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PAOIJO FRIDAY, NOV. 20 "Sunday Lovers" 1961 Roger Moore, UgoTognazzi. An international cast grace? this comedy which explores romantic attitudes of Italians, the French, English and Americans (Rated R) (2 bra., 6mins ) 12:40 ID Phantom Creeps 1:00 O NFI. Review And Preview SEtertairmeui Tontjh' Righteous Apples lr. You Eyes'Big Neck talis in love withhis opponent in the race tor f enior Class President, and the dark horse candidate usas it to his advantage 18 €E? News O Night Flight I Hko Of 2) The Mezs in Concert' 3) Sky King Joe Franklin Show Benny Hill Show 1:15 O Rock Concert t|30 O Health Field IB Charlie Rose Show (D ABC Captioned New* O An Evening At The Imprcv O Movie-(Science) *" 'Phane IV" 1974 NigelDavenpon, Lynne Frederick. Scientlitsdotheirbest to combat various species of ants t h a t , b e c a u s e o f e v a g u e interplanetary disturbance, have j o i n e d f o r c e s t o c a u s e a 'biological imbalance in s emote corner of the Arizona desert (2 hrs.) 1:50 (D Movie (Adventure) *** "Air Force" 1943 John Garfield, Arthur Kennedy The early days of World War II: An Air Force bomber takes off for the Pacific with its crew battling against heavy odds. (2 hr^30 mins ) 2:00 0 Everyman O News O Nlghtbeat CD ® Nlte Owl (Continues) <9 Movie (Drama) *• "My Brilliant Career" 1980 Judy Davis. Sam Neill. A beautiful, young girl >s caught between the pressures of settling down witn a wealthy husband and her own ambition to become a writer. (Rated G) (2 hrs ) SportsCentei • Movie-(Drama, •• TjoLate Blues" 1961 Bobby Darin. Ste'la Stevens A sultry blonde causes a jazz musician to iose his self respect, his friends and his jazz career (119 mins ) 2:30 O Today In Chicago O Ironside O Movie -(Suspense)***^ "The Killing" 1956 Sterling H a y d e n C o l e s n G r a y . A n elabor ate bankroll theft istied into a crucial horse race (2 hrs.) 8 News NHL Hockay Toronto Maple Leafs va Pittsburgh Penguins (R) 2:36 B Leave It To The Women 2:45 0 Newt. O Movie -(Woatern) ** "Long Riders" 1980 David Cat rsdine. Keith Carradine. Story ofthe James-Youngeroutiawband. one of the most feared, notorious and admired gangs of the Old West. (Rated R)( 100 mins.) 2:56 B Rflectlons 3:00 O WBBM Editorial § Meditation At Largs National Horse Show From MSG (Replay) Closing Night 3:05 • Common Ground 3:30 O Rookies © News-Day's End 4:00 CD ® Nite Owl (Continues) OMovle-(Drama)** "TheBlue Lagoon" 1980 Brooke Shields, Christopher Atkins. A young boy andgirl, shipwrecked onatropical island, cope with survivalandtheir growing awareness of each other. Sited R) (2 hrs.) Prayer 4:04 €0 News 4:20 CD Rat Patrol 4:25 IB Hepburn And T. acy Documentary study of the relstionship between Katharine Hepburn and SpencerTracy including clips of their films together. 4:30 O Editorial Chapel O Mike Douglas Movie -(Thriller) "Mad Monster" 1942 Johnny Downs. Anne Nagel. A scientist invents a serum that can turn a man into a wolf WO mins.) 6:05 O Meditation ALBUMS REVIEWS Genesis Abacab (Atlantic) This will probably be Genesis' first top-ten album, sounding as it does so much like drummer Phil Collins' highly successful solo LP. Abacab is certainly an improvement over Genesis' last album, the dreary Duke, but I still miss Peter Gabriel and his sense of humor Jack Lee Jack Lee's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (Maiden America) He looks like James Dean and flaunts it. He actually had the gall to name his debut album Greatest Hits and is best Known for writing Blondie's "Hanging on the Telephone." His first band, the Nerves, graduated a plimsoul and a member of The Beat Lee's music is L A pop, with an undertone of the Rub­ ber City Rebels (they play backup) heavy meta! 2020^2 So. Route 47 ^Woodstock, Illinois 815-338-3550 Mon.-Thurs. 9-5 Fri, 9-8; Sato 8-4 Sunday 8 to Noon cwu/ S/ewwe • TACKLE • LIVE BAIT • HUNTING • ARCHERY * CUSTOM CANVAS WORK Ua Bono's troKSJiie © by Lillian Bong ******************************* Wee* or November 15-21 SAGITTARIUS #5 (November 23 - December 21) You may be disappointed to find out how a person you used to know has been doing, but you could be helpless. CAPRICORN ** (December 22 - January 20) Being kind to someone who needs a friend may bring an unusual reward. Try to pay back any debts you still owe. AQUARIUS fh (January 21 - February 19) Someone you used to be involved with could offer you a business proposition you will find extremely interesting. PISCES SB (February 20 • March 20) Financial affairs may consume more of your time and energy than before because of circumstances changing quickly. ARIES (Hfc (March 21 - April 20) It would be unwise to lower your guard at any time when you are with an acquaintance you don't completely trust. TAURUS aft (April 21 - May 21) Packing a suitcase and getting away from it all for a while might refresh you. Be generous financially right now. GEMINI ft (May 22 - June 21) Chaos might be the end result of a business meeting where no one may know what is going on or what they should do. CANCER HS6 (June 22 • July 23) Getting involved in a new enterprise might help you forget an unhappy experience. Socialize more with friends. LEO tft (July 24 • August 23) Family gatherings could be full of surprises concerning the past Lots of skeletons could come out of the closet VIRGO (August 24 • September 23) Creativity may be the key to your success in a project you have been working on with others for quite a while LIBRA (September 24 • October 23) Your feelings for' someone you have been seeing a lot of lately could become stronger than you realize SCORPIO egc *«\v> (October 24 - November 22) A number of choices could become available to you because of another person's moves. Think before acting now For your current, personalized astrological chart, send a $10 money order along with your name, address and birthday (day. month and year) to Miss Lillian Bono, P.O. Box 123. Lyndhurst N.J. 07071. TV COMPULOC MSVICIt. INC