Saturday TV Schedule Highlights Across Daytime and Nightline
A dense listing of programs across channels with times from early morning to late night. Include Captain Kangaroo, Three Stooges, Howdy Doody, Bonanza, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, and World Wide '60, among many others, with multiple sports, cartoons, dramas, and talk shows. Programs are subject to change per stations.
What to wear and where to buy in a daily guide
A compact survey of consumer guidance including prices, shopping venues, foods, household goods, and local services. It outlines where to shop, what to buy, where to borrow or bank, upcoming sales, travel options, and entertainment to consider, with emphasis on practical daily choices.
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Rome
Sunday TV Schedule Highlights for Four Channels
A full week of program listings across four channels outlines morning services from This Is The Life at 7:45 and Sacred Heart at 8:30, then cartoons, news and weather, public service, and a mix of dramas, talk shows, and sports through late night. Notable entries include Laurel and Hardy, Lawrence Welk, Perry Mason related titles, and late-night features, with coverage promise for all seven days.
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Sacred Heart
Paul Winchell
Broken Arrow
Leonard Bernstein
Lawrence Welk
Public Service
Small World
People's Court
Frontier Playhouse
Bishop Sheen
20Th Century
Bourbon Street
Playhouse
Bold Venture
Highlights For The Week Fabulous Fifties TV Special
The Fabulous Fifties a two hour CBS panorama airs Sunday 7 30 to 9 30 on Channel 4 with co hosts Henry Fonda and Eric Sevareid Interspersed with performances by Julie Andrews Rex Harrison Jackie Gleason and Dick Van Dyke among others It also features excerpts from the Ford Fiftieth Anniversary program and previews the NBC Opera Cavalleria Rusticana and Shakespearean Hallmark productions with stars including Maurice Evans Roddy McDowall and Elaine Stritch
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CBS
Channel 4
Henry Fonda
CBS News
Eric Sevareid
Julie Andrews
Richard Avedon
Shelly Berman
Betty Camden
Adolph Green
Jackie Gleason
Rex Harrison
Mike Nichols
Elaine May
Suzy Parker
Dick van Dyke
Mary Martin
Ethel Merman
Jackie
Gleason
Nichols
May
Comden
Green
Lone Eagle
Maurice Evans
Roddy McDowall
Laim Redmond
Richard Burton
Tom Poston
William Bassett
Lee Remick
Hallmark
Duke of Milan
Miranda
Prospero
Television Schedule Montage From A Past Era
A dense list outlines a full day’s TV and radio lineup featuring programs like News, Captain, Romper Room, The Price Is Right, I Love Lucy, Truth or Consequences, The Guiding Light, The Texan, Tales of Wells Fargo, Bonanza, and Steve Allen. It lists show times, channel entries, and multiple network blocks with many titles spanning morning to late evening, reflecting a historic broadcast grid.
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Kemedy Korner
Bugs Bunny
Adolphe Menjou
Helen Neville
Red Rowe
Bob
Meet the Millers
Mary Lo
Gale Storm
Dr. Malone
Channel 4
Casey Jones
NBC News
CBS News
Cheyenne
Phil Sayers
Wells Fargo
Bourbon Street
Danny Thomas
Peter Gunn
Goodyear Theatre
Hennessey
Steve ‘Allen
Mike Hammer
Weatha
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Museum of Science
New Horizons
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Charlie Weaver
Union Pacific
Twilight Theatre
Canisius Forum
Buffalo
Jubilee U.S. A
State of the Union
Mrs. North
Man Called
Your Journal TV
Handy
Reform
Johnny
Legion
Trip
Bennink Insurance Agency
NBC Opera
Callaveria Rusticana
Ficcardi
Atlantic Service
Atlantic
Corner Center
Smith Streets
Cavalleria Rusticana
NBC Opera Company
Maurice Chevalier
Chevalier
Art Carney
Art
Elaine Stritch
Myron McCormick
Zamnah Cunningham
Frank Conroy
George Matthews
William Hickey
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ABC
Corry TV Cable Co
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