Area TV Movies Channel Listings for Early January
Local station guide lists filmairings across Channel 2 Cedar Rapids Channel 3 Mason City Channel 3W Madison Channel 4 Minneapolis Channel 5 St Paul Channel 10 Rochester Channel 13 Eau Claire noting daily entries from January 2 to January 8 including Typhoon Remember the Night Peter Ibbetson The Eagle and the Hawk Killers of Kilimanjaro Sky Lark For Whom the Bell Tells I Met Him in Paris The Tender Trap Requiem For a Heavyweight and other titles with times such as 8 p.m. and 10 30 p.m. in multiple cities and days.
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Abandoned yard chosen for $12 million Glasgow arts center
In Glasgow an unused railroad yard will host a $12 million arts center to be finished by 1970. The project includes a repertory acting company and a calendar of musical events. A plaza with decorative pools and fountains will sit above a 1000-car parking area.
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Glasgow
Hour by hour TV schedule reading fragments
Tablet of broadcast times lists daytime and evening programs with channel numbers, show titles, and placeholders. It reads like a station grid with cartoons dramas news and game shows scheduled across several hours.
Radio Schedule Highlights January Broadcast Lineup
A dense daily grid lists programs across BC-1410 including Paul Lake Alma’s Party Line Music and morning shows. Notable items include The Grand Ole Opry, World News, Night Beat, Vox Pop and Sports Flash with multiple news updates and farm reports.
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Radio Time Table Schedule Fragments
A fragmented radio timetable lists shows and times from early morning to sign off. Programs include News Market reports Harvey and E Nightingale Spts lines and Milo Knutson B J Show and Chris Schenkel with multiple daily segments across stations WCOW FM and MBS 97.1 meg.
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Son of Hammerstein Rewrites Book for Allegro at Goodspeed
William Hammerstein, son of Oscar Hammerstein II, is rewriting the book of Allegro, a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. The work is among three shows slated for a summer run at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Connecticut, where Man of La Mancha had its early trials.
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William Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein II
Richard Rodgers
Goodspeed Opera House
East Haddam
Stage to Film Move For Star
Tommy Steele to repeat his stage role in the movie version of Half A Sixpence. Paramount plans to film the musical soon in New York.
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Theater Directory Current Feature Lineup
The theater directory lists Do Not Disturb with Doris Day and Rod Taylor starting January 7. The Hallelujah Trail features Burt Lancaster Lee Remick Jim Hutton and Pamela Tiffin. Disney's That Darn Cat is held over with Hayley Mills Dean Jones Dorothy Provine and Roddy McDowall. Never Too Late starts Friday with Paul Ford Connie Stevens Maureen O Hara and Jim Hutton. My Fair Lady starts January 11. Harum Scarum with Elvis Presley and Cat Ballou with Lee Marvin and Jane Fonda play Saturday Sunday. Disney's Old Yeller and The Glory Guys start Friday.
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Lee Remick
Jim Hutton
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Dean Jones
Dorothy Provine
Roddy McDowall
Paul Ford
Connie Stevens
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Jane Fonda
Old Yeller
Glory Guys
Hallelujah Trail ushers in comedy western with Burt Lancaster
The Hallelujah Trail opens Friday January 7 as a riotous western comedy. Burt Lancaster stars as a cavalry colonel guarding a whisky wagon train while facing temperance workers and thirsty miners. Supporting cast includes Lee Remick Jim Hutton Pamela Tiffin Donald Pleasence Brian Keith Martin Landau John Anderson and John Dehner narrates.
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Showtime Correspondence Addressed to Marguerite Lienlokken
Correspondence for this section should be directed to Marguerite Lienlokken editor Showtime La Crosse Tribune La Crosse Wisconsin 54602 to ensure proper handling and publication.
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Marguerite Lienlokken
Showtime
London producer adopts London first policy for two projects
Stanley Gordon plans a London first approach for his next two projects. The King s Mare a comedy by Anita Loos is set for overseas presentation in June starring Dora Bryan. He then begins a musical adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities.
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