TV Schedule Chronicle From 1963 Station Lineup
A dense listing shows KOMU-TV channel 8 daily program blocks for 30 Rufff and Reddy through NBC News. Multiple time slots include children's shows like Shari Lewis, Popeye, and Mr. Wizard, plus sports, game shows, and regional news. The guide blends local and national programming with weather, sports, and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC News
Ben Jerrod
Rowndep
Laramie
Empire
Nick Powel
Rownilup
Hootenanny
NSC News
Weather Camera
Reghanel
The
Virginian
Dickens
Fenster
Ben Jerrodi
Nbcg News
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Huntley
Opening Night Behind the Scenes on Show of the Week
An intimate study of preparing a stage production airs on NBC TV Sunday at 3 am Channel 18. The program follows director Josep Anthony and the team as they bring The Dragon to life at the Phoenix Theatre in New York City, marking Anthony’s first off Broadway directing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Tv
Channel 18
Phoenix Theatre
New York City
Josep Anthony
Broadway
TV Notebook Actor Ponders a Security Question
New York radio and television scene features Fritz Weaver weighing risk and reward of keeping variety in his career. He reflects on typecasting after The Chalk Garden and studying a possible series, while radio FM drama gains traction with productions by Allyn Rice and notable stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
NEA
Air Force
Tenth Avenue
Fritz Weaver
West Side
Chalk Garden
Broadway
Debbie Reynolds
General Electric 5 Stern
Peter Ustinov
Agnes Moorehead
Joseph Cotton
Cyril Ritchard
Dina Merrill
Billy Buck
Allyn Rice
Miss Rice
Limelighters Star In Hootenanny On Channel 8
The Limeliters Jo Mapes Mike Settle and the Clara Ward Singers appear in a Syracuse University Hootenanny on air Tuesday at 1 am on Channel 8. The program opens with songs including Wabash Cannonball and Buffalo Girls. Settle performs Shenandoah and a medley with Mapes while The Clara Ward Singers offer Come In The Room. The whole cast closes with Down By The Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limeliters
Jo Mapes
Mike Settle
Clara Ward
Syracuse University
Syracuse
New York
Abc-Tv
Viters
Thes
Hammer
Kicses
Wine
Buffalo Row
Teenage credit cards tested in New York and L A
University of Missouri professor Dr. Lewis E Davids says teen age credit cards have been tried for over a year in New York and Los Angeles and may spread to the Midwest He notes teens can budget money while making their own choices and that parents bear no legal liability though moral responsibility remains. Merchants say the plan may boost long term patronage but not dramatically raise dollar volume. programs include $25 monthly limits with $25 to $50 ceilings for partial payments and strict withdrawal for abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Florman
Columbia Missourian
Associated Press
Columbia
Lewis E. Davids
Robert E. Lee Hill
University of Missouri
Johnny
Starling Young
Dr. Davids
Pacific Coast States
Columbia Pta
Hickmanigh School
Davis
Marilyn Monroe TV Biography on Channel 13
A half hour ABC television film biography titled Mioiiyn Monroe will air Sunday at 9 p m on Channel 13 KRCG TV. Narrated by Mike Wallace the program covers Marilyn Monroe from her early days to her peak fame with an original score by Elmer Bernstein. Executive producer Seymour Reed producer Art Lieberman writer Malvin Wall editor Philip R Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wallace
Miss Monroe
America
Marilyn Monroe
Abc-Tv
Elmer Bernstein
Seymour Reed
Art Lieberman
Malvin Walli
Philip R. Rosenberg
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Komu-Tv
Rufff and Reddy
Shari Lewis
King Leonardo
Pury
Monke Moon
Daddy O
Mr. Wizard
Cleveland
Jory Bishop
Remen
Aness
Dr. Kildare
Sam Benedict
Synyday
This
the Life
Chicago
Bullwinkle Siew
Meet the Press
Missouri Forum
Ensign O'Toole
Wonderful World of Color
Ee van Aa IG
Monnay
Tut
Weather
Doctors
Nunlley-Brinkley
Morvlea
Hell and High Water
Dakotas
Suly
Meblyenay, Wly
NDC
Ben Jerrad
Concentrat
Tun
Hen Jerrod
Loretta Young
NC News
O—Tennerses
Ernie Ford
Dial
AGB Radio
W. Dunktin
Bill Hall
Weaver
Limelighters
Channel
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