Radio Programs on the Air Today
The Gazette lists daily radio and television programs as a free public service for readers. Listings rely on station supplied data and can be corrected if incorrect. Saturday June 25, 1955.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1955
Page
8
The Gazette lists daily radio and television programs as a free public service for readers. Listings rely on station supplied data and can be corrected if incorrect. Saturday June 25, 1955.
The 11 am to late night schedule lists NBC channel shows and varied programming including Eagle Square with Robert Stack, Eddie Merced, and multiple serials like Space Cadet Cartoon Carnival and Captain Midnight. Nighttime features include Wrestling News Sign Off and several film and variety segments among ongoing segments and To Be Announced slots.
A sprawling cinema schedule lists color features and star names across theaters The Capitol presents Revenge of the Creature with John Agar, Faith Domergue and Richard Long Also Cul at the Cobra with Fess Parker and Buddy Esben Arizona Sheepdee reolord Virginian The For Norlzans Vine taVision stars Pred MacMurray and Chariton Hestoy Grrlee Kentucky Rifle and Greenbrite Ten Wanted Men plus Duel in the Crame The Vanishing Prairie and White Feather among others.
Droodles by Roger Price notes the Lollipop plight and jokes about faked licking. It lists suggested alternate titles from Leonard Stern Bill Shelly Jerry Lester and Right Thinking friends. The piece humorously contrasts opinions with a Nehru speech reference.
The American Automobile Association warns motorists that nearly all states except Utah use radar to catch speeders during the holiday weekend. About one thousand radar sets will be in operation to enforce speed limits as Fourth of July travel surges.
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