Weekend Movie Schedule Shifts Through May 8 1976
A crowded TV and theater listing details film showings and times from Sunday through Saturday May 2 to May 8, 1976. It lists titles such as Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory California Split and Becket along with cast members and airing blocks across days and late night hours.
PBS Promises Olympiad Series Beyond Commercial Networks
PBS airs The Olympiad, a ten part series by Bud Greenspan using vintage clips and interviews to tell the stories of Olympic legends and near champions across 15 countries. It marks the first American sports program of its kind as networks pass on the rights. The debut segment The Decathlon airs May 6 in many cities.
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PBS
America
Bud Greenspan
BBC
Britain
U.S
NBC
Columbo
Peter Falk
Television Schedule Montage For Sunday Evening And Beyond
A dense list of broadcast slots shows program blocks across genres from music and sports to dramas and news. Notable items include NBA Playoffs coverage, The Six Million Dollar Man, Mavie Opera Theatre segments, Fox News style updates, and classic series like Bonanza and Gunsmoke interspersed with educational and wildlife programs.
Eddie Albert Uses TV Fame For Hunger Fight And Films
Eddie Albert praises Switch for another season while urging action on world hunger. He discusses his roles with Robert Wagner and Mac, his back lot work at Universal, plus film Birch Interval about a 14 year old and Amish life, and his garden experiments named for cheap, practical farming methods.
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Pete
Robert Wagner
Mac
Universal
Birch
Sandra
McClung
Margo
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Washington
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