Television listings for Cedar Rapids and Rochester area
Daily schedule of network and local programs across channels WKBT KMMT KROC WMT WEAU and more. Includes morning cartoons, soap operas, game shows, news, sports, and feature films with times and channel blocks for audiences in Cedar Rapids St Paul Austin Rochester and Eau Claire.
Time Table of Daily Radio Programs and Hosts
A dense schedule listing hourly radio programs across many stations with hosts such as News at 6:00, Morning Show anchors, Music segments, sports updates, and special features like Paul Harvey, Cap. Assignment, and World Today. Includes multiple repeats, regional mentions, and various program titles.
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WKTY
ABC
Wea
Houston
Paul Harvey
Morning Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
A used broadcast listing outlines daily airtime for WISV Viroqua 1360 AM. Programs include Wake Up Easy, Auction News, News Mkt, Morning Edition, Tops in Sports, Devotions, Stork Club, Tunes Topics, World Tops, Jo ae Coffee Cup, Farm Reports, Co op Service, Farm Digest and Church Bulletin with Mr Record Man.
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Wea
Jo Ae
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
The listing shows a 4:00 mail train report followed by 5:00 community news and 5:05 Dixie from 1360. At 5:30 there is Town and Country Club programming, 5:55 Sports, 6:00 News and TC Club, 7:00 News, and 7:15 Sign Off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
TC Club
WHLA-FM Radio Schedule Snapshot
The listing shows WHLA FM 90.3 with a full day schedule including morning weather at 7:15 and 7:22 Mostly Music. News and Weather at 7:45. Morning Concert at 8:00. various programs like March of Medicine, Wis. School of Air, Markets, Homemakers, Voters Forum, News Views, Musicale, Farm Program, Chapter a Day, Germany Today, Wis. Writers, MVD French Program, Music of Masters, Jazz Impressions, Story Time, Geo. Univ. Forum, and Teacher Time ending with FM Concert.
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Nick Moran
C. Huntley
WKBH
Lindy Shannon
J. D. Rice
Wea
Mus
Chuck Masters
Superior
Farm
March of Medicine
Wis. School of Air
School of Air
Germany
Geo. Univ. Forum
Viterbo College to stage As You Like It arena production
Viterbo College Players directed by Sister Marie Leon present As You Like It to mark Shakespeare’s 400th anniversary with arena staging December 8 to 11 at 8:15 p.m. and a 2:15 p.m. matinee December 8. The cast features Don Thompson Orlando Sheila Powers Rosalind John Hackman Duke Senior and Tim Pralle Duke Frederick with Touchstone, Jacques and others bringing the Shakespearean troupe to life in a stylized Gothic Renaissance set and costumes. Tickets available by writing or calling Viterbo for reservations.
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Viterbo College Players
Marie Leon
Arena
Shakespeare
Forest of Arden
Orlando
Rosa
Lnd
Don Thompson
Sheila Powers
Rosalind
Duke Senior
John Hackman
Oliver
Celia
Chris Kevin
Sandra Paulson
Frederick
Tim Pralle
Silvius
Phebe
Bill Burnett
Karen Greer
Corin
Paul Schmitz
William
Dave Rudolph
Audrey
Patricia Wagner
Alice Lauermann
Touchstone
William Hulme
la Crosse
Manchester
England
Jacques
David Leuck
Iworld
Duke
Tom Dickmann
John Haugen
Bob Rieland
Amiens
Jand
le Beau
Mike Collins
Adam
Richard Shay
Peg Powers
Diane Even
Linda Kay
Sue Chapiewsky
Veronica Burke
Babs Henzel
Rochelle Greenwood
Sister Marie Leon
Pat Phelan
Pat Murphy
Sheila Walsh
Mary Ellen Mattison
Trudy Hastreiter
Carolyn Schlunz
Annette Kennebeck
Linda Thomas
Mary Rose Vol‘mer
Carol Haiar
Viterbo
Carol Knits Cooks Reads And 'Waits' For Baby
New York NEA reports Carol Burnett, expecting a girl due January 25, spends time knitting a car as a playful joke with Mike Nichols wife. She stays active, knits, decorates a new apartment, reads, studies comedy lines, and learns to cook casseroles with wine and garlic bread.
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New York
Nea
Carol Burnett
Carol
Mike Nichols
O.K
Hi Fi Concert Week At WKBH With MajorWorks
Three full length performances and one abbreviated Pops Night headline a week of music at WKBH Hi Fi Concert. Dvorak Symphony No. 5 opens Monday with Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic. Wednesday features Van Cliburn with the Chicago Symphony in Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 2, and Thursday offers Shostakovich Symphony No. 5. Monday programs begin 9 05 p.m. Presented by Ken Alien.
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Dvorak
New World Symphony
America
New York Philharmonic
Leonard Bernstein
van Cliburn
Chicago Symphony
Fritz Reiner
Rachmaninoff
Robert Shaw Chorale
Stanislaw Skrowaczewski
Shostakovich
Ken Alien
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WMT
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
WKBT
KMMT
Austin
KROC
Rochester
Siegfried
Clancy
Debbie Drake
Cartoon Theater
L. Phillip
Kangaroo
CBS Eye Ae
Mischief Makers
Real McCoys
Concentration
Pete and
Gladys
Seven Keys
Ind
Parade
Ernie
the Doctors
Trailmaster
Phillip Show
Groucho Marx
Daddy
Discovery
Dr. Max
Bart
Panorama
Axel
Deputy Dawg
Yogi Bear
Clancy and Friends
Heckle
Jeckle
Huck
Hound
the World Tonight
H.B. Report
Iowa
D. M
H.R
CBS Reports
the Virginian
Ozzie and Harriet
Patty Duke
Farmer’s Daughter
Hazel
Espionage
Ben Casey
Danny Kaye
Channin
Ozzie
Harriet
Steve Allen
Outer Limits
Wcco-Tv
Minneapolis
WLCX
St. Revu
T-State Farm
Joe Garagiola
Martin
Duane
Ken Allen
Rise and Shine
Farm Forum
Mkts
Milo Knutson
Trading Post
Inspiration
Spts
Breakfast Club
Third St. Revue
Stork Rept
Farm News
Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Hall of Sound
MBS
Sunset Valley
E. Parsons
G. Stelter
World Today
G. H. Combs
Fulton Lewis
Whla-Fm
Megs
Lorna Moniz
Dies—Amelita Galli-Curci
Metropolitan Opera
la Jolla
Calif
Galli-Curci
UPI