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PAOflt FRIDAY, MAR. 1* ID Myrtwtew WoHd 113 Culture Club in Cwwit © (2D SI Valett © (3D Jimmy Swoggort 1:00 PM 0 0 (2D© Falcon Crest 0 CD © Miami Vic* Crockett and Tubbs moke a tem­ porary move to homicide when three doped-up teenagers terror­ ize Miami. (60 min.) O CD © Matt Houston (CC) 0 Now* (D Chicago City Ballet at © 0) © Milwaukee/ CD Good Sexl CB MOV*: 'Gain' AN Mm Way' CD MOVK: lords of Discipline' © MOVK: 'Richard Pry or © @) Plana Carolina © (3D Jimmy Swa««art © MOVK: King of Kong © I © Now* 17 ©OTV ©2D © M*A*S*H © (3D 700 Club © 3D All In the Family © Phil Silvers 10:30 PM 0 Oatf Hilites 0 © Tonight Show To­ night's guest is Dorothy Loudon. (60 min.) o Yesteryear la Nashville O ARC News Nighttine 0 (2D AM In the Family O love Root MOVK: Topper' An auto accident turns George and Marian Kirby into madcap ghosts. Cary Grant, Constance Bennett, Roland Young. 1937. 03) © ® Latenight 9:30 PM 0 Now Country (TP SI ®) Washington Week/Review Paul Duke is joined t)y top Washington jour­ nalists analyzing the week's news. © MOVIE: let's Spend the © ®) 700 Club © Performer's Showcase: 10:00 PM 0 (2D © © © © O You Can Be a Star 0 WKRP in Cincinnati © Nightly Business Ropert 03) © Wisconsin © Night Fliaht CD Hart to Hart © MOVK: 'Hercules' (CC) © (3D MOVK: The Woman in White' X young man arrives to untangle the problems of an emotionally tor­ mented heiress. Gig Young, Eleanor Porker, Alexis Smith. 1948. © Steve Allen's Comedy © (2D Hormones Carafe ©Ouincy ©Benson © Kojak © M*A*S*H © 3D 700 Club €9 Metropolitan Cats © (3D Tonight Show © Bums B Aden 10:45 PM 0 MOVK: "Hew Sweet it Is!' A Europe- bound couple finds the house they've rented on the Riviera Js already occupied by a French playboy. Debbie Reynolds, Jamas Garner, Paul lynde. The BOX SEAT Zen and the art of home run hitting i By Adam Beckerman In Japan, baseball's reg­ ular season has hegun. but the Tokyo Giants and the Hiroshima Carp will not be making any American net­ work appearances this year. For the inquisitive fan interested in the Eastern approach, here is a book explaining how one super­ star played the summer game The application of the Japanese psyche to an American sport constitutes the core of "Sadaharu Oh: A Zen Way of Baseball" (Times Books. $14.95.). the autobiography of baseball's most prolific home-run hitter. Oh is the Tokyo Giant first baseman who retired in I980 after exceeding Henry Aaron's dinger total by 113. For 19 of his 22 seasons. Oh wait­ ed for the pitch balanced on one foot, like a flamingo. Such a stance represented the culmination of hours spent collaborating with his ^.batting instructor-cum- mentor. Hiroshi Arakawa, who. like a godsend, had entered Oh's life just when it seemed his third year in the bigs would be his last. Floundering at the plate and consoling himself with frequent trips to the Ginza bars. Oh opened himself to Arakawa in the desperate hope of untapping the potential he had demon­ strated in high school. Oh's recounting of how Arakawa incorporated into his meth­ od of batting concepts from Noh theater, Zen the­ ory and Aikido sword tech­ nique reads like a methodi­ cal yet impassioned search for a cure to a deadly disease. "Our work was not to triumph over natural forces, but to become one with them, to discover that what was in and outside of my body were part of a sin­ gle force, even when they seemed to be divided opposition." Eventually, the home runs came. For this son of a Chinese father and Japa­ nese mother, hitting from his unique stance evolved into a way of being which afforded him a greater understanding of his game and himself. Disappoint­ ment over not being even his team's most beloved player was channeled into an obsessive resolve towards hitting even harder and