Elmo Williams Takes Over Fox Studio Production Chair
Hollywood AP reports Elmo Williams, 57, new head of worldwide production at 20th Century Fox after a year end upheaval. He aims for 20 to 24 features yearly with focus on international and family appeal, canceling several projects from Zanuck era while praising Dick Zanuck and noting ongoing shifts on the lot.
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Rider on the Rain and The Twelve Chairs Show at Twin Theatres
Martin Twin Theatres screens Rider on the Rain in color at Twin I with Charles Bronson and The Twelve Chairs in color at Twin II featuring Ron Moody.
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Pointer Drive-In Weekend Schedule Features Color John Wayne Pairings
The theater shows Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid with Paul Newman and Robert Redford in color and Move Over Darling starring James Garner and Doris Day in color. Starting Friday Rosemarys Baby is on the bill along with Dunwich Horror both presented in color.
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Midway Drive-In Presents Shotgun Wedding and Togetherness
The Midway Drive-In screens Shotgun Wedding in color and Togetherness starring George Hamilton and Peter Lawford in color. Audience can view both double feature offerings.
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Television schedule snap Forty two channels listed
A dense hourly log lists daytime and evening programs from noon through late night. Various shows span news, talk, dramas, sports and specials including NBC CBS ABC and local titles with names like Dean Smith Show Gunsmoke Bonanza Masterpiece Theatre and Merv Griffin.
Morning TV Schedule Snapshot From 1970s Lineup
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Television Schedule Notes and Listings
A compact listing of daytime and evening programs features soap operas such as Guiding Light General Hospital and Another World plus dramas like Edge of Night One Life To Live and Perry Mason. Sitcoms include Gilligan’s Island I Love Lucy and Gomer Pyle. Classic westerns and films appear alongside news and special features.
Capsule View of Tonight's Evening Programs
Readable listings cover a children's film festival with two French shorts about horses, plus a mix of TV movies, guest shows and sports previews. Notable items include 12-Secret Agent in Greece, Knicks at Celtics, Judd for the Defense in civil rights context, and a World Heavyweight preview between Ali and Frazier.
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