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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1966
Page
34
Hollywood experts explain canned laughter from taped tracks helps TV comedy feel livelier. The laugh box, built by Charley Douglas’s team, blends timing and effects while critics warn overuse can distract if misused.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports Burt Reynolds fretting over weak ratings for the ABC police drama Hawk. ABC drops the show end of December as cost versus prime time movies hurts its prospects. Reynolds notes his stunt work and past roles while discussing the show's potential and network decisions.
Hollywood star Eddie Albert of CBS TV's Green Acres tends a 30 by 100 foot suburban plot in Pacific Palisades. He grows beans corn squash lettuce cucumbers cabbages and eggplant and enriches soil with seaweed soybean meal mussels canyon soil and fish oil.
The page lists broadcast slots for 6:30 to 1:00 a.m. featuring programs across networks. Highlights include Chub's injured horse tale with Junior Rangers, Forrest Tucker dual roles in a Western spoof, Lassie adventure, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea segment, Is About Time, Alice Through the Looking Glass musical, Ed Sullivan with guests, The FBI Ordeal, Garry Moore Show guests, Sunday Night Movie selections, Bonanza episode, Candid Camera sketches, The Andy Williams Show, and late Romper and Movie slots.
Listings show WETV Channel 3 and WSOC Channel 9 schedules with program blocks including news, movies, sports, dramas, and religious features. Notable items include Ed Sullivan 1:00, My Favorite 7:30, Bonanza 9:00, and Gospel Singing and Church programming in evening slots.
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