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THURSDAY. JAN. 10 © MOVIE: 'Lonely lady' (D (39) Solid Gold © MOVIE: fifth Floor' © Hawaii fivo-O © Storsky and Hutch © SCTV © 1383 Jim Bakker V © ®) Twilight €0 Jackie Gie< 11:45 PM 60 Short Feature 12:00 AM CD Fnhin' Holo ® Eyo on Heiywood CD Good Soxl ® (H) World Vision: Africa © Nightiine v © To So Announced © ® Night © Saint 12:30AM O I O Now Country O MOV*. Osterman Weekend* CD @ Anything far Monsy © Body Nodi © MOVIE: To I 0 Ento ©Eyo. SI <3$ 700 dub © ® News/Sign Off 12:45 AM © MOVIE: World it Fvl of Marriod MM' 1:00 AM MightiRratci Q Anything for I ©^Offstag* ©To I ' • \ BENSON i .* ** Inga Swenson stars as the tart-tongued Gretchen Kraus on "Benson," which airs FRIDAY, JAN. 11 on CTV. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME €) 1985 Compulog - i j [ y / . ' - • - C i MIAMI VICE Detectives Tubbs (Philip Michael Thomas. I.) and Crockett (Don Johnson) pose as procurers at a hotel to nail some crooked cops, on •"Miami Vice." airing FRIDAY, JAN. 11 on NBC i • " CHFCk I IStlNUS FOR FXACT TiMF C 1985 Compulog © Cologo ia îHidl 4:00 AM © AJM Chicoge Vnfli^fLgl ^ yanamvm Awto lacing "B4: World 1000 © MOV* Up N' Coming' Q Frag Cont'd © CBS Now* NiglHwnttk © Salute to tho Elderly * © MOVIE: 'Huckleberry © Now Noma That Tune Finn' © (3) Gary Oroonwald mm IVWvio C§n9'd © That Girl © In Saarch of... 3:30 AM © Meditation. Oad*. Now. BohMd SI Agriculture U.SA. © CNN HeadBn« Now* © MOVIE: Yorfoct Timing' I Taking , I Bionic V mm 700 dub Joo Franklin Shaw 1:15 AM © MOVIE: Zalig © MOVIE: Behave Yourself A young couple find a dog that's wanted by crook*. FarWy Gran- gar, Shelley Winters, Horn Con- ried. 1951. 1:30 AM O Family Feud © Yesteryear In NashviNe © CD American Adventure ©CNN HaadKne News © ®) 700 Club 2:00AM © Eight b Enough © INN News © College Basketball: Washington State at UCLA ©Wrestling TNT v © Report ©I ©3) Nancy Harmon's Love © MOVIE: 'Take One False Stop' A professor becomes a murder suspect when a woman disappears. William Powell, Shel­ ley Winters, Marsha Hunt. 1949 2:15 AM © MOVIE: 2:30 AM O Dating Game o MOVIE: 'Tho Lost Wagon' A man about to be hanged, turns hero when Indians attack a wa­ gon train. Richard Widmark. Feli­ cia Farr, Ken dark. 1956. ©Rod Skehen's Funny Faces M © MOVIE: 'Prince and tho Pauper' © Sex After Divorce, Tho Re- @D Entertainment Tonight 3 Nancy Harmon's love Today in MOVK: Twilight Time' Mara Real Peep! ® ®D Kay Arthur I Got Smart ( 4:30AM © MMetim (CC) A SCANDALOUS AFFAIR -- One of the most famous May-December romances in history involved the pow­ erful newspaper mogul Wil­ liam Randolph Hearst and aspiring actress Marion Davies The 35-yea/ romance, which began when Hearst was 52 and Miss Davies was 18. will be dramatized in "The Hearst and Davies Affair." airing Jan 14 on ABC 3:00 AM © Chicago ... O Tn •IV Robert Mltchum Robert Mltchum stars as Hearst, a man who dreams of being president of the United States Virginia Madsen is Miss Davies. an obscure Ziegfeld girl who is determined to be a star Their scandalous love affair probably cost Hearst his political goal, but Miss Davies realized her film aspirations when Hearst, f bought her a movie studio The couple never married because Hearst's wife refused to give him a divorce. Also starring are Fritz Weaver as Hearst s puri­ tanical financial adviser, and Doria Belack as Holly­ wood columnist Loualla Parson* TENDER IS THE NIGHT -- Sean Young has replaced Jannifar Baals in the six-hour miniseries. "Tender is the "Night." Miss Beats could not take the role because of schedule conflicts. The miniseries, now in production in Europe, is based on F. Scott Fitzger­ ald's novel of the same name. Miss Young, who is now appearing in "Dune." will portray Rosemary Hoyt. the Hollywood starlet who disrupts the perfect mar­ riage of Dick and Nicole Diver, an American couple in Europe Edward Aanar also stars in the produc­ tion. ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE -- CBS is filming another TV movie about an incur­ able disease and the pain it brings to the victims and "their families, for future broadcast "Do You Remember Love?" is the story of a 50-year-old woman who contracts Alzheimer's disease at the height of her creative "prowess Joanna Woodward Joanna Woodward stars as Barbara Hollis. a happily married woman whose poetry has earned her a national reputation. She begins to suffer mem­ ory lapses and personality changes, and soon can no longer do anything for herself -. c 1965 Compulog © Jimmy Swoggort I m a# I AWPwi unm 6:00 PM a a 0 © © © © ©M0 17 © (5S Family Food © MOVIE: 'Mack Beauty' Block Beauty travels to an EngMh fox hunt, a Continental circus and Lester, Walter Rated G (Iff Throe's © m Lave Seng to the liah You Can't Do That On TV © SpertsCenter 3D 9 (SI Am © Pro Tennis: Volvo 6:30 PM © That Tune © Dancin USA •*» ©©©Wheel of Fortune © © Barney Mite © Benson \ © Super Bawl IX i (11) © (1$ MacNeil/L THE RIVER (PG- t3-ilniversal Pictures) Starring Mel Gibsoq. Sissy Spacek and Scott Glenn * * 1/2 By J T YURKO "Pay the rent" may be a phrastpfrom a turn-of-the-cen- lury melodrama t>ut il seems to have been reborn "The River" comprises