Summer TV shows promise with new CBS and ABC lineups
Hollywood spotlight on CBS and ABC summer plans. Four CBS one hour variety series premier in New York and Hollywood, featuring Melba Moore Clifton Davis David Steinberg Jerry Reed and John Byner to develop young talent. ABC launches two half hour comedies The Super and The Cover Bar from Hollywood and New York with Ken Berry hosting The Ken Berry Show to debut June 21.
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Young Americans On Tour To Bay Area Venues
The Young Americans, aged 15 to 20, tour as America’s ambassadors of goodwill with dates in the Bay Area. They perform at Masonica Auditorium in San Francisco on April 22 and The Flint Center in Cupertino on April 23, with tickets via Sherman Clay Macy’s Ticketron or by phone.
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Television Timetable Shows Apollo Coverage Amid Busy Slate
A dense TV schedule outlines Apollo mission coverage and a packed lineup of cartoons, games, talk shows, and films across stations. Notable entries include Mystery of the Past, Jeopardy, Truth or Consequences, and a variety of classic dramas and comedies with multiple airings in the afternoon and evening slots.
Pocket Guide to Bridge Commentary Note
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge hand from Nortel Q710, detailing trump play, discards, and a finesse. The piece offers strategic guidance for declarer play and a sample Daily Question with a recommended answer. It advertises the pocket guide and provides mailing details for purchase.
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N.Y
First Oscar ceremony 1929 marked modest start for Janet Gaynor
News Service recalls the first Academy Awards held May 15 1929 at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood. Wings won best picture. Janet Gaynor earned the Oscar for Seventh Heaven and Street Angel. Clark Bow and Gary Cooper appeared, while nominations honored silent films and early industry figures.
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