Saturday Movie Schedule at Sunnyside Farm Theatre
A chaotic TV schedule lists various films by year and channel with many stars. Highlights include Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm 1938 Fair with Shirley Temple and Randolph Scott at noon, Ambush at 1:30 pm, Charro 1969 Poor, The Importance of Being Earnest 1952 Good, Sinbad the Sailor 1947 Good, Mister Lucky 1943 Good, and The Subject Was Roses 1968. Others show mixed ratings and uncertain details across late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Dean Stockwell
Stephanie Powers
Channel Turner
Lloyd Nolan
Sinbad the Sailor
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Maureen O'Hara
Mr. Hucky
Cary Grant
Lorraine Day
Marjoria Main
Parcy Killbride
Tria
Nigel Patrick
Jean Simmons
Rebecca of
Sundybrook Farm
Blackbeard
Robert Newton
Linda Darnell
Fair
Dork
Erackean Bogart
Lauren Bacall
Good
Mr. Lucky
Channel 1
Loraine Day
Patricia Neal
Jack Ason
Martin Sheen
Channel GB
Elle Sommer
Glenn Ford
Wednesday Movie Schedule with Classic and TV Titles
Television listings show a Wednesday block of films and TV movies from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. with titles such as Man Hunt, Children of the Lotus Eaters, Hide the Tiger, Baron Blood, First 36 Hours of Dr Durant, Young Men with Horn, Corelle, Ride the Tiger, Periad of Adjustment, Phantom in the Saddle, and Silver Star. Casts include Walter Pidgeon, Joan Bennett, George Montgomery, Victoria Shaw, Kirk Douglas, Lauren Bacall, Jennifer Jones, Randolph Scott, Joan Leslie, and Jimmy Wakely. Years range from 1950s to 1975 with mixed ratings noted as Good or Fair. Channel details are inconsistent across entries.
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Man Hunt
Walter Pidgeon
Joan Bennett
Gbno
George Montgomery
Victoria Shaw
Baron Blood
Joseph Cotten
Elke Sommer
Dr. Durant
Scott Hylands
Laurence Pressman
Horn
Kirk Douglas
Lauren Bacall
Good
Corelle
Plourence
Oliviar
Jennifer Jones
Fair
Tony Franciosa
Jane Fonda
Phan
Randolph Scott
Joan Leslie
Classic TV Movie Ledger of 1950s 60s Screenings
A list of film titles with showtimes and star casts from various years. Entries include The Desperate Miles 7pm with Tony Musante and Joanna Pettet in 1975, The Young Savages 8pm with Burt Lancaster and Shelley Winters in 1961, Khartoum 10 30pm with Charlton Heston and Laurence Olivier in 1966, and many others spanning 1941 to 1975 across multiple channels and ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Lancaster
Dino Merl
Shelley Winters
Edward Andrews
Khartoum
Charlton Heston
Laurence Olivier
Fair
Cary Grant
Joan Fontaine
Marty Robbins
Sammy Jackson
Gerry Lewis
Stella Stevens
Good
George Raft
Dorothy Hart
Movie Listings From Early TV Guide Fragments
At 1 p.m. on channel Cory Grant and Jaraine Day a 1943 film Good Moneymoon Hotel plays at 3 30 p.m. on channel B with Robert Morse and Robert Goulet. A 1964 entry shows Dangerous Mission at 7 p.m. on channel QD featuring Victor Mature Vincent Price and William Bendix. The items are labeled Fair to Good.
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Bea
Barbara Parkins
Alexander Knox
Gary Marrill
Barbara Anderson
Peter Fonda
Sharon Hugueny
Yul Brynner
George Segal
William Holden
Nancy Olson
Lucky
Cory Grant
Jaraine Day
Robert Morse
Robert Goulet
Victor Mature
Vincent Price
William Bendix
Fair
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Hugh O'Brian
Barbara Rush
Robin and the
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Telemark
Richard Harris
Jim Hutton
Lloyd Bochner
Tiger
iChristopher
George
Tippi Hedron
Allor
Robert Saher
Dane Allyson
Joan Collins
Danholm Elliott
Lena
Gal
Jimmy Wakely
Edgar Buchanan
Joan Jeslia
George C. Scott
Lyon
Tony Musante
Joanna Pettet
Jeanette Nolan
Bill Penny
Chariton Heston
Lee Majors
Joy House
BBC
Alain Delon
Lola Albright
Paul Newman
Virginia Mayo
Clark Goble
John Hodiak
King Arthur's Court
Bing Crosby
Rhonda Fleming
Mocho Callahan
David Janssen
Jean Seberg
Lee J. Cobb
Lynda Day George
Laurence Luckinbilly
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Jefferson City
Dial
Pat A. Baker
Homemaker
Lance
Paren
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