Late Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Specials
A dense listing of 1960s network programming from six to one AM features dramas comedies and sports. Highlights include Western Kentucky versus Michigan State NCAA basketball and a Peter Pan Hallmark Hall of Fame musical with Mia Farrow, plus Don Giovanni from the Met and The Quiet Man film. The block also includes The Tonight Show with guests Mel Brooks and George Best, and multiple local station promos.
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Hallmark Hall OF Fame
Peter Pan
Mia Farrow
Danny Kaye
Captain Hook
James M. Barrie
John Wayne
Maureen O'Hara
Ireland
Adam
Lucy
Dick Cavett
Lowell Thomas
Lowell Omas
Spencer Tracy
James Stewart
Prescott
New England
Fernwood Starsky
Hutch
Toma Starsky
Starsky
Toma
Jolson
Larry Parks
Bill Goodwin
al Jolson
ABC
Johnny Carson
Mel Brooks
George
Starsky and Hutch
Toma Starsky and Hutch
Bambara
Tom
Temporary gaming permits eyed for Atlantic City casinos
In Trenton the New Jersey Assembly introduces a bill to issue temporary gambling permits for Atlantic City operators. Resorts International could start wagering by Memorial Day at the former Haddon Hall Hotel, an official says. Assemblyman Richard J. Codey calls it a measure to open casinos for the summer while preserving the Casino Control Act.
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Trenton
N.J
Atlantic City
New Jersey Assembly
Richard J. Codey
Dussex
New Jersey
Seating of Oscar nominees becomes delicate assignment
Hollywood AP report notes Don Yett handles seating for Oscar nominees at the April 3 show. He manages pickings for stars and their allies amid feuds and egos, while no nominee has skipped an appearance over seating. Some attendees request two or more companions.
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Hollywood
Don Yett
Tinseltown
ABC
Yott
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Los Angeles Music Center
Yatt
Marty Pasetta
ABC Tops Nielsen with Happy Days Lead in Ratings Race
NBC and CBS posted solid shows but ABC dominated the week ending March 12 with Happy Days pulling a 33.6 rating and 50 share, equating to about 24.5 million homes. Little House on the Prairie, Three's Company and M A S H followed in the top 10 while CBS aired several other hits and NBC faced a weaker period.
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Nielsen
New York
A.C. Nielsen Co
CBS
NBC
Little House On the Prairie
Three's Company
Maude
Tie
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Macneil-Lehrer Report
Mary Tyler Moore
Hogan's Heroes
Ohio Lottery
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Powers Auditory
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Don Giovanni
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Don Juan
Joan Sutherland
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