Reflector's Weekly TV Guide Weekend Schedule Overview
Listing of a dense TV guide segment detailing evening to late night programming across channels 3 5 8 11 13. Includes news, talk shows, dramas, adventures, comedies, and movies with titles such as Bird of Paradise Caribbean Track of the Cat and The Man in Half Moon Street and hosts like Merv Griffin and Johnny Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent Jourdan
Debra Paget
Son
Arlene Dahl
John Payne
Robert Mitchum
Teresa Wright
Alex Nicol
Nils Asther
Helen Walker
Addame’ Family
Cara Williams
Flintstones
Jack Benny
Addam
Morning Listings Schedule Highlights 5:20 to 5:50 PM
Daytime and early evening program grid lists morning through late afternoon and into prime time shows. Notable entries include episodic series, game shows, soap operas, educational segments, and children’s programs across channels and days. The schedule features News, Weather, Talk, and entertainment blocks with titles such as Truth Consequences, Jeopardy, Password, Guiding Light, and Captain Kangaroo.
Desperadoes in Town and Classic Western Lineup
A TV schedule lists feature films including The Desperadoes in Town, Some Came Running, Man of the West, The Long Gray Line, Lucy Gallant, Stop You're Killing Me, True to the Army, Terror at Midnight, plus a dense array of cartoons and daily programs across morning, afternoon, and evening slots. Notable names include Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Gary Cooper, Tyrone Power, Maureen O Hara, Jane Wyman, Charlton Heston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arthur
Frank Sinatra
Arthur Kennedy
Dean Martin
Shirley McLaine
Martha Hyer
Man of
Jane Wyman
Charlton Heston
Broderick Crawford
Claire Trevor
Judy Canova
Scott Brady
Evening TV schedule with films and programming lineup
A dense listing of channel 6 30 11 10:50 shows presents various films such as The Little Princess The Vikings My Six Convicts Bahama Passage On Such a Night and Let No Man Write My Epitaph along with a long slate of news religious programs sports and late night movies. The schedule includes Gordon Douglas Kirk Douglas Ernest Borgnine Janet Leigh and other stars and notes broadcast times ranging from 6:30 p m to 11:10 p m with additional daytime and late night items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Richard Greene
Kirk Douglas
Tony Curtis
Ernest Borgnine
Janet Leigh
James Donald Alexander Knox
Channel 5
Gilbert Roland John Heal
Grant Richards
Karen Morley
Man
Shelley Winters
the Carters
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Film List
A dense list of a television network’s Monday September 6 evening lineup. Notable entries include films Beyond Glory with Alan Ladd and Donna Reed, The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, Fighting Coast Guard, and Easy Living, followed by a long stream of dramas, talk shows, news, and game shows across multiple hours ending with late night sports and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Ladd
Donna Reed
Monte Carlo
Joan Bennett
Colin Clive
Fighting Coast Guard
Brian Donlevy
Forrest Tucker
Jean Arthur
Dream Girl Caught Hell's Crossroads At Night In New Orleans
A TV listing notes Tuesday September 7 schedule with films Dream Girl Caught Hell's Crossroads and A Night in New Orleans. Betty Hutton James Mason Steven McNally Peggie Castle Preston Foster headline the lineup across the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hutton
James Mason
Hell’s Crossroads
Steven McNally
Peggie Castle
New Orleans
Preston Foster
Evening film lineup featuring Elizabeth Taylor and Lancaster
Wednesday September 8 schedule shows Fox theater screenings at 8 00 Elephant Walk with Elizabeth Taylor Dana Andrews Peter Finch Abraham Sofaer followed by Desert Fury with Burt Lancaster at 10 20 The Unknown Terror at 11 30 Finger Man with Frank Lovejoy Forrest Tucker at 11 50 and The Lady from Kentucky with George Raft at 12 15 all listed as drama and classic titles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Taylor
Dana Andrews
Peter Finch
Abraham Sofaer
Burt Lancaster
Frank Lovejoy
Forrest Tucker
Kentucky
George Raft
Evening Screenings Include Comedy and Drama Lineup
On Thursday September 9 at 11 30 Ray Milland and Betty Field star in Are His bands Necessary a comedy while You For Me with Peter Lawford and Gig Young follows at 11 50 a comedy. Private Hell 36 stars Ida Lipino and Cochran screens at 11 50 for a dramatic feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Milland
Betty Field
Patricia Morison
Peter Lawford
Gig Young
Ida Lipino
Cochran
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