Morning to Night TV Schedule Snapshot 1960s
A dense timetable lists daytime and early evening television programs with times and show titles from morning through afternoon, including news blocks, game shows, children's programs, soap operas, and variety segments featuring hosts and recurring characters. The lineup covers multiple networks and channels in a single broadcast day.
Kraft Music Hall in London Adds Western Sketch
NBC colorcast lists Ralph Young as a cowboy and Cyd Charisse as a dancehall girl in a segment on America’s Old West during Kraft Music Hall from London. The schedule spans multiple hours with news, soaps, game shows, and films noted in dense program listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Young
Cyd Charisse
America
London
NBC
Evening TV Schedule Fragments Uncertain Times
A scrambled daily lineup lists shows and time slots from 5:50 PM to 5:30 PM, including Prayer Town Crier The Farm Report and The Today Show. Many entries are marked with uncertain codes and parenthetical notes indicating scheduling irregularities and placeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Crier
Black Heritage
Images of America
Inspiration
University of Michigan
The
New England Farmer
We Believe
al Cahill
Capital District
Winky Dink
Hercules
Hap Richards
Marilyn Bieler
Lucy
Ed Nelson
David Wade
Allen Ludden
Beverly Hillbillies
Steve Allen
Andy of
Univ. of Michigan
Merv Griffin
Jack LaLanne
Lucille Rivers
David
Dick van Dyke
Television Schedule Fragment with Classic Programs
A detailed midday to prime time broadcast grid lists numerous classic shows and films. Programs include Bewitched, Rocky & His Friends, Love of Life, The Big Jobs, The Dating Game, General Hospital, Twilight Zone, Bonanza, Perry Mason, Get Smart, Wild Wild West, Mister Rogers, Judd for the Defense, Holiday for Lovers, Seven Days in May, and various news weather sports and film slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rascals
Winky Dink
Virginia Graham
Channel 3
General Hospital
Another World
Secret Storm
Capt. Scarlet & the Mysterons
Flintstones
TBA
Dark Shadows
Maverick
Hazel
the New Breed
the Munsters
F Troop
Laredo
Gomer Pyle
NET Playhouse
Clifton Webb
Jane Wyman
Burt Lancaster
Kirk Douglas
Ava Gardner
Newsfront
Fred Noad
Susan Hayward
Richard Conte
William Holden
Cladelle Inglish
Constance Ford
Arthur Kennedy
Guiding Light
the Doctors
Another
Comedy Theatre
TV Schedule highlights and show listings for Thursday
New York City notes Teddy Smith leads Tevya in Fiddler On The Roof protest. ABC News presents Black Fiddler documentary at 10-11 p.m. Big afternoon and evening lineup includes My Man Godfrey, The Incredible Mr Limpet, Dragnet, Perry Mason, The Real schedule spans news, sports, and variety shows across multiple networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Munsters
Hazel
F Troop
Laredo
the Friendly Giant
Gidget
Comment
Misteroger
Perry Masui
Beverly Hillbillies
Gregory Peck
Kraft Music Hall
Green Acres
Password
Saratoga
Hawaii Five-O
Newsfront
Book Beat
Walter Pidgeon
Ann Hard
New York City
Teddy Smith
Tevya
ABC News
Friendly Giant
I Love Lucy
Rex Harrison
Sandra Dee
John Saxon
Patty Duke
David Susskind
Truman Capote
Mr. Limpet
Don Knotts
Carole Cooke
Ben Gazzarra
Julie Wilson
Social Security
Amer
Dean Martin Goldiggers
Mister Moses Shines On NBC Saturday Night Movies
Carroll Baker stars as a missionary daughter and Robert Mitchum plays Joe Moses drafted to lead a tribe from their ancestral home to new land in Mister Moses on NBC Saturday Night at the Movies. The schedule page lists films and programs across networks with multiple titles and stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Baker
Robert Mitchum
Joe Moses
Africa
New Land
Mister Moses
NBC
Also Mentioned on This Page
eSeed
Bozo the Clown
Art Linkletter
Perry Mason
Officer Joe and the Three Stooges
Superman
McHales Navy
Perception
Capt. Kangaroo
McHale’s Navy
U.S.A
Skippy the Kangaroo
Roger Ramjet
Annie Oakley
Casper
Cool McCool
Kathryn Kuhlman
Center of the Earth
New York
Romar
Jon Hall
Montana
Widmark
Jeffrey Hunter
Lone Ranger
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Boston
James Craig
Joan Leslie
George Sanders
Soupy Sales
Johnny Cash
June Carter
ABCTV
Japan
Steve Reeves
Gloria Moll
Red Sox
Alabama
Saint
Animal World
Bill Anderson
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
Mr. Moses
Carole Baker
Chad Hanna
Henry Fonda
Dorothy Lamour
Gary Cooper
Richard Widmark
Eleanor Parker
Agnes Morehead
Eric Fleming
Kathleen Crowley
Desire
Raymond Burr
Joan Bennett
Major Benson
Charlton Heston
Julie Adams
Continental Miniatures
Jeff Chandler
Jack Palance