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PAOitl TUESDAY, APRIL 21 12:20 0 ABC Captioned News 0 Movie (Comedy) *• "Fish That Saved Pittsburgh" 197S Julius Erving, Jonathan Winters. A 12 year old water boy and an ss- trologist pair up to take the failing Pittsburgh basketball team to the championship playoffs. (Rated PG)( 103 mine.) 0 Atlanta Bravas Baseball Re­ play Atlanta Braves vs Houston Astros 12:30 0 NHL Hockey Show 12:45 0 News 1:00 0 WBBM Editorial • Marcus Welby, M.D. 0 Movie -(Drama) •• " Oil t law Josie Wales" Clint Eastwood, Chief Dan Qeorge. When Union soldiers wantonly murder hia wife and son, man swears revengesnd becomes an 'army of one.' (PQ) (2 hrs.j30mins.) tSportsCenter ® Love Special 0 Joe Franklin Show Odd Coupie _ 1:05 0Movle-(Adventure) **H "Treasure of the Golden Con­ dor" 1B53 Cornel Wilde. Con­ stance Smith. An 18th Century Frenchpeer cheated out ofhistitle seeks his own fortune st the Mayan Temples of Guatemala. (115 mine.) S News 1:12 0 Movie -(Mualcal) *** "Damsel In Distress" 1B37 Fred Astaire, Joan Fontaine. American dancer in London mistakea a heiress for s chorus girl and woos her. (2 hrs., 14 mins.) 1:30 B Health Field O Nightbeat 0 WCT Tennis Championships From Dallas: Singles Quarterfin­ als 2 O Benny Hill Show 1:35 0 Movie-(Drama)** "Mil- He" 1031 Joan Blondell. Anita Louise (No Other Infoprmation Available) (95 mins.) 2:00 0 Today In Chicago S Mike Douglaa Co-host: Brooke Shields Guests: David Brenner. Alex Haley. Betty Buck­ ley. Adrien Arpel, Lauren Newman. • Movie-(Myatery)** * "13 Rue Madeleine" 1047 Jamea Cagney, Anna Belle. A clever Nazi spy enrolls snd is sccepted in the U S Secret Service School. (119 mine.) 0 Movie -(Adventure) •** "Spanish Main" 1045 PaulHen- reid. Maureen O'Hara. An adven­ turer rescues a beautiful girlfroma villainous nobleman. (119 mins.) 0 Bio Valley 2:02 0 News 2:12 09 News 2:30 0 Health Field 2:50 • Rat Patrol 3:00 0 Movie -(Biographical) **H "Pride Of St. Louie" 1057 Dan Dailey, Joanne Dru. The bio­ graphy of baseball pitcher Dizzy Dean. (115 mine.) S Meditation Movie -(Adventure) **H "TheHunters" 1058 Robert Mit- chum, Robert Wagner The story of Korean War pilots with their personal and career problems. (105 mins.) • Newe-Oey'e End 3:10 0 Editorial-TV Chapel 3:20 • Mission Imposaible 3:25 • Reflections 3:30 0 Movie -(Comedy) • 4 "Last Married Coupie In Amer­ ica" 1000 George Segal. Natalie Wood. A happily married couple are eo upeet by the breakup of their married friends that they begin to question their own rela­ tionship ̂ (Rsted R) (2 hrs.) 4:00 Bp Prayer 4:30 0 ESPN Special: NFLDraft Review Bl Spaniel Boone 4:45 Bl All Nile Show 4:55 9 Meditation 5:30 O Movie -(Comedy) ••• "The Jerk" 1070 Steve Martin. BernadettePeters. Ragstoriches to rags story of a weirdo white raised by a poor southern Negro family (Rated R) (2 hrs.) family 00 News ((Wednesday)) APR.20.1081 EVENING 0:00 seaaa News m That's Hollywood (Contln- I From Daytime) ~)3S<8 M.A.S.H. •rney Miller I D.C. Circuits MacNeit-Lehrer Report Tic Tac Dough Happy Daya Again American Angler Mumbo Jumbo, It's Magic! Tom Bosley hosts the world's mssters of illusion in this spell­ binding evening of entertsinment. Featuring Mark Wilaon. Shimada. Diana the Enchantreaa. Dick Zim­ merman, and special gueat atar David Copperfield. O Of Hollywood Squares iSC All In The Family BSI Rosa Da Lejoa... (Contin­ ued From Daytime) 904 I Was Hungry A documen tary on the world hunger criais. 