PAGE 4, THE TOWNSMAN, Thursday, Seotember @, 1977 2 SATURDAY 3&6 4 NEW ARCHIES SABRINA | SESAME STREET 9:00 | KIDDIES ON KAMERA sues = SUNNY LAN THE GREATES CIRCLE SQUARE 9:30 KIDSTUFF ° THE YOUNG SENTINEL: ° 10:00 BIG BLUE MARBLE SEARCH AND RESUE BROWN PAPER BAG 10:30 LET'S GO REBOP r NaC MAJOR LEAGUE SATURDAY MORNING. . 11:00 | mcowaN a co. CARRASCOLENDAS BASEBALL KLAHANIE i ~ 14:30 SHOW BIZ SESAME STREET SATURDAY MATINEE . 12:00 J0V OF COLLECTING __ THE GAME THE BROKEN: 12:30 ART OF COOKING GUPPIES TO GROUPERS PUZZLE” : 1:06 RED FISHER OIL PAINTING - 1:30 | 0OURNAL IN-TERNATIONAL LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU [THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL CBC SAT SPORTS 2:00 | chawpronswip Tenis | geOcKETS vicrory”"} SATURDAY MOVIE j 2:90 ~ FRENCH CHEF 3:00. | ALL STAR WRESTLING WOMAN 3:30 es ae “GREATCON. ESCAPE 4:00 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS FIRING LINE ~ GREAT_AMER. GAME Bc. oeRBY 4:30 . : ANIMAL WORLD SPACE 1908 5:00 NOVA NEWSERVICE . 5:30 : . SATURDAY EVENING 6:00 NEWS HOUR. IN PURSUIT OF LIBERTY ANIMAL WORLO BOS MCLEAN ' 6:30 | coNnecTiON WILD KINGDOM BILLY GRAHAM », 2:00 BIONIC WOMAN aD THE GONG SHOW 7:30 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC THE BIONIC WOMAN HAPPY DAYS 7 8:00 | HEART AND SOUL WODEHOUSE PLAYHOUSE SATURDAY NIGHT 8:30 ‘EVENING AT POPS ; SATURDAY NIGHT vAPPRENTICESHIP or 9:00 | BEHINC CLOSED ooors “DIRTY HARRY" QUODY KRAVITZ" 5-30 PICCADILLY CIRCUS ot . 10:00 Z KING OF KENSINGTON 10:30. SOMETHING PERSONAL NEWS THE NATIONAL 11:00 CTV NEWS MISS AMER. PAGEANT WEEKEND NIGHT FINAL 13:30 NEWS HOUR FINAL SATURDAY DOUBLE _ 12:00 ; ree LiMo LINE’ THE LATE SHOW 5 STAR MOVIE “CAFE METROPOLE” “CAHILL, UNITED STATES "THE REWARD’ MARSHAL,” i ‘ October. This kind of special- j Hollywood’s wartime movies Hollywood warring has mildly annoyed at be te sown Reinet Aron and still-preserved radio news- SO least one producer. feet. of film assembled for his castsofthatera. = es to. war - _ “It's terrible the business ha: wartime project. The show also will inctude go come to that,” said Jack Haley, suape ATTITUDES segments on wartime blackouts, LOS ANGELES, Calif. (AP} — On Sept. 18--not Oct. 23 as criginally planned—-NBC will put a two-hour special it cur- _ rently calls Hollywood Goes to War onthe air, NBC originally called it Life Goes to War. The change came after ABC ordered a Similar project, The Movies Go to War, whicis may be on the air ‘next month or in 2 who hasbeen putting together the NBC special for more than a year. “It's like children fight- ing at recess.” The program's basic theme is life in-the United States during the Second World War. “The movies, of course, and the radio were the two most in- fluential of the media in terms of enlightening people—and also shaping their attitudes.” To show life back then, he added, his special will be a “I'm: trying to show what it mixture of home and battlefront was like to-be a noncombatant newsreels, photographs, clips of the home the hysteria that swept. the West Coast after Japan’s altack on Pear! Harbor and home-front rationing, he said. 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ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 10:00 SHADES OF GREENE 0:30 NEWSERVICE THE NATIONAL 1:00 CTV NEWS SUNDAY NIGHT NEWS NIGHT FINAL 11:30 NEWS HOUR FINAL ‘FACE THE NATION 5 STAR MOVIE: SUNDAY MYSTERY MOVIE 12;00, THE LATE SHOW _ LATE MOVIE “A TASTE OF EVIL! PHS ‘THE DARING DOBER. . Mark Hamill . Super star thanks to Star Wars By BOB THOMAS | LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mark _ Hamill, who as the intergalactic warrior Luke Skywalker -sud- denly found himself the star of the hit movie Star Wars, is working on a new film thathas. him playing the part of a car mechanic. Stingray casts Hamill as a high school misfit. whose only interest is remaking cars. When his prize Carvette is stolen, he begins a wild chase to find: it: The film is being produced by Hail Barwood and directed by Mathew Robbins based on their own script. Although his rele in Star Wars has afforded him almost | super-star status, Hamill denies he really feels much change. “The only time it really hit me was when Fox.sent Harri- son Ford and me on a three- week appearance tour. 1 had the whole works—TV and radio interviews, fans at the airports, Fox officials to take care of ev- ery need, limousines, hotel suites, ; ‘But as soon as I got home, it was like living in a vaccuum again. I went back to the same hoitse, I see the eight or nine friends I always see, I go to no jarties, because I don't like Parties. : NOW CAN SAY ‘NO’ : “Of course there has been a difference in my career. The main advantage is that now I am able to say ‘no to roles I don’t want to do.” One consequence of Star Wars that displeases Hamill is some of the attention he has been get- ting in print. : “Tye been called ‘a California clone with brains baked by the sun’,” he complained, “As though I just fell into all this by accident. “THE BOOK | - OF LISTS” When Irving Wallace, with his daughter Amy Wallace and his son David Wallechin- - sky, was compiling his new, “The Book of Lists," he ran: ads in papers across the country asking people who- were good ilst-makers to con- tact him for possible profit.- “Between 800 and 1,00 _ people replied,’ he esti-. ‘mates, “with more men than women answering the adds. “Only a few sent in absurd lists, and a few turned out to be perfect. “The best list-makers = - seemed congregated at the . extremes of the country, in Massachusetts, New York and California, Though we got good lists from Florida - and the Chicago area.” Wallace wrote a covey of famous persons requesting their personal lists of various . Kinds (Johnny Cash's list of -10 greatest country songs; John Gielgud’s list of the six |, - greatest Hamlets; Clifford: Irving’s list of 10 best . forgers}, and 7) per cent of - those approached responded agreeably.