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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1971
Page
10
Fragment shows a dense 1971 daily TV schedule listing morning to late afternoon programs. It includes news, weather, farm reports, children's shows like Sesame Street and Romper Room, game shows such as The Dating Game, and numerous soap operas and movies featuring actors like Ginger Rogers and Dorothy McQuire.
Television guide items show Jill St John and Jerry Lewis in color CBS Movie Who's Minding the Store at 9 p.m. with an extensive list of programs and time slots across the evening. The schedule includes multiple titles, news, talk shows, and children’s programs, reflecting a full broadcast lineup.
A detailed list outlines daily broadcasting blocks from early morning to midday, naming programs, hosts, and themes. It includes News Weather Farm Report Summer Semester Dramatic Experience Health Education It's Up To You Popeye The 3 Stooges Romper Room Sesame Street Lucy Show Baroque lineup with films Charley's Aunt Girl On the Run and I’d Climb the Highest Mountain plus various talk shows and educational segments.
A dense list of ABC and syndicated programs across prime time and late night includes Love American Style at 10 p.m., Search for Tomorrow, movie slots for Easy To Take and They Came From Beyond Space, The V. Graham Show, Batman, Nigh t Club Scandal, You! and The Saint among others with numerous children’s and educational programs sprinkled through the day and late night.
TV listings note the NBC movie Robbery airing at 8:30 p.m. with Joanne Pettet playing Kate Clifton, wife of a gang leader. The schedule also lists numerous other programs, films, and sports events across the day, including baseball games and various talk shows and dramas.
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