odd Couple '((fridayj) JAN. 23, 1981 EVENING Profile 6:00 OQOI News OCD®52) M A S H. O Barney Miller (53)© Family Classics CD MacNeil-Lehrer Report CD Tic Tac Dough CD Happy Days Again CD Cycle America BMX CD Inside The NFL Hosts Len Dawson and Nick Buoniconti are back as they blend action high­ lights with expert com- Attention! to better serve the needs of our*community, Bsira NP(M is open SUNDAYS 9:00 am to 1 00 pm Candi (left) and Randi B rough Twin killing for NBC Burbank--While growing up in Carmel, a suburb of In dianapolis, Ind., twin sisters Candi and Randi Brough had a dream--to come to Hollywood and pursue acting and singing careers As of this date they appear to be on their way Next month they'll begin work on a recording project, just days after making their debut as series regulars on NBC TV's 'BJ and the Bear.' This year, BJ (series star Greg Evigan) moves to Los Angetes and sets up a trucking business with seven beautiful lady truckers. Candi and Randi play twin sisters Ten and Geri Gar rison. "We've been singing since we were three years old," says Randi. "By the time we were seven, we had mature, adult voices," Candi adds After attending Purdue University whete they majored in radlo-T^f and theatre arts, the sisters decided te try their luck in Hollywood "We drove all the way out here with our father. We knew a lot of people were trying to be successful in California, and that the odds were against us, but we had to try," recalls Candi. "We had an interview set up with Lawrence Wellv, but as it turned out, the girls never got to see Welk and they returned to Indiana, heartbroken. But the dream wasn't over. The deter mined pair made up their minds to return to Los Angeles and try again. Only now Randi was married to James Wood, who played defensive back on the Purdue University football team "Jim had a good job in Indiana and didn't want to give it up to come to Hollywood. He told us to take one month and try and make it in Hollywood. We were down to our last color photo, and we were really watching our pennies--you know, eating lots of hot dogs and macaroni and cheese. We met a man at the AFTRA office who said he's like to pass our photo along to someone who could help us. "We were real reluctant to let go of that last photo--but we did, and the man introduced us to our present manager, smiles Candi. "Jim gave up his job in Indiana and joined us in Los AnRelev He has a terrific job out here now. Maybe it's a Rood thiriK he only gavn ir. onr month Wr m.Hlr> mim> wr .» r ouif>li'.l>#<d vtmHhiriH qim kly th.it w.iy," \.iy. ICiihIi %