Webster Groves Students Studied in CBS Special
CBS prime time schedule lists Webster Groves students featured in a multi program special highlighting local youth in California talent. The lineup includes Ted Mack and the Original Amateur Hour, The Twentieth Century, Lassie, My Favorite Martian, The Ed Sullivan Show, and more with Monday through Friday thematic blocks and notable guest stars.
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Webster Groves
CBS Special
Wilbur
Ted Mack
Los Angeles
Malaya
Twentieth Century Missouri Forum
Patty Duke
Linus the Lion Hearted
Daney Thomas
Ed Sullivan
Tom and Jerc
CBS News
Captain Bangares
Earl
Folks Parade
A. Ca
Jack LaLanne
Scherer-MacNeil Report
Jackie Gleason
Flipper
the Mets
Gidget
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
CBS
May
NBC News
Children's Gospel Howe
The
Christophers Sery House
Herald
the Doctors
Meet the Press
Oral Roberts
Homestead T.S. & Discovery
DeJay Bullwinkle
Boppity Hooper
GE College
Television schedule and program list for February dates
A dense TV program listing from a historical newspaper page, detailing daytime and evening shows across multiple dates February 8 to February 11. Includes well known fare such as The Lucy Show, Dr Kildare, Andy Griffith, The Tonight Show elements, soap operas Guiding Light and As The World Turns, and news segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cronkite
Jesse James
Andy Griffith
Hello Daily
Wells Farge Hollywasd
Ben Fer
Four Bite Oh
Daktari Sports Forornight
Ske
CBS News
Iain Mangaree
Jack LaLanne
NBC News
the McCoys
Mersing Star
Dick Yar Dyke
Elfe
Guiding Light
Oo Ag
Dr. Kildare
Jack Latanne
NBC New
Dick van Dyke
CBS
Dick Pam
Paradise Bay
Jack Labanne
Ain
Andy Griffit
Markee Mae
General Hospital
Noog Weather
Casper Carteonps
RFD
Markela
Yogi Beatty
The
Flintstones
Virginian
Walter Cronkite News
Secret Storm Scheels
the Munsters
Maark Opry
Ozark Originals
Kews Cay
Daniel Besa
Cy Ae
Gilligan’s Island
Barney Brinkley
Bat Masterson
Beth
Dean Martian
Hanetymooners
Ey Ag
Merit
Weather
Comedy Dominates TV Schedules in 1966 Outlook
New York AP reports comedy will keep ruling network primetime into 1966 with 316 of 34 releases featuring comedy, plus action adventure Westerns and fresh series. Notable pilots include The Jean Arthur Show with a lawyer mother and son rival, Tammy Grimes in My Twin Sister, and School for Scoundrels derived from Gamesmanship lifemanship. Garry Moore expected to return regularly.
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New York
Clumbsys
Daphne
Suburbia
Jean Arthur
Tammy Grimes
Stephen Power
Garry Moore
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Martin
Alan King
Rosemary Clooney
Animals
Peter Gennaro
Nancy Walker
Charles Nelson Reilly
Simon and Garfunkel
Tony Lema
Ferry Mason
Perry Mason
al Kelly
People Polk
America
Lucy Show
Lucy Carmichael
Hollywood
Aunt Bee
Mayberry
ESDAY
la Minee
Vinnick
Red Skelton
Tina Louise
Herb Alpert
Tijuania Brass
Beverly Hillbillies
Louis Nye
Sonny Drysdale
Milburn Drysdale
Alan Brady
Mel Cooley
Roy
Mel
Air Force
Gilligan's Island
Efrem Zimbalisi, Jr
Angie Dickinson
Jack Kelly
Don Ameche
James T. West
Jett Corey
National Geographic Society
Irving Johnson
Gloucester
Mays
Rodacolor
Aines
P.P
P.O
California
Dean Jones
Best One Hearing Service
Missouri Hotel
High St
Komu-Tv
Bec
NEC News General Hospital
Watter Cronkite
Roandee Dan Smoet Kews
Salon
Ato
Rome
Captain Kangaros
the McCurs
Morning Star
General Electric
Granville
Waits
ETA
Dewitt
Abbington
Wever
Kingsport
Herb Gorden
Batman Coming
ABC
Jack
David Heisinger
Lonnie Wekenborg
DIAL
Lonnie Wekentorg
Beisinger
Bell & Howell
ARGUS
Austo
Ansco Regent
Crown Graphic Bigxcity
Seeegee
Madison Dial