Smothers Brothers Rise in TV Popularity Among Comedians
Entertainment circles note the Smothers Brothers gaining fans as their TV series climbs in rank. Commentators compare them to classic teams like Martin and Lewis and Laurel and Hardy, while acknowledging their rapid ascent over six years.
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Smothers Brothers
Costello
Olsen and Johnson
Martin and Lewis
Tom
Dick Smothers
Ito
Laurel and Hardy
Abbott
Television Station Listings Affected by Channel Assignments
Austin KMMT channel 6 Cedar Rapids WMTV channel 2 Mason City KGLO TV channel 3 Madison WISC TV channel 3 Rochester KROC channel 10 Eau Claire WEAU channel 13.
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Kglo-Tv
Mason City
Wisc-Tv
Madison
Kroc-Tv
Rochester
Weau-Tv
Eau Claire
Religious and program schedule from December 1965 broadcast
Sunday December 3 and Saturday December 4 1965 schedule listings show Sacred Heart Bible stories Faith For Today This Is the Life Bowery Boys Camera Three This Is the Life World of Aviation This Is the Life Dr. Max Face the Nation This Is the Life and other religious and general interest programs across multiple time slots and channels.
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Benny and
Cecil
Bowery Boys
Sacred Heart
Nat. Pal
Smothers Brothers rise in TV and stage fame in 1965
The piece highlights record albums and Las Vegas nights, then details the Smothers brothers CBS show debut on September 17 and top 15 fall rankings. It covers their national TV debut on Tonight with Jack Paar, guest spots on Steve Allen, Garry Moore deals, and personal backgrounds of Dick and Tom including families and Manila roots.
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Las Vegas
Washington
D.C
Chicago
Palm Springs
U.S
Melodyland Theater
Anaheim
Calif
Cbs-Tv
Jack Paar
Steve Allen
Garry Moore
Smothers Brothers
Tom
Angel 009
Brother Dick
New York
Manila
Thomas B. Smothers Jr
Philippines
Japanese, Mrs. Smothers and the Two Youngsters Returned To the United States
Major Smothers
Beverly Hills
Susan
Richard Jr
Sunday Radio Schedule Across Wide Fanfare of Programs
A long list of Sunday broadcasts with times and program names runs from early morning through late night. Shows include Ave Maria, Music, Lit Crusade, Bible Truth, Discotheque, News, Signoff, and various church and public affairs programs. The schedule features stations WCOW FM and multiple church and home service segments.
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Synod
Lake Unveiled as WLCX Host With Three Daily Time Slots
Paul Lake joins WLCX with three time spots on the roster. Weekdays he will host 7 to 10 a.m. and 1 to 2 p.m. He handles a noon to 6 p.m. Sunday program. A Sparta native and former WCOW announcer, Lake attended La Crosse State University and studied piano.
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WLCX
Paul Lake
Lake
Sparta
la Crosse State University
WCOW
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WKBT
la Crosse
Kmmt-Tv
Austin
Wmt-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Wcco-Tv
Minneapolis
Kstp-Tv
St. Paul
RFC
The
Christophers
Annie Oakley
Camera
Bullwinkle
Big Picture
Insight
Fisher Family
U.S. Navy
World of Aviation
the Life
Men of Annapolis
Bowlerama
Dr. Max
Nation
Forest Rangers
Oral Roberts
USAF
Meet the Press
Directions
Music Room
Pro Football Review
Wea
Spts
Rudolph
Rednosed Reindeer
F. McGee
Death Valley Days
Pro Football Report
Flintstones
Lassie
Sgt
Preston
Lin Pn Gillis
CBS News
Nitec
Big Valley
3W—Movie
Thomas Bolyn Smothers IV
Danny’s
House of Music
Scin
JR Ac
WKTY
ABC
Wisconsin
St. Francis
Discotheque
Lee Snapp
Presbyterian
L. Snapp
B. Buchmann
WKBH
NBC
Wcow-Fm
Spa
Bruce Nihart
Harley Roof
St. Paul’s
Monitor
Manion Forum
MBS
J. Rice
D. E
W. T. Bvjue
Life Lines
BF Goodrich
B.F. Goodrich
Meany Christmas
RCA Victor
B.f.goodrich
Melacrine
White Christmas
Skitch Mendelson
the Herald Angels
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops
Hugo & Luigi
Little
Norman Luboff
Let
Jim Reeves
Robert Shaw
Hugo Winterhaiter
of the Bells
Radio City Music Hall Orchestra & Chorus
Ali Ye
Gisele MacKenzie
Pan-Hellenic Council
Paul Desmond
Joe Morello
Gene Wright
Leibhold’s
A&w Music
Community Camera
J. Culver
L.S.U
Wis
Kiwanis Presents
Renee Taylor
Coleman Auditorium
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