Afternoon TV lineup and bridge column from March 10 1981
The page lists a full nightly TV schedule from 6:00 to 5:30 with programs across networks and local channels including news, entertainment, and sports. It also contains a bridge column analysis of a hand from a four deal game and cryptic crossword elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Burnett and Friends
Gomer Pyle
ABC News
NBC News
Ces News
Bob Newhart
Tish Sommers
Lawrence Hochheimer
Oo Joeman
Barney Miller
Atlanta HawKs
Chicago Bulls
J.J
MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT
Dick Cavett
Loso Lobo
Billy Graham Crusade
Palmerstown
Laverne & Shirley
Jonathan
Jennifer
New York
California
Billy Graham
Flamingo Road Lane
Declarer
West
East
Charles Goren
P.O. Box
Norwood
N.J
Georgia Dept. OF Labor
Hollywood Report 700 Club
Jim Bakker
Porter Wagoner Knozitland
Good Morning America
Charles Kuralt
Funtime Electric Company
Ken Pangborn
Hazel
Jim Barker
E Electric Company
Richard Simmons
Green Acres
Math Factory
Mike Douglas
Las Vegas
the Jeffersons
Dan Duryea
Jayne Mansfield
Georgia
Carolina Today
Freeman
Ryan’s Hope
the Doctors
Conrad
ALL MY Children
Roddy McDowall
Debbie Watson
Japan
the Living Trads
Toms Cen
Hospital
Guiding Light
Creative Dramatics
EAS
Edge OF Night
Knozitland
THE
Flintstones
Sesame Street
Mister Rogers
John Davidson
Robert Urich
Dottie West
Gallagher
Rupert Holmes
Beverly Hillbillies
Electric Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Chos
Thomas Joseph
Kakar
Playhouse
Luke Skywalker Film
Delaware
Caucasus
Packer
Chase
Giant
Sloane
Go Hungry
Region
More
Ford
Rhode Island
Dakota
la Mancha
Jerry
Longfellow
TYUEK
AK Akyik
Bismarck
King Features Syndicate
Vie
Wres
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
Ace
Columbia
Carson
Buddy Hackett
Larry Gatlin
Lou Grant
James Mason
Jessica Tandy
Rommel
Jean-Pierre Rampal
Lake Wood Manor
Ralph Bakshi
Sheena Easton
Claude Akins
Joseph Cotten
Edward G. Robinson
Paul Lukas
waTu
Wiens
eTv
Wees
Wrlk
wRom
WLTC
Hei
CBN
Cregar
Ben Maxwell
Maxwell
Loft
Duffy
Milford
Houston
Andy
Margo
J Franklin Desmond
Frank
Zero