Betty Grable Leads TV Color Debut on Shower of Stars
Betty Grable makes her first television appearance on the color premier of Shower of Stars. She will be joined by co stars Harry James and Mario Lanza for the 8:30 to 9:39 p.m. broadcast on Channel 2. The show marks Grable’s television debut in color.
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TV Guide Mon Week: Packed Network Listings
A dense, era style TV guide lists Monday and late evening programs across networks with show titles, hosts, guests, and sport events. It catalogs morning talks, variety shows, dramas, comedies, and sports results including World Series, wrestling, boxing, and football broadcasts across stations and time slots.
Telecast Topics and WNHC-TV Color Plans
Telecast Topics notes ongoing TV coverage expansion with field tests under Vincent DeLaurentis and Howard Wessenburg. WNHC-TV, an early New England station, moves to full power and aims to air all network color programs while preparing color slides and films for local telecasts before year end.
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Guests of Skelton on Red Skelton Show
Songstress Betty Madigan whose Joey is a current hit and dancing team The Stonys will appear as guests on the second New York program of the Red Skelton Show on CBS television Tuesday at 3:74 p.m.
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Blue Angel
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Millie
Elens Verduge
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Dorothy Malone
Charles Drake
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Daddy
Jean Hagan
International Association of Chiefs of Police
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