Friday Night TV Guide Highlights Big Movie Lineup
Reflector lists August 5 television with science fiction The Beast With 1,000,000 Eyes at 10:25, drama The Red Badge of Courage, mystery Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes, and a dense schedule of news weather sports and cartoons across channels and time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Birch
Chester Conklin
Lorna Thayer
Red Badge of Courage
Audie Murphy
Bill Mauldin
Andy Devine
John Dierkes
Adventures of
Sherlock Holmes
Basil Rathbone
Nigel Bruce
Ida Lupino
Alan Marshall
Morning Listings Overview With Program Times
A dense schedule listing daytime and evening TV programs across channels and weeks, including news, educational shows, game shows, soap operas, and classic movies with cast lists and start times. Notable titles include Sunset Boulevard, Vengeance Valley, Inside The Walls Of Folsom Prison, and Jigsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Boulevard
Gloria Swanson
William Holden
Erich von Stroheim
Nancy Olson
Vengeance Valley
Burt Lancaster
Joanne Dru
Robert Walker
Sally Forrest
Folsom
Steve Cochran
David Brian
Phillip Carey
Carmen
Rita Hayworth
Glenn Ford
Ron Randell
Victor Jory
Luther Adler
Virginia Mayo
Dennis Morgan
Gene Nelson
Vincent Price
Lynn Bari
Jack Warner
August TV Schedule Listed for Daytime and Evening Lineup
Friday’s guide shows a full slate of soap operas news and game shows from 12:00 to 5:45 pm. Programs include Days of Our Lives General Hospital The Secret Storm and Match Game among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Casey
Guiding Light
Mike Douglas
General Hospital
City Camera
Westinghouse
Lawman
Merv Griffin
Beloved Infidel Bedelia Cosmic Monsters The Case Against Mrs Ames
Film listings show Beloved Infidel at 8 00 with Kerr Peck Albert Ober, Bedelia at 10 25 starring Lockwood Hunter, Cosmic Monsters at 10 30 with Tucker Andre Benson, and The Case Against Mrs Ames at 12 15 featuring Carroll Brent Treacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Kerr
Gregory Peck
Eddie Albert
Philip Ober
Bedelia
Margaret Lockwood
Ian Hunter
Forrest Tucker
Gaby Andre
Martin Benson
Mrs. Ames
Madeleine Carroll
George Brent
Arthur Treacher
Television Schedule for Monday August 8 Evening
TV guide lists films and programs from 9:09 pm to 12:05 am including Queen Bee, I Died A Thousand Times, Watusi, Paradise Alley and late night talk and game shows. Evening blocks feature news, sports, and popular serials with appearances by Crawford Palance Montgomer y Elg Farrar Winters and Peyton Place among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Crawford
Barry Sullivan
Betsy Palmer
John Ireland
Jack Palance
Shelley Winters
Lori Nelson
Lee Marvin
Watusi
George Montgomery
Taina Elg
David Farrar
Paradise Alley
Hugo Haas
Carol Morris
Chester Conklin
Marie Windsor
Evening TV Schedule Highlights August 9
TV lineup lists dramas and musicals from Walk Like A Dragon to Cocoanut Grove with news, game shows, and weather. Night features Fugitive episodes, Marshall Dillon and Dr Kildare, plus Red Skelton and sports coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Dillon
Evening TV Lineup Highlights Classic Films and Sitcoms
On August 10 the schedule features High Time with Bing Crosby and co stars, followed by Another showing of High Time. late night items include College Swing with Bob Hope and Martha Raye, plus I Spy and Long Hot Summer among the late programs. News, weather, and TV editorials finalize the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Crosby
Fabian Forte
Tuesday Weld
Richard Beymer
Patricia Neal
Victor Mature
Edmund Gwenn
fAnd
Alan Ladd
Loretta Young
Susan Hayward
Barry Sullivan
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for August 11
A dense list of TV slots features The Interns and Her 12 Men among dramas and comedies. Late-night lineups include Duffy's Tavern Buy Me That Town and various game shows plus news, sports, and weather segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Callen
Cliff Robertson
James MacArthur
Suzy Parker
Greer Garson
Robert Ryan
Barry Sullivan
Richard Haydn
Evening TV Schedule Snips Land 1960s Lineup
A dense listing of daily programs from 5:10 to 1:00 with cartoons, news, sports, movies, and serials. Notable entries include Popeye, Astroboy, Batman era action, football-themed sports blocks, and classic family shows interwoven with weather and news segments.
TV Schedule Snapshot for Evening and Late Night
A dense two-column listing shows 5:55 News to 12:45 News with multiple daily blocks. Programs include Faith programs, cartoons, documentaries, sports, and movie slots across channels, including This Is Life, Perry Mason, Bonanza, FBI, Weather, and Zoo Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
TV Sun
Rex Humbard
St.Francis
N.W.S
J. Carson
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Fuldheim
Camp Runamuck
Mitch
Gomer Pyle
Smothers Bros
Seltzer
Comedy Carnival
Capt. Kangaroo
Donna Reed
Franz
Romper Room
Arlene Dahl
Eye Guess
Paige Palmer
Love of Life
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Hullabaloo
John Forsythe
Il Secret
Beaver
Jesse James
Playhouse
Andy Williams
Shenandoah
Hazel
Peyton Place
Avengers
Carson
Jack Lord
Nobu McCarthy
James Shigeta
Mel Torme
Oskar Homolka
Frances Farmer
Ray Milland
Cocoanut Grove
Fred MacMurray
Harriet Hilliard
Ben Blue
Troop
Red Skelton
Petticoat
Run For Life
Bilko
Patty Duke
Bob Hope
John Gary
Honey West
Laredo
Gidget
Gilligan’s Island
Double Life
Bewitched
Rowan & Martin
Baron
Heckle
Jeckle
Discovery
Porky Pig
Understand
World
Astroboy
Davey and Goliath
Hoppity Hooper
Sam Snead
Walt Disney
Jerry G
Jeannie
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
Secret Agent
Continental
Hollywood Pal
Hollywood Palace
Popeye
Bullwinkle
Religion In News
Beany & Cecil
Davey & Goliath
Peter Potamus
Sergeant Preston
Gene Carroll
America
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