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EVENING 6:30 HBO THE GREAT AMERICAN GHOST TOUR Documented United Press International Helen Landgarten, pioneer in art therapy, thinks graffiti in New York subways — possibly the most ela borate in the world — is terrific. The same for graffiti elsewhere from coast to coast. Further, she claims executing such “art” is good for the artist's mental health. Never mind that people she re fers to as “artists” sometimes are called perpetrators by police. Subway “art” covers the interior and exterior of oodles of cars. Like graffiti elsewhere, it ranges from ab stract or obscure characters in ev ery color and shape down to four- letter words. “The young people who do it are expressing themselves,” said Landgarten, an art professor at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles and art therapist at the Family and Mental Health Center, Cedars Sinai Hospital. “The art is something that does not need to be rationalized. It is spontaneous. It is creative — rules don’t apply. “People need freedom to ex press themselves in these ways. “I think people in the creative pro cess are exposed to this therapeu tic component. It is good for their mental health. “They have this opportunity to communicate and express their emotions in some way other than psychic phenomena which have started new speculations about the supernatural world are exa mined by host Richard Kiley. 7:00 0 CD BUGS BUNNY MYS TERY SPECIAL Bugs Bunny comes within a hare’s breadth of being named Public Rabbit Number One when a series of mistaken identities involve him in a crime spree. 7:30 O (D PUFF THE MAGIC DRA GON A magic dragon helps a young boy acquire the courage to face the problems of growing up. (R) 8:00 (Q PETEI The career of clari netist Pete Fountain is traced from his roots in Dixieland to his present status as top tourist attraction of the Crescent City. 9:OOQ PETEI The career of clari netist Pete Fountain is traced from his roots in Dixieland to his present status as top tourist blowing up. Then they feel better about themselves and the world around them. ‘Doing art’, spon taneously or planned, can keep them steadier from a mental health standpoint. “That is why I call it preventive psychiatry.” At Loyola Marymount, Landgar ten directs the art therapy masters degree program, one of the most renowned in the nation. Her honors are numerous and include honorary lifetime membership in the Amer ican Art Therapy Association in which she served as chairman for six years. Landgarten, acknowledged by her peers as a distinguished pioneer in art therapy, talked about graffiti, art and mental health while in New York to help open an Inter national Children’s Art Exhibit. She was consultant to the world wide contest which selected hun dreds of winners from among 12,000 entrants, 5-to-15 years old, in 48 countries. The contest is sponsored by the Society for Art Education and the Nippon Television Network and Cultural Soc ety. It is coordinated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, the Yoshimuri Newspaper, the Japanese Federation of Artistic Design, the Association of Japanese Art Education and Rente! Company Inc. attraction of the Crescent City. 12:30 HBO ON LOCATION: DON RIC- KLES AND HIS WISE GUYS The Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas is the setting for plenty of sar castic one-liners and put- downs aplenty as the “warm way” of comedian Don Rickies roasts his audience. AFTERNOON 1:30 ©THE ATHLETES EVENING 7:00 Q O §D WORLD SERIES Live coverage of the second game of the World Series from the city of the National League champion. It aims to promote greater world friendship through the sharing of children’s artwork. “The contest is a celebration of the wonder and creativity of youth,” Landgarten said. “It offers an in sight into the feelings and emotions that go into chillren’s art.” This is the 10th contest. Over the years, the most popular art themes created by the children go like this: —Grades 1-3: animals, flowers, and pictures of themselves or just one person. —Grades 4-8: scenery. —Junior high: groups of persons in some kind of activity and still lifes. Drawing, doodling and painting isn’t just kid stuff, Landgarten re minded. “And the paper on ‘drawing walls’ needn’t be confined to public places — such as subway stations. Draw ing spontaneously can help in offices and factories and even in the home.” If you don’t believe it, she says, try it. Just reach for a paintbrush, crayon, can of spray paint, or a ball point the next time in one 24-hour period you’re overdrawn at the bank, a kid comes home with a front tooth in his hand, the cat has fits, and the brownies burn. AFTERNOON 3:00 © “Curse Of The Mayan Tem ple” (1977) 4:00 HBO “Where Time Began” (1978) Documentary. The prehistoric age of man, when dinosaurs ran rampant and cavemen found themselves in a daily battle for survival, is dramatized. (G-1 hr., 26 min.) EVENING 7:00 0 © ★★★ “Friendly Fire” (1979) Carol Burnett, Ned Beatty. The parents of a young soldier who was killed in Viet nam face governmental red tape and indifference when they try to find out how their son really died. (R) 7:30 HBO “It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” (1963) Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle. A group of people travels over mountains, through deserts and across great expanses to reach $350,000 in buried loot after its location is revealed by a dying mobster. (G-2 hrs., 46 min.) 8:00 0© ★★★ “And Your Name Is Jonah” (1979) Sally Struthers, James Woods. A young couple's 7-year-old son is discovered to be profoundly deaf after having been incor rectly diagnosed as mentally retarded years earlier. (R) ffi ★★★Vi “Gambit” (1966) Shirley MacLaine, Michael Caine. A glamorous girl and an English con man plot to steal a valuable sculpture. 10:30 HBO “Dracula” (1979) Frank Langella, Laurence Olivier. In a 1913 English coastal town, an aged professor seeks ven geance against the centuries- old vampire who murdered his daughter. (R-1 hr., 49 min.) 11:00© ★★Vi “Overboard" (1978) Angie Dickinson, Cliff Robert son. A successful attorney gives up his lucrative practice and persuades his reluctant wife to sail around the world with him. (R) 11:30 0' ★★Vi “Blackmail” (1939) Edward G. Robinson, Ruth Hussey. Falsely sentenced, a man breaks out of prison to prove his innocence. Graffiti therapeutic