farther. Eventually. Oh began to handle pressure with a sense of composure and regality befitting both his position in Japanese society and his name, which in Chinese means "king." Oh is currently the mana­ ger of the Tokyo Giants. He has sought his lessons in life with a willing tpirit but a guarded heart. He has learned "the meaning of waiting on one foot." His serenity shows he is pre­ pared to give. ©' IVOtt. - © MOVK: Hot Dog: The Movie' (CC) 11:00PM 0 Nashville Now O ABC Recks 0 (2D MOVK: The Beasts Are In the Street' Animals es­ cape from a wildlife preserve causing havoc in a nearby town. Carol lynley. 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John Forsythe, Anne Francis, Earl Holfiman. 1974. 0 © News 0 Offstage CD latonight Amarica CD Oeed Sexl © Erotic Fun and Games © © entertainment 0 Oat Rich with Baal Estate (33) SI (ID Monty Python Flying Circus CD Charlie's Angels © Nature of Things © MOVK: 'Christine' (CC) © Disney Family Album © (2D El Show do Alva © (3D 700 Club © ̂ 00 Franklin SHow 1:30 AM Anything for Money 0 Yesteryear In Nashville © Harry O ©SCTV © (3D Jim Bakkor © (3D Don Nelson Show 12K)0AM o Video Shock © Mystery! (CC) 'Adven­ tures of Sherlock Holmes: The Dancing Men.' A man is mur­ dered after discovering myster­ ious chalked figures throughout his house. (60 min.) CD Regis Philbin's lifestyles © (2D El Club 700 © Now York Hat Tracks © ABC News Nigh til no © (3D Jimmy TtefeU&MES Cadorette makes three By Wendy Wallace Jack Tripper's carefree-bachelor life days are over. This season. "Three's Company" became "Three's a Crowd." New life was pumped into an old show when Tripper (John Ritter) moved in with stewardess Vicky Bradford, played by newcomer Mary Cadorette. Miss Cadorette won the role of Vicky Bradford in Janu­ ary 1984. And during her first season, she's already prov­ en that she's settled into the role quite comfortably. "I don't think the writers knew what they wanted until they absolutely saw it." the actress says. "I think they had a general concept of what they wanted in the beginning. I guess I was pretty much what they were looking for." While the show's premise may be compared with its predecessor, Miss Cadorette says of her character: "I think the day of the ditzy blonde is over. Vicky is no dum­ my and I hope she's a reflection of the women of the 80's. I think that people want intelligence in their characters, especially their female characters, because women are really starting to control the TV dial. Granted it's a sitcom and it's still farcical in nature, but there's a lot of physical comedy and a lot of tenderness between Jack and Vicky, too." It's obvious that the chemistry between the stars has worked. In addition to Ritter, Miss Cadorette also applauds Robert Mandan. who plays her father. "As the show's been developing, there's been moments for Vicky and also for her father to show that they really love one another." she says. "Our set is real special and we've all grown fond of each other. I learn a lot working with the both of them." Besides the camaraderie, the actress enjoys interviews. "I love the show and I like to promote the show. It's still so fresh and I'm so excited about it. I strive to keep that, to always maintain that excitement about the show because in the scheme of things to have been chosen from a lot of people and make it to a level beyond where I was before, it's a real measure of how the public accepts you and reacts to you." ©t 0 INN News © Top Rank Boxing from Us Vogas, NV © NightFUght © Hat Properties © MOVK: 'Farced Venge- © MOVK: 'Song Is Born' © (3D Celebration © MOVK: The Informer' A slow-witted traitor of the Irish Rebellion cannot understand why he should be punished. Vic­ tor Mctaglen, Heather Angel, Preston Foster. 1935. 