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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
16
The page lists a mix of TV programs and times including Major Adams, Popeye, Django, Mickey Mouse Club, Huckleberry Hound, Maverick, and Channel 11 News. Several movie slots and public affairs shows appear alongside variety acts and local programs.
A fragmented list shows a radio schedule with multiple programs across the morning, including The Daily Word, Farm Focus, The Progress of Man, Columbia Lectures, Mahalia Jackson Sings, Spunky and Tadpole, Dick Tracy, Captain Kangaroo and other features. The entries indicate time slots from 5:30 am through 7:40 am with varied content and host or show names.
Broadcast notes show TOPS ON RADIO on 1410 p.m. Spectrum 74 News Conference KCBS 74a 16 35 p.m. Datelina San Franchico KNBR 42. The fragment lists stations and times for a news conference and radio features.
Fragmented TV guide listing several programs and times from an era broadcast, featuring Perry Mason, Twilight Zone, The Real West, The Lively Ones, and news blocks. Mentions stations KTVU Oakland, KCRA Sacramento, and others with a mix of color broadcasts and movie titles.
AP reports actor Danny Thomas discusses money and career advice for performers. He recalls declining a $3,790 weekly Roxy Theater offer in 1943 for a Europe based role, choosing $3,500 less and never regretting it. Thomas notes plans to scale back TV appearances while developing new project ideas with partner Sheldon Leonard.
A CBS TV trip to Genesee Depot and Athens yields mixed results in the "Athens Where the Theater Began" program. Lunt and Fontanne stumble with a stilted setup but later improve as excerpts from Prometheus Bound and Lysistrata appear, featuring Harris, Drake, and Madden, while broader notes cover CBS plans and other network moves.
A scrambled 1940s era radio schedule lists stations KSFO UMO KEWB KGO and others with daily music, news and broadcasting times. It notes Sunday programs, morning and afternoon slots, and pricing details such as $2 listings, reflecting a regional network timetable for American radio stations.
Fragmentary OCR shows radio schedule details with times and shows across days. Mentions KRON and KEG listings and various hosts and segments with uncertain names and times.
Vic Damone anchors the final summer show with Julie London performing Black Coffee, Mel Torme singing Don’t Get Around Much Anymore, and The Characters causing a stir at a hotel lounge. Barry Shear ends the season with a fitting climax. Also TV listings note Dr Kildare Breaking Point repeats and Twilight Zone Printer’s Devil with Burgess Meredith.
On Waikiki beach I meet Sam Pierce of Paradise Productions promoting a Hawaii Calls TV pilot based on Webley Edwards radio success. Host Edwards hopes the show thrives as a travelogue with Lucky Luck, Lola Smyser, Betty Smyser, Mavis Rivers, Vic Damone and others joining the scene in Kauai and Oahu during a vacation week.
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