Dorothy Hamill on ice
Dorothy Hamill, the Olympic ice-skating gold | medallist and star of “Ice ! Capades,” displays her arI tistry on ice in “Dorothy [ cial salutes “winners” — i the “Six Thirty Special’ j today on SPTV. In music, comedy ; sketches and skating pro- ! duction numbers, the spe- ! cial salutes “winners” — j not only those who have won medals for spectacu- ' lar achievements, but also j those who are “winners” I for their effort and determination. Miss Hamill introduces I her guests Hal Linden .! (from “Barney Miller”) j who won Broadway’s covI eted Tony Award for his
role in the hit musical “The Rothschild” some years ago, and Bruce Jenner who was acclaimed as the world’s greatest athlete when he won the Olympic Games Decathlon in 1976. She salutes several great skating champions who inspired her incuding Sonja Henie, Tenley Albright and Peggy Fleming; and, along with her guests, skates to the music of the Beatles, winners of more gold records than any other recording artists in history, and to such “winning” Broadway musicals as “The King and I,” “Grease, “My Fair Lady” and “West Side Story.” -
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Press, 28 November 1979, Page 19
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