Saturday Night TV Schedule Highlights From 1975
NBC offers a packed prime lineup including Nevada Smith and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly while CBS features The Untouchables and The Jeffersons. ABC trails with Love American Style and The Mary Tyler Moore Show as major draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Agronsky and Company
Andy Griffith
Lawman
Barney
NBC
Nevada Smith
Cliff Potts
Lorne Greene
West
Rod Taylor
Shamus
Clint Eastwood
Lee van Cleef
Archie
Hairy Ape
William’ Bendix
Susan Hayward
Nova
Tamio Kawaji
Yoko Yamamoto
Japan
John Anderson
Jeffersons
Willises
Harper
Paul Newman
Julie Harris
Mary Tyler Moore
Lou Grant
Porter
Liverpool
John
Bob Newhart
Bob
Emily
Harriet Andersson
Lars Ekberg
Stockholm
Carol Burnett
Alan Alda
Wolf Trap
Daniel Boone
BW News
Irish Rovers
Don de Grate
Grouchops
George Peppard
Joan Rivers
Tom Sullivan
Lena Zavaroni
Grand Hotel
Greta Garbo
John Barrymore
Germany
Fay Wray
Bruce Cabot
New York
Sammy and Company
Jim Stafford
Dave Mason
Ashford & Simpson
Sunday TV Schedule Highlights and Movie List
A dense, era-specific TV guide fragment lists Sunday programming across morning to late night. It includes religious and children’s shows, news, sports, feature films, and theatrical programs with titles like Soldier of Fortune, Trapeze, Bus Stop, Ninotchka, and The Nanny, plus NBC and CBS lineups and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyewitness
Clark Gable
Susan Hayward
China
Burt Lancaster
Tony Curtis
Paris
Lexington and Concord
Cinema S!x
Marilyn Monroe
Don Murray
Golden State Warriors
Chicago Bulls
Newscircle
FISHERMAN _ THE GREAT
Camille
Greta Garbo
Robert Taylor
Fred MacMurray
June Allyson
RED Sox
Detroit
Fenway
Bette Davis
Wendy Craig
the Homesteaders
The
Big Valley
Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Insight
CBS Sports
Troy Donahue
Sandra Dee
Ninotchka
Maryn Douglas
Gu Karen Vyaienune
CBS News
Hal
Julie Andrews
Richard Arris
Gia Scala
Cliff Robertson
Kim Stanley
Richard Attenborough
Gunsmoke To Bite The Dust As By JAY SHARBUTT
CBS canceled Gunsmoke after 20 years citing audience decline and rising competition. The final season averaged a 30 to 31 percent share as NBC and ABC planned new programs. The show will be replaced by Rhonda and Phyllis, ending a landmark western run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sharbutt
New York
CBS
Hurley
Gotham
Long Branch
Miss Kitty
Chester
McCloud
Marshal Dillon
Doc
Festus
James Arness
Silverman
Dience
NBC
ABC
Gunsmoke
Rhonda
Phyllis
The 1960s Theaters Showings Across SACO SANFORD Portland
Theater listings include freebie and the Bean at SACO Cinema, Trip with the Teacher, The Teacher at SACO Drive In, Phase IV and Rancho Deluxe at SANFORD Cinemas, Shampoo and The Towering Inferno at PORTLAND Cinemas, White Lightning and Silent Thunder at multiple venues, plus Earthquake, Young Frankenstein, The Newcomers, White Lightning and Thunderbolt and Lightfoot at other rooms and drive ins across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacher
FINE ARTS _ I
FINE ARTS _ II
Paris Cinema
Portland Drive
Portland
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T.V. Data, Inc
Animal World
the Real McCoys
the Electric Company
Wide World OF Sports
Terre Haute
Indiana
LA Machine
Dick van Dyke
Henry Walden
Star Trek
Changeling
NBC News
Wally's
My Willow
Chaque Sou
Lawrence Welk
the Editors
IA People
Greater
Blue Ridge Quartet
Davey and Goliath Norman Vincent Peale
Medix Bailey's Comets
Rev
Carl Stevens
Nosotros Theatre Nature World OF
Captain Bob Gospel Jubilee
Oral Roberts
Fat Albert
Rex Humbared
Goober
Ann the
DAY OF Discovery
MR. Magoo
Friends the
Wally Gator and Friends
Hour OF Power
Boston
the Jetsons
Ayck
Genesis
Discovery
Porky Pig and Friends
the Flintstones
Long View
Rocky
Gilligan's Island News
Weather Your Place
Ted Armstrong
Superman
Dagger Island
Love Lucy
Century Cinema
Peyton Place
Lana Turner
Lloyd Nolan
New England
Boston 7 Newsroom
Friends OF Man “Animals
New York City
Bill Moyers
World A Sperarre
Hollywood and the
A Little Princess World Press
James Cagney
Dennis Morgan
Royal Canadian Air Force
Wild Kingdom
Falklands
Ews
Black News
Romagnolis
J. J
Florida
Jane Russell
Wonderful World OF Disney
Dog
E Bernard
Steve Austin
CHER
Art Garfunkel
Charo
McLean Stevenson
F.B.I
Symphony
Edward A
Shivaree
Delaney Street
William Shatner
Dennis Cole
Boomtown San
Kojak
Atlantic City
Masterpiece Theatre
the Nine Tailors
Audrey Hepburn
Alan Arkin
Mannix
Joe Mannix
William F. Buckley, Jr
William J. Flynn
TV 38
Shirley MacLaine
the Drum
Groucho
Christina
John Gilbert
ABC News
Lou Gordon
Comedy Capers
Sandy Duncan
Roger Miller
Aaron Spelling
Asian Focus
Bostonians
NEW Heaven, New Earth
Fred Silverman
Voice of
Reality
CBS Radio
William Conrad
Theater Guide
Harry and
Tonto
Kennebunk
Kennebunk Drive-In
White Lightning
Thunderbolt and
Lightfoot
Janson’s
Portland Road
Saco
Bedell’s
D.C. Beach
Saco Cinema
Art Carney
Harry & Tonto
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
Robert Redford
Michael Caine the Black
Pias Co
United Artists
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