The White Falcon - 28.04.1978, Blaðsíða 6

TV Guide
Saturday
Today
3:00 General Hospital
3:35 Body Buddies
4:00 Sesame Street
5:00 Latino Consortium
5:30 Soul of the City
6:25 Community Bulletin Board
6:30 Evening Report
7:00 Space 1999
7:50 What's Happening
8:15 Charlie's Angels
9:05 Rockford Files
9:55 Community Bulletin Board
10:00 Final Report
10:15 The Fugitive
11:05 Combat
11:55 MOVIE: Disap- pearance of Flight 412
1:05 MOVIE: It Happened at Nightmare Inn
2:20 Sign Off News
9:00 Cartoon Carnival
10:30 Lost in Space
11:30 Sha Na Na
12:00 Pro Bowlers Tour
1:15 Masters Golf Finals
3:00 MOVIE: The 400 Blows
4:30 President Carter's Press Conference
5:30 Emergency
** Program starts
Programming
6:30 Weekend Report
6:45 Donny and Marie***
7:35 Barney Miller
8:05 Eight is Enough
9:00 Fantastic Journey
10:00 Weekend Report
10:15 Kojak
11:05 MOVIE: The Great Wall
12:55 MOVIE: No Survi- vors Please (adult)
* Program ends
11:00 Sunday Hour of Power
12:00 Peoples Command
1:45 Performance MOVIE: I'll Get
3:00 You Boxing from the
3:50 Olympic NHRA Drag Racing
4:30 Washington Week
5:00 in Review Commanders
6:00 Stars on Ice
6:30 Weekend Report
6:45 60 Minutes
7:35 Barnaby Jones
8:30 NBC Mystery
9:45 Movie Science Screen
10:00 Report Weekend Report
10:15 Marcus Welby***
11:10 Tonight Show
Time change
may change without notice
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
3:00 General Hospital 3:00 General Hospital 3:00 General Hospital 3:00 General Hospital 3:00 General Hospital
3:35 Break the Bank 3:35 Truth or Conse- 3:35 Sew What's New* 3:35 $20,000 Pyramid* 3:35 Body Buddies
4:00 Sesame Street quences 4:00 Cartoon Special* 4:00 Sesame Street 4:00 Sesame Street
5:00 Wild Kingdom 4:00 George 5:00 Laredo 5:00 Get Smart 5:00 Latino Consortium
5:30 Hollywood Squares 4:30 Wally's Workshop 5:55 The Adventurer 5:30 Hollywood Squares 5:30 Soul of the City
6:00 Bobby Vinton 5:00 Daniel Boone 6:25 Community Bulletin 5:55 The Protectors 6:25 Community Bulletin
6:25 Community Bulletin 5:55 Honey West Board 6:25 Community Bulletin Board
Board 6:25 Community Bulletin 6:30 Evening Report Board 6:30 Evening Report
6:30 Evening Report Board 7:00 Televisit 6:30 Evening Report 7:00 Space 1999
7:00 Bionic Woman 6:30 Evening Report 7:10 Hee Haw 7:00 Six Million Dollar 7:50 What's Happening
7:50 Monday Night Base- 7:00 Televisit 8:00 Star Trek Man 8:15 Charlie's Angels
ball: Yankees vs 7:10 Little House on 8:50 Maude 7:50 Carol Burnett 9:05 Rockford Files
Rangers the Prairie 9:15 Police Story 8:45 M*A*S*H 9:55 Community Bulletin
9:40 All in the Family 8:00 Phyllis 10:05 Community Bulletin 9:10 Baretta Board
(adult) 8:25 Doctors' Hospital Board 10:05 Community Bulletin 10:00 Final Report
10:05 Community Bulletin 9:15 Movin' On 10:10 Final Report Board 10:15 Switch***
Board 10:05 Community Bulletin 10:25 Hawkins (adult) 10:10 Final Report 11:05 The Fugitive***
10:10 Final Report Board 11:35 MOVIE: Money 10:25 The Prisoner 11:55 MOVIE: Five
10:25 Tales of the Unex- 10:10 Final Report Jungle 11:15 MOVIE: East of Ashore in Singa-
pected 10:25 Soap (adult) 1:05 Sign Off News Kilimanjaro pore (adult)
11:15 MOVIE: Crossfire 10:50 The Goodies 12:20 Sign Off News 1:30 MOVIE: Don't
12:30 Sign Off News 11:15 Visions (adult) Drink the Water
1:05 Sign Off News 3:10 Sign Off News
Channel 4 movies of the week
TODAY 11:55 p.m.—DISAPPEARANCE OF
FLIGHT 412—While on a routine training
mission, four crew members of Flight 412
track three unidentified blips on their
radar—and watch as two Marine fighter
jets, dispatched to intercept, disap-
pear while closing in on the UFOs.
Then, just as mysteriously, Flight 412
disappears from its home base radar!
Stars Glenn Ford, Bradford Dillman, Guy
Stockwell, David Soule and Robert F.
Lyons.
TODAY 1: 05 a.m.—IT HAPPENED AT NIGHT-
MARE INN—One bizarre murder leads to
another, each more gruesome than the
previous, as two sisters chop up and
incinerate their victims to destroy
any evidence of their bloody atroci-
ties. (adult viewing)
SATURDAY 11:05 p.m.—THE GREAT WALL—
This film is produced by the Chinese
Film Company with the aid of the Na-
tionalist Chinese Army. The scene is
Youth Center sets
photography, graffiti
Dance tonight to disco music. It
will be from 8 p.m. to midnight for ages
13-18. The fee will be 75 cents.
