Television Schedule Montage for Monday Evening
A dense broadcast lineup lists programs from 4:30 PM to 1:25 AM including Flintstones Perry Mason Gilligan's Island Twilight Zone Gunsmoke Monkees Truth or Consequences Cowboy in Africa Rowan & Martin Hazel Lucille Ball Woody Woodbury Drama Special Luther Andy Griffith Felony Squad Peyton Place Carol Burnett Spy Big Valley Js Pyne Perry Mason Johnny Carson Joey Bishop Movie Les Crane and Dimension Wash with News Weather Sports and various guest appearances.
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Mike Douglas
Merv Griffin
McHale’s Navy
Troop
Monkees
Rowan & Martin
Hazel
Lucille Ball
Woody Woodbury
Luther
Martin Luther
Andy Griffith
Danny Thomas
Carol Burnett
Jonathan Winters
Dionne Warwick
Spy
Big Valley
Js Pyne
Perry Mason
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Les Crane
Dimension Wash
Avengers
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
Kraft Music Hall
John Steinbeck
George Segal
Daktari
Faith
Jerry Lewis
Red Skelton
N.Y.P.D
CBS News
Ford’s
Sammy Davis
Ben Gazzara
Joey
Joe Pyne
Geo
Television Schedule January 3 Highlights Adapting Of Mice And Men
NBC and CBS lineup features John Steinbeck classic adaptation Of Mice And Men with George Segal at 9 PM. Other primes include Huntley Branded F Troop and Green Acres, plus News and Johnny Carson segments throughout the night.
TV Star Inquiries and Trivia From Readers
A collection of reader questions about TV figures and actors. Inquiries cover Hans Gudegast contact details for Rat Patrol, Mike Nesmith mood, Red Skelton age, Dial M for Murder star, George Hamilton relation to Johnson, James Reynolds’ fate, Dale Robertson height, and Phyllis Diller’s real hair.
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Hauptman
Hans Gudegast
B.J
Platt
Duluth
Minn
Hauptman Dietrich
Abc-Tv
MGM Studios
Culver City
Calif
Dale Robertson
Iron Horse
J.D
Miami
Fla
Dale
TV Listings Highlight 1968 March of Dimes Salute and More
Sunday features the Song Is You salute to the March of Dimes with top-name stars at 10 30. 11 00 Camera Three with Joseph Papp on Hamlet. 12 00 Capital Conversation with Nina Foch. Drama Special Luther airs Sunday 8 30. Tuesday CBS News Special A Night At Ford s Theater reopening after 103 years. Hall of Fame presents Elizabeth the Queen. Thursday You ve Got A Right examines the Fifth Amendment.
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Camera Three
Joseph Papp
New York
Capital
National Repertory
Nina Foch
Luther star Robert Shaw leads 14th century reformer in ABC color special
The British author actor Robert Shaw known for his James Bond role appears as a 14th century monk who ignited the Reformation in a 90 minute ABC TV color presentation titled Luther airing Monday January 29 at 8 30 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shaw
James Bond
Luther
Capable Actor Steve Thaat Busy With Six Unreleased Films
Actor Steve Thaat remains busy with six unreleased films and a release currently in theaters. He recently appeared on Ironside and Cimarron Strip and has upcoming roles in The Virginian and Run For Your Life, now working with Julie Warris in a Bonanza segment.
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Steve Thaat
Ironside
Julie Warris
TV Schedule Highlights Tuesday Night Lineup
Tuesday schedule lists Flintstones and Gilligan episodes followed by classics like The Dream of Jeannie and Garrison’s Gorillas. Evening features Truth Or Consequences, Red Skelton, It Takes A Thief, and a Ford’s Theatre anniversary special with CBS News. The late night includes Johnny Carson and guests with news and weather segments.
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for Island Area
Thursday’s prime lineup features Walter Cronkite at 5:30 and Huntley plus Munsters at 6:30. CBSs Cimarron Strip and Daniel Boone anchor early night with Truth or Consequences and Batman followed by Flying Nun at 7. Back-to-back dramas, Ironsides Bewitched and That Girl headline the late evening with Peyton Place Dragnet and Suspense Theatre later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Woody Woodbury
Sam
Ethel Mer‘man
Peyton Place
Dragnet
Dean Martin
Suspense Theatre
Operation: Entertainment
The Secret Musical Life of George Plimpton
An insider view of the New York Philharmonic through George Plimpton's eyes airs on NBC Bell Telephone Hour. He learns percussion from Paul Goodman and debuts with the orchestra under Leonard Bernstein in Montreal, sharing talks with musicians about their art and sacrifices.
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New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
George Plimpton
Bell Telephone Hour
NBC
Plimpton
Proootball Detroit Lions
Symphony Orchestra
Paul Goodman
New York Philharmonic
Chestra
Leonard Bernstein
Montreal
la Places Des Arts
Maher
Bernstein
Mel Stuart
Welper Productions, Inc
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