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WliM <»lll l . • \ Qqm Headline News €0 (39).family Feud 8) MOVIE: laN of Fire' A nĵ iltliili singer becomes a fruit W tw» for a professor study «ig American dang. Gary Gooper. Barbara Stanwyck. Dan 6/13/85 totwde, MigMHeo . ' SFM^movkW •r Brush Man' An *ntpt •esidfaar ,eate*mamba»*htt Nostalgia It's back to daytime for 'Dynasty's' Susan Scannell By Nancy M. neichardt iCSi Susan Scannell has come full circle PI She started out with a minor role on "One Life to • then portrayed Becky Weaver on the HE| Christian Broadcasting ̂ /̂ R| Network's "Another Life." iH After that, she landed the role ol the scheming Kris- ten Carter on "Search for Tomorrow." JflM : Then Miss Scannell .. moved on to nighttime TVs wummnaKmmmm hit series. "Dynasty," tery surrounding GabrieHe where she portrayed anoth- will unr. vel during (tie er manipulative female, months to come, tout m She Nicole. meantime, the audience win "My mother got a kick hove to toe content with the out ol watching me on snippits they 're toeing tod 'Dynasty.' " says Miss "I hope to do some Scannell. who adds that stage work to V few •he believes the show's months;" says Miss Sean* writers never quite knew r»K. "I'm also putting what to do with Nicole. together a mghtctub act Despite her success in which lhope to pwtonhtn tofus land. Miss Scannci several ckibs around New Insists. "I didn't find my York City." Musically. Miss sooltn California Living out Scannell Is partial tolConny "-there wasn't what I wanted Rogers-style tones end out ol kfe. I believe that you Barbra Streisand toatUds. can work anywhere, so you and she has composed might as wen go where your aome.of the tunes the sings - heart is." herself. She recently detout- . Miss Scanners heart Is ed "A Touch of Tender- now In the Big Apple, and ness." a tune she co-wrote. in her brand-new role as on ihe "Merv Griffin the mysterious GabrieHe Show." (Chessey) on the New Her one regret is that she York-based daytime soap, had to leave Chris Roland. "Ryan's Hope." her actor-husband, behind Miss Scannell isn't in Hollywood, where he's allowed to reveal any been working on nighttime "Ryan's Hope" plot details series. The bi-coastal cou- ebout her character, but pie met and married when she insists that GabrieHe both were appearing on will not be your ordinary "Another Life." By Paul Elia One of the funniest and most popular sitcoms of Ihe 1970s was NBC's "Sanford and Son/' whkh focused on a father and* son who always seemed to disagree. Set in Los Angeles, the series starred Redd foxx as fred Sanford, an aging, grumbling junk deal­ er, mod Demond Wilson at lamont, his 34-year-old son and partner. Though he loved his Uther/tamont mas always threatening to leave the -junkyard for some more rewarding tine of work. Sanford was not as restless. . He had found a home land a lMng, and was content to hemp husy by bickering with Aunt Esther (LaWanda fage), the proprietor of a dilapidated rooming house next door. The ratings for this junkyardcomedy were anything but shabby. The series usually ranked among the top 10 weekly shows from 1972 until 1977, when Foxx departed to star in his own variety show. But while "Sanford and Son" made FOKX a household name, the show's producer was already well known for cre­ ating an award-winning CBS series. Question: Who was the show's producerI Ueyd Wright 1:45 AM ® MOVIE: 'Survivors' SI @> UVeme Tripp - O Young at Heart © MOVtE:'Hurry Up er 11 So Comedians "•«**' A <°"«ly young man ail tUrtA Blue's Cosmic "arches for a new way ol Me in Q!) Electric Blue $ CotmK Manhattan. 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