Your Daily Television Movie Guide March 29 April 4
Sunday to Friday listings for March 29 to April 4, 1970 show film titles, times, and stars across networks. Notable entries include April in Paris World Without Sun Pardon My Sarong Diary of Anne Frank Becket The Chase, and long runs for Lafay ette Beau Geste and Whiplash with star casts such as Brando, Loren, Ford, Kwan, and Sinatra.
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Your Daily Television Movie Guide
Paris
Ane Day
Ray Bolger
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Abbott and Costello
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Anne Frank
Millie Perkins
Shelly Winters
Little Fugitive
Miss Dove
Jennifer Jones
Robert Stack
Great Caruso
Mario Lanza
Ann Blyth
Glenn Ford
Gloria Grahame
Beau Geste
Guy Stockwell
Telly Savalas
Whiplash
Dane Clark
Alexis Smith
Zachary Scott
Hedy LaMarr
Paul Henreid
Frank Sinatra
Doris Day
Richard Egan
Steve McQueen
Robert Wagner
Nancy Kwan
Rod Taylor
Suzanne Pleshette
Jane Russell
Humphrey Bogart
William Holden
George Raft
Eden
Jeff Chandler
Esther Williams
Johnny Trouble
Stuart Whitman
Ethel Barrymore
Maureen O’hara
Dick Haymes
Guy Rolfe
Anne Kimbell
Bruins Meet Red Wings In National Hockey League Game
CBS presents the National Hockey League Game of the Week featuring Boston Bruins against Detroit Red Wings. ABC airs The American Sportsman hosted by Curt Gowdy, with Cale Yarborough hunting in Maine and Jerry Kramer and Jon Tarantino fishing in Alaska as Rick Jason appears.
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Boston Bruins
Detroit Red Wings
ABC
American Sportsman
Curt Gowdy
Cale Yarborough
Jerry Kramer
Jon Tarantino
Alaska
Rick Jason
Firestone Tournament of Champions Opens On Pro Bowlers Tour
Broadcast schedule features the $100,000 Firestone Tournament of Champions from Riviera Lanes Akron with live coverage on ABC. later CBS and NBC air related golf and hunting specials. highlights include 1969 World Series recap.
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Riviera Lanes
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CBS
al Beiberger
Dave Stockton
Gene Littler
Ken
Firestone Country Club
NBC
Nightly Movie Schedule Highlights and Casts
A TV theater listing shows films and cast details including SHIP IN THE ARMY with Jack Lemmon and Ricky Nelson, THUNDER BAY led by James Stewart and Joanne Dru, BODY AND SOUL with John Garfield, MONSTER GO HOME starring Fred Gwynne, ROOM AT THE TOP with Laurence Harvey, THE TRUE STORY OF JESSIE JAMES featuring Robert Wagner, PINK JUNGLE with James Garner, CAPTAIN NEWMAN MD with Gregory Peck, and DEATH OF A KILLER starring Robert Hossein, among others, with several titles awaiting air announcements.
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Jack Lemmon
Ricky Nelson
Thunder Bay
James Stewart
Joanne Dru
Gilbert Roland
Dan Duryea
John Garfield
Lilly Palmer
Fred Gwynne
al Lewis
Laurence Harvey
Simone Signoret
Jessie James
Robert Wagner
Hope Lange
James Garner
Eva Renzi
Elmer Gantry
Burt Lancaster
Jean Simmons
Captain Newman
M.D
Gregory Peck
Tony Curtis
Angie Dickinson
Bradford Dillman
Suzy Parker
Bob Hope
Hedy Lamarr
Frances L. Sullivan
Grant Williams
Shirley Knight
Robert Hossein
Marie France Pisier
Henry Fonda
Laird Cregar
Jed Allan recalls Lassie audition and shift in cast
Jed Allan, tall and rugged, describes his audition for Lassie, the policy of rotating cast by owner Jack Wrather and co-producer Bonita Granville, and his return to teaching drama while a Broadway musical idea is discussed. He notes the current Lassie is gentle and the dog works hard each season while only one performs camera work.
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Lassie
Anon
Jed
Winchell
Jack Wrather
Bonita Granville
Bonita
Scott Turner
Jack
Dean Martin
Dog
Sunday TV Schedule Circa 1960s Highlights Wide Array Shows
The page lists a dense lineup from noon to 11:30 PM featuring channels and programs such as The World Tomorrow, Channel 4 Film Featurette, Meet the Press, NBA Basketball, Wagon Train, The Lucy Show, Ed Sullivan, Bonanza, Bulletin News, and Sunday Night Movie. Named programs include Skippy the Bush Pilot, Lassie, Bill Cosby Show, Andy, and The FBI, with multiple time blocks and blocks for Easter and religious broadcasts. The schedule reflects a broad mix of news, sports, variety, drama, children’s programs, and feature films across the day.
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Channel 4
University of Buffalo Round Table
NHL
NBA
Abott & Costello Theater
Davey & Goliath
Horse Koehler
NY Philharmonic
Harrisburg
FBI
Bill Cosby
the Advocates
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