TV Picks Highlight 1969 Week Night Schedule
A dense list of primes and movies per network including Orioles or Tigers broadcasts and several 1960s era productions. Notable items include Love Nest with Lundigan Haver and Monroe, The Gambler from Natchez, The Americano, The Lively Set, and Holly wood Palace with Bing Crosby. Also listed are political and religious broadcasts featuring George Wallace Billy Graham and Ed Sullivan.
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George Wallace
Gambler
Natchez
Dale Robertson
Debra Paget
Thomas Gomez
Lis Daniels
Glenn Ford
Frank Lovejoy
Cesar Romero
Abbe Lane
Hawaii
Sammy
Robert Culp
Jack Carson
Ed Sullivan
Melvyn Douglas
Pert Kelton
Johnny Mathis
Lana Cantrell
Jace E. Leonard
John Byner
Pickle Brothers
Vikings
Cardinals
St. Louis
Hush
Charlotte
Bette Davis
Olivia de Havilland
Agnes Moorhead
Joseph Cotten
Cecil Kellaway
Victor Bruno
Clergyman Calls for Responsibility in Films
HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Episcopal priest Malcolm Boyd, once a Hollywood insider, argues for a balance between artistic freedom and responsibility. He opposes censorship, favors industry self-policing, and emphasizes drawing a line between freedom and license. He has authored Are You Running With Me Jesus and Malcolm Boyd's Book of Days.
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Hollywood
NEA
Malcolm Boyd
Boyd
Jesus
Morality in film and music trends spark debate
A discussion on honest portrayal in cinema notes moral lines across sex violence and language. The piece cites rankings from The Cash Box weekly on top records and quotes Boyd praising frank dialogue and disapproving hypocrisy while defending candid depictions and awards controversies.
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National Council of Churches
Boyd
Guthrie Box Office Receipts Set Mark
Guthrie reports eight performances for the week ending Aug 24 set a box office record of 39 514 dollars the top weekly total since opening in 1963. Capacity reached 94.3 percent with 1351 seats used per performance. Plays staged included Twelfth Night The Master Builder Serjeant Musgrave's Dance and The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui. Merton of the Movies joins Sept 24 and The House of Arteus opens Oct 29.
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the Guthrie
Serjeant Musgrave
Arturo Ui
Merton
House of Arteus
Choral Director George Wyle Returns to NBC Show
Choral director George Wyle is back at NBC for pre production work on The Jerry Lewis Show after a summer spent traveling to Israel, Mexico, and Hawaii. This year he purposely went nowhere.
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George Wyle
NBC
Jerry Lewis
Israel
Mexico
Hawaii
George
Cameraman In Wheelchair Shoots For The Rain People
Warner Bros Seven Arts unit filming across New York to Denver uses minimal gear. Shirley Knight and James Caan are without usual luxuries. Cameraman Bill Butler operates a portable camera from a wheelchair while a crew member pushes him for mobile shots.
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Hollywood
John Phillip Law
Warner Bros.Seven Arts
Paris
Warner Bros.-Seven Arts
New York
Denver
Shirley Knight
James Caan
Bill Butler
Makeuo
Butler
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Orioles
Tigers
William Lundigan
June Haver
Marilyn Monroe
Jack Paar
James Darren
Pamela Tiffin
Doug McClure
Joanie Sommers
Hollywood Palace
Bing Crosby
Sid Caesar
the King Sisters
Florence Henderson
Joe Bushkin
Gene Bayles
Lucille Ball
John Wayne
Andy Griffith
Ken Berry
Mayberry Rfd
Joey
Arthur
Bill
HemisFair
Showtime
George Gobel
Georgia Brown
Soupy Sales
Kenneth McKellar
The
Sutherland Highlanders
Peddlers
Sandra Dee
Bobby Darin
Micheline Presle
John Lund
Charles Kuralt
America
Billy Graham Crusade
Kraft Music Hall
Barbara McNair
Anthony and the Imperials
the Rascals
Charlie Manna
Ed Mahon
Dean Martin
Elizabeth Montgomery
Carol Burnett
Martin Balsam
Jill St. John
Dom DeLuise
Ronnie Martin
Kaye Hart
the Lane Brothers
Robert Taylor
Cyd Charisse
Lee J. Cobb
John Ireland
Kent Smith
Gannon
Frank Sinatra Jr
Joey Heatherton
Avery Schreiber
Skiles
Henderson
Twins
Detroit
Kings of the Sun
Yul Brynner
George Chokiris
Shirley Anne Field
Ichard Basehart
Bengals
Chargers
San Diego
Butch
Jeremy Slate
Paramount Pictures
Charles Portis
Hal Wallis
Glen Campbell
Kim Darby
East Side
Red Owl
Portugal
SPAN
Portuguese Airways
Lieben
Shrine of Fatima
Figueira da Foz
Estoril
Andalusien
Seville
Cordoba
Granada
Madrid
Toledo
el Escorta
Spain
Oakland Ave
Austin
Minn
Austin (Minn
Herald
Clergyman
Cash Box
Steppenwolf
Light My Fire
Feliciano
Vogues
Doors
Cream
Classical Gas
Williams
Lewis
Booker T
Mgs
Mama Cass
Guthrie
Supper Club
Akensticks
SUN
Hiway
Dave Reynen
Olvos
Louisville, Ky