Television Log for KPRC TV Monday Mix
TV listings show KPRC scheduled programs from 5:25 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including Tales, Sixgun Theatre, World at Large, Movietone News, Weathercast, Tony Martin, News Caravan, Producers Showcase, Robert Montgomery, Badge 714, The Lone Wolf, Final Edition News, Dante Time, Tonight, and Vespers, with morning prayers and daytime shows listed for the RED TV and other segments. The schedule notes early morning prayers, children's programs, and religious readings interspersed with news and entertainment blocks.
Television Guide Schedule Entry
Program list includes Channel 6 shows at various times with titles such as Frontier Theatre Don Mahoney Range Rider Neva Perry Como Burns and Alter Talent Scouts Love Lucy December Bride Studio One Flamingo Theater Late Show Call to Prayer Rural Reveille Morning Show Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Time Strike It Rich Valiant Lady Love of Life and Search for Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Theatre
Don Mahoney
Range Rider
Neva
Perry Como
Burns and Alter
Studio One
Flamingo Theater
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
TV Schedule Snapshot for Tuesday Evening
Channel 13 offers a diverse lineup from 5:00 color adventures to late-night crime drama. Highlights include News of the Day, boxing, Reader segments, Shoppers Service, Romper Room, Miss Marlowe, Howdy Doody, and traditional dramas such as The Greatest Gift and One Man's Family, wrapping with Weathercast and Sign Off.
Television Schedule Snapshot Aired Programs
KGUL TV lists a daytime and evening lineup with serials, talk shows, variety acts, news, and sports. It features The Guiding Light Portia Faces The Read of Lite Bob Crosby Show and more across late afternoon to night including The Brighter Day Secret Storm On Your Account and Chicago Wrestling with Call to Prayer at 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
Robert Q. Lewis
Art Linkeletter
Bob Crosby
Mary Carter
Frontier Theatre
Doug Edwards
Jo Stafford
Lillia
Red Skelton
Danger
Television Schedule Card From Local Station Lineup
A historical TV schedule fragment lists programs and times including News Weather The Mixing Bow The Hour Glass Play School Color Caravan Meet the Chronicle Bishop Shean Guy Lombardo Stop the Music Make Room For Daddy and Studio 18 Silver Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KY Arcade
Meet the Chronicle
Bishop Shean
Guy Lombardo
Daddy
TV Theatre
Wanted: Man to raise hummingbirds for Max Ries
Chicago based magnate Max Ries, president of Reese Finer Foods, Inc., says he wants someone to breed hummingbirds for his exotic foods business. He has built a fortune selling such items as French fried worms and canned snails while expanding into nutria and grasshoppers for overseas markets. Ries recounts adventures in sampling unusual dishes and notes Americans’ growing appetite for novel foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Meyers
Chicago
Max Ries
Ries
Reese Finer Foods, Inc
C. Dale Weaver
Nutria Association
van Nuys
Calif
Japan
Germany
Wisconsin
It Takes 100 People To Put Person To Person On TV
New York writer details the busy prep work behind CBS TV’s Person to Person. About 100 people produce each Friday night show with Esther Williams and Toots Shor as guests for the Feb 11 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gaver
New York
Cbs-Tv
Edward R. Murrow
New York City
Esther Williams
Toots Shor—she
Hollywood
Murrow
CBS
Grand Central
Flying mailbox hits two women in Galveston
Galveston Texas February 7 Mrs Mary Esqueda 69 and her namesake daughter in law 18 were briefly hospitalized after a tire blew on a passing car sending a mailbox sailing into them at a street corner while they waited for a bus. Both suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Mary Esqueda
Esqueda
Valentine of My Mother Inspires Bank Bandit Heist
Druggist Basil Clark was punched and robbed of 35 dollars after a bandit slipped a note beneath a valentine inscription. In Los Angeles three children, playing at a bank, were found behaving as staff after an unlocked door lapse. In Chicago robbers stole thousands of pounds of metal from a plumbing firm. A man in Dallas snatched 300 dollars from a bakery truck driver after asking for an apple pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Basil Clark
Clark
First National Bank
East Los Angeles
Dallas
F. B. Welch
Welch
Polisa
General Motors Sets Record Sales Mark
General Motors reports all five divisions set January retail records with a total of 261,393 cars sold, surpassing the prior mark of 218,086 from January 1981. GM president Harlow Curtice announced the figures during the opening of the General Motors Motorama of 1955 in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
Curtice
General Motors Motorama
Austrian Newsman Here On Special Assignment
Austrian newsman Alfred Magaziner arrived in the United States for a three month special assignment with the Charleston Daily Mail. The State Department says he will stay briefly, then proceed to Charleston and tour the United States before returning to Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred Magaziner
United States
Charleston
W.va
Daily Mail
State Department
Magaziner
The
Austria
Public Relations Man May Get Coca-Cola Post
New York on February 7 reports in Wall Street said William E. Robinson head of Robinson Hannagan Associates may be named to a high executive post with Coca Cola, a friend of President Eisenhower. Coca Cola officials could not be reached to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Wall Street
William E. Robinson
Robinson- Hannagan Associates, Inc
Coca-Cola
Eisenhower
H. B. Nicholson
Quartet Of Bronc Riders Richer By $1,295 At Houston Rodeo
A Houston Fat Stock Show rodeo week one payout leaves four top bronc riders sharing and securing prize money totaling $1,295. Casey Tibbs wins $518 for first, Bill Ward takes $399, while Bill Linderman and Lyle Smith split third and fourth with $104 each. Also listed are winners in bareback and saddle bronc, bull riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, and top cutting horse events with riders from Idaho to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Casey Tibbs
Fort Pierra
Bill Ward
Families Trade Homesteads Selon Wants Hiroshima And They're Perfectly Happy
Two Racine families swapped houses to solve space issues with the Tishuks moving from a two bedroom bungalow to a larger home and the Pias family shifting into the Tishuks’ smaller residence. The move used two vans from Merchant Delivery and crossed 150 feet along Lake Michigan shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selon
Hiroshima
Racine
Wis
Peter Tishuk
George Pias
Pias
Tishuk
Tishuks
Ping
Merchant Delivery Moving Co
Lake Michigan
Smust GELES and Atomic Plant Talk Stir District
The Air Pollution Control district labels dust smoke blend as smust a new word, while Racine journalist Pias calls it exciting with women happy and a repairman jokes about living room moves. In Washington Rep Yates seeks Eisenhower view on a resolution to give Rireshima Japan one of the first atomic power plants for peaceful energy use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geles
Snsl
Pias
Racine Journal Times
Tishuk
Washington
Sydney R. Yates
D-Ii
Eisenhower
United States
Rireshima
Japan
Yates
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