Saturday Television Schedule Highlights and Movies
A detailed 1958 TV day listing shows programs across stations with cartoons westerns news sports and movies. Notable entries include The Cobra Strikes Blonde Alibi Red Planet Mars Last of the Mohicans Perry Mason Gunsmoke and The Lone Ranger alongside live variety and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha O'Driscoll
Tom Neal
Lash LaRue
Rosalind Russel
Lea Genn
Eleanor Hempel
Peter Graves
U—Beby
You
E, Hempel
Norvell Gillespie
Hobby Corner
Aleene
Buster Crabbe
Stagecoach Outlaws
Detroit
Chicago
Preston Foster
All-Star Theatre
James Barton
Claire Trevor
Jules Strongbow
UCLA
Washington
Randolph Scott
Binnie Barnes
Corn Champs Crowned at National Picking Contest
Cedar Rapids Iowa hosts national corn picking contest won by Warren Frinson of Sioux Falls South Dakota Von Gertsch of Monroe Nebraska and attended by President Eisenhower on Friday with top honors going to the champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Warren Frinson
Sioux Falls
B.C
von Gertsch
Monroe
Neb
Eisenhower
Evening TV Schedule Highlights Tonight
Top viewing begins at 9 am with Kicdie Shows featuring Ruff and Reddy Fury Howdy Doody and Circus Boy. At 1 45 pm UCLA plays Washington in Seattle. Guests include Ralph Bellamy Gretchen Wyler Eyile Gorme and Robin Luke. At 9 pm The Serry Lewis Show followed by Mills Steve Canyon Brains and Brawn and Cimarron City moves to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruff and
Reddy
Fury
Perry Camp
Ralph Bellamy
Gretchen Wyler
Eyile Gorme
New
Robin Luke
Serry Lewis
Mills
Steve Canyon
Cimarron City
Jerry Lewis Leads Tonight’s Food Show Lineup and Guests
Jerry Lewis opens the season with a two part special at 9 pm featuring Helen Traubel of the Wieve Brothers, Las Vegas comics revival and a range of musical and dance numbers. CBS delays Nikoliev Ballet debut due to Plot to Kill Stalin controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lewis
Helen Traubel
Fame Operary
Wieve Brothers
Pearing
Las Vegas
Lewis
Nikoliev
CBS
Stalin
Russia
Radio Schedule Highlights From Late October 1953
A dense list of radio programing and broadcasts dated Saturday October 13 1953 detailing show times and channel placements across many stations. Programs include news, sports, music, drama and religious segments with mentions of personalities such as Vinent Page and Leonard F Mason. The note also covers an upcoming USS Mason open house and a forthcoming playhouse 90 telecast.
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Buster Keaton
Victor McLaglen
Morning Farm Report
Bob's Air Patrol
Carl Pike
Sheila Ryan
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Bob Steele
Sacred Heart
Heckle & Jeckle
Mickry Braddock
Eric Linden
Cecilia Parker
Robin Reed
Richard Greene
Tim Holt
George O'Brien
Steve Martin
Pan-Pacific
Nongins Fairbanks
Mesa City
George Sanders
T.eddie Dean
Texas
Douglas Fairbanks
Venice
Ollyparis
Smoote
Sonja Henle
Michael O'Shea
Parks Saber
