Saturday Night TV Scene From a 1975 Boston Listing
A dense, fragmentary TV grid lists prime time film and shows across channels NBC CBS ABC and WM in 1975. Notables include His Girl Friday The Go-Between Duel in the Sun The Outlaw The Great Escape and The Thin Edge Anxiety plus ongoing sports news and local station promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Channel 10
N.H
LA Machine Magique
Husband
the News Magazine
NBC News News
CBS News
Wally
Cary Grant
Rosalind Russell
Lawrence Welk
Ellen Jackson
People Agronsky and Company
Andy Griffith
Daisy
Squad 51
Rampart General
Archie
Mike
Gloria
Edith
Engine Company 22
NOVA
Tommy Kirk
Yvonne Craig
U.S
Texas
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
F. Lee Bailey
Julie Christie
Alan Bates
Louise
Lionel
Jennifer Jon Gregory Peck
Jack Buetel
Jane Russell
Billy the Kid
Doc Holliday
NBC
Steve McQueen
James Garner
Mary Tyler Moore
Ted Baxter
Walter Cronkite
Bob Newhart
Bob
Emily
U.S.A
United States
Danial Boone
Don de Grate
Groucho
Lana Turner
John Garfield
Husban
Kenneth Tobey
Marret
Sheridan
Bergman Festival
Max von Sydow
Birgitta Walburg
Rembrandt
Sun Myung Moon
Messiah
Quack
Nashville
Mel Brooks
Sahara Desert
James Mason
Janet Leigh
England
Scotland
Wales
Clark Gable
Burt Lancaster
Japan
Shah of
Iran
WCVB
Captain Newman
Gregory Peck
Angie Dickinson
Antonio Cervantes
News Circle
Shirley Temple
Richard Greene
Laraine Day
ABC Sports
Indianapolis
Indiana
World Press
Humphrey Bogart
Pacific
Mary Astor
Secret Service
Panama Canal
Good Times Sunday Evening
Bob Hope
Milly Vitale
Eddie Foy
the Palace
Wonderful World OF Disney
Taneha
Steve Austin
Steve
Cher
Art Carney
Hudson Brothers
Teri Garr
Symphony
Maine
John H. Fields
Segal
the Wood
Eh W
Jimmy Breslin
Masterpiece Theatre
Lady Marjorie
Eaton Place
Kirk Douglas
Tony Curtis
Mannix
Courage
Korea
Johnny Eager
Robert Taylor
ABC News
Lou Gordon
Bob Groden
Werner Spitz
Sammy and Company
Sammy Davis, Jr
Ernest Borgnine
Steve Lawrence
Valerie Perrine
New PBS Schedule Announced
New PBS fall-winter schedule adds WNET Opera Theater return and a Lowell Thomas Jacques Cousteau Mark Russell series at the Shoreham. Washington nightly arts program and several familiar shows dropped due to funding, with 41 programs chosen by 150 licenses across 254 stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
NEW York
Public Broadcasting Service
Justce
Wnet Opera
Lowell Thomas
Jacques Yves Cousteau
Mark Russell
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
Artin Agronsky
Com
Mercial
Public Broadcasting
Behind
Assignment America
Black Journal
Zoom
WGBH
Boston
P.B.S
Public Television
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Masterpiece Theater
Woman Alive
National Geographic
Cooperative
Sesame Street
Electric Company
Theater In America
Washington Week
Nova
Bill Moyers
Journal
Firing Line
Soundstage
Wall Street Week
Symphony
Black Beat
Holywood Television Theater
National Public Affairs Center For Television
Wink Opera Theater
Clude
Cousteau
Also Mentioned on This Page
T.V. Data, Inc
Sammy Davis Jr
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Richard Pryor
Jean Stapleton
Melvyn Douglas
Dean Stockwell
Greater Bostonians
Christopher
Living Word Directions
Davey
Goliath
Church Insight
Camera
Sacred Heart Blue Ridge Quartet
Davey and
Norman Vincent Peale
Medix Bailey's Comets
Carl Stevens
Nosotros Theatre
Nature World
Captain Bob Gospel
Oral Roberts
Fat Albert Nutty
Rex Humbard
Goober and the
Ghost Chasers
DAY OF Discovery
MR. Magoo
Wally Gator
Friends
Hour OF Power
New England
New Heaven
New Earth
Porky Pig and Friends
Bugs Bunny and Friends
Temple Israel
Aw Rocky
Gilligan's Island
Ted Armstrong
Superman
Greer Garson
Dana Andrews
RED Sox
Kansas City Royals
Deborah Kerr
Michael Redgrave
Valarie
Sterling Hayden
Anita Ekberg
Washington Bullets
Golden State Warriors
Chicago Bulls
Buffalo Sabres
Flyers
Islanders
Greenapple Road
Christopher George
J.S.P. Red Sox
Feeling Good Century
Yul Brynner
Siam
Boston 7 Newsroom
Bulldog Drummond
William F. Buckley, Jr
Illiam J. Flynn
TV 38
Anager
Reasoner
Msi
Drum Eport
THE
MOD Squad
G.E. Theatre
News 1
PBS
Arial Bal Aui
Roger Moore
Richard Harris
Omar Sharif
Saco
Santee
Kennebunk
Juggernaut
Sanford
Lenny
Portland
Harry and
Tonto
Screening Room
FINE ARTS_ I
Ye Arts II
US 1
Scarboro
Orient Express
Saco Cinema
Night Gallery
Good Shepherd Villa Nursing Home
Gal
Guy With Enthusiasm
Bolinder
South St. Biddeford