TV Schedule for KCBD Channel 11 Lubbock Texas May 20 1956
Nightly line up lists programs from 11:25 sign on through 11:58 weather capsule with daytime and early evening shows including News Weather Sports and drama and comedy repeats across Monday May 21 to Saturday May 26 1956 for KCBD Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Pede
America
Captain Gillant
Roy Rogers
Rangers
Channel Eight News
Sports Desk
NBC Matinee Theatre
Texas Rasslin
Princeton
Joan
Ave Marie
Channel 8
Weather Story
Des
Martha Raye
Pecos Valley
Channel Eight Weather
Eddie Fisher
Hospitality Hous
NBC
Channel Eight
NBC News Caravan
Playhouse of Stars
Nelson
Armchair Theatre
Armchair Theater
Garry Moore
Godfrey
Jack Paar
Robert Q. Lewis
Bob Crosby
the Ruggles
Doug Edwards
Arthur Godfrey
Crunch
Sergeant Mulligan
Western Theatre
Community Crossroads
Mrs. North
Flicka
Liberace
Mama
Miss Brooks
Patti Page
Harmony
Earring Matchmaker Opens World of Lost Pairs
Miss Dorsay runs The Dorsay Earring Exchange in New York a free mail in program matching single earrings. About 30 to 40 singles arrive daily from the U.S. Canada Mexico and Europe. She matches one in five, with unpaired earrings added to her collection or sent to veterans or hospitals after a couple of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Marcelle Dorsay
Miss Dorsay
Dorsay Earring
Columbus Circle
New York City
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Three Airmen Die in Lowry B-25 Crash
A twin engine B-25 crashed shortly after takeoff from Lowry Air Force Base in Denver killing pilot Arthur H. Fink 37 of San Pedro California and two students Murray E. Hird 27 of Minneapolis and Jack S. Machin 30 of Nashville. Machin was hospitalized in critical condition at Fitzsimons Army Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Colorado
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Arthur H. Fink
San Pedro
California
Murray E. Hird
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Lowry
Jack S. Machin
Nashville
Illinois
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Fink
Daytona Beach Dynamite Fatality Narrated as Accident
A 54 year old Black resident May Hester died when a home in Daytona Beach Florida was dynamited. Police say the blast killed her in her sleep and slightly injured a man in the next room. The Chief of Police noted no race angle is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Florida
May Hester
New Auto Brings Frustration to Auburn Bachelor
Scott Jordan, son of Charles A. and Mrs. Jordan, won an electrified miniature car in a promotion. Police said it cannot be driven on streets and must stay off sidewalks, so Scott must settle for driveway use in his backyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Scott Jordan
Charles A. Jordan
Scott
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Sparky
T.V
Kcbd—Tv
Lubbock, Texas
Man Called X
Highway Patrol
Calvacade Theatre
Earnie Kovacs
Perry
Norma Raine
RFC
Hollywood
S Howell
Disneyland
Danny Thomas
You
Warner Bros. Presents
Channel 11
Ding Dong School
Ernie Kovacs
Tennessee Ernie Ford
RFD
Serenaders
Howdy Doody
Gene Autry
Texas Rangers
Dateline Europe
Star Stage
First Church of Christ
Platt Playhouse
Jimmy Blakely
Bride
Gordon MacRea
Howell
Gildersleeve
Robert Montgomery
Texas In Review
Ford
News
Rin Tin Tin
Here
Celebrity Playhouse
Calvacade of Sports
Bea Barber
of Riley
the Wizard
Gabby Hayes
Ksws—Tv
Rosweil
Phil Silvers
Little Margie
Theatre
Traders
Dragnet
San Francisco
Teather
Tabernacle Baptist
Roswell
Gillette Calvacade
Dr. Hudson's
National Guard Wrestling
George Gobel
Calvary Baptist Church
Lawrence Welk
First Methodist Church
the Christophers
South Plains Forum
Jack Benny
Alfred Hitchcock
Annie Oakley
Ed Sullivan
Captain Kangaroo
Studio One
Burns and Allen
Doug Fairbanks
Four Star Playhouse
Lombardo
Navy Log
Call of the Klondike
Edward R. Murrow
Bob Cummings
Captain Kangroo
Winky Dink
John Silver
Popcorn Theatre
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Wild Bill Hickok
Frankie Laine
Hank McCune
Roy Bean
Jackie Gleason
Lea County
KDUB
Texas Time
Tsav
AMES
Lovington Implement CO
Earring Exchange
Southern Union Gas Company