Stations Listed By Call Letters WKBT La Crosse To WEAU Eau Claire
A compilation shows television and radio stations with their channel numbers including WKBT Channel 8 La Crosse WMTV Channel 2 Cedar Rapids KGLO Channel 3 Mason City KAUS Channel 6 Austin KROC Channel 10 Rochester WTCN Channel 11 Minneapolis and WEAU Channel 13 Eau Claire.
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Wmt-Tv
Cedar Rapids
KGLO
Mason City
Kaus-Tv
Austin
KROC
Rochester
WTCN
Minneapolis
Weau-Tv
Eau Claire
Sunday TV Schedule Summary
Sunday December 28 radio and TV listings show a dense timetable with numerous programs. Notable items include cinema films, religious services, cartoons, and variety shows across early morning to late night, featuring The Rifleman Bullwinkle Lassie Singers and Road show options.
Coco Musical Offers Fashion and Hepburn Spark
New York AP review of Coco at the Hellinger theater praises Katharine Hepburn in a 1953 inspired stage salute to Gabrielle Chanel. The show features a nonstop fashion display, light romance, and stylish visuals with Cecil Beaton costumes and Michael Bennett choreography under Michael Ballethel’s direction.
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New York
Coco
Hellinger Theater
Katharine Hepburn
Frederick Brisson
Gabrielle
Coco”’ Chanel
Paris
Alan Jay Lerner
Andre Previn
Brisson
Miss Hepburn
Chanel
Daddy
Lerner-Previn
George Rose
Gale Dixon
David Holliday
Rene Auberjonois
Cecil Beaton
Michael Bennett
Michael Benthal
WLCX Broadcasts 1969 Review on December 28
WLCX will present 1969 in Review at 6 p.m. Sunday December 28. The two hour program highlights 1969 locally nationally and internationally with Dick Lee as narrator for the La Crosse area portion detailing local accomplishments.
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WLCX
Dick Lee
la Crosse
Oldest Indian in Film Stars in No Body Loves Flapping Eagle
Nestoria Gustoris, aged 92 and called near to 100 by neighbors, appears in No body Loves Flapping Eagle in Santa Fe area riding horseback in a procession with Anthony Quinn. The report highlights her status as the oldest Indian in film.
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Hollywood
Santa Fe
N.M
Anthony Quinn
Nestoria Gustoris
Cast of Three to Star in Luv at La Crosse Community Theater
A professor from La Crosse State University, a Dakota Minn. student, and a Tomah housewife join La Crosse Community Theater for Luv. Jack Starr, Mike Magness, and Karen Lund play Harry Berlin, Milt Manville, and Ellen. The comedy opens Jan 9 1970 with 15 performances through Jan 25. Curtain times vary, season ticket holders may redeem Jan 2.
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la Crosse State University
Dakota, Minn
Tomah
la Crosse Community Theater
Luv
Jack Starr
LCU
Mike Magness
University of Minnesota
Karen Lund
Starr
Harry Berlin
Nora Kinney
Mike
Milt Manville
Michael
Karen) Lund
Reader’s Theater Presenta
Murray Schisgal
Harry
Milt
Ellen
Schisgal
Kenneth L. Albers
Jory returns as Indian in film Nobody Loves Flapping Eagle
Veteran actor Victor Jory portrays Wounded Bear in Warner Bros film Nobody Loves Flapping Eagle starring Anthony Quinn. This marks Jory’s 121st motion picture role after a career totaling more than 2,000 dramatic performances across plays TV and radio in 16 countries.
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Hollywood
Victor Jory
California
Warner Bros
Anthony Quinn
Jory
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Batmar
Dudley Do-Right
Revival Fires
Davey
Goliath
Jungle George
Insight
Oral Roberts
Bullwinkle
Selznick
Lassie
Land of Giants
Merry-goround
Rome
Discovery
FBI
This Is the Life
Port of Call
Youth World
Face the Nation
Town Hall
Herald of Truth
the Christophers
S. Baptist
Directions
Rodgers
Meet the Press
Cisco Kid
Bishop Sheen
Anvers
Mr. Ed
Bill Cosby
Campbell
Hitchcock
Wea
Playboy
Big Valley
Rev. R. Cagle
Maverick
Katherine Hepburn
Coco Chanel
la Crosse Tribune
Tion
Karen Sund
Tribune
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