TV Tonight’s Mix of News and Variety Shows
A dense TV listing outlines 6 to 1:30 a.m. fare across NBC CBS and ABC featuring Hogan’s Heroes Adam 12 My Three Sons The Odd Couple and The Brady Bunch plus news programs and specials. Highlights include guest appearances by Nanette Fabray Carol Burnett Alan King Bob Hope and Leonard between dramatic episodes and music specials.
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Carol Burnett to tape last Carol Burnett Show on St Patrick's Day
Carol Burnett will tape the 268th and final episode of CBS weekly Carol Burnett Show ending an 11 year run that outlasted three CBS presidents. The 42 year old star says she wants to exhale for a year and not retire from television. She notes the show sometimes recycled premises but praises the writing and stresses the need for new creative doors opening.
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Richard Thomas returns to Waltons set for later season
Hollywood AP reports Richard Thomas is back on The Waltons for season six, filming a two hour and a one hour episode. He plays John Boy in a 1939 1940 storyline about reopening a mine, a rescue, and family trials, plus a separate segment involving a fiancee from New York. Thomas also stars in Streamers at Westwood, contemplates a Universal film 9 30 55 re release, and marks nearly two decades as an actor while pursuing poetry.
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The Cutting Edge Novel About Houston Drama
Bestselling author Paige Mitchell is commissioned to write The Cutting Edge a novel set in Houston featuring a physician and an astronaut. Doubleday & Co. bids $400,000 for publication. Columbia Pictures and Barry Weitz Productions will adapt it into a film.
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Jeffersons Books Library Bought for Congress Use
Jeffersons library of over 7000 volumes was purchased on January 26, 1815, by the United States for the use of Congress.
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