Television Schedule Montage From Local Station
A dense listing of daily programming and air times across morning to afternoon. It names numerous shows and hosts including Popeye, Today Show, Sesame Street, The Lucy Show, Jeopardy, Romper Room, Captain Kangaroo, Alfred Hitchcock, and soap operas like Love of Life and General Hospital style items, reflecting a multi hour calendar of kid, news, quiz, and variety programs with multiple repeats and placeholders like TBA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Francais
New England Farmer
University of Michigan
Living Word
Hap Richards
Lydia Bailey
Dale Robertson
Anne Francis
Mike Douglas
Lucy
Jack LaLanne
Peyton Place
Virginia Graham
Lucille Rivers
Barry Sullivan
Lassie
Gomer Pyle
Andy Griffith
Capital District
Sal Mineo
Barbara Eden
Mrs. O’malley
Mr. Malone
Hazel
V. Graham
Amedio Nazzari
Patty Duke
General Hospital
Password
Bewitched
McHale’s Navy
Perry Mason
The
Munsters
News
Mae West
Cary Grant
Somerset
USMC
David Frost
Television Schedule Fragment From Friday Listings
A dense telecast grid shows daytime and early evening programs with many ad hoc time slots. It lists Peyton Place, Virginia Graham Show, multiple soap operas, game shows, talk shows, and films, with actors Marina Vindy and Emmanuele Riva among guests.
Morning to Evening TV Schedule Highlights
A dense daytime to evening TV and radio grid lists programs, shows and cartoons across stations. It presents a marathon of morning headlines, educational segments, soap operas, movies, and family programming with titles such as Yogi Bear Lucy Show The Jack LaLanne Show and Love American Style.
Brady Bunch to Meet Jackson 5 on ABC Nightline
TV schedule notes that Friday September 10, 1971 features the Brady Bunch meeting the Jackson 5 and visiting the Curiosity Shop set on ABC at 7:30 p.m. plus a dense lineup of daytime and primetime programs across networks with motors, movies, talk shows, and news throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Jeannie
David Lean
NET Playhouse
Andy Griffith
Mr. Buckley
Billy Graham
President Nixon
Stewart Granger
Wendell Corey
O’hara
U.S. Treasury
David Jansen
Fluffy
Tony Randall
Shirley Jones
Martin Agronsky
Carl Esmond
Adele Mara
Bowery
Bella Lugosi
Merv Griffin
Humphrey Bogart
Phil Ottony
Young World
the Christophers
the Jetsons
The
Harlem Globetrotters
Ask Congress
Morning Headlines and TV Schedule Highlights
Thursday September 9 1971 features a packed TV lineup with music by Harry Belafonte and Julie Andrews and a slate of films and variety shows. Notable entries include Mae West Cary Grant in I'm No Angel and Lucille Ball in Dark Corner plus ongoing daily soap operas and children's programs.
TV Schedule Clutter Reflects Classic Weekend Lineup
A dense listing shows 1960s style broadcast blocks including Bozo the Clown, children’s films, Jetsons, baseball games Yankees vs Cleveland and Red Sox vs Tigers, U S Open Tennis, Full Movie titles, TV shows like Lassie Man From U N C L E and Get Smart, plus news and sign offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jetsons
Yankees
Cleveland
Red Sox
Tigers
Randolph Scott
Fred Noad
U.N.C.L.E
Danny Kaye
Terry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carol Burnett
Climats
Marina Vindy
Emmanuele Riva
Dick van Dyke
CBS News
Shiloh
Commonwealth
Eddie
America
Smith
Ray Milland
Ellen Drew
John Howard
Marsha Hunt
Nancy
the Council of Churches
Katy
Robin Hood
al Hodison
David Ladd
Harry Belafonte
Julie Andrews
Love Lucy
Lucille Ball
Gilbert Becaud
Alias Smith & Jones
Action Playhouse
All About Faces
Washington Week In Review
Magic Circus
Lancer
Ironside
Don Tuttle
Jonny Quest
Lancelot Link
Daniel Boone
Daddy
Boboquivari
John Ashley
Arnie
Peggy Fleming
Mary Tyler Moore
Tyrone Power
TBA
Freud
Montgomery Clift
Wall of Noise
Usanne Pleshette
Pride of the Marines
John Garfield
Raymond Burr
Phyllis George
Bert Parks
NBC
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