Viewing TV With HAL HUMPHREY New Season A Flop With Commercials
Television critic HAL HUMPHREY warns the new TV season will bring louder, more intrusive ads. He cites aggressive deodorant and cigarette pitches, dancing girls trends, and longer hour shows with multiple sponsors. The piece questions pay TV as viewers grow tired of free broadcasts.
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Hollywood
Madison Ave
E Agency
Pat Harris
Fason
Eri
ABC
Radio TV Highlights Tonight on Local Channel Lineup
TV tonight features a mix of classic episodes and local coverage. Highlights include a Dick Powell Show rerun pre empted for Reds pennant celebration, Window on Main Street memories and a 87th Precinct caper with detectives. Andy Griffiths Sheriff jails first female prisoner and a Thriller tale of life death and revival. Orson Bean fills in for Jack Paar late night.
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Julie Greer
Dick Powell
Cincinnati Reds
Gladys Porter
Pete
Paul
Rascal
Hillsburg
Andy Taylor
Andy Griffith
Speeder
Mr. Smith
Orson Bean
Jack Paar
Private London gallery to guard $700000 art show
Leggatt Gallery announces a night guard for a $700000 exhibition of 34 paintings from the earl of Inchape including works by Remoir Pissaro Constable and Gainsborough. A Punic Wars reference appears amid unrelated text about divorce notices and court cases.
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Art London
Leggatt
Earl of Inchape
Re- Moir
Pissaro
Constable
Gainsborough
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Joseph T. Kiep
Hida Dresch
Vincent A. Sisson
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Gideon Rd
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Kaiser Foil
ZESTA
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U. S. No
T Peer
Middletown
Can Johnson
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Chef Boy-ar-dee
York County
Swift’s Meats
Nity
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Ballard Biscuits
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Lux
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Lestare
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