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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1965
Page
10
Lee Snapp and WLCX present an 8 a.m. three hour program of recorded albums intended to start the new week pleasantly. The assortment aims to please bme musical interests and attract more listeners.
Nora Parmoor’s Orchestra with Patricia Clark performs selections including When I Fall in Love Moonlight Becomes You and These Foolish Things. Ray Conniff Singers release Love Affair. Floyd Cramer plays Cast Your Fate to the Wind King of the Road Mr Lonely. Melodrine Strings sing You and the Night and the Music Violins in the Night Starlight Roof Waltz In the Blue of Evening. Boston Pops conducts Tenderly Cradle Song Yours Is My Heart Alone This Is My Beloved. WKTV Sunday morning music hosted by Ernie Peterson features Hugo Montenegro and his orchestra with In a Sentimental Mood Girl of My Dreams Sweet and Lovely Sophisticated Lady Solitude Jeannine My Old Flame Lady of Spain Beautiful Lady in Blue.
WMT TV Channel 2 Cedar Rapids WCCO TV Channel 4 Minneapolis WEAU TV Channel 13 Eau Claire appear in a station directory listing for the region indicating local network affiliates and broadcast presence. The entry catalogs stations by call letters and channel numbers across Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin.
A dense listing shows hourly Sunday programming from 7:45 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. including Sacred Heart, Fisher Family Bible stories, This Is the Life, Navy film, The Christophers, Frontiers of Science, Bowery Boys, and Bonanza among many others across multiple channels and blocks.
A dense Aug schedule lists morning to midnight broadcasts on WCOW and affiliates. Programs include music liturgy sports news shows religious services and public affairs with time slots from 6:30 AM to 10:10 PM featuring stations WCOW and network segments.
Lovers of fine music can hear the Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam conducted by Van Beinum at 9 05 p m Monday replacing Twins action. They perform Bach Suite No 3 in D Major and Sibelius Finlandia with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Ormandy and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Berlioz Overtures close the Hi Fi night as Charles Munch and the Boston Symphony highlight the conductor’s specialty.
The State Aeronautics Commission approves a 2000 foot WEAU TV tower to be built near Fairchild about 30 miles southeast of Eau Claire and in use by mid autumn. NBC programming will be available when finished, and the tower ranks among the world’s tallest structures.
Indianapolis organizer Max Forsyth will call for the Happy Twirlers Square Dancer Club at 8 p.m. August 12 in the Pilot House at Holiday Lanes. The event replaces the regular August 11 dance and is sponsored by the La Crosse park and recreation department.
The Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee runs until Aug 22 featuring Bourbon Street acts from New Orleans and Royal Mounted Police performances from Canada. It includes Doug Augs burgs trained monkeys Gus and the Bumpy Family of acrobats, Don Rice, Andy Williams, the Osmund Brothers, the Good Time Singers, Hootennany Roy Clark and Candy Candido and other night spot and TV acts.
AP reports Lincoln Center's Music Theater will broaden its activities next summer under producing director Richard Rodgers supervision.
Hollywood leads as TV capital with 84 of 95 prime evening programs scheduled this fall, dwarfing New York. New shows include Peyton Place style dramas and two half hour Dr Kildare episodes. CBS Petti Coat Junction and Green Acres cross over, while NBC shores up daytime with new game shows and soap operas replacing Truth or Consequences Call My Bluff I'll Bet and What's This Song.
The section notes correspondence should be addressed to Marguerite Lienlokken, Editor, Showtime La Crosse Tribune, La Crosse Wisconsin 54602. It specifies the editor's name and mailing address for submissions and letters.
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