American Guerilla in the Philippines and Classic Films Listed
A TV schedule for Friday July 23 lists evening films including American Guerilla in the Philippines and Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye followed by Doctor Cyclops Ivy Nora Prentiss and The Dark Mirror. The lineup features news, sports, talk shows, and multiple prime time programs from 6 PM to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipines
Richard Widmark
Doctor Cyclops
Albert Dekler
Janice Logan
The
Dark Mirror
Ivy
Joan Fontain
Patric Knowles
Nora Prentiss
Ann Sheridan
Kent Smith
Morning Listings Highlight Dense Local TV Schedule
A dense listing shows a weekday TV grid with morning to late afternoon programs. The schedule includes News morning features, farm and educational shows, daytime dramas, game shows, and children's programs across multiple channels and hosts.
Digest of TV Listings for Friday Afternoon and Evening
TV schedule fragment lists afternoon sessions from 12:00 through 5:50 with many programs across channels. Notable entries include Divorce Court, Guiding Light, General Hospital, Match Game, You Don’t Say, News, City Camera, and evening shows like The Edge of Night and Mr. T. with several soap operas and game shows interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebus
Donna Reed
RFC
Toledo
Guiding Light
Mike Douglas
General Hospital
City Camera
Secret Storm
Barnaby
Lloyd Thaxton
Comedy Clubhouse
Magilla Gorilla
Dobie Gillis
Death Valley
Mr. T
Gen. Hospital
Phil Silvers
Phil Sivers
Peter Potamus
RFC Toledo
Huck Hound
Evening TV Schedule and Movie List
TV guide lists air times for films and dramas including Apache Warrior Wild is the Wind and Friendly Persuasion, plus shows like Mr Wizard, Cartoon Parade, and Sky King. It also lists news, sports, and variety programs with channel designations and episode counts throughout the day.
Sunday July 25 TV Listings Mix of Films and Talk
Evening schedule features multiple films including One Two Three and Stromboli with later titles Elizabeth the Queen and 99 River Street. A full night of news, religious programs, documentaries, and variety shows follows, ending with late news at 11:55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cagney
Pamela Tiffin
Channel 5
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot From 1950s Guide
A dense listing of Monday through late night programming including film titles such as John Loves Mary Flame of Calcutta and Flight From Destiny, alongside shows like Divorce Court You Don’t Say and House Party. The guide features multiple time blocks with actors Ronald Reagan Denise Carcella Patric Knowles and Thomas Mitchell, plus news and game shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary
Ronald Reagan
Jack Carson
The
Mad Doctor
Calcutta
Denise Carcella
Patric Knowles
Thomas Mitchell
Wednesday Prime Time Listings for July 28
A dense schedule lists films and TV programs from 8:00 p.m. to 11:50 p.m. including Key to the City with Clark Gable, Passage to Marseilles with Humphrey Bogart, Hotel Imperial, and Rainbow Round My Shoulder. Variety of dramas, comedies, and news segments fill primetime with favorites like Ozzie and Harriet, Dick Van Dyke, Perry Mason, Shindig, and Benita programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Clark Gable
Marseilles
Humphrey Bogart
Rev. Hillbillies
Dick van Dyke
Living Doll
Patty Duke
Burke’s Law
Luci Desi
Richard Diamond
Jorgensen
Merv Griffin
Evening Screenings July 27 Highlight Classic Films
At 10 20 PM Jezebel with Bette Davis and Henry Fonda opens the lineup followed by Priorities On Parade at 11 30. A 11 50 Western Fort Ti stars George Montgomery and Joan Vohs then The Great Mr Nobody with Eddie Albert and Joan Leslie at 12 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Davis
Henry Fonda
Fort Ti
George Montgomery
Joan Vohs
Mr. Nobody
Eddie Albert
Joan Leslie
Dark at the Top of the Stairs and Take a Letter, Darling on Thursday schedule
July 29 broadcasts list drama Dark at the Top of the Stairs with Robert Preston at 9 00 pm and Take a Letter Darling at 11 50 pm plus The Last Bandit western with William Elliott at 11 50 pm and Law of the Tropics with Constance Bennett and Jeffrey Lynn at 11 25 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Preston
Constance Bennett
Jeffrey Lynn
Darling
William Elliott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reflector’s Weekly Television Guide
Flintstones
Rawhide
Mr. D
Everglades
Bob Hope
Addams’ Family
Cara Williams
Jack Benny
Addam’s Family
Slattery’s People
Jack Paar
Jorgenson
Johnny Carson
Raceway Park
Rex Humbard
Kangar
Carnl
Kangaro
Franz
Paige Palme
Anna Magnani
Gary Cooper
Dorothy McGuire
Patricia Neal
Devil’s Canyon
Virginia Mayo
On the Riviera
Land Is Ours
Mr. Wizard
Mister Mayor
Alvin
Christophers
Fisher Family
Discovery
Dennis the Menace
Casper
Linus
Quick Draw
Bullwinkle
Fury
Porky Pig
Jetsons
Mighty Mouse
Sgt. Preston
N.W.S
Bugs Bunny
Sky King
Whirlybirds
Hoppity Hooper
Movie
Maverick
Stooges
NBC Sports
Flipper
King Family
al Hirt
Kentucky Jones
Mr. Magoo
Lawrence Welk
Gilligans’ Island
al Bere
al Flipper
Hazel
Hollywood Palace
Gilligan’s Island
Peyton Place
J. Carson
Christopher
Childrens Gospel
Woodrow
Davey & Goliath
Beany
Cleveland
Hector
Wea
Gene Carroll
Camera
Changing Earth
Flying Fisher
Sugarfoot
Surfside
Cheyenne
Jerry G & Co
Dickens & Fenster
20Th Century
Ed Sullivan
R.F.D
Password
Doctors
Woody Woodpeck
D. Fuldheim
Bill Jorgenson
Harry S. Truman
Bottom Sea
Jon. Winters
Glynis
Wendy and Me
Danny Thomas
Sam. Playhouse
Alfred Hitchcock
Ben Casey
CBS Reports
Farmer’s Daugh
Moment of Truth
Adventure Rd
Lawman
Mr. Novak
McHale’s Navy
Marshal Dillon
Tycoon
Honeymooners
Cloak of Mystery
Petticoat
McHales’s Navy
Miovie
Rifleman
Virginian
Deadline Toledo
Kraft Suspense
Boston
Jimmy Dean
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