Pick Your Bowl TV Scout Highlights Sun Gator Shrine
TV scout outlines schedule for major bowls and key TV repeats. Sun Bowl at El Paso features Texas Tech vs North Carolina with commentators Nelson and Cross. Gator Bowl in Jacksonville pairs Colorado and Auburn with Jackson and Grosscup. Shrine Bowl at Candlestick Park showcases top college stars in San Francisco. LSU meets Tennessee in Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston. Evening wraps with classic TV reruns from All In The Family to The Streets of San Francisco and Mary Tyler Moore among others.
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University of North Carolina
el Paso
Tex
Lindsey Nelson
Irv Cross
Colorado
Auburn
Jacksonville
Fla
Keith Jackson
Lee Grosscup
Candlestick Park
San Francisco
Television Has Come Long Way In 25 Years
New York writer recalls 1947 start of TV with 180000 sets and test patterns. By 1972 color sets and solid state circuitry reduce size and cost, from 500–1800 dollars to under 100 dollars for a large model, and larger cabinets now use compact circuitry.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
VD Blues TV special tackles venereal disease youth outreach
WOUB TV plans a two night airing of VD Blues on January 16 and 18 at 8 p.m. Host Dick Cavett explains the program blends music and drama with serious aims. The episode highlights venereal disease as an epidemic, citing Ohio data for 1971 with many cases among under 25s to reach a young audience.
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Woub-Tv
Dick Cavett
United States
Ohio
Hollywood on TV Friday Night Schedule Highlights
A TV guide style listing shows films and times led by Little Kidnappers with Duncan MacRae and Theodore Bikel, plus Romeo and Juliet with Nureyev and Fonteyn, Mouse on the Moon and The Ballad of Josie. Other features include Murder at the Gallop, Strangler of Blackmoor Castle, and Killers Are Challenged among late night titles with diverse casts.
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Duncan MacRae
Theodore Bikel
Rudolph Nureyev
Margot Fonteyn
Margaret Rutherford
Terry Thomas
Josie
Doris Day
Peter Graves
Dr. Hallet
Ralph Bellamy
Miss Marple
Agatha Christie
Sandra Dee
Bobby Darin
Blackmoor Castle
Dr. Mabuse
Broderick Crawford
Barbara Hale
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
92Nd Street
Lloyd Nolan
Joan Crawford
Jeff Chandler
Richard Harrison
Handicraft Industry Is Show Topic
Public Broadcasting Service presents Apart From the Crowd a 30 minute color documentary on the modern revival of handicraft and home industries in America. It profiles Americans who leave or reform jobs to pursue personal achievement through craft and small scale production. George Vanderventer and craftspeople Greta Toby and Rick Williams are featured.
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Public Broadcasting Service
Woub-Tv
Channel 20
George Vanderventer
Maine
Gretta Toby
Rick Williams
Who Was Carson’s Conductor Between Henderson And Severinsen
Mail asks who served as conductor between Skitch Henderson and Doc Severinsen on The Tonight Show. Milton Delugg followed Henderson and preceded Severinsen, with Severinsen taking over as music director on October 9, 1967 after joining as assistant conductor on October 1, 1962.
Faust Broadcast Planned by WOUB Saturday
Gounod's Faust will be aired Saturday at 1 p.m. EST on Texaco Met Opera Radio Network and locally on WOUB 1340 AM. Soprano Gabriella Tucci, mezzo Judith Forst, tenor Nicolai Gedda, baritone Matteo Manuguerra, and bass Cesare Siepi star with Roberto Benzi conducting. Intermissions feature Opera News on the Air with Paul Hume and Opera Quiz panels including Downes, Porter, Weaver, Randall. Faust opened in Paris 1859 and reached America in 1863 before the Met debut in 1883.
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WOUB
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Judith Forst
Siebel
Nicolai Gedda
Matteo Manuguerra
Metropolitan Opera
Valentin
Cesare Siepi
Mephistopheles
Roberto Benzi
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