Hagerstown Herald Mail Highlights January 6, 1968
Local Herald Mail summary notes events in Hagerstown and surrounding area on Saturday January 6 1968 including community notices and brief reports from the region.
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Newspaper
Herald Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1968
Page
7
Local Herald Mail summary notes events in Hagerstown and surrounding area on Saturday January 6 1968 including community notices and brief reports from the region.
A columnist laments television programming as dull and repetitive. He criticizes shows like Good Morning World for repeating tired plots and urges viewers to demand higher quality, lasting entertainment and better craftsmanship. He argues the market settles for cheap parts and crumbs of drama and comedy.
A dense retro TV grid lists daytime and evening programs for Saturday with titles such as Top Cat Beatles Jonny Quest Cool McCool American Bandstand and more. Notable items include college basketball Loyala vs Colorado St Princeton vs Penn and a range of films dramas and game shows across stations and times.
Emmy winner Dick Smith required four hours of makeup to turn Jack Palance into Dr Jekyll and two percent more to become Mr Hyde. The transformation sites four key steps between the two personas. The changes will be shown in ABCs color movie night special of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Sunday January 7 at 9 11 30 p m.
On the set of Universal Television's The Virginian Clu Gulager is installed as Deputy Sheriff Ryker in Medicine Row Wyoming. James Drury and Doug McClure praised Gulager's tearful restrained performance during the badge pinning. The Virginian stars John McIntire McClure Gulager Don Quine Sara Lane and Drury. The show airs Wednesdays on NBC.
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