TV Battlegrounds Set For Autumn Action
Hollywood faces a fall TV battle as NBCs Hey Landlord competes Sunday against CBS Ed Sullivan hour and ABC FBI. NBC shifts Andy Williams to 10 11 pm. CBS Candid Camera and Whats My Line challenge Bonanza. Perry Mason farewell amid Garry Moore tests. Rat Patrol enters battles. Lucy Show defeats Kil Dare and Jesse James. Red Skelton dominates Tuesdays. NBC and ABC plan comedies aiming at Skelton. Gomer Pyle moves to Wednesdays clashing with Peyton Place. CBS revives Your Show of Shows talents for a Christmas release.
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Davids
Goliaths
NBC
Ed Sullivan
CBS
ABC
FBI
Chuck Connors
Andy Williams
Garry Moore
Roger Miller
Lucille Ball
Miller
Lucy
Dr. Kildare
Jesse James
Red Skelton
Phyllis Diller
Gypsy Rose Lee
Skelton
Gomer Pyle
Sid Caesar
Imogene Coca
Carl Reiner
Howard Morris
Joey Bishop Signs For Night Show
Joey Bishop signs as star host of an ABC-TV late night program airing weekdays starting April 1967. The show will be in full color from a new Hollywood studio with a regular cast and many guest celebrities taped live before a studio audience several hours before air time.
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Joey Bishop
Abc-Tv
Bishop
Hollywood
Rain Chases Cast at Oklahoma Open Air Debut
At the Starlight Theater in Kansas City Missouri a rainstorm drove 6000 plus attendees to seek shelter during the opening night of Oklahoma singer Jack Jones continued after a seven minute delay and resumed his role as Curly with the crowd returning to their seats.
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Kansas City
Jack Jones
Starlight Theater
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Curly
Oklahoma
Television schedule fragment shows extensive primetime line up
A dense OCR list outlines a radial daytime and evening TV grid with stations 2 3 4 5 6 8 and programs like News Jeopardy Love of Life I Love Lucy The Rifleman and various game shows. The fragment captures time slots, program titles, and channel numbers without cohesive narrative.
Television Schedule Highlights From August Broadcasts
A dense archival TV grid lists August 13 programming across daytime and primetime. It covers classic cartoons, Westerns, sitcoms, news, movies, sports, and variety programs featuring Hank Pryor era brands and actors, including Lassie, The Beatles, Gunsmoke, The Jetsons, and Peter Potamus among others.
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Flicka Pees
Hoppity Hooper
Flicka
Sgt. Preston
Peter Potamus
Local TV Movie Listings Across Stations Aug 1966
Area channels list daily film lineups for WMT KGLO WCCO WISC and other stations. Highlights include long runs of classics such as The Interns The City That Never Sleeps and Citizen Kane plus westerns and melodramas across Aug 7–13 with multiple air times.
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KGLO
Mason City
Hell’s
Boot Hill
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Ethel Clift
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