Channel listings and movie lineup notice
Sunday television schedule lists films, sports, and variety shows across Channels 4 5 9 13 and and Channel 9. Highlights include The Wizard of Oz on Channel 4, Bonanza on Channel 4, the Dallas football game on Channels 5 and 13, Dinah Shore Show on Channel 9, and The Big Caper plus It Dallas on Channel 9 with various actors and guest stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Busch Stadium
St. Louis
Judy Garland
Frank Morgan
Roy Bolger
Bert Lahr
Jack Haley
Billie, Burke
Margaret Hamilton
Dick van Dyke
Brotherhood Club
ED Sullivan
Anthony Newley
Jose Greco
Peggy Lee
Joey Forman
Alan Gale
Dominique
George Matson
Hoss
Dan Blocker
Eileen Chesis
Larrian Gil-lespie
Bessie Griffin
America
Irving Berlin
Channel 9
Firestone
Metropolitan Opera
Dorothy Kirsten
Minnie
Golden West
Ralph Votapek
van Cliburn
Mario Sereni
Julie London
Rory Calhoun
Mary Costa
James Gregory
Robert Harris
Dallas
Gary Cooper
Ruth Roman
Steve Cochran
Raymond Massey
Leif, Erickson
Fucka
First Methodist Church
Kansas
Brothers Brannagan
Beany and
Cecil
Bonanzea
Jack Webb
Dinah Shore
Fireatona
Enaign O'Toole
Almansc Newareel
Television Program Lineup and Air Schedule Fragment
A dense schedule listing TV programs across channels for a weekend, including Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, American Westerns, news, sports, documentaries, cartoons, game shows, and multiple religious and educational programs. It reflects a broad, era-spanning slate with many named hosts, shows, and time slots, though the OCR is chaotic with repeated lines and misprints.
TV Previews and Highlights for Baltimore and Los Angeles
TV listings emphasize football battles between Baltimore Colts and Washington Redskins at Memorial Stadium with commentary by Jim Gibbons and Chuck Thompson. Syracuse faces UCLA at the Coliseum with Lindsey Nelson and Jim Simpson. Also features NFL highlights, Emile Griffith vs Jorge Fernandez boxing, Jackie Gleason show, Sam Benedict film, The Defenders episode, Lawrence Welk Show, Have Gun Will Travel, Gunsmoke, and a 1957 No Down Payment film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
NFL
Benedict
D.a.‘S
Mr. Smithby
Defendera
Joey Bishop
Lawrence Walk
Moris
Weathe
Mayle
Jay
TV Today
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore
Jim Gibbons
Chuck Thompson
Syracuse
U.C.L.A
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Paul Birch
Beverly Garland
Morgan Jones
Paul Newman
Virginia Mayo
Pier Angeli
Gloria de Haven
Glenn Ford
Charles Coburn
Janeti Leigh
Bruce Bennett
Ann Harding
Walter Abel
Channel 5
Ma West
Paul Cavanagh
Monroe Owsley
Marjorie Steson
Channel 4
Doris Day
Danny Thomas
Frank Lovejoy
Patrice Wymore
Virginia
Cary Grant
Martha Scott
Cedric Hardwicke
Channel 13
Eddie Quillan
Robert Armstrong
Ginger Rogers
Athamen
Scoffer
Algeriaa
Franchise
Macaw
Enamere
Liberty Island
Haw. Thrusts
Samuel
Els
AP Newsies
Jeff Cobb
Sawbones
Tommy
Ainsi
Nancy
Fritzi
Loredo Crockett
Ser Manhont
Ladyqunt
Beetle Bailey
Sarge
David Crane
Granny
Melton's
Johnny Saliber
Peters Landa Counter
Dick Tracy
Diet Smith
Ker
Mutt ‘N
Jeff
Mae
Daily World
Igs
Iy Christophera
Columbia Lectures
Deputy
Felix
Osere
Pete and
Gladys
Newa
Jane Wyman
Tomor
Guiding Light
Ernie Ford
Farm Report
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Loretta Young
Groucho
Danny_ Thomas
Hollywood
Torey
Discovery
Torey Mun F Friends
Ben Hunt
Huckleberry Hound
Mickey Mouse Club
Camel Corner
Arta
Che Jeyeans
Tuell Ball
iTunnel
Stoney Burke
Danny ‘Thomas Ge
Mandy Griffith
Benji
Davin Brinkley
Jour
Sportaman
Chet_ Huntley
Steve Allen
Bparte
Wayne Pouch
Peter Gunn
Stara
Almanac Newsrest
Daily Word
Jim Leaming
Emile Griffith
New York
Jorge Fernandez
Argentina
Las Vegas Convention Center
Don Dunphy
Jackie Gleason
Jackie
Stan Ross
Gleason
Sam Benedict
Sam
Edmond O'Brien
Michael Parks
Richard Rust
Gloria Grahame
Marsha Hunt
Defenders
Lawrence Welk
Larry Dobkin
Quanna Barnes
Ken Curtis
Marshal Dillon
James Atness
Joanne Woodward
Tony Randall
Sheree North
Jeffrey
Hunter