0 SportsCenter BW Dave Breeae Reports 0 Studio See • BuNeeye B Barney Show 8:15 ®f) CD Program Unannounced 6:30 mm mm Family Feud • Joker s Wild S03S® All In The Family Baeeball Baltimore Orioles vs Chicago White Sox MecNeii-Lehrer Report Wild WNd World Of Animate PM Magazine Sanford And Son Connie Martinson Show Newly wed Game JB Carter Country ID 24 Informacion 28 0 9# Metroview O Llvewire 0 Baeeball Atlanta Braves vs Houston Astros 0 Face The Music 8:55 0 WBBM Editorial 7:00 0 0 0 0 Leave 'Em Laughing Mickey Rooney stars aa Jack Thum, with gueat stsr Anne Jackson and special guest starRedButtona.asRoland.inthis drama based on the true atory of a Chicago clown and his devoted wife Shirlee. whocaredfor dozens of homeless children while he struggled to find more frequent employment in his profession. (2 hrs.) 000Real People A visit to the annual grape featival in Sonoma. California; the 'Meno-Pauaea,' a group of middle-aged women in Albany. Georgia, who won' t give in toageiaviaittothetownof Boring. Oregon, a children'a rodeo in New Mexico, and a 51 yeer old man who wanta to become the world midd­ leweight champion but can't get a licenae becauae of his age (Repeal, 60 mine.) 000 The Greatest Amer­ ican Hero The Greatest American Hero puts his powers into gear to stop Maxwell's best friend, s policeman, from pulling off a major jewel heist. (60 mins.) PM Magazine MKE At 7: Business Of Wlsconain Behind* © the Scenes Rooney tackles bittersweet TV role New York--"The thing most important in my life at this time is my 'Fun-filled Family' project, for people over 45 years of age," said Mickey Rooney. Moments before, the white-haired, blue-eyed Rooney was in front of the cameras making dozens of youngsters howl with laughter, starring as Jack Thum, a freelance Chicago clown, in "Leave 'Em Laughing," a heartwarming drama special based on a true story, to be broadcast Wednesday, April 29 on CBS-TV. Thum, along with his wife, Shirlee (Anne Jackson), took in and cared for some 37 orphaned or rejected children while resolutely refusinR any government aid. Director Jackie Cooper and Rooney, both child ac­ tors, were reunited on the drama. They last worked together in 1935, in the movie "The Devil Is a Sissy." Concerned Rooney's concern for older people doesn't diminish his love for kids. He has 10 of his own, rang­ ing in age from 34 to 11. He also is the proud- grand­ father of three. Watching him off-camera in his color- ful clown costume, hugging, Mickey Rooney kissing and performing various tricks for the little ones, one is touched by his warmth. But what about the peo pie over 45? "The disease we all suffer from is a disease called loneliness," said Rooney. "What I want my project to do is bring people closer together, rather than separate them. I am trying to repeal the words 'senior citizen.' This designation is decadent and effete, and, it makes people think older citizens are on the other side of the moon. 'Experienced People' is what the members in my project will be called." Rooney is excited and determined to make his "big project" a reality. It is in its final planning stages, and, according to the energetic actor, will offer many advan­ tages. "We are a bunch of human beings trying to live our lives in dignity and respect," Rooney added. "I would love to hear all 'experienced people' someday say, 'I am creating because my incentive is back.'" Mickey Rooney doesn't have to worry about ever los ing his own incentive or creativity. Anyone who has work ed with him, or enjoyed watching him perform during his long career, can attest to that. Anyway, for one of those 'experienced people,' himself, he's still just a kid. TV CttttULOO MRVICCt. MC