Wagner and Wood to star together in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof TV
In a TV adaptation of Tennessee Williams play set for NBC next season Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood will co star alongside Laurence Olivier and Maureen Stapleton. The TV project signals a major career move for Wagner who began acting in the 1950s while Wood started film work at age four in the 1940s and later married Wagner until their split. The question mentions Doc and the re vamped cast details hint at Barnard Hughes and Mary Wickes remaining regulars with the family ending.
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Bobby Van hosts NBC daytime fun factory show
TV preview looks at The Fun Factory starring Bobby Van airing Monday June 14 on NBC. The pilot hints at a mix of music zany humor and game show antics with Van ad libbing off contestants in a lively, spontaneous format.
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TV Highlights Include Walton Family Moonshiners Detour
TV listings preview tomorrow feature The Waltons at 8 p m on CBS where the family gets lost after a detour and is rescued by Jim Bob. The Mac Davis Show follows with Dolly Parton duets and a playful parody, then NBC and PBS air The Olympiad and Bill Moyers Journal, concluding with Tomorrow profiling four professionals in performance arts.
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War Plot Confused on TV Tonight and The Last Grenade
A TV listings brief notes Thursday night movies. At 9 p.m. MNBC 1972 The Last Grenade stars Stanley Baker and Alex Cord in a melodrama about war and revenge in the Far East. The other feature follows Shirley Jones as a compulsive gambler facing Gambler’s Anonymous after trying to recover losses.
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Savings and Loan Robbery Hearing Set for Jones
Clarence Jones, alias Bleck and Tony Black, is charged with the October 1975 armed robbery of Charleston Federal Savings and Loan Co. office on D Street. He awaits extradition from Los Angeles County jail for a June 21 hearing before U.S. District Judge Charles Haden 4 after a sealed February grand jury indictment.
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Federal Savings and Loan Co
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Los Angeles
D Street
Bleck
Tony Black
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