Emmy Awards Parade Flags 1966 67 Winners Led by The Monkees
The Emmys crowned The Monkees for best comedy series as Lucille Ball won her third Emmy, and Don Knotts collected his fifth as deputy Barney Fife. Barbara Bain and Martin Landau from Mission Impossible were finalists, while CBS dominated with 17 Emmys, ABC earned 12, and NBC 10.
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Lucy Ball Wins Emmy for Drama Amid TV Showritz
Lucy Ball collects an Emmy for injecting the only note of drama at the 19th annual National Academy awards. The New York and Hollywood ceremonies saw Jimmy Durante praised for comedy touches while host banter and echoing rooms muted the show. Frances Bavier earns a nod for Aunt Bea after seven years of toil. Sid Caesar quips before kissing Imogene Coca as the crowd endures a dull telecast.
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Television Highlights Tonight on Ch2 Ch5 and More
TV Tonight features baseball action with the Los Angeles Dodgers facing the Atlanta Braves at 7:30 on Ch7. A James Bond Special airs then a Peyton Place episode follows, with Rossi trying to reason with Rachel. Later Coronet Blue presents a stained glass clue about Alden’s identity in a monastery chapel.
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