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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1961
Page
14
A dense reading of a television schedule lists morning to late night programs across channels with shows such as News, Video Village, Double Exposure, Love of Life, Truth or Consequences, Perry Moss and Burns & Allen, among others. It outlines times from 7:00 am to 11:30 pm with various program titles and channel numbers.
A fragmented listing of daily programs with times and channel IDs. The snippet shows morning to late night slots including news, soap operas, game shows, and specials such as Truth D ancel Storm, The Price Is Right, Eye of Night, and The Lone Ranger with various hosts and repeats.
Barry Sullivan travels to Italy to shoot Light in the Piazza while Tall Man work continues at NBC. Clu Gulager stays in the spotlight with rodeo appearances and a San Antonio stage role in Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew.
ANNAHEIM Calif AP Benny Goodman swings at Disney land with a new big band mainly of young players. Crowds pack the park as dancers jitterbug to a sound praised by Walt Disney himself. Goodman extends a 15 minute encore beyond his booked time, insisting he will pay.
ABC announces This Week Around the World a Sunday night news review premiering June 18. ABC correspondents worldwide will cover major developments with in depth analysis and a future news projection segment.
The Paramount screens Return to Peyton Place with Carol Lynley and Jeff Chandler today. Portrait of a Mobster with Vic Morrow and Leslie Morrow plays Friday and Saturday. Sterling shows Love in a Goldfish Bowl tonight with Tommy Sands and Fabian, starts Wednesday One Eyed Jacks with Marlon Brando Karl Malden Katy Jurado. Outdoor tonight drums Drum Beat with Alan Ladd and Room 43 with Diana Dors. Portrait in Black with Lana Turner Sunday Monday. Battle Hymn Tuesday. Nature Girl and the Slave Wednesday Friday and Circus of Horrors. 1-18 dance bands.
Orchestra led by Bob White on modern pieces tonight. On Sunday Leo Greco offers mixed dancing followed by Babe Wagner Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday feature Ray Stolzenberg mixed dancing. Friday brings Fetz Fritsche of the old Blue Banners. Sunday June 18 presents Duke Ellington.
Metropolitan Opera basso Salvatore Baccaloni stars in the 18th century opera Il Filosofo di Campagna The Guardian Tricked to be rebroadcast on Camera Three CBS TV Sunday June 11. Cast includes sopranos Barbara Meister and Arlene Saunders tenor William Lewis and bass Ezio Flagello with a 20 piece orchestra under Alfredo Antonini.
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