Donald Gray
Low Anker
Davie
Ocnn
Ireland
Mildred
Younger
David Faretelly
A. Ronald Button
Bert A. Betts
Jack McElroy
Peter ‘Thompson
Arnold
Yalner W—All-Star Theatre
William Betroix
Topper
Ie G
Carroll
The
Jackie’ Gleason
Art Carvey
Frotier
Buge Bunny
Lawrence Welk
Little Rascals
Susie
Ann Sothern
George Arent
Priscilla Lane
Perry Mason
Raymond Burr
Barbara Hale
Buckskin
Tommy Nolat
Pacific
Jet Jackson
Richard Webby
She ‘Thresher
America
Joe Allison
New York
Edward Arnold
Cary Grant
John Brombield
al Steve McQueen
Funny Linkletter
Highway Patrol
Bro Crawford
All-Star Playhouse
Angela Lansbury
Awd P.M
Gale Storm
Perry Como
Ralph Belamy
Ey Gorme
Knute Rockn
Pat O'Brien
Billy Graham
N.C
Rex Reason
Eddie Cietra
James Arness
Vieré Brothers
Reader's Digest
Nancy Gates
Caph
Herbert Marshall
Mr. Adams
Eve
Max. Lupino
Howard Duff
Man
Lewis Stone
Dick Clark
San Francisco
Tom ‘ ‘Tully
Warner Anderson
Edward G. Robinson
Burt Lancaster
Sammy Kaye
Jay Stewart
Ta Lam
Death Valley
Robert Lowery
Tom Duggan
Lee Giroux
Humphrey Bogart
Baxter Ward
Anna
Sylvanna Mangano
Lucille Ball
Richard Carlson
Sehara
Yvonne DeCarlo
Peter Ustinov
Martha Hyer
John Ireland
Lloyd Bridges
Rowling
Borket
Paul's TV
Eagle
Allantie
Seattle
P.M
California
A. Donald Button
Peter ‘Thomson
Arnold Palmer
Dick Messner
Lawrence Welle
Alles Long
Aladdin
Gigi
Woornant
Dilemmia
Tucson
Shirley Saunders
Bob Kardell
Unique
Mrs
Hollywood
OPM
Matt Dillon
Gunsmoke
Yes
Ta Rosa
Dick Clack
Cozy Cols
Elegants
Sunny James
Neill Sedaka
Tank Kanui
Manhattan
Matt
Epin-News Kger
Vitter
Glenn Egress
Pan-Amersabe
Pano Eassei
Saapp
Ae Fo
SEO
Faney Ch. Bene
MG Ranetiow
Khu—Tenty Teavis
Toman
Warren Tykees
AN ‘Lewis
AN ‘Lewis Es Rfi
Uiss
KFI
Miss Kfiz
Badu Bevong
Sree
Phileton
Vincent Page
Agerwm
Ntexerson
Pisionia
KGHA
Crist Crista
Bop Seijey Cay
Poe
Ale
Voice of
China
EGER
Peter Stack
GTM Rabc
BAS —Rews
Bob Crane
Eedhany Gubdel Eger
Deaton
Ray Ion Gatksa
Smo
Emuts
Blue Fate
Owe Boer Dane
I. Faoward Khj
Bios
Feuremare
Atusie Coun
Alcott
Opie Carmt
KNX
Steda
Anmy
Gaits
the Beam
Iit
Rey
Naga
Raer
Eric
Dan Kfi
USA
Ars
Dan Dut'yes
George Montgomery
Rapunzel
Shirley Temple
Carol Lynley
Agnes Moorehead
Don Dobbins
Alexander Scourby
Marian Shldes
Maria Schell
U. S
Inj Playhouse 90
Sid
Turon
Uss Mason
Batten
Bos Kan
Navy
USS
Idena
Leonard F. Mason
Sanday
Long Beach Harter
Mnta
Lakewood Rabid
TY Lakewood Theatre
Wenay Garr
Ertenprises
J. P. TV
Winimam Gherge
Labor
Wilkow
Magnavox
Stromberg-Carlson AM
Packard-Bell Radio
REE Delivery
Dooley
Estern CO
OFEN
Pacific Coast
Tes Boris
Mia
Ellen Drew Mare Cramer
Bar
London
Royal Court Theater Club
Caesar
Chevy
Long Beach
Canter
Atlantic Avenue
Estern
Galy
Sebo
Toy
Coast Hwy
Rear Redonde Ave
Erican
Joreion
SALY
C.c.d
South St
Cherry
Metcalf
Mother OF Pearl
Wyo
Bowen
Ryser
American Ave
Max
Talesale
Max Food Processing
Anaheim
Lafayette Hotel
Flus
Pan Jorden
Gaspar Ortega
Infoywite
Apple Valley
Boys Work
Rosecrans Blvd
Paramount
Coll
Rickwood Construction CO
Prisat Slightly Higher Inc