Prime-time TV and Radio Schedule for March 23 1975
A dense broadcast grid lists daytime and prime time lines for US stations, detailing program titles, film and series offerings, and guest stars across morning to late night. Notable entries include Kiss and Make Up, Huckleberry Finn, Hawaii Five-O, The Price Is Right, Merv Griffin, and Saturn marathon blocks. The Sunday and Monday guides extend into classical music blocks, news, and cultural programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Howard
Antonio Fargas
Jack
Ironside
Pretty Boy Floyd
Martin Sheen
Martin Milner
Larry Hagman
Jessica Walter
Will Geer
Frank Sutton
Barry Sullivan
Michael Learned
Barry Livingston
Barnaby Jones
Oral Roberts
FBI
Johnny Carson
Richard Roundtree
Vince Edwards
Andrew Duggan
Richard Jaeckel
Val Avery
the Young and the Restless
Faye Emerson
Zachary Scott
All My Children
Electric Company
Joyce Chen
Television Guide for March 23-28 1975 Spotlight
Prime time listings for Wednesday March 26 1975 feature Morning Glory Focus Maggie and the Beautiful Machine and Jewish Dimension. afternoon dramas include Danger Signal and The Easter Promise. classic films such as The Girl Most Likely to and The Story of Ruth anchor late night blocks with The Hollywood Squares and game shows, specials, and cartoons interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
Villa Alegre
Phil Donahue
David Allan
Ben Casey
Jeanne Wolfe
New Jersey
Zoom
el Espanol
Marlon Brando
Frank Sinatra
Jean Simmons
Vivian Blaine
Stubby Kaye
Robert Keith
Regis Toomey
B’s Pully
Sheldon Leonard
Stockard Channing
Edward Asner
Warren Berlinger
Suzanne Zenor
Larry Wilcox
Jim Backus
Fred Grandy
Daniel Spelling
Carl
Law
FBI
Johnny Carson
Clint Walker
Roger Moore
Leticia Roman
Robert Middleton
Chill Wills
Shirley MacLaine Faces Criticism From Her China Crew
Seven American women and a seven member film team accuse Shirley MacLaine of living in a Hollywood fantasy during a 1973 China trip that produced The Other Half of the Sky A China Memoir broadcast on PBS. They say she used them as unsalaried stars and ignored a hospitalized interpreter, while she prioritized filming and public image. Linus Easter Beagle segment airs on CBS March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Shirley MacLaine
China
Hollywood
Patricia Branson
Texaco
Port Arthur
Tex
PBS
Wnet-New York
Miss MacLaine
Ninibah Crawford
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Arizona
Shirley
Rosa Marin
University of Puerto Rico
Miss Marin
Miss Crawford
Mrs. Branson
Joan Weidman
Joan
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Cary Grant
Genevieve Tobin
Somerset
Jeannie
Bonanza
Beverly Hillbillies
Mbari Mbayo
Paul Friend
Andrew Wolf
the Arts
Interlochen
Albany Medical College
Radio Moscow
Cleveland Orchestra
Samuel Stratton
Washington
Jean Shepherd
Accademia Teverdiana
SUNY
Richard Vincent
Kent
Boston Symphony Orchestra
CBC
BBC Science Magazine
Olga Briggs
Metropolitan Opera
Auditorium Organ
Music of America
Bernard Gabriel
WMHT
Philadelphia Orchestra
National Public Radio
Peter Trump
Teatro Lirico
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
America
Friends of Chamber Music
S.R.O
Schenectady County
Gary Burghoff
Radar
Burghoff
CBS
Gilligan’s Island
Merv Griffin
Lacey
TV Week
TV In Review
Frank S. Sweatlow
Snoopy
Linus
Charlie Brown