Two new classes will be offered at
the Youth Center. Darkroom photography
will be available on Thursday evenings
from 7 to 8:45. After completing this
class, students will be able to set up
their own darkroom. The class is for
grades seven through 12. First class
begins Thursday and will consist of
eight lessons.
The second new class is graffiti on
Monday evenings from 7 to 8:45. This
class will feature lettering, cartoons,
enlarging and supergraphics. Add class
to your jean jackets, posters and
T-shirts. First class meets Monday and
is for grades five through 12.
Ballet, baton and drawing and paint-
ing classes will again be offered at
the following times:
China in 230 B.C. when China consisted
of seven countries, constantly at war
with each other. General Chin decides
to build the Great Wall to keep the
invaders out, uniting China under his
rule. General Chin discovers, however,
that most of his enemies are within the
wall.
SATURDAY 12:55 a.m.— NO SURVIVORS
PLEASE—Creatures from another planet
cause earth accidents to occupy the
bodies of the victims in their plan to
take over the planet by causing an
atomic war. Stars Maria Perschy and
Robert Cunningham. (Black and white)
MONDAY 11:15 p .m.—CROSSFIRE—Caught
while trying to steal a small packet
of contraband during a raid, police
officer Vince Rossi is fired from the
department and is faced with possible
criminal charges. The entire incident
is part of an elaborate plan to allow

Ballet for all ages—Monday, begin-
ners 3-3:30 p.m.; intermediate begin-
ners 4-4:45; Wednesday, advanced begin-
ners 3-3:45 p.m., intermediates 4-4:45;
Thursday, advanced intermediates 3:30-
4:30 p.m.
Baton for all ages—Tuesday, inter-
mediates 3:15-4:15 p.m. and Friday,
beginners 3:15-4:15 p.m.
Drawing and painting for grades five
through 12, Wednesday, 7-8:45 p.m.
Adults are invited to participate.
However, youth have priority. For
more information, call 7822/7508.
Super notes to remember are: Regi-
ster for Youth Center Camp Hvitarbakki
Monday.
Enter the symbol contest and win a
free trip to camp.
Design a Youth Center insignia and
submit it at the center by June 1.
The contest is open to ages eight to
18.
Rossi to go undercover in hopes of in-
filtrating a criminal organization.
Stars James Farentino, Frank de Kovac
and John Saxon.
TUESDAY 11:15 p.m.--VISIONS—This semi-
documentary, mostly in Spanish with
English subtitles, centers on a young,
poverty-stricken Mexican farmer who de-
cides to leave his wife and newborn
daughter to seek his fortune in the
United States. (adult)
WEDNESDAY 11:15 p.m.—EAST OF KILIMAN-
JARO—A roving cameraman flies to
Africa to record the activities of two
scientists, who have convinced the
hostile Massai tribe of the need to
innoculate cattle against a deadly
virus.
THURSDAY 11:35 p.m.—MONEY JUNGLE—Five
major oil companies bid on a field to
be leased by the state, after which
Channel 4
TODAY 7 p.m.—SPACE 1999—Past and
future overlap as Moonbase Alpha per-
sonnel experience an eerie phenomenon
as the moon accelerates and travels
millions of miles in a few seconds.
During this time, it seems to duplicate
itself—as does everyone on it.
SATURDAY 8:05 p.m.—EIGHT IS ENOUGH—A
new doctor in town challenges Tom and
his family to a touch football game.
Although the Bradford children don't
know it, this will be a "grudge" game
between their father and the doctor.
SUNDAY 8:30 p.m.—NBC MYSTERY MOVIE—
Implicated in the shooting death of a
young cabbie, McCloud not only has to
contend with departmental censure but
also with the dead driver's sister.
MONDAY 9:40 p.m.—ALL IN THE FAMILY—
When Mike and Gloria receive another
baby announcement from their old high
school friend, their memories flash
trouble erupts, resulting in the deaths
of four geologists. A crack trouble-
shooter and private detective are re-
tained to solve the problem. Stars
John Ericson, Lola Albright, Nehemiah
Persoff, Leslie Parrish and Don
Rickies.
FRIDAY 11:55 p.m.—FIVE ASHORE IN SINGA-
PORE—Five Marines are sent on assign-
ment to Singapore. Their mission is to
determine why and where members of the
Corps have disappeared with no trace,
(adult)
FRIDAY 1:30 a.m.--DON'T DRINK THE WATER—
Based on the smash Broadway hit, this
hilarious comedy is a spoof on a diplo-
matic corps and an "Iron Curtain" coun-
try. Stars Jackie Gleason, Estelle
Parsons, Joan Delaney, Ted Bessell,
Michael Constantine, Howard St. John
and Danny Meehan.
highlights
back nine years to their first and al-
most last date.
TUESDAY 8:25 p.m.-DOCTORS' HOSPITAL—
A hospitalized movie magnate compares
his doctor to a Nazi surgeon; a normal-
ly efficient operating room supervisor
becomes inexplicably difficult to work
with.
WEDNESDAY 7 p.m.—SIX MILLION DOLLAR
MAN—Steve's robot-making nemesis,
Dolenz, kidnaps Oscar and then substi-
tutes a perfect mechanical replica that
even dupes the bionic man.
THURSDAY 9:15 p.m.—POLICE STORY—Police
officers Webber and Cheruco discover a
violent gang, called the Malflores, com-
prised of girls.
FRIDAY 9:05 p .m.—ROCKFORD FILES—Jim
Rockford aids a woman whose brother
mysteriously disappears after giving her
instructions to open a safe that turns
out to contain a million dollars in
cash.