Calley Drama Highlights Sunday ABC telecast
TV listings note Tony Musante portrays Lt. William Calley in Judgment The Court Martial of Lt. William Calley set Sunday on ABC from 8 to 10 PM. The program uses the My Lai trial as a framework with Henry Denker as writer. Also airing are Satan's Triangle on ABC Tuesday and The Dead Don't Die on NBC with Kim Novak, Doug McClure, George Hamilton and others.
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Doug McClure
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Linda Cristal
Ralph Meeker
Lemmon Stars In TV Version Of The Entertainer
Jack Lemmon, starring in a revival of The Front Page, will headline a next year TV adaptation of The Entertainer in England. Olivier led both stage and film versions, with Joan Plowright as his daughter in the original stage run. A contrasting note reflects on life’s two books and a farmer’s reflection on changing work.
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Laurence Olivier
John Osborne
Joan Plowright
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Lemmon
England
Caribe
Steve Forrest
Dana Andrew
Stacy Keach
Karen
Gene Reynolds
Larry Gelbert
Washington
Karen Valentine
Alice
It's Still Work Not Drudgery for a Busy Household
A reminiscence contrasts past and present domestic life with mothers and daughters in law cooking, canning, and organizing chores around higher yields and shorter hours. A reader letter praises safflower honey on hot toast and tea, noting milder flavors and lingering sweetness amid everyday tasks.
Crime Shows Move Into TV Limelight
Ruth E. Thompson notes a finance study showing networks earn 10 percent more than last year, prompting caution on weak series. Nearly a dozen new September shows bombed, Ironside left the lineup, and crime solving dominates with 22 cop and private eye dramas set by mid February including Khan and Kolchak.
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Ruth E. Thompson
Ironside
Sunday TV Schedule Highlights and Special Programs
A dense list of network time slots and programs across day and night hours. Notable items include Wild Kingdom, Mannix, Kojak, The Waltons, The Beachcombers, and ongoing news and public affairs segments from News to Focus 12. The schedule carries multiple channels and a wide array of feature films, concerts, and special broadcasts from noon through late night.
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Actor Art Metrano Demands Second Take at Lunch Scene
On the set of an Amy Prentiss segment an outdoor restaurant scene forced Art Metrano to eat a full meal on camera. After filming he requested a repeat serving to savor a quiet meal off camera.
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Art Metrano
Amy Prentiss
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