Marisa Pavan

FOUR literary adaptations lend luster to the lineup of films on television this week. Nunnally Johnson's MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT (1956), from Sloan Wilson's best-selling novel, crisply depicts a Manhattan executive worn down by commuting and office intrigue and confused by a wartime affair that has resurfaced. The fine cast is headed by

MOVIES on television this week offer a spin across the map, from Connecticut to Florida to ancient Rome. Nunnally Johnson's direction brought a probling intelligence to THE MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT (1956), from the Sloan Wilson best seller about a Manhattan commuter exec taking inventory. Gregory Peck, in a becoming role and performance, is