Friday Television Schedule Highlights for Feb 18
Afternoon lineup lists Jeopardy and News at noon, soaps General Hospital and Days of Our Lives, game shows Make A Deal and Password, plus The Tonight Show era staples Merv Griffin and Mike Douglas. Children’s segments Touche Turtle and Beaver lead into prime time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merv Griffin
Ben Casey
Mike Douglas
Merv Griffith
Guiding Light
Wally Gator
Evening TV Guide Listings for Local Screenings
The schedule lists films and programs across channels with titles such as Inferno Darby's Rangers The Little Shop of Horrors and Shake Hands with the Devil along with multiple news shows and late night movies. It notes air times on a nine to one am grid and includes personalities like Rock Hudson James Garner and Don Murray along with cartoon and wrestling segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ryan
Rock Hudson
Jonathan Haze
Darby
Rangers
James Garner
Jack Warden
Don Murray
Marshall Thompson
Joan Vohs
Theatre and TV lineup with classic film and schedule
A dense schedule lists films by Cornel Wilde and John Payne, TV programs like The Benny Goodman Story and The Stratton Story, plus extensive morning to late night broadcasts across multiple channels with news, cartoons, sports, and religious programming. Entities include Cornel Wilde, John Payne, James Stewart, June Allyson, Lana Turner, and multiple program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maracaibo
Cornel Wilde
Jean Wallace
Abbe Lane
Benny Goodman
Steve Allen
Romanoff
Juliet
Peter Ustinov
Sandra Dee
John Gavin
Akim Tamiroff
Mexico
Dorothy Lamour
Marilyn Monroe
Stratton
James Stewart
June Allyson
Hope Lange
Stephen Boyd
Suzy Parker
Lana Turner
Lee J. Cobb
John Derek
Anthony Perkins
Jane Fonda
Mary Hatcher
Frank Ferguson
Morning Listings Schedule For Weekday TV Highlights
A dense listing of daily programs from 6:20 am to 8:00 pm includes news segments Sunrise Seminar Education Today and various children and game shows. Notable items feature Captain Kangaroo Romper Room Concentration Supermarket Sweep and The Dating Game among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Pyott
Paige Palmer
World Turn
Jr. Clubhouse
McCoys
Donna Reed
Star
Andy Griffith
Young
Parade Bay
Dick van Dyke
Valentines Day Film Lineup Delights Classic Fans
A Monday February 14 schedule lists Love Is a Many Splendored Thing with Jennifer Jones and William Holden at 9:00, House of Bamboo at 10:10, Al Capone with Rod Steiger and Fay Spain, Kentucky, and Man on the Flying Trapeze with W C Fields and Mary Brian at 12:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer Jones
William Holden
Torin Thatcher
House of Bamboo
Robert Stack
Robert Ryan
Shirley Yamaguchi
al Capone
Rod Steiger
Fay Spain
Kentucky
Loretta Young
W.C. Fields
Mary Brian
Network TV Schedule Clutter Spans Day and Night
A dense list depicts a full daytime and evening lineup with multiple shows, times, and channels including Jeopardy Guiding Light Days Of Our Lives and many soap operas game shows and news blocks. The fragment conveys a busy broadcast calendar across networks with numerous program titles and time slots.
February 15 Evening Movie Lineup
Television listings show four cinema programs for Tuesday February 15 with showings at 9:00 p.m. Forever Female featuring Ginger Rogers and William Holden. at 11:30 p.m. The Eternal Sea starring Sterling Hayden and Alexis Smith. The Man in the Net with Alan Ladd and Carolyn Jones. New Orleans Uncensored featuring Arthur Franz. and Prison Farm with Lloyd Nolan and Shirley Ross at 1:25 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger Rogers
William Holden
Sterling Hayden
Alexis Smith
Alan Ladd
Carolyn Jones
New Orleans
Arthur Franz
Lloyd Nolan
Shirley Ross
The Last Command The Rest Is Silence and Navy Now showings
Film listings for Wednesday February 16 feature The Last Command at 11:30 with Sterling Hayden, The Rest Is Silence at 11:30 with Hardy Kruger and Peter Van Eyck, You're In The Navy Now at 11:30 with Gary Cooper and Jane Greer, and Romance In The Dark at 1:35 with John Barrymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Hayden
Hardy Kruger
Peter van Eyck
Gary Cooper
Jane Greer
John Barrymore
February 17 Evening Film Cards
The schedule lists evening showings for February 17: Susan Slade at 9:00, The Quiet Man at 11:30, Goodbye My Fancy, and The Long Haul, with cast details for each film including Connie Stevens, Dorothy McGuire, Troy Donahue, and John Wayne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Slade
Connie Stevens
Dorothy McGuire
Troy Donahue
Lloyd Nolan
Quiet Man
John Wayne
Maureen O’hara
Joan Crawford
Robert Young
Mae West
Cary Grant
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Look & Live
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Sacred Heart
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Bonanza
Perry Mason
NWS
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Beaver
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Peyton Place
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Rocky & Friends
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Zorro
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Woody
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