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PA2LL in the spotlight it Giorgio Tozzi and Sharon Daniels sine a final, loving duet in "The Most Happy FeNa." "The Most Happy Fella" to encore on Great Performances "The Most Happy Fella," one of theater's most celebrated musicals, makes its special summer encore appearance on Great Performances, Monday, August 24, over PBS.* Giorgio Tozzi and the full Broadway cast star in this revival of Frank Loesser's 1956 sensation. Sidney Howard's drama, "They Knew What They Wanted," is the foundation on which Frank Loesser built his most am­ bitious work. Loesser has written a love story complicated by deceit and infused with homespun comedy. Tony (Giorgio Toz­ zi) is a middle-aged California vineyard owner who falls in love with the waitress Rosabella (Sharon Daniels) whom he's seen in San Francisco. He woos her by letter, but when she asks him for his picture, Tony sends her one of his handsome young foreman Joe (Richard Muenz) instead. The photo convinces Rosabella; she agrees to join Tony in the Napa Valley and become his bride. Her arrival is a tragic comedy of errors. She is ashamed that she's been duped, but before she can flee, the townspeople carry in a seriously injured Tony: he had an auto accident on the way to meet his beloved. The distraught bride goes through with the marriage, although she turns to Joe for comfort in the ceremony's traumatic aftermath. The lovers' agony is eased by their comic sidekicks Cleo and Herman (Louisa Flaningam and Dennis Warning), two tall Texans who stop the show when they sing the praises of Dallas in "Big D." At the musical's end, Rosabella vows her love for Tony, making him "The Most Happy Fella." The program, taped live at Detroit's Michigan Opera Theatre, is a production of WNET/THIRTEEN, New York, and is made possible by a grant from EXXON and by public television sta­ tions. It originally aired in March, 1980. •CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME. TV COMPULOQ IMVKtS. INC Bono's © J&kstro^C/ue by Lillian Bono • AQUARIUS M<--k of 23 - 29 (January 21 • February 19) Someone might have s change of heart in a matter that concerns you professionally so be gracious. PISCES S (February 20 - March 20) Socializing could bring you into contact with people who are in a position to aid you in financial dealings. ARIES p* (March 21 - April 20) A number of decisions might have to be made quickly about your business affairs. Show more affection to children. TAURUS <#* (April 21 - May 21) Regardless of how hard you try you may be unable to finish a project on time because of complications involved. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) Refrain from making decisions while under lots of pressure. Try to pay more attention to what friends have to say. CANCER HE (June 22 • July 23) Finding love on the rebound might not be in your best interest particularly if you still care for your ex-lover. LEO (July 24 • August 23) Business meetings might tie up a lot of your time and energy. Planning a vacation could make you feel happier. VIRGO (August 24 • September 23) Your objections to a co-worker's actions may lead to a confrontation. Stay away from questionable ventures. LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) Confusing incidents at home might be frustrating. Stiange coincidences could lead to comical events. SCORPIO (October 24 • November 22) Before accepting a business proposal be sure you have all the facts. Share your thoughts with someone who cares. SAGITTARIUS (November 23 • December 21) Although a situation you are faced with may not seem fair, there might not be anything you can do about it. CAPRICORN (December 22 • January 20) Try to put in a good word for a person who has helped you in the past. If you shop be on the lookout for sales. 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, Dept. , Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071. TV COMmiOC MKVICtl. IMC