Morning television schedule era with cartoons and talk shows
A dense listing of morning and midday broadcasts from 6:00 to 12:25 featuring News and Weather, Sunrise Semester, The New England Farmer, cartoons like Krazy Kat and Yogi Bear, children’s shows such as Captain Kangaroo, Romper Room, and The Lucy Show, plus game and variety programs including Jeopardy and Sale of the Century. It documents program blocks, hosts, and channel cues for a regional viewing guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Farmer
Univ. of Michigan
Hap Richards
Marilyn Bleier
Mike Douglas
Lucy
Donald O’connor
Ed Nelson
Jack LaLanne
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of Mayberry
David Wade
New England
Sacred Heart
the Christophers
Capital District
Real McCoys
Betsy Palmer
Jack la Lanne
Sierra Baron
Brian Keith
Davey & Goliath
CBS News
The
Loretta Young
Bozo the Clown
U.S.A
Skippy the Kangaroo
France
Penelope Pitstop
H. R. Pufnstuf
Two Views of an All America Tackle in Orange Bowl Tale
TV snapshot contrasts Penn State tackle Mike Reid shown during NBC coverage of the 1969 Orange Bowl win over Kansas and Reid's piano hobby at home. The brief program notes list NBC airings and a heavy schedule of daytime shows surrounding the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Mike Reid
NBC
Miami
Kansas
Missouri
Nbc-Tv
Reid
TV Schedule Snapshot with Numerous Classics and Dramas
A dense broadcast grid lists daytime and evening programs across channels including Perry Mason Gilligan's Island Sesame Street Star Trek I Love Lucy and The Tonight Show style fare. Notable entries feature The Addams Family Batman Hawaii Five-O The Virginian Pett showings plus news weather and sports blocks and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey
Joyce Chen
Eddie
James Garner
the Virginian
Room 222
Beverly Hillbillies
Medical Center
Eddie Cantor
Keefe Braselle
Bronson
Hawaii Five-O
Barbara
Merv Griffin
Guy Lombardo
Johnny Carson
Marilyn Monroe
Virginia Graham
Channel 3
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Davey and Goliath
Bozo
Dark Shadows
Peyton Place
Hazel
Jean Cox
Washington Week In Review
Good Guys
Hogan’s Heroes
New York
Milwaukee
NET Playhouse
The
Felony Squad
the Law
Jake Wade
Robert Taylor
Sword of Lancelot
Cornel Wilde
Jim
Errol Flynn
Ben Casey
Newsfront
Man
Northwest Stampede
Jack Oakie
Gregory Peck
Robert Wagner
Perry Mason
Humphrey Bogart
Phil Donahue
Bozo the Clown
John Garfield
Munsters
NFL Today
Capital News Conf
Amer. Nation
Hell
Texas
Marc Cassot
Friday Art on Display Promotes The Who What or Where Game
NBC schedules a new daytime series The Who What or Where Game debuting Monday Dec 29 in color from 12 30 to 12 55 p m with host Art James introducing the title and guests. The listing bundles an array of daytime shows movies and news blocks detailing premiere times and program names across the NBC daytime lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art James
NBC
Royalty on Parade Opens Tournament of Roses Coverage
Thursday schedule highlights Queen Pamela Dee Tedesco and co host Betty White as the 81st Tournament of Roses Parade unfolds live from Pasadena. NBC will air the colorcast with Raymond Burr hosting and a lineup of soap operas, sports, and variety shows surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Dee Tedesco
Andy Williams Show welcomes Leslie Uggams on NBC
Saturday January 3 schedule features Andy Williams hosting an hour of music and comedy with guest star Leslie Uggams on NBC in color from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Local listings include a dense prime time lineup with ESPN like events and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Williams
Leslie Uggams
NBC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve Allen
Linkletter
Flintstones
the Addams Family
Friendly Giant
George Sanders
Mia
Rtas
Richard Todd
Waterman
Chesapeake
David Susskind
Peter Sellers
Fred Noad
Judd
McHale’s Navy
Jackie Gleason
Adam
Lawrence Welk
Robert Lansing
Green Acres
Petticoat Junction
Hollywood Palace
Mannix
Koroshi
Patrick McGoohan
TBA
Harry Black and the
Tiger
Stewart Granger
Eva Marie Saint
Rory Calhoun
Kirk Douglas
Keir Dullea
Diplomatic Courier
Joe Namath
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!