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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
12
A dense, OCR like listing of station channels and daily time slots across Cedar Rapids St Paul La Crosse and other markets. It catalogs programs from Sunrise Semester News Debbie Drake Captain Kangaroo Romper Room I Love Lucy and numerous westerns game shows and children's features with times scattered through the day.
Rex Harrison discusses his long run as Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady and Julius Caesar in Cleopatra. He reflects on finishing My Fair Lady on screen and filming Caesar with Elizabeth Taylor, noting the challenge of producing emotion for Higgins and Caesar’s height in the film. He considers what comes next after these iconic roles.
A Tuesday timetable lists programs across the day including News and Morning shows, Market briefs, Paul Harvey segments, financial updates, music blocks, and community features. Notable items include the Stork Report, Births, and the Noon News hour with Stock Reports and music.
A detailed daily broadcast grid lists programs across WKTY ABC 580 WKBH NBC 1410 and WCOW FM Sparta noting news, weather, music blocks, sports, and community shows. The schedule includes LC Aquinas vs Lourdes basketball and multiple time slots for morning to late evening programming.
Radio schedule lists programs from 12:40 through 9:30 with multiple segments including Farm News News Music Back to Bible Musical Hayride Album Hour World Today and sports updates plus personalities Nick Moran Red Barber Lindy Shannon and G Stelter across stations 97.1 1290 and 971 Club.
A fragment of a page shows radio and television listings with times for News Weather Sports programs and late shows. It includes entries for Organ Music Steve Allen and The 11th Hour plus various time slots and brief notices. The readable text indicates a general schedule page rather than a single full program feature.
A detailed listing shows daily programming from 5:30 AM to 5:30 PM including wake up shows News weather morning programs sports and music segments alongside farm reports devotionals and educational segments for Wis. School of the Air and related features.
The listing shows a local radio timetable with 4:00 mail train program at 4, 5:00 community news, 5:05 Dixie from 1360, 5:30 Town and Country Club, 5:55 sports, 6:00 news and TC Club, and 7:15 sign off.
5 45 News Web leads a quiet evening lineup with a 6 00 Musicale and 7 00 Chapter A Day following. At 7 30 Visitors in Europe and 8 00 American Ideals sharpen current events before 8 30 Dateline London and an 9 00 FM Concert close the night.
Hollywood reports Cary Grant and Walt Disney have ready two holiday releases. Charade pairs Grant with Audrey Hepburn in a stylish thriller and The Sword in the Stone brings Disney’s animated tale of Arthur’s youth with innovative transformations.
A scientist turned corporate man becomes the satire focus in Ask Me No Questions a Broadway comedy starring Tom Ewell who agrees to return to the stage. The play pits scientific ideals against corporate culture in a light humorous form with Ewell delivering the central performance.
Critics hail The Crowning Experience as a moral lesson on Bethune life with Muriel Smith Ann Buckles and Louis Byles in top roles. The trio of terror includes Dr Heidigger's Experiment Rappaccini's Daughter and The House of the Seven Gables, all with Price. Under the Yum Yum Tree remains held over through Saturday.
The Phoenix Theater announces its tenth season featuring a four play series including a stage version of Tolstoy's War and Peace. The lineup highlights the theater's annual celebration of diverse dramatic works and classic adaptations.
James Hatle known as Jimmy Hatle a syndicated cartoonist for Hearst King Features died December 1 of a heart attack in Carmel California He drew Theyll Do It Every Time and Little Iodine appearing in more than 700 newspapers worldwide.
Victor Jory boasts a 44 year acting record with 137 motion pictures and 344 stage plays, marking a remarkable career in film and theater.
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