1987 TV Guide--Sacramento Bee--"Mia Sara"

1987 TV Guide---Sacramento Bee “Mia Sara”

TV Today, TV Guide from Sacramento Bee newspaper, Sacramento California

                  1987---Week of May 10-16---8¼“x10½“

Cover---Mia Sara in “Queenie”---7¼”x8¼“

Cover Article--Sara applies gumption to 'Queenie'. Did Michael Korda model his

                         best-selling “Queenie” on the life of his aunt, Merle Oberon? Korda

                         has been cagey about it, but the makers of the miniseries version of

                         the book are assuming that Korda did indeed plunder his aunt's

                         memory when creating his scheming, duplicitous, much-married

                         heroine.

Picture---Mia Sara in “Queenie”---5½“x4”

Picture---Charlie Chaplin in “The Gold Rush”---3½“x4”

Picture---Dan Aykroyd & John Belusi in “The Blues Brothers”---3¼“x3¾“

Picture---Shirely MacLaine & John Forsythe in “The Trouble With Harry”---5½“x3½”

Picture---Richard Wimark & Louis Gossett Jr. in “A Gathering of Old Men”---4¾“x4½“

               'Gathering' has pride, justice for all. Article about the movie set in modern

                rural Louisiana.

Picture---Mia Sara & Kirk Douglas in “Queenie”---3¼“x6½“

Picture---Woody Strode, Sandman Sims, Danny Barker, Louis Gossett Jr.,

                Joe Seneca & P. Jay Sidney---7¼“x5½“

                A group of aging black men tells us all about the swelling of courage as they

                come to the aid of an esteemed black 'friend' in the dramatic special.

Picture---Richard Widmark with 5 questions and answers about his career---3”x3”

Ad---The Road to Hong Kong—Bob Hope, Bing Crosby & Joan Collins

         The Sunshine Boys---George Burns & Walter Matthau

         Two ads (pictures) in one large one---7”x5”

Ad---George C. Scott in “Mr. President”---7”x5”

Ad---James Sewart, John Dall & Farley Granger in “Rope”---7”x5”

Ad---Special Report on the News. The war ended 13 years ago. But the fight for the

         memorial rages on. Tonight Christine Craft explores why there is so much

         controversy surrounding...The Vietnam Memorial: DREAM OR DELUSION

         There are two solders with riffles looking upward. No Names.---7”x5”

Ad---Shirley MacLaine, John Forsythe & Jerry Mathers in Alfred Hitchcock's

         “The Trouble With Harry”---7”x5”

Ad---Tim Cnway & Don Knotts in “ The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again”---7”x5”

All Pictures in black & white.   Pages 55.    Nice condition with some aging.

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