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IB Odd Ceapta fiD 19«2 Utti- l..|M World Sorl«s from WHHosn sport, PA ® MOVM: 'Ambush boy' A Marine patrol lends on e Japanese- held istand in ordor to contact a spy* A con artist give* a young man who is AWCX « course in ffcn Woimning. George C. Scott, Sue Lyon, MkhswJ Sorroiin. 1967 (E) (22) < 00 CD MOV* Hit Tnlu Hm 60 <8) Ql<39 *ri ©a ©Mil 1240 AM O lata Night wMb i •Savages' Andy Grif­ fith, Sam bottoms. 1975. fl) MOVWi Tha Velvet Tooeb' Rfpf§> Vidc-o • Qu * QiMAthiird By Jsmas Smethurst On Aug 25. Spotlight 'Will show the documentary film "Woodstock," which captures much of the excitement of the festival both on and off stage The real stars in this film, which won the Academy Award for Best Documentary in 1970 are the crowd, who thought they were in on the beginning of a new. more humane society. They were wrong, but it is almost as thrilling for us to see their enthusiasm and hopeful­ ness as it was for them to be there The film also includes some excellent concert footage particularly Of the Who, Jimi Hendrix and Richie Havens ESPN will continue its cover­ age of auto racing Aug. 22 with the NASCAR Champion Spark Plug 400 live from Brooklyn, Mich. • The Aug ?4 edition of "City Lights" on USA's English Channel will feature magician Doug Henning. The show includes a candid interview with Henning and highlights from his Tony Award winning Broadway hit "The Magic Show " The Black Entertainment Network offers daily program­ ming of music, feature films, public affairs and sports. Some of the new shows on the net­ work include "Sugar Ray Leonard's Golden Gloves," Doug Manning "The Bill Cosby Show" and a talent showcase from the world-famous Apollo Theater n New York's Harlem Among tha more notable events on the network this week are a concert by the funk band Kool and the Gang on "Old Gold Specials" and a vis­ it with Lou Brock, the greatest base stealer in baseball histo­ ry, on "Greatest Sports Legends " Sonny Chiba stars as martial artist .Terry Tsuguri in "The Street Fighter," which will air Aug 27 on the Movie Chan­ nel Because of a double- crossing, Tsuguri is marked for revenge by the Five Dragon Society. ©l--a Computet An octrees commits a periect murder. 0 Meb Covott Firs) ef 2 parts RaedM laM, CWre Trevor. Syd- AulW Trumon Capote to the guest. m,dtim S 0|. • Va»B| A my«teriou» mo- ™ gJ^MOVIfc 'MeW«e»_a »orcydto> tarroritos Vegas. (R) (1 hr, Wiw T1 Dmnb P® wl »O" in# ia mja \ % McMSans are beid priiewir In Stab ---- Saint Jama*. Lawrence rreeemon. Hp Ma+ar Liegai SaiebaMi 1972 em at Sana O <32> NMa Oarf Satvlw 0Q|litNbal MEDIA MONITOR By STEVE K. WALZ Networks standing up to actors' demand# There was a time when previously unknown stars who had catapulted to fame because of their audi­ ence appeal would have been able to force the net­ works to increase their sal­ aries and perks. But with their costs escalating, the networks and their program suppliers have begun to be more wary about perfomers' excessive demands. For instance, when "Three's Company's" Suzanne Somers asked ABC for a huge salary boost last year, the network turned her down and removed her from the show. Because of her demands. Miss Somers has since had a difficult time restoring her reputa­ tion with network, execu­ tives. Priscilla Barnes, Miss Somers' replacement, has not only shown good acting abilities at a far lower cost to the network, but has also helped the long-run­ ning ABC sitcom achieve even higher ratings. Popular "Dukes of Hazzard" stars John Schneider and Tom Wopat seemed to ignore the les­ son taught by "Three's Company" -- that a show's star can be replaced with little damage to its success. Wopat and Schneider recently decided to leave the series after suing Warner Bros., the show's producers, about a licens­ ing agreement. Instead of attempting to settle with the pair. CBS told Warners to find two new actors to Christopher Mayer replace them. The networks contend that Wopat and Schneid­ er's roles aren'l as impor­ tant as Cathy Bath's char­ acter or even "as the souped-up "General Lee" automobile. Byron Cherry and Chris­ topher Mayer eventually were chosen following audi­ tions that attracted more than 1,000 hopefuls. They'll portray cduslns 0oy and Vance Duke'. ChetVy, 25, is a native af Atlanta who has Served fes a flight attendant. Mayer. 28. has had some limited stage and O^reen experience. Meanwhile, NBC and MQM have replaced "CHiPs" cast member Car­ ry Wilcox, whoee request for a substantial raise was refused. Although Wilcox has said he left the series to pursue projects for his own production company, some sources claim he was fired because of his demand. His replacement is Tom Reilly. who starred in the "Force Seven" episode of *the show last year, if (e)tsarci ii|*in ^ s i