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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1963
Page
10
A dense list of TV station call signs and channel numbers followed by day schedules. It shows Cedar Rapids KSTP St Paul listings, WKBT La Crosse KGLO Mason City KMMT Austin, WISC Madison KROC Rochester WCCO Minneapolis WEAU Eau Claire, with time slots from 7:00 to 10:30 and various program titles like Faith For Today The Christophers The Lone Ranger and sports and news blocks.
A dense rail of times lists hourly radio programs and sports with station WCOW Sparta schedule entries. Notable items include Braves vs Cards games and multiple News, Music, and Sermon blocks across a full day timetable.
The listing shows a full broadcast day on WISV and WHLA-FM with programs across music, religious, news, lectures, and special concerts from 6:30 to 8:45 PM including Sunday With WISV, musicales, Masterworks, legendary pianists, U.S. Army Hour, and various music hour blocks.
WLCX listeners are treated to a new Star Dust album by Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops led by Bill Bruning. The program features easy-going older melodies like Stairway to the Stars and Blue Moon plus Marlboro Festival chamber music and Zacharias Strauss waltzes on Radio WKTY.
Hollywood notes mark one year since Marilyn Monroe died at 36 in Brentwood. The world recalls her as a symbol of fame and insecurity with poets, artists, and critics reflecting on her impact. Re-releases and documentaries keep her memory alive in cinema and art.
The Hi Fi Concert schedule lists a single performance next week due to Twins night games. Mendelssohn Symphony No. 4 in A major will open the program with the Cleveland Orchestra led by George Szell, followed by Richard Strauss Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks with the New York Philharmonic conducted by Leonard Bernstein.
Hollywood AP reports that Dr. Kildare will graduate from intern to resident, becoming more mature with heavier romances. The change hints he may be allowed dates and not always recalled to the ward or operating room when about to kiss the girl.
A Negro religious group staged a 242 hour protest outside Sweet Chariot in Times Square claiming the club prostitutes religious songs. Performers and waitresses volleyed gospel versus jazzed gospel in a public intermission sing‑off as theatergoers joined in. The Rev. C S Stamps called the act blasphemous while church supporters urged protection of religious hymns.
Warner Bros begins split-screen filming for Dead Ringer with Bette Davis portraying twin sisters. Davis uses voice playback and a stand-in to sync timing and movements while Ernest Haller captures the effect. Karl Malden and Peter Lawford co-star in the production.
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