Morning Glory and a Full TV Schedule Summary
A dense 1973 TV grid lists morning programs from 5:55 to 4:30 with show names including Morning Glory Suny program Sunrise Semester news for the Deaf and a full afternoon lineup of daytime dramas game shows movies and public affairs programs featuring stations, hosts, and fictional or real productions across multiple time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Armstrong
Commander Ralph
Dr. Joyce Brothers
Tom Ewell
Mickey Rooney
Hap Richards
Mike Douglas
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Watergate Lessons On Firining Line And More PBS Airs
William F Buckley Jr and Allard Lowenstein discuss Watergate on Firining Line with dates December 16 and 22 on WMHT Channel 9. Lowenstein leged in liberal causes and ran against Johnson in 1968. The Carpenters by Tesich starring Vincent Gardenia airs December 19 on WMHT. Alfred Hitchcock discusses film making on December 16 and 28. Mignon from Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister airs December 16 on WMHT with Sutherland starring for Joan Sutherland series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Buckley Jr
Allard K. Lowenstein
WMHT
Lowenstein
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
New York
Downstate
Firing Line
Southern Educational Communications
Poe To
Warren
Steve Tesich
Vincent Gardenia
Tesich
United States
Yugoslavia
Gardenia
Marge Redmond
Neil Simon
the Carpenters
KCET
Los Angeles
PBS
The
Public Broadcasting Service
Channel 9
England
Hitchcock
Richard Schickel
Schickel
Richard Boynge
Miss Sutherland
Nathan Kroll
WNET
Also Mentioned on This Page
S.U.N.Y
David Allen
Dinah Shore
Claudette Colbert
Charles Boyer
Electric Company
Somerset
Merv Griffin
Bonanza
Batman
Perry Mason
Mission: Impossible
F Troop
Mister Rogers
Christmas Choir
Zoom
Jeannie
el Espanoe
Lucy Shaw
Toma
Fredric March
Myrna Loy
Advocates
O.K. Corral
Burt Lancaster
Kirk Douglas
Andy Griffith
Jerry van Dyke
San Francisco
Martin Agronsky
James Stewart
Donna Reed
Fort Dobbs
the Sinister Monk
Harold Luphetz
Richard Thomas
John-Boy Walton
the Waltons
CBS
Alfred Hitchcock
Wnet-New York
Cliff Robertson
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