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An extortionist (Ray Colbert) demands $5 million from the Ewings or he will blow up one of
their most profitable properties, on DALLAS, Friday, December 19 on CBS-TV.
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Hector Elizondo and Tom Mason star as
two San Francisco detective sergeants
operating undercover as plainclothes cops in
the third episode of FREEBIE AND THE
BEAN, new comedy-adventure series, to be
broadcast Saturday, December 20 on CBS-TV.
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Dorothy Hamill and NBC sportscaster Don
Criqui report on boys and girls figure skating
competition from New York City on
NBC-TV's sportsvariety series, GAMES
PEOPLE PLAY, Thursday, December 18.
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The Bellamy Brothers, whose
Warner Bros, single of 'Lovers
Live Longer' is spotlighted in the
national country charts, have
been in Los Angeles taping such
TV'ers as 'The Mike Douglas
Show,' 'The Toni Tennille Show'
and 'The John Davidson Show.'
Howard and David Bellamy will
wind up an international televi
sion tour the latter part of
December; after making stops in
England, Germany, Austria, Italy
and Holland.
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The Bellamy Brothers
Bill Anderson, Bobby Bare
and Johnny Duncan have each
taped a segment at the Opry
House for the upcoming Cerebral
Palsy Telethon. The show is set to
air, on ABC-TV, January 17 and
18; and the pre-recorded
segments by Bare, Anderson and
Duncan will be part of a special
country music section to be
hosted by Paul Anka.
Anderson will feature his
newest MCA single, 'I Want That
Feeling Again,' Bare will do his
rendition of 'Willie Jones;' and
Duncan will present his recent hit
with Janie Fricke, 'He's Out of
My Life.'
Patsy and Ed Bruce's
Gingham Music Company has
won its first ASCAP award for
'The Last Cowboy Song.' Ed,
himself, has the Cashbox
Magazine Award for 'Outstanding
Achievement For The Top New
Male Vocalist On A Country
Album.' He also won Billboard
Magazine's Award for 'Number
One New Male Country Artist.'
Bruce is currently stepping up
the charts with his new single of
'Girls. Women and Ladies.'
Tom T. Hall did a sellout two
hour performance as guest per
former of the Houston Pops Or
chestra recently. The show
features Hall in a solo segment,
performing with his own band.
The Storytellers, and with a full
accompaniment of the orchestra.
This was the first such event for
Hall but is not likely to be the last,
since the Fort Worth Symphony
has already approached him for a
special 'Hall Evening' in 1981.
Opryland USA has scheduled a
25-city audition tour for
December and January, sear
ching for 350 singers, dancers,
conductors,' musicians, stage
managers and technicians for the
Parks 10th birthday season that
begins March 28, 1981.
Audition details are available by
writing Opryland Entertainment
Department, 2802 Opryland
Drive,) Nashville, Tennessee
37214 or by calling the depart
ment at (615) 889 6600.
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Kenny Rogers
A new book, Kenny Rogers:
Gambler, Dreamer, Lover has
been published by Delilah Com
munications. This is the first
biography of Rogers to be
published and contains more
about the singer's personal life
and history than we've seen in
previous publications.
The book covers Rogers many
ups and downs in the music
business, including past suc
cesses with both records and
wives.
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regular program listings.
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