SHOW DATE:
Sunday, November 14 10:30 AM ABC 7- WLS TV Chicago
Special Guests:
-Star Tia Carerre joined Janet Davies for a heart to heart about the cinema world and television.   Talking on experiences, Tia and Janet laugh with the past, while talking about the present.  As Tia jumps form the movie screen to the television she talks about her newest syndicated television show Relic Hunter.

 

-Scott Turow, author of Presumed Innocent starring Harrison Ford has written a new thriller holding everyone in suspense.  Brought to you by 190 North, Turow talks with host Janet Davies one on one giving the inside scoop about his newest bestseller, Personal Injuries.
Places Featured:

-190 North feature contributor Bill Leff says good by as, Chicago's, "Cows on Parade" moooves on to greener pastures.  Traveling the city, Bill asks Chicago natives and tourists their opinion about this summers charity cow craze.   
 
EXTRA Information on Tia Carerre

Relic Hunter airs, Saturday nights at 10:35pm on ABC 7, Chicago. Site with show information from previous news article... http://www.slam.ca/TelevisionShowsR/relichunter.html
EXTRA Information on Scott Turow 
Everything you every wanted to know can be found at www.scottturow.com
EXTRA Information on Chicago's "Cows on Parade" 
 The herds have moved on.  The Cows on Parade (TM) summer exhibition has ended, leaving behind wonderful memories of the celebrated bovines we won't soon forget.  The exhibition was also a tremendously successful tourism promotion for our city, producing an economic impact estimated at $200 million.  More than a million visitors flocked to Chicago to see the cows this summer.

Nearly 320 art cows were displayed in the exhibition.  Of these, more that half will be sold through charity auctions.  The balance will be taken home by their patrons for private display and few will remain on public display, although on private property such as lobbies and plazas.

Catching the Cows before their departure onto new land, Bill Leff visits the Chicago Theatre.  The theatre was the final viewing place for cow enthusiasts before the final bidding and charity explosion took place on November 9. 
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