DAKTARI and U N C L E TV Highlights Series Night
TV listings describe Daktari a tale of tribal remedies and a village chief with Judy as a regular scene-stealer while Godfrey Cambridge guest stars as a villain. The Girl from U N C L E features The Lie Affair with April Dancer in a gypsy circus trap. Combat presents Gulliver with Littlejohn as a captive. Red Skelton portrays George Appleby at a mock sales event. Tuesday Night at the Movies showcases The Bridges of Toko Ri. Special presents a star lineup including Isaac Stern Van Cliburn Segovia Plisetskaya and Copland Lincoln Portrait. Love on a Rooftop follows a miscommunication between newlyweds with Dave and Julie in color.
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Special S Hurok Presentation Tops Tonight
TV KEY MAILBAG answers readers questions on Red Skelton Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers The Miracle of the White Stallions and actor Carlos Thompson The column notes Nolan’s retirement and Roy Rogers link and identifies Thompson as the Argentine born actor with Lili Palmer.
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Sons of the Pioneers
Roy Rogers
Nolan
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Hugh Farr
Lloyd Perriman
Charles Starrett
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Pittsburgh
A. A
Carlos Thompson
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Steven H. Scheuer
Dreary finish for Jean Arthur Show signals rough season
TV critic notes the Jean Arthur Show ends after 12 episodes with dreary plots and daydreaming courtroom scenes. The season's turmoil extends to stars like Arthur Berle Moore Kaye as ratings