Television Schedule Highlights Nightly Movie Lineup
The listing catalogues film titles and star casts for a weekly TV schedule. Featured are The White Squaw with David Brian, Lord of the Jungle with Johnny Sheffield, and Sink the Bismarck starring Dana Wynter and Kenneth More among many others across morning and late night slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brian
Bing Crosby
Johnny Sheffield
Wayne Morris
Carefge
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Dana Wynter
Kenneth More
I Am
the Law
Edward G. Robinson
Barbaral O'Neill
Ray Milland
Jean Peters
Fred MacMurray
Robert Mitchum
Farley Granger
Shelley Winters
Prisoner Confesses at Laos Interrogation Center
At 15 Nguyen Huu Xuan, a captured North Vietnamese soldier, sits in a khaki uniform during interrogation in Vientiane. He was conscripted last September and sent to aid the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos. He was captured December 22 near Thakkek on the Mekong River. He recalls a family disrupted by bombing and recalls training and promised promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cantwell
Vientiane
Laos
Southeast Asia
Nguyen Huu Xuan
Hanoi
South
Viet Nam
Nguyen
Mekong
Thakkek
That Dam Cat delights in Disney charm with Dean Jones
The film That Dam Cat stars Dean Jones as an FBI agent tracking a kidnapped case while allergic to cats. Haley Mills and Dorothy Provine provide lively cat driven mischief with D.C. the Siamese cat causing neighborhood chaos at the Randall household. Showing at the Princess, the family friendly comedy blends humor with a chase plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Disney
Dam Cat
Decatur
Dean Jones
Dean
Cat
D.C
Zeke Kelso
Haley Mills
Patti Randall
Haley
Dorothy Provine
Beach Ball premieres with Eddy Byrnes in a bikini laden romp
The new rock and roll film Beach Ball opens at Thunderbird Theater starring Eddy Byrnes Chris Noel and Robert Logan with Technicolor production by Bart Patton and Lennie Weinrib The Supremes sing the title song as the movie showcases dance song and lively teen antics including skin diving drag racing and sky diving footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunderbird Theater
Eddy Byrnes
Chris Noel
Robert Logan
Edd Byrnes
Brooklyn
New York
Boeing-Boeing arrives in Decatur with stars Lewis and Curtis
Boeing-Boeing opens Thursday at the Bowline Theater featuring Jerry Lewis and Tony Curtis as rival Casanovas. Dany Laval, Christiane Schmidtmer, Suzan na Leigh headline the trio of hostesses with Thelma Ritter as the housekeeper shaping the romantic farce set in Paris. Hal Wallis produces with Edward Anhalt writing. Edith Head costumes the leading ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lewis
Tony Curtis
Boeing-Boeing
Bowline Theater
Curtis
Lewis
Paris
Europe
Dany Laval
West Berlin
Jerry
Hollywood
Wallis
Edward Anhalt
Becket
Anhalt
Marc Camoletti
City of Lights
Orly Airport
Bois de Boulogne
Champs Elysees
Etoile
Arc de Triomphe
Place de Conogarde
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Edith Head
Miss Head
Cristiano
American Singers Find Broad Career Path in Germany
Lee Venora debuts as Madame Butterfly in Berlin while Loren Driscoll sings Pinkerton. Americans in a 84 soloist company find Germany rich with opera houses and ample work, contrasting with scarce home opportunities. Several performers like Maria Gray William Dooley and Charles O Neil praise the bel canto career lure and steady stages in West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Doelling
Berlin
Lee Venora
Trumbull, Conn
West Berlin
State Opera
Loren Driscoll
Scottsbluff
Neb
Driscoll
Lt.Pinkerton
Miss Venora
West Germany
Vienna
United States
Germany
Maria Gray
Berkeley
Calif
Miss Gray
Italy
Metropolitan Opera
William Dooley
Modesto
Dooley
Met
West Berlin Opera
Europe
Rudy Vallee Quietly Battles Choreographers And Directors
The aging star Rudy Vallee says many people try to boss him and he craves independence. He recalls how directors constantly want to reorder his performances while song publishers alone trusted his business sense. He prides himself as a time efficient, careful man who tips only when necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Vallee
Island Park
Hidden Treasure con game hits Champaign street scam
In Champaign Illinois an apparent con game dubbed Hidden Treasure uses a man claiming to need reading help with a letter about $500 cached in the city. The scam evolves as victims are asked to stake money as good faith to claim the windfall. Sgt. Bates notes variations and the common thread of sharing the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Ill
William V. Bates
Government budgets 1.7 billion for 1966 Food for Peace program
The government allocates 1.7 billion dollars for the 1966 Food for Peace program to supply surplus agricultural products to hungry people worldwide.
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Montana Belle
Jane Russell
Gail Russell
Diana Lynn
Dr. Jekyll
John Agar
Cameron Mitchell
Anne Bancroft
Jean A. Arthur
Birds
Edmund Gwenn
Victor Mature
Cloudburst
Elizabeth Sellars
Robert Preston
Marine Raiders
Pat O’brien
Robert Ryan
Robert Young
Susan Hayward
Brian Donlevy
Canyon River
George Montgomery
The
Tin Star
Henry Fonda
Anthony Perkins
Deanna Durbon
Tony Randall
Decatur Daily
Nis O'Keefe
Charles McGraw
Flynn
Battle Flame
Scott Brady
Montana
Errol
Tommy Cook
Jeff Chandler
al Capone
Rod Steiger
Marie Windsor
the Paleface
Bob Hope
Bomba
the Jungle Boy
Steve McQueen
Robert Wagner
the Devil
James Cagney
Don Murray
the Pathfinder
Pork Chop Hill
Gregory Peck
Jim Thorpe
Burt Lancaster
Wanda Hendrix
Yukon
Randolph Scott
Gypsy Rosé Lee
Cong
Vinh
Faey
Dor've
Randall
Venice
Cora Blair
Kookie
77 Sunset Strip
Chris
Thelma Ritter
Hal Wallis
Dean Martin
Elvis Presley
Shirley MacLaine
Charl‘ton Heston
Burt~ Lancaster
Kirk Douglas
Carolyn Jones
Shirley Booth
Continent
California
Heidelberg
Charles O'Neil
Darien
Albany
Alabama Opera Association
Birmingham Municipal
Carmen
Cinderella
Forbes. Piano Company
Fourth Avenue
North
Birmingham
Alebea
Hondells
Ron Sers
Acacia Drive-in Theatre
William Glover
Athens
Alabama
Walt Disney Presents
Dorothy McGuire and
Fess Parker In
Yeller
Melie Piel
Aves
Rey Veyker
Decature
Holey Mills
Wartselle
Ala
John Ford
Cheyenne
Saieg
Wes
Adert
Kenneby
Jamel Stewart - Cowane
Oradl
Alex Worth
James
Ford Preewces
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