Friday Channel Lineup Highlights Classic TV Dramas
TV guide notes Harrigan and Son at 8 on channels 2 and 9 with Roger Perry in night court, 77 Sunset Strip and The Law and Mr Jones on channels 2 and 9, plus Mitch Miller’s Sing Along on channel 5, and various daytime and late night programs listed with times and channels.
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Astaire Time Tops Critics in February TV Return
Fred Astaire’s third prize-winning Astaire Time special repeats Monday February 20 on Channels 2 and 5 from 8:30 to 9:30 pm. The color program, originally aired September 28, 1960, features Barrie Chase, Couin Bassie, Joe Williams, the Hermes Pan Dancers, and David Rose. Reviews praise the variety of numbers including Miss Otis Regrets and Sweet Georgia Brown with notable quotes from Houston Post, TV Guide, and Daily Variety.
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Grant Williams Switched From Publicist to Actor in MCAA Role
Warner Bros. star Grant Williams previously served as a publicist for Music Corporation of America before the agency urged him to pursue acting. The move followed proactive guidance from the agency, aligning his career with film work at Warner Bros.
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Grant Williams
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