one part of what was 1984 s fatl-tarm film trilogy It joins Places in the Heart" and "Country" as films about the hardships and toys of people who live off the land -- and want desperately to continue doing so In each of these films, land­ owners are fighting off foreclo­ sure It appears that farming is not the way to Easy Street, but still no one wants to leave the land Often it has been in a family for generations, and the people who own. it are more than willing to put up with droughts., floods, fires and unfriendly bankers Here Mel Gibson anc Sissy SDaceK are the young couple who live on the banks of a river Their farm is not large consisting of only a few hun­ dred acres, but their parents a^d grandparents are buried on it and they cSon'! want to leave, although each year they go deeper into debt with iittie hope of ever turning the pat te«n around Their life, like this movie, is unmitigatmgly depressing. Hard work is followed by more hard work, with a dessert of big,bills The wolf around the corner is played by Scott Glenn, who is the, head of an unscrupulous agribusiness firm that wants to buy farms by the nver in order to build a dam and store water for a larger farm farther from the river Without a doubt, the story about the lives of modern-day small farmers needs to be told There are more foreclosures of small farms today than m any time since the Depression "The River" tells its tale elo­ quently and elegantly, but ceaseless morbidness is coun­ terproductive , Moreover, it remains-unclear whether the maior problem is /political (as in Country") or personal, due to Mel Gibson's , stubbornness All the ' performances are first-rate and the opening and closing scenes of the flooding river are superb!/ shot and edited The River" has con­ siderable inherent force but it Should have much more C 1905 Compulog I Throe's Company I BO'S Woman I (39) Entertainment rH (29) Profoliows Sonera © Let's Make a Deal ©Taai <cti> Entertainment Tonight © 5S Mfte Adkins €0 Danger mouse " . © (1® Diffrent Strokes © Andy Griffith 7:00PM © O © © Dulces el Haxiard © © © V The aliens pose as freedom lighters in a terrorist attack - and Chaing captures George Caniff, John langWy and Robin in a sweep ol the city. (60 imn.) © You Can Be a Star © © © Benson (CC) Kraus and Benson spend an un­ comfortable night at o truck stop in the middle ol nowhere when their cor breaks down. a MOVIE: The Ken tuck tan Big Eli and his son fight their way their way across Ikentucfcy in the 1820'I Burt lancoster, Diana TUeTA&ves Weller follows the stars - . - -f . . . By Wandy Wallace With the departure of co-host Ron Hendren in the sum­ mer of 1984. Robb Weller began to enter the Iiv6i of mil­ lions of star-struck fans each night as the new co-host (along with Mary Hart) of the syndicated series "Enter­ tainment Tonight " In addition to his weekly duty on "E.T ." he also co-hosts the hourlong weekend edition of the series. "Entertainment This Week." with co-hostess Leeza Gibbons (Check local listings for time ) The pro­ gram features in-depth news and investigative reports on the entertainment world Weller may be a familiar faca to viewers He (Oined "E.T." following a year-long stint as co-host of "2 on the Town" in New York "I worked on '2 on the Town' but the show met with an untimely cancellation," he says. Prior to "2 On the Town." Weller worked for five years as a reporter and television host in the Chicago area. He hosted "AM Chicago." as well as the weekly "Eye on Chicago" and "Off the Record " I had a wonderful expe­ rience in£hicago," Weller says, "but it wasn't until I got to Entertainment Tonight' that I got national exposure It means a lot to me " Weller also speaks highly of Miss Hart "Mary Hart has been a guiding light in what I've been doing With Mary's help. I've learned to relax and gef into the show a lot quicker " Weller also enjoys ad-libbing "It gives the viewer a chance to see the two of us being ourselves li s a very thrilling experience It's all business and we do our |obs As a newcomer to the show. Weller has thoughts as to why "E.T " has remained the nation's most-watched entertainment-news program "The show is uncanny It's unique, fast-paced and there's a range in topics It appeals to the very young people, teens, and the cross- 50-and-o'der demographics It's a news show that can offer that kind of range The pacing is terrific It's the behind-the-scenes look of all aspects of the entertainment business "I find the interview aspect and celebrity profiles to be very interesting. I'd like to eventually get into that aspect along the line but I think the producers are waiting for me to get settled before I move on "To be honest, hosting is a far'better gig It offers mc e exposure However I do miss the reporting aspect Y ju miss that a little bit " If he had a choice. Weller would like to make his first interview with "Cary Grant, because he s tne nottes find m the business He doesn't do many interviews hut he's the gentleman of the business right now And years from now when his hosting days ai • over, he'd like to be remembered as A guy who knew all the stars but never felt he was one " „ c 1985 Compulog *