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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1965

Page

10

TV Schedule Fragments Show a Dense Lineup of Programs

The page lists a long grid of time slots and program titles across multiple channels or segments, including Sacred Heart, Fisher Family Bible Story Time, This Is the Life, World of Aviation, Baseball games, cartoons, and variety shows. It reads like a broadcast schedule with numerous 2W 3W and 4 hints, film and news entries, sports, and religious segments.

Weekend Radio Schedule Highlights and Music Lineup

A dense listing shows dozens of programs across stations WCOW and MBS including morning masses Ave Maria Liturgical Crusade and Wis. Synod Luth. Also featured are Bible classes Money Talks Hall of Sound Braves games and classical pieces such as Jolly Swiss Boys and Organ Concert.

Wisconsin

Sunday Morning Music and DJs on WLCX and WKTY

Sunday morning schedule details a new WLCX host Lee John Snapp replacing Bill Bruning for an 8 a.m. start with a melody-rich lineup including Jackie Gleason and Mantovani sets, top day hits, and four current chart numbers. The program features classical and Broadway selections, with a 12:15 News and a 1:00 Monitor on WKBH and a 7:00 Monitor on WKTY plus special sings by Tennessee Ernie Ford and duo Jo Stafford Gordon MacRae.

WKBH Tennessee Ernie Ford Ford Jo Stafford Gordon MacRae Yanks

Dr. John Hayden Elected President Of La Crosse Theater

Dr. John W. Hayden was elected president of the La Crosse Community Theater succeeding Mrs. G. William Cremer who led the group for three years. Mrs. Howard Dahl was named vice president with Mrs. Harry Schroeder as secretary and H. J. Gazeley as treasurer. G. J. Bump serves as business agent.

John W. Hayden la’ Crosse

Allen Funt Charts New Life for Candid Camera

Allen Funt says Candid Camera will get a new format as he vows more travel and energy. He recounts personal changes, a recent divorce and remarriage, weight loss, and a push to revive the long running TV hit with fresher sequences while keeping practical jokes central.

Sydney Chaplin Leaves Funny Girl Cast

Sydney Chaplin resigns from the Broadway musical Funny Girl after Saturday night’s show due to differences with producer Ray Stark. Barbra Streisand stars in the production.

New York Sydney Chaplin Chaplin Ray Stark Barbra Streisand

Loewe Donates My Fair Lady Score to Library of Congress

Composer Frederick Loewe has given the manuscript of the My Fair Lady score to the Library of Congress. The donation follows a prior gift of Brigadoon, another Loewe Lerner collaboration.

Washington Frederick Loewe Library of Congress Loewe Alan Jay Lerner

Lee Snapp To Host WLCX Sunday Music Show

Lee Snapp will helm the Sunday music program on WLCX from 8 to 11:30 a.m. station owner Joe Rohrer announced. Snapp joined WLCX in September 1963 as an announcer, later venturing into morning news and becoming an account executive by Nov. 15, 1964. He will also retain his account executive duties while taking over the Sunday show previously hosted by Bill Bruning, who resigned to start an FM station. Snapp, a graduate of Aquinas High and Brown Radio Institute, is active in La Crosse groups and is the son of George W. Snapp.

Charlie Kearns WKTY Glocca Morra Emundo Ros Lee Snapp WLCX Joe Rohrer Snapp Bill Bruning Bruring Aquinas ‘High Brown Radio Institute Minneapolis la Crosse Jaycees, Optimists Elks George W. Snapp Sunrise Drive

Hi Fi Concerts Schedule For Coming Week

Full length Hi Fi Concerts set for Monday and Thursday at 9 05 p m Abbreviated Pops follow night games Tuesday and Wednesday Selections from Von Flotows Martha feature Annaliese Rothenberger with the Municipal Opera of Berlin Borislav Klobugar conducts Schumanns Symphony No 1 in B flat major the Spring Symphony performed by the Cleveland Orchestra led by George Szell All concerts prepared arranged and presented by Ken Allen

von Flotow Martha Annaliese Rothenberger Municipal Opera of Berlin Borislav Klobugar Robert Schumann Cleveland Orchestra George Szell Ken Allen

European tour openings announced for July to August

The La Crosse Tribune tour director says only a few spots remain for the July 11 to August 4 European trip. Interested people should contact Mrs. Maxine Kahler at The Tribune for passport, vaccination, and travel information details.

la Crosse Tribune Maxine Kahler the Tribune

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