Night Owls Face New Late Show Struggles in 1966-67
The article previews the late night fight as NBC's Johnny Carson remains king of Tonight while ABC and syndication-backed Joey Bishop prepare new 90 minute late shows from Hollywood and Las Vegas. It notes advertiser value, host personalities, and the risk of big star participation without strong writers.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Johnny Carson
NBC
Las Vegas
ABC
Joey Bishop
Hollywood
Jack Parr
Carson
Paul Orr
Jack Paar
Bishop
National Association of Broadcasters
Orr
Paar
Alexander King
Cody Goodman
Genevieve
Joey
Ase
America
Brando Fonda Star in The Chase and Color Screenings
Thursday through Saturday feature The Chase starring Marlon Brando and Jane Fonda. Also showing 3 Nuts In Search of a Bolt with Mamie Van Doren in color and Around the World Under the Sea with Lloyd Bridges in color.
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Marlon Brando
Jane Fonda
Mamie van Doren
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