Leonard Leigh Music and The Theater Tonight Showtimes
Local listings show 11:00 Leonard Leigh Music followed by 11:30 Theater Tonight and 13 Movie. Evening schedule features three entertainment events across venues.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1958
Page
6
Local listings show 11:00 Leonard Leigh Music followed by 11:30 Theater Tonight and 13 Movie. Evening schedule features three entertainment events across venues.
A concise study by G L Mathews titled Mathews 1958, distributed by NEA Service Inc, outlining its historical context and central themes. The work presents insights into mid-century topics through a scholarly lens.
In a late night scene Craig Jannsen argues with Callie after Bruce Adams a neighborhood boy is found murdered and strangled. Callie speculates about a sex fiend while Craig rages blaming a neighbor as the house awake to fear and suspicion.
Hollywood Scene profiles Buddy Adler head of 20th Century Fox, who spends 60 million in 1958 to outpace TV with uncompromising film quality. Adler cites star power and new talent, location shooting, and Hollywood’s shift toward adult cinema as he relaunched the industry after the 1954 crisis. The interview covers his career from From Here to Eternity to Love Is a Many Splendored Thing and Anastasia.
TV slate features Tex Ritter country hour from 4:30 to 5:30, Lone Ranger and Tonto at 5:30, Lawrence Welk show from 6 to 7, then The Danger Game with Ray Danton at 7. Paladin Have Gun Will Travel at 8:30 and Gunsmoke at 9. Sea Hunt at 9:30.
A 1958 study notes private and group opinions align loosely on social topics. It discusses tolerance, independence, teen dating seriousness, job satisfaction, and how a father's attitude toward work shapes family wishes.
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