2:30 AM 0 SI Today in Chicago 0 Sea Hunt © SportsCenter © MOVK: The Hotel New © MOVK: 'Bananas' © CNN Headline News © MOVK: 'Winter Kills' The President is killed and his brother searches for the assassin. Jeff Bridges, Dorothy Molone, An­ thony Perkins. 1979. © Rock 'n America © (3D 700 Club © P«rform#r'I Showcoit: la B«ll« l»ob#l © (3D News/Sign Off 2K)0 AM Everyman o MOVK: 'Oregon TiaM* A New York newspaper reporter is sent to cover the Indian trouble in Oregon. Fred MocMurray, Glo­ ria Tolbott, William Bishop. 1959. © New Name That Tune © (3D Celebration €0 Metropolitan Cats 3:00 AM 0 Meditations O Dating Game © Daytime Magatine © MOVIE: 'Richard Pry or Here and Now' © More Real Poopie ©3D Celebration 3:15 AM © MOVK: 'An Unmarried Woman' © News 3:30 AM O Treasure Hunt © Daytime Magazine 60 In Search of... ©(3D Sign of the Times 3:45 AM © MOVK: Hercules' (CC) © MOVK: 'Swing Time' A gambling dancer takes so long to save enough money to marry that when he does, he has a dif ferent girl. Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Victor Moore. 1936. 4:00 AM O Gong Show © © Prog Cont'd © Daytime Magazine CD Paper Chase © Record Guide ©(3D Gary Greenwald © Night Tracks Cont'd © CNN Headline News 4:30 AM ^9 Tho People O Movietone News © USFL Football: Tampa Bay at Memphis © Daytime Magazine © News © (3D Today in Bible Prophecy © MOVIE: 'A Public Affeir' A crusading Senator sets out to clean up state collection agen­ cies. Myron McCormick, Edward Binns, Judson Pratt. 1962. 4:45AM © MOVIE: •••••• LADY FROM YESTERDAY -- An American executive faces the difficult decision of whether to adopt a son he fathered in Vietnam in the TV movie '.'Lady from Yesterday." The "General Foods Golden Showcase" presentation will air May 7 ON DETECTIVE DRAMA - Marilu Hennor and Nicho­ las Surovy will star in the detective drama "Stark." a made-for-TV movie to be broadcast on CBS Surovy plays Evan Stark, a police detective from Wichita. Kan., who finds himself involved in murder and intrigue as he hunts for his missing sister, who has gone to Las Vegas to dance in a chorus. Miss Henner plays a woman he meets in the city and with whom he becomes roman­ tically involved. TV I.O. By Deborah Gindi 1. On "Star Trek," who was the original cap­ tain of the starehip Enterprise? 2. Who played Mm in the first pilot film? 3. Which member of the crew was secretly in love with Spock? 4. What was Scotty's first name? 5. What kind of torpedoes did the Enterprise use? 6. How many people were on the crew? 7. What wae the first name of Or. "Bonos" McCoy? 8. Who created the show and wrote the lyr­ ics for its theme song? AjjequeppoH eueg -9 pjeuoei *1 OOP 9 uoiOMd S AJO(UOB|UON > iodetio esjnN C jejunn Aejjjer *Z estwideo 1 sja/wsuv (c)t«SS Compulog iTIouir Nostalgia By Marc Mlnnolli Despite its weak plot, "An American in Paris" is a classic motion picture; the quintessential example ol poetry on film. Thanks to their creative input on "Parif," director Vincente Minnelli and Cene Kelly reshaped the American movie musical, elevating it to risky and dizzying cinematic heights. Today, 34 years after its release, the 1951 spectacle still leaps across the screen, filling viewers with joyful wonder and $450,000 worth of breathtaking movement. Paris nev­ er looked lovelier in Technicolor. Cene Kelly chose Leslie Caron, then just 19 years old, as his co-star; the actor had seen Miss Caron per­ form two years earlier in France's pretigious dance company, Ballet de Champs Elysee. Kelly's talents as a choreographer were also showcased in "Paris": Who will ever forget the film's 17 minute-plus ballet sequence to George Gershwin's sweeping suitet No wonder the film won the Oscar for Best Picture of 1951. Question: Gene Kelly was awarded a special Oscar that year. 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