7"! week-pulchritude, prurience, psychology
Aunt Hannah recommends:
, Saturday:
Ch. 12 (ETV), 7 p.m.: 77e Black Tulip. The first
chapter in a new six-part dramatic series taken from a
tale of French intrigue by Alexandre Dumas, who
seems to be making a comeback on film.
Ch. 7, 8 p.m.: Hustling (TV movie). To those of
you with more prurient interests (if Simon Ward isn't
enough) there's this uncompromising drama about
you-know-what on the streets of you-know-where.
Ch. 3, 9 p.m.: Entertainment Hall of Fame
Awards. All-star cast of performers will present
TV Aunt Hannah
awards and pay tribute to 10 new inductees to the
Hall of Fame (five living, five deceased).
Ch. 12 (ETV), 10 p.m.: Play of the Month: The
Withered Ami First in a series of dramas from
English novelist Thomas Hardy. This one's a
psychological thriller of wizardry and witchcraft.
Ch. 4 (cable), 1 1 p.m.: Wide World Special: It's a
Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman. TV adaptation of
the 1966 Broadway musical, with David Wilson and
David Wayne.
Sunday:
Ch. 12 (ETV), 2:30 p.m.: Theatre in America:
Brother to Dragons. Robert Penn Warren drama
performed by Trinity Square Repertory Company of
DEPRESSION ART "FOUND"
Public Offered
1937 OA Gov't
Art Prints
A series of rare eoinridenre
has led to the historic discover
of several thousand sets of full
color antiaue art Drints that wr
"lost since 1937." They are now
oeinf ottered to the public
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
Back in 1937. immediately fol
lowing the depression vears. Mrs
tleanor Roosevelt and a select
group of a dozen nationally uro
minent people, formed a vol on
Itary national committee for art
appreciation to create an art pro
gram that would give the public a
well-needed moral lift. It was the
committee's decision to select the
world's most famous naintinrt
9
from the 16th. 17th. 18th. 19th.
and 20th centuries the best
paintings of Matisse. Van Gorh.
Gainsborough, Picasso, Gauguin,
Titian, etc.. and to reproduce
them in full color as perfectly as
humanly possible and make them
available to the public at a orice
.... . -
within the reach of everyone.
ABANDONED IN 1937
For some unknown reason.
after a quantity of these beautiful
reproductions were made, the en
tire project was abandoned and
this collection of perfect repro
ductions was stored in a Brooklyn
warehouse, where they remained
undisturbed since 1937.
The lost collection was 'Wis
covered" and leading lithogra
phers and art critics arree that
I the subject matter and quality of
detail and color reproduction is
incredibly accurate. Over $500.-
090.00 had been snent to make
engraved glass printing plates
These authentic orginal 1937
prints are literally collector's
items and have been appraised bv
. . . . .
the American Appraisers Assoc.
at $7.00 each print. Once they
have been sold, there will be no
more available. A truly excellent
art 'investment that makes a
fabulous gift.
AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC
Now, after 38 years these full
color 11" x 14" (ave. size) prints
are finally available to the public
at $19.95 for a collection of 18
prints. Send cash, chetk or mon
ey order to: U.S. Surplus, Dept.
X31 . P. O. Box 605. Tarzana.
Calif. 91356. Fully GUARAN
TEED. Certificate of authenticity
given with each set. Master Charge
and HankAmencard UJv (give
card number).
Providence.
Ch. 12 (ETV), 7:30 p.m.: Masterpiece Theatre:
The Mill. Last of the English "Country Matters"
presentations. This one is an adaptation from story
by H.E. Bates.
Ch. 7, 7:30 p.m.: A Fistful! of Dollars (movie,
1965). First-time TV presentation of the original
Clint Eastwood spaghetti western.
Monday:
Ch. 12 (ETV), 7 p.m. Weather Machine. Special
two-hour documentary on hows and whys of the
weather and the ways man misuses the environment.
Tuesday:
Ch. 12 (ETV), 7 p.m.: Correctional Reform
Legislative Hearing. Special three-hour live broadcasts
of Legislature's Judiciary Hearing on penal reform.
Ch. 3, midnight: Tomorrow. Host Tom Snyder
talks with Jimmy Hoffa.
Wednesday:
Ch. 12 (ETV), 7 p.m.: Arabs and Israelis. Portraits
of individuals caught up in Mideast crises are once
again featured in this concluding chapter of the series.
Ch. 12 (ETV), 8:30 p.m.: Rap About It. The Rev.
Jesse Jackson talks with host Mai Adama about
economic troubles confronting the poor and
minorities.
Ch. 7, 10:30 p.m.: Wide World Special: Clark
Gable: The King Remembered. Peter Lawford (once
again) hosts this look into the real and screen life of
the large-eared lover.
Thursday:
Ch. 7, 10:30 p.m.: Wide World Special:
Homosexuals: Out of the Shadows.
Ch. 3, midnight: Tomorrow. Tom Snyder and Co.
take a look at pronography in films.
Friday: take a look at pornography in films.
Ch. 4 (cable), 10:30 p.m.: Gentleman's Agreement
(movie, 1947). Extremely well handled, conscientious
film with Gregory Peck, as a reporter who poses as a
Jew in order to gather information on anti-Semitism.
Several Oscars including one for director Elia Kazan.
'Adam's Rib' begins
at Sheldon tonight
The classic comedy team of Katharine Hepburn
and Spencer Tracy will be featured this weekend in
the Sheldon Film Theater's Women In Film Series.
The movie is Adam's Rib, a 1949 hit from director
George Cukor written by husband-wife screenwriters
Ruth Gordon and Garson Kanin. The movie replaces
Daisy Kenyon, which was originally scheduled in the
series, but will not be shown due to booking
problems.
Showings are at 3, 7 and 9 p.m. today and
Saturday at the Sheldon Gallery Auditorium.
Admission is $1.25.
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daily nebraskan
friday, february 21, 1975