Television Guide Highlights Evening Lineup
Friday August 6 schedule lists Scarlet Coat drama at 7:30, Terror In the Haunted House mystery at 10:20, State of the Union drama at 11:30, Ride the Man Down western at 11:50, and The Body Disappears comedy at 12:15. News segments and programs such as Rifleman, Weather, Jack Benny, Addams Family, Rawhide, and sports wrap the night with films and shows through late night.
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Cornel Wilde
Gerald Mohr
State of the Union
Spencer Tracy
Brian
Donlevy
Rod Cameron
Jeffrey Lynn
Hollywood Palace
Peyton Place
Johnny Carson
J. Carson
N.W.S
Adventure Rd
Bill Jorgenson
Harry S. Truman
Bottom Sea
Danny Thomas
Jorgensen
Merv Griffin
D. Fuldheim
Morning Listings Full Day Radio TV Schedule fragment
The fragment lists a week of morning to evening broadcasts with show titles and times including Farm Fare Educational Exch Sunrise Semester Rex Humbard Capt Kangaroo Romper Room World Turns Truth Conse Jeopardy Price is Right and other familiar programs.
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Rex Humbard
Capt. Kangaroo
Franz
Bob
Topper
Paige Palmer
TV Schedule Snapshot for Friday August 13
A scanned TV guide fragment lists daytime and early evening programs with times and show titles. Notable entries include Donna Reed, Guiding Light, General Hospital, Match Game, The Adventures of Magilla Gorilla, and Dobie Gillis among others, with channel and segment cues implied by the toptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Barnaby
Lloyd Thaxton
Magilla Gorilla
Dobie Gillis
City Camera
Death Valley
Cayth
Phil Silvers
Evening TV Schedule Highlights From Local Station
A dense grid lists Western Riding Shotgun at 6:00 and The Catered Affair at 8:00 starring Bette Davis, with additional dramas, cartoons, news, and sports blocks throughout the night including Target Zero and The Lineup. Actors cited include Ronald Reagan, Judy Garland, Dick Powell, and Beany & Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Scott
Bette Davis
Ernest Borgine
Debbie Reynolds
Barry Fitzgerald
Chuck Connors
Richard Conte
Eli Wallach
Robert Keith
Hong Kong
Ronald Reagan
Rhonda Fleming
Judy Garland
van Johnson
Merle Oberon
George Brent
Carlos Korvin
Cowboy
Brooklyn
Dick Powell
Pat O’brien
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for Sunday August 8
Broadcast lineup lists Don Ameche Taras Bulba Indiscreet Task Force The Man in Half Moon Street Those Redheads from Seattle South of Suez with 5:50 News 7:55 Prayer For Today and a full slate of religious and children's programs through late night including Laurel and Hardy and Pro Football discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ame
Che
Dana Andrews
William Eythe
Carlos Bickford
Rex Humbard
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup
The listing shows a dense 6:00 PM to 11:55 PM lineup with Jerry G and Co. Disney's World and Wagon Train appear alongside Ed Sullivan Lassie and Bonanza. Programming includes Twilight Zone Candid Camera News Nightlife and sports segments for a mixed, reader-friendly guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry G & Co
Dickens & Fenster
Maverick
20Th Century
Ed Sullivan
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for Monday August 9
A dense list of film showings and TV programming begins 10:20 p.m. with Four's A Crowd, followed by Women Without Names and Daniel Boone Trail Blazer. The night runs through late hours with News, Talk shows, soap operas, game shows, and numerous late films, featuring stars like Errol Flynn and Bette Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errol Flynn
Ellen Drew
Robert Paige
Daniel Boone
Trail Blazer
Bruce Bennett
Lon Chaney Jr
June Bride
Bette Davis
Television Schedule for Wednesday August 11
A dense weekday guide lists films and TV shows from 8:00 pm to 12:35 am with titles including See How They Run The Strawberry Blonde Beachcomber Never Trust a Gambler The Horn Blows at Midnight and more. Sports news and editorials punctuate late night with programs like News Tonight Tonight and various local segments.
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Glynis Johns
Dana Clark
Cathy O’donnell
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for August 12
Listings show Clifton Webb in Woman's World at 9:00, Ann Sheridan and Ronald Reagan in Juke Girl at 11:30, The Palm Beach Story at 11:30, Frontier Gambler at 12:30, plus Donna Reed programs, News, and several game and variety shows through late night. Major westerns, dramas, and comedies fill the lineup with familiar stars and serials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Webb
Ann Sheridan
Ronald Reagan
Palm Beach
Claudette Colbert
Joel McCrea
Movie Listings for Tuesday August 10 Showings
The column lists film times and titles including Nobody Lives Forever with Joan Garfiel d and Geraldine Fitzgerald at 10 20, Romance in the Dark with Gladys Swarthout and John Barrymore at 11 30, Holiday in Havana starring Desi Arnaz at 11 50, and The Go Getter with George Brent at 12 20.
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Joan Garfield
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Gldays Swarthout
John Barrymore
Havana
Desi Arnaz
George Brent
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