Television Tonight Shows and Movie Listings Across the Region
A collage of prime time TV listings includes station notes for WSAZ through WBRA and WTBS, with programs such as You Again? INSIDERS Scarecrow and Mrs King Valerie and films No Man s Land Starting Over and RoanOak narrative fragments, plus Jacksonville Jazz Fest and A Step Away From War documentary segments. The schedule also mentions football and satellite intrigue plots, with a mix of drama, comedy and news style segments across multiple markets.
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Scarecrow
Mrs. King
Lee
Amanda
Valerie David
No Man's Land
Stella Stevens
Donna Dixon
Burt Reynolds
Jill Clayburgh
Prittacarne
Billy Graham Crusade
Seconpany
Chance
Wrasrh
Secparty
Roe Fortune
Hawaii Five-0
Saul Jacques Cousteau
American Playhouse
Valero
Andre
King
Kateie
Nowhat
Cagney & Lacey
Scarecrow Andes King
Kate& Ie
Newhant
Cagney & Lacey News
Em Ronan
Setersoas
Sions
Movi
Wacnoi Lerver Newshour
nSearch
American Payhouse
Jchaonvilezz
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Bill Cosby Burns & Allen
Jack Benny
Pageant tradition shifts as Miss America grows professional
Former Miss Nebraska Nancy Foreman, now NBC Today contributor, notes Miss America pageants are more sophisticated and professional while the swimsuit tradition remains. Actress Patty Duke urges women to use nurturing instincts to gain power at a conference in Portland. Britain denies Princess Margaret cancer treatment after a News of the World report. Placido Domingo vows ongoing aid for Mexican earthquake victims, distributing checks and aiding families with funds raised in Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Neb
Nancy Foreman
Nebraska
Ms. Foreman
NBC
University of Nebraska
Foreman
Portland
Ore
Patty Duke
London
Britain
Royal Family
Princess Margaret
Margaret
West Berlin
Kensington Palace
News of the World
Opera
Mexico City
Placido Domingo
Europe
United States
Domingo
Mexico
Revival of Sweet Charity Wins Three at Tony Awards
New York AP reports the Tony Awards opened with The Mystery of Edwin Drood winning three prizes and a revival of Sweet Charity also taking three. Rupert Holmes earned two wins for Drood's best book and best score, his first Broadway musical. The ceremony also honored The House of Blue Leaves and Big Deal with directing and choreography trophies, while Sweet Charity claimed featured performance awards for Bebe Neuwirth and Michael Rupert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwin Drood
Rupert Holmes
Drood
Holmes
Wilford Leach
Sweet Charity
Bebe Neuwirth
Michael Rupert
Charity
Rupert
Jerry Zaks
Bob Fosse
Tony Walton
Patricia Zipprodt
Charles Dickens
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Antoinette Perry
American Theater Wing
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WSAZ
Nec
Huntington
Woay Asc
Gdak Hill
WCYB
Bristol
WVVA
Bluefield
Roanoke
Wchs Ics
Charleston
WSWP
Beckley
WSLS
Asc
Johnson City
WSET
Lynchburg
WBRA
Pbs
WTBS
Atlanta
Nashville
Regis Philbin
Diana
Magnum, P.I
Magnum, PI
Nightline
Nat. Goog
Matt
Nick
Mackey
Ireland
Turkish
Armenia
Kate
Allie Kate
Allie
Roanoak
Newhart
Larry
Mary Beth
Jacksonville
Tito Puente
Art Farmer Benny Golson
Ross Tompkins
Duke Ellington
Mercer Ellington
Anita Moore
Florida National Pavilion
Paul Newman
U.S
Soviet Union
Nash
TMC
USA Animals Wrestling
Hollywood
Switzerland
Spain
Bird
Manos Quality Theatres
Mercer Mall
Luefield, W.V
CIN Ting MA
Manos Ouclity Theatres
Blue Prince Plaza
Green Valley
Little League
Wight
Airport RD
Hills
Randy Sanger
Bluefield Campus
CALL
West Virginia
Logan Street
National Business College
Blue-Prince Plaza
Hills Shopping Center
Calla
Rungerusa, Inc
Billy Graham
Washington
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