Morning to Afternoon TV Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of daily TV programming from early morning to 4 00 includes News and Weather blocks, cartoons like Popeye and Gumby, game shows such as Jeopardy, soap operas like Love of Life, and children's fare including Captain Kangaroo, Romper Room, and Underdog along with variety and talk segments. The schedule features multiple repeats and c markers for commercial or network blocks.
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Commander Ralph
Captain Kangaroo
Gumby
Bonnie Prudden
Mighty Hercules
al Cahill & Friends
Hap Richards
Jack LaLanne
Lacey
Donald O’connor
Dick Cavett
Virginia Graham
Joan Rivers
Marilyn Bleier
Channel 3
Tom
Homestead U.S.A
Bozo the Clown
Morning Report
Bonnie Prudden Show
Sinbad, Jr
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Hazel
Merv Griffin
Hollywood Squares
U.S.A
the Christophers
Sacred Heart
Roger Ramjet
Davey
Insight
Kathryn Kuhlman
Penn State
Syracuse
Shadow on the Land TV premiere stars Forsythe and Rule
A color world premiere TV drama unfolds with John Forsythe and Janice Rule as the United States grapples with a totalitarian regime. The ABC Wednesday Night Movie screens the film alongside an array of daytime and prime time programs.
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John Forsythe
Marc Strange
Janice Rule
United States
World War II Drama on NBC Saturday Night at the Movies
Highlights include James Shigeta as Takahashi and Nehemiah Persoff as a captain in the world premiere color cast of Escape to Mindanao airing December 7 during NBC Saturday Night at the Movies. The prime lineup features Perry Mason, The Addams Family, The Wild Wild West, and film selections like Halls of Montezuma, Count Three and Pray, and All the King's Men with a broad evening schedule of news, game shows, and entertainment options.
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F Troop
Dana Andrews
Jane Wyatt
Peyton Place
Kraft Music Hall
Beverly Hillbillies
Jackie Cooper
John Forsythe
CBS Playhouse
Password
Perry Mason
Newsfront
Hilda Crane
Jean Simmons
Guy Madison
James Shigeta
Takahashi
Nehemiah Persoff
Mindanao
NBC
Operation Entertainment
Washington
Gomer Pyle
John Gary Shaw
NET Playhouse
Montezuma
Richard Widmark
Jack Palance
Joan Crawford
Stephen Boyd
Roddy McDowall
Montgomery Clift
Robert Preston
Eve Arden
Judd For the
Star Trek
Joanne Woodward
van Heflin
the Investigators
the Electric Village
Kodak
McHale’s
Navy
Don Rickles
Danny Thomas
World Press Review
the Invaders
Jackie Gleason
Anna Karenina
Ian Leigh
Ralph Richardson
Green Man
Alastair Sim
Mr. Hulot
Jacques Taii
Gregory Peck
Vincent Price
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
Angie Dickinson
John Wayne
William Holden
Secret of Michelangelo Dream to air on ABC TV
Thursday December 5 ABC TV presents The Secret of Michelangelo Every Man's Dream a dramatized program narrated by Zoe Caldwell and Christopher Plummer. The feature retells stories from the Sistine Ceiling with off screen voices and recreates the center panel in Rome.
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Zoe Caldwell
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Sistine
Miss Caldwell
Christopher Plummer
Abc-Tv
Barrie Chase Shines On The Hollywood Palace Variety Show
A Saturday NBC schedule note highlights Barrie Chase as a premier dancer on The Hollywood Palace. The listing sketches a packed primetime lineup with multiple films, sports events, and hosted segments.
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Daniel Boone
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Flying Nun
Joyce Chen
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Bewitched
Jane Fonda
Peter Finch
Fran Tarkenton
Carlow Thompson
Rudolph Acosta
Joey Bishop
Dirk Bogarde
Brigitte Bardot
TBA
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Silvana Mangano
Rory Calhoun
Kristine Miller
Clark Gable
Loretta Young
Lady Gambols
Barrie Chase
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Sam Bass
Yvonne deCarlo
Howard Duff
Allie Sherman
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Spain
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Knute Rockne
Ronald Reagan
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