Morning TV Schedule Fragment and Listings
A dense morning to late night TV grid lists shows across channels. Programs include Sunrise Semester, The Today Show, Popeye Cartoons, Captain Kangaroo, Sesame Street, Dinah's Place, The Price Is Right, and many others with times ranging from early morning to late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tuttle
New England
Goodship
Commander Ralph
Captain Kangeroo
Pixanne
Rip
Hazel
Robert Mitchum
Deborah Kerr
Glynis Jonas
Hap Richards
Mike Douglas
Tha Vin Scully
David G. Cogan
Jack LaLanne
Cilenn Ford
Broderick Crawford
Arnold Zenker
New Jersey
Television Schedule Highlights from a 1973 Day
A dense listings page summarizes daytime and prime time programming for Tuesday February 27 1973. It lists networks schedules with show titles including News Jeopardy The Mike Douglas Show Days of Our Lives The Guiding Light Love Is a Many Splendored Thing general hospital Petticoat Junction and many more across morning through late night, with multiple movies and specials attributed to Susan Hayward Clark Gable John Payne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Douglas Shaw
Petticoat Junction
Jaycee Beathers
Susan Hayward
Robert Montgomery
John Payne
Audrey Totter
Henry Morgan
Electric Company
Peyton Place
Clark Gable
Carroll Baker
Job Bank
Somerset
the Big Valley
Jeannie
Mike Douglas
Merv Griffin
News
What
Gilligan's Island
Access
Jack Klugman
Boston
David Hartman
Las Crane
Maude
Charles Durning
Ronnie Cox
Bill Meyer
The
Arta
Peter Graves
Diana Muldaur
John Anderson
Cla‘ Gulager
Tiny Louise
Black Journal
America
Marcus Welby
M.D
Capitol
Anthony Perkins
Robert Wagner
Natalie Wood
George Hamilton
Susan Kohner
Pearl Bailey
Burns and Allen
David G. Cogan
Arts and education programs and pay TV trends described
The article outlines roles at the Kenan Center in Lockport with Jeanine Allison and the NOW Theatre Repertory Company, mentions Claude Monteux leading the Hudson Valley Philharmonic and CAMP across mid Hudson colleges, previews the Cultural Buck excerpts from a January Arts hearing, notes Senator Conklin's Capitol message, and covers the 11th annual Grammy Awards hosted by Andy Williams in Nashville with live CBS coverage and a broad category slate. It also discusses pay TV’s rising comeback, projected spending of billions, potential growth to 40 cities, multiple channel types, theater industry concerns, and notes NATPE prize awards for WCVB channels Jabberwocky and New Heaven New Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanine Allison
Kenan Center
Lockport
NOW Theatre Repertory Company
Claude Monteux
Pierre Monteux
Hudson Valley Philharmonic
Cooperative Area Music Program
CAMP
Mid- Hudson
State Capitol
Conklin
Capitol
FEC
Sung Ho
Sol Schildhouse
Commission
CATV
Lachenbruch
Martin H. Newman
National Association of Theater Owners
Howman
Wavlerol Alause
New Earth
National Association of Television Program Executives
Channel 5
Merning
New Orleans
Richard
Burdick
Creative Services
Wcvb. Ty
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Earth
Deno Wytter
Connection
IBE
Pam
Crchwoomwele
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
MARAS
CBS
Andy As
Williams
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Theatre
Radnor
Alter
U.S
Canada
TV Guide Magazine
David Lachen- Bruch
Paul Kagan
Financial Communications Advisory
Gail Frank
Dan Kolsrud
Shelagh Gordon
Bennington
Joseph Bailey
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