Friday December 20 TV and Movie Schedule Highlights
A dense listing outlines a Friday lineup with 4 pm to 9 pm slots featuring The Three Stooges Theater Popeye with Major Adams and Webfoot films, Eve Arden in Our Miss Brooks, plus shows like Hawaiian Eye, Laramie and The Rifleman. News and variety programs include Channel 3 News and Huntley BrinKley segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Satellite
Miss Brooks
Eve Arden
Whirlybirds
Mike Douglas
Major Adams
Tradsmister
Three Stooges Theater
Adano
John Hodiak
Gene Tierney
Trailmaster
Webster Webfoot
Meyer
Arts
TV Listings and Evening Schedule Fragment
A dense OCR fragment lists TV programs and times across channels from evening through late night. Entries include shows like Route 66, The Great Adventure, 77 Sunset Strip, The News with Roger Grimsby, boxing, wrestling, and movies, with numerous channel labels and color broadcast notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley News
Hennessey
Lawbreaker
Roger Grimsby
Ron Cochran
Mr. D
Pam
Sunset Strip
The
Apm
Fearing
Saturday Dec 21 Radio Schedule Highlights and Movie Listing
A dense broadcast guide lists programs from 6 am including Agricultural Show and White Collar Farmer to early cartoons and serials. Highlights feature Captain Kangaroo, Popeye, Duke, and a screening of Rio Rita with Kathryn Grayson Abbott and Castello alongside varied entertainment and sports segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacto
Captain Kangaroo
U.S.A
Burns and
Allen
Hulf and
Reddy
Captain Ka
Rio Rita
Kathryn Grayson
Abbott
Castello Dart
Blackjack Wayne
Hector Heathcote Shaw
Top Radio Schedule Highlights for Evening and Morning
Radio lineup lists multiple programs with cartoons movies and sports. Notable items include Liberty Bowl Football, Blue Bonnet Bowl, and films featuring Ruth Hussey Doris Day and Roy Rogers alongside animated shows like Mighty Mouse and The Jetsons.
AM Radio Timetable Summary
A fragmented radio listing shows several stations with program notes. WSFO WSFO Mawes schedule indicates daily 24 hours with news and music. KEBS Columbia Broadcasting Co runs around the clock, while KEWS and GO-180 offer news and music daily with varied start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSFO
Dally
WFAC
Mutuel Broadcasting System
American 1 “Broadcasting Co
KEWS
kSay
Iomn
Radio station schedule notes and call letters oddly listed
A fragmented page lists numerous radio station call signs and approximate daily air times. Entries mention stations such as KFAN PM and KOFC with scattered hours like midnight to several hours past, plus references to Sundays and daily slots amid garbled OCR text.
Top Viewing Friday Highlights Two TV Specials
A Boy at War uses the Revolutionary War backdrop with 13 year old Flip Mark joining his hometown militia in Charleston. Alfred Hitchcock Hour features How to Get Rid of Your Wife with Bob Newhart and Jane Withers. Route 66 presents a Niagara Falls filmed tale about two kids kidnapping their brother, directed by Philip Leacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Stary
Flip Mark
Carolinas
Redcoats
Charleston
Bob Newhart
Jane Withers
Niagara Falls
Albert Salmi
Philip Leacock
TV Guide Style Theatre and Movie Schedule Fragment
Sparse listing of films and shows with times and titles across many stations. Includes "My Outlaw Brother" and "Northwest Stampede" with actors Mickey Rooney George O'Brien and Walter Brennan, plus variety programs and finish with "To Be Announced."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Outlaw Brother
Mickey Rooney
Alakazama
George Howard
Vern Downing
My Lady
Walter Brennan
Brandon de Wikle
LeMovie
TV in Review Reflections On Those Four Days
UPI reports that a month after President Kennedy's assassination the four day television and radio coverage left a lasting impression on viewers. The piece notes the uninterrupted broadcasts and the sense that nothing could have been more comprehensive or decisive during that historic period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Kennedy
Hazel no Step Down For Shirley evaluates televised tragedy heavy
New York AP reports on Shirley Booth as Hazel in NBCs hit show. The piece contrasts radio era jealousy and television warmth, noting Booths grace, Emmy win, and multiple acting honors while detailing public perception and the program's cultural impact.
Jerry Lewis’s Final ABC Show Fails to Entertain
Hollywood columnist Sara Reese critiques Jerry Lewis’s final ABC-TV appearance. He appears bitter and tense, losing his famed nutty persona as guests Frank Gorshin and Jack Leonard struggle to salvage the act. The piece urges Lewis to persevere, keep quiet about past tensions, and prove he is a trooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
President Johnson
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Dr. Casey
Frank Gorshin
Jack Leonard
Abc-Tv
Zany Stits
Sara R
Sara Reese
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Mickey Mouse Club
Laramie
Rocky
His
Huntley-Brinkley
Big News
Surfside
Krontv
Ti—Burke
HH. Munra
All Star Wrestling
Rob Hope Shaw
Mickey Roaney
Frank Morgan
Parr Shaw
Emile Griffith
Rubin Carter
Groucho
Jack Parr
Alfred Hitchcock
Judy Garland
van Johnson
Yonight Shaw
Steve Allen
ETVU
Oakland
Medie
Kron-Ly
S.E
Skexase
Kgo-Ty-S.f
Shsaw TV
Salinas
SORES
KXTY
Sacremonte
MENTV
Sendose Sass
Asasan
Parkington
Grover Garson
Walter Pidgenss
Nak
Paulette Goddard
Charles Boyer
Gregory Peck
Anne Bax Lor
Richard Arlen
Mary Briati
Lam
St. Louis
James Stewart
d—News
Daily Word
Robert Taylor
Ava Gardner
Lie Frente
Marshal
Popeye
Marshal ‘I
France
Tops ON Radio
Wayne
Doris Day
Pootball
Roy Rogers Shaw
Beany and Creil
Bugs Buony
Sounds of FM
Ness
Jess
Kcbs-Fm
Pamela Om
Mideiynt Kofc
Dany Aim
Pan
Sun
Community Circle
iMovie F
Gene Autry
Gene. Autry
Sam
Ray Rogers
Bill Rose
George O'Brien
Hey Rogers
Shay Bill Rose
My Friend
Flicka
Denny
St Mark
Michael O'Shea
Stoney Burke
87Th Precinct
John Ireland
Eden Garden School
Hayward
Alwine Fenton
Channel 7
Young Voice of
San Francisco Bay Area
TV In Review
By Rick DU Brow
Hazel
New York
Midtown
Nbc-Tv
Lee Oswald
Assas
Shirley Booth
Asjf
Miss Booth
Jack Ruby
NBC
Hazel Gereely
Shirley
Booth
Miss Duffy
Snow
William H. Baker
Howard Zink
Huto Gil
Bankamericard
San Leandro
East 14Th Street
138Th Ave
14Th Siz
Hal Humphrey
Tran Ai
Jie Recorders
Aoe
Harman-Kardon
Pacific
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