Television Tlog Chronicle of Sin City Schedule
Channel line up weaves through 1960s LA TV with lists of stations KCBS KCET KHJ KNBC and more. It catalogs daily time slots from 7:30 A.M. to NET and late night shows including Captain Kangaroo Lost Treasure of Aztecs and
TV Radio Schedule July 20 1968 Los Angeles Marathon
Radio and TV listings for July 20 1968 include KMPC KFI KABC etc. coverage of baseball Angels vs White Sox and Cubs vs Dodgers plus prime time programs My Three Sons Get Smart Lawrence Welk Hogan's Heroes Hollywood Palace Petticoat Junction Mannix The Interns and more with late night movie lineups and special NET Festival features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMPC
Angels
White Sox
KFI
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Fred MacMurray
Barry Livingston
Ernie
Don Adams
Larry Storch
Lawrence Welk
Bob Crane
Barbara McNair
Hogan
Sandra Dee
Robert Goulet
Andy Williams
Hermione Gingold
Maurice Chevalier
Dr. Kildare
Richard Chamberlain
Tom Tryon
NET
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Petticoat Junction
Mike Minor
Linda Kaye
Joi Lansing
Steve
Hollywood Palace
Jimmy Durante
Anissa Jones
Mexico
Mannix
Mike Connors
Joseph Campanella
Michael Tolan
Beverly Garland
Antoinette Bower
Wickersham
Richard Basehart
Oskar Werner
Gary Merrill
Michael Callan
Cliff Robertson
James MacArthur
Nick Adams
Ken Jones
Darwin
Charles Darwin
the Islands
Mondo
Baxter
Durante hosts Hollywood Palace circus style show
Jimmy Durante hosts a 9:30 P.M. Hollywood Palace with the Roselle Troupe aerialists Kay's Pets and others. Anissa Jones guests from Family Affair on Ch. 7. The piece discusses TV distortion and race in entertainment, citing Cosby and Julia as examples and noting progress in professional sports for Black athletes.
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Amer
Sidney Toler
Lynn Bari
Keith Jackson
Prado Park
Calif
Hollywood Park
Harry Henson
Gil Stratton
Inglewood
Edwin Newman
William Pfaff
Commonwealth
Voltaire Perkins
Islip
N.Y
Hayward
Wis
Ty Hardin
Frank Stanley
Roger Mudd
KNBC
Bob Wright
Universal Studio
Hardy Gurdy
Pete Lofthouse
Sportsmen
Barbara Kelly
San Francisco
San Francisco Never Forgot,” James Davison, John McLiam
Jim Corbett
Gilligan’s Island
Fred Noad
Patrick McGoohan
Donald Sinden
London
Saint
Roger Moore
Shirley Eaton
Templar
Steve Allen
Jack Cassidy
Della Reese
Chet Baker
Fred Smoot
Susan Strasberg
Chris Jones
Joan Parker
Hollywood Palace
Jimmy Durante
Roselle
Kay
Parker
Great Runes
Candy Vavaretta
Hanneford
Anissa Jones
Beatles score with cartoon on Yellow Submarine
The Beatles return to prominence with the cartoon feature Yellow Submarine noted for color and music. Writer producer Al Brodax aims it at kids for visual appeal and adults for hidden meanings amid a world of blue meanies and bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
al Brodax
New York
Leave It To Larry by Larry Meder Harbor Chevrolet
A reminiscence recalls a young man who joined the Signal Hill oil fields and worked with a crew of rough necks in drilling. The narrative notes his early years and appearance within the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leave It To
Larry
Larry Meder Harbor
Chevrolet
Signal Hill
I Harbor
Cherry
Black on Black TV program left strong impression
Review lauds Channel 2's Black on Black for its authentic Black voices and portrayal of ghetto residents choosing pride in identity over integration. It contrasts with critics of Julia the series, noting Dahann Carroll’s stance that acting is entertainment, not political reportage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carroll
Bill Cosby
U.S
Robert Shayon
Saturday Review
Julia
Dahann Carroll
Shayon
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
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Kabc Channel
KCOP
KHJ
RYLA
KITV
KCET
KMEX
Latin America
Cool McCool
LBCC
Charles Rulon
Mr. Wishbone
Sacred Heart
Ali Baba
Jon Hall
Maria Montez
Fantastic Four
Alan Steel
Brian Donlevy
Ella Raines
The
Center of the Earth
Rita Hayworth
Birdman & Galaxy
Fort Dobbs
Clint Walker
Brian Keith
Atom Ant
George of Jungle
Sandy Koufax
Black Legion
Humphrey Bogart
Ann Sheridan
Martha Vickers
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Curt Gowdy
Pee Wee Reese
Dick Clark
Joe Tex
Steppenwolf
Hot Line
Joe Pope
Mighty Crusaders
Francisco Rabal
Diamond Jim
Edward Arnold
Jean Arthur
Johnny Quest
Paul Revere
Mark Lindsay
Frankie Valli
the Raiders
Frank Lovejoy
Joel McCrean
Eric Portman
Laurence Olivier
Opinion Washington
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
James Craig
Kenneth Jackman
Dodge City
Errol Flynn
Alan Young
San Antonio
Chris Schenkel
Jim McKay
Bill Flemming
Bud Palmer
Byron Nelson
High & Wild
Don Hobart
Oregon
Ralph Story
L.A
Old Wrigley Field
Warren Stevens
Cheyenne
Robt
Cromie
Herbert Kohl
Roberts
Frank McGee
Jimmie Rodgers
Rod McKuen
the Zoo
Andy Devine
Boss City
S. Riddle
Robert
Melody Ranch
Linda Manning
Carl Cotner Jr
Sue Raney
I Love Lucy
L. Ball
Dennis James
Jayne Meadows
Robert Conrad
Greer Garson
Wisconsin
Purdue
Occidental
African Hospital
Vera Cruz
Gary Cooper
Burt Lancaster
Cal Worthington
RADIO
KABC
Kiev
KTYM
KESC
Bangkok Land of Peace
Joe Pyne
Detroit
Prophet Jones
Father Devine
Clete Roberts
Jess Marlow
Keith McBee
Actors & Sin
G. Robinson
Jose Ferrer
Kirk Dougal
Johnny Carson
Arnold Palmer
Dunninger
Pete Hamill
Sam & Dave
Lulu
Richard Todd
Laurence Harvey
Abbott & Costello
Peggy Ryan
Walter Brown
Gary Gray
Vwerva
Rop Vie Aie
Jackie Robinson
KFAC
KBIG
KNAC
KCBH
Strictly From Dixie
KRHM
George Eres
Dooley
MOBIL
del Amo
Lekewood
General Electric
Key
Long Beach Blvd
Ieee Em Siatas
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Ilgas
Judy Garland
Tony Bennett
Ray Charles
Edie Gorme
Steve Lawrence
Frankie Laine
Jack Jones
Jimmy Rodgers
Connie Francis
Liberace
Ella Fitzgerald
Hea
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Stierucs
LCR
TEM
Wondis
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