Friday December 30 schedule with films and shows
A cluttered listing outlines a Friday December 30 program featuring Captain Satellite 2-Captain Satellite, 3-Movie, 4-Movie and Dance Party segments. Highlights include Ahoy Mates and Ragtime Era events, a Spitfire film with Katharine Hepburn, Rin Tin Tin, The Three Stooges and Popeye cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywemovie
Bots, the Clown
Popeye
Katherine Hepburn
J—Rin Tin Tin
Three Stooges
Nightly TV Schedule Fragment from 1961 Era
A dense OCR fragment lists TV and film programming across stations and days, naming shows such as The Twilight Zone, Michael Shayne, Route 66, The Garland Touch, drama festivals, news, and late night movies. It mentions personalities like Huntley Brinkley, Doug Edwards, Ben Alexander, and Jack Paar, with time slots and channel identifiers scattered.
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Ad Pen
Star Theater
Castile
Tyrone Power
Tean Peters
Michael Shayne
The
Detectives
Robert Taylor
Paul Coates
Mr. Jones
Radio Schedule Mosaic from San Francisco Stations
A fragmented list traces SF radio programming across many stations. It names KEWB KEWB KGO KSFO KCBS KNBC KSFO KCBS KCBS and others, detailing shows, hosts, music blocks, news, and interludes through the day. The garbled OCR preserves a dense map of personalities like Jim Lange Herb Kennedy and Bill King amid a wave of morning, afternoon, and late night slots. The schedule hints at a bustling era of station identity and cross-program teasers.
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KGO
San Francisco
KEWB
mupRicar IksFo
Herb Kennedy
KNBC
KCBS
Dawei Kgo
KEWA
Jie Waypeau
KSFO
Wally King
Quen Spane
California
Ksfo-Newe
Gary
du Hayward
Futs Hodges
Roby
Bill Heyward
KFRC
Serenace
Buck Herring
KQBY
Gommule Club
Jim Lange
Mbc—Newsabasitor
KGOU
Calernim
Mark Potter
Intermexza
Ksfom
Hewseentil
Russ Hodges
Tad Sinl Heyward
Pledgee's
Bust Th
Alusic
KCAS
Mitch Teilt
Ken Wilame
Intermecco
IKSFO
Agnkind Kcbs
Seienes Edivocr
Een Stewart Kgo
Army of Stack Banas Ixsro
Carine Stewart
Femor
Ken Wists Kang
Diex Cook Kngc
FM Radio Timetable and Station Listings 1908
A compact timetable lists radio stations with frequencies and daily broadcasting hours. Details include station calls and numeric codes such as 1908, 1087, 1162.1, and 1302.9 Megs, with daily schedules extending from pre-dawn to midnight and references to Mon through Sat and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSGU
Mego Agra
Psb
KDFC
Telly
M. Lors
xGo
Mega
Dama
Jan
Saturday Listings Mix of Shows and Sports Broadcasts
The schedule catalogs a dense Saturday lineup from 4: White Collar Farmer to 7:45 pm. Includes church services at St Agnes and Glide Memorial, numerous cartoons, movie features, and live programs. Notable entries include Captain Kangaroo, Rocky and His Friends, Roy Rogers Theater, and football games with Florida versus Baylor listed among many sports and entertainment options.
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King Leonardo
State Department
William Lundigan
Virginia Bruce
Few Left Video Changes Star System
Television mocks the old star system as producers and critics debate who qualifies as a true star. Leland Hayward says a star is a performer who draws audiences regardless of current project, praising Mary Martin Ethel Merman Frank Sinatra and Elizabeth Taylor for their enduring appeal and box office pull. He notes film icons are transitioning to television while his own producing output spans stage and screen.
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Teast
Leland Hayward
Hayward
Mary Martin
Ethel Merman
Frank Sinata
Elizabeth Taylor
Mr. Roberts
Tryig
Gershwin
CBS
Merman
George Gershwin
Arch
Raynard
Moeser Appointed to State Board of Pharmacy
William C. Moeser, a San Diego businessman and former state official, was appointed to the State Board of Pharmacy by Governor Brown. Moeser led a trio of drug stores until 1934, then joined the San Diego County Public Health Department, directing the State Sanitation Islaw from V358 to 950. The note mentions other media industry commentary on television and star power, referencing Hayward and Gershwin Years projects, pay-TV, and network dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
William C. Moeser
San Diego
State Board of Pharmacy
Gey. Brown
Moeser
TV Review Glowing verdict on Victory at Sea program
In a New York critique the aging process of television drama is praised as flawless in the 26 episode Victory at Sea from 1952 53. The piece salutes overlooked performers and asks if 1961 can yield better TV choices while underscoring personal New Year resolutions from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nec-Tv
Philadelphia
Bob Hope
Akron
Ohio
Bradenton
Frs
Albuquerque
N. M
West S Ems
Weekend TV Games and features across networks
New York AP reports a busy weekend of television with six gridiron battles over two days. NBC carries the Blue and Gray All Star game from Montgomery and the East West Shrine game from San Francisco, while Monday covers Pasadena's Tournament of Roses Parade before the Rose Bowl. CBS presents Missouri Navy Grange Bowl in Miami and Arkansas Duke in Dallas, plus a Pasadena clash.
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New York
Pasadena
Minnesota
Washington
CBS
Miami
Dallas
NBC
Lawrence Welk
Welkins
ABC
Guy Lome
Bardo
Times Square
Omnibus
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Bas FE
Quesada
Federal Aviation Agency
Circle Theater
Busy Season For Warners Boosts TV Production List
Warner Bros Television reports a holiday peak with 33 episodes in production. Under Jack L. Warner and executive producer William T. Orr, UV segments began and finished by Dec 23. Nine more episodes will shoot this week. ABC shows represented include Hawaiian Eye Maverick Cheyenne SurfSide 77 Sunset Strip Room For Dear More The Roaring 20s and Lawman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Warner Bros. Television Division
Whe
Jack L. Waman
William T. Ore
Ax Television
Abc-Tv Network
Maverick
Cheyenne
SurfSide
Sunset Strip
de More
Cavalcade of Sports to Televise Bowling Finals from San Bernardino
New York TV brief notes ABC will air the Cavalcade of Sports finals from San Bernardino on January 21 at 10 pm EST. The Bowling Proprietors' Association event, from January 12 to 21, features top women and men bowlers chasing a $68,000 prize. The week introduces Witness and other programs as replacements.
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New York
UPN
Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America
ABC Network
San Bernardino
Calif
Nancy
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Pan
the Three Stoozer
Berulah Bondeatara
Menthe
Harrigan
Ghd
Shay
Bopety
Thy
NBC News
Rien
Charley Horse
Popeye Theater
Prama Festival
Ampos
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ABC News
S—News
Doug Edwards
Jeff's Collie
Huntley-Brinkley
All Star Theater
Whirlybirds
Pony Express
Michael Shajne
News
Vikings
Ben Alexander
Dan Raven
Rawhide
Matty
Monday Funnies
Vinus Walter Winchell
Shalgun Shida
ETVU
S-Kora-Tv
Sacrecmiento
Kaon-Tv
HPI
Hkud-Tv
Ksbw-Tv
Satlany
KXEV
U-Entv
San Oem
Til—larrigan
Bette Davis
Humphrey Bogart
Sports Desk
Jack Paar
Ginger Rogers
Ju Eeph Cotten
Charles Coburn
Form Drake
Beverly Tyler
Bob Biddleton
Sepm
Late Show
Johnny Mack Brown
T Am
Edmund Lowe
Kenneth C. Scntt
Messiah Lutheran Church
Gogh
KSEDR
Aim Lange
Bob Calvi
Rcbse
Lim Wanlz
Bon Klein
Sparsyreet Kgo
Fink
Mark Foster
Kory—Seritade
KABC
Jabinee Wright
Grgan
XSFO
Sheil Spasis
Lon Simmons
Bill King
XFRC
Bob Covig
Lopell Thoms
Don
Meleome
Tam Kgo
O— Harment
Frank Country
Tsa Goss
Lew Xgo
MABY
Dawa
Bay
Iatunday
Mefconews
Corr Owens
World News
Owen Spann
Frank Gos
Gary Owens
Baby
Morning Musicale
SPM
Esfo—News
8Illes
Wate
Efrc— Night Watch
KEBS
Stereo Serenade
KEWS
KGBY
Ular Vine
Howard Finley
KGQ
Kewe
Bill Weed
Art Finley
Yival
Ale Mall
XEWN
BIL Wood
DAS
Hews-Ard
Finley
KFRON
Dick Cook
KRRC
Doug Pleeger
Gen Sears
KGEO
Halloay Kews
Koby
KNB
Goug Pieccer
Craig Maceson
I9ia
KEFO
Cick Cook
Doug_ Fridger
Su—Newt
Eel Court
Tembcellews
Gordos Path Kgo
JKEWB
Fatmneat Pitly
IKOBY
Mweleal Ratinas
Monllor
Fred Wilcoe
CoMenitor Xgo
Calltorals
Ta Carle Kewe
Monitor
Sghy—Seenada
Caraniula Chub
KNEC
Mionitor
KCHS
Weaver
Labego
Serenids
Kefockews
Dira “Lange
Bil King
Jonster
Soorewa
Washem
ASP
Gos Rao
Holley Kawa
Koby—Serentde
WPM
Iksro
Nevas
Bc Music
Tegen Sanceaboners
Wsb
Dizias Tandegy Beal
John Meaney
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Hannibal
Sado
Scarlet River
Tom Keene
Dorothy ‘Wilson
Norman Conrad
Glide Memorial Methodist Church
Captain Sado
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
T—Junior My
Miss America Club
Florida
Baylor
Famous Playhouse
Broderick Crawford
Soupy Sales
White Saveze
Marla Mantez
Jon Hall
T—Hopatong Cassidy
Freyalong Cassidy
Gine Aubry
Bermuda Mystay
Yarm and Ranch
Uis—Agriculture
Varadeara P.m
Gene Autry
Ji—Ag
Roy Rogers Theater
Chicago
Santa Anita
Black Jack Wayne
Amos ’N' Ardy Li
Captain Gallant
Susan Hasgard
Bob Rosburg
Eric Monti
Casey Jones
Border Patrol
San Franciscol
Outlaws
Perry Masine
Crusade
Slade Ji
Alcoa
Beatrice Lillie
John Barrymore
Luci
Art James
Cynthia Lowry
San Diegan
TV In Review
Lee J. Cobb
Tony Bartall
Gordon
Sheila MacRae
Andy Define
Big Dake
Rory Calhoun
Audie Murphy
Whispering Smith
Vic Morrow
Grant Williams
Barry Kelley
Diane Jergens
Gustavo Rojo
Wallace Ford
Robert Webber
Hollywood Angel
Warners
Watertown
Riat
Jack Benny
Ihner
Dan
ANG
Ik Fast Home
Ith
Hud Collyer
Sim
Larry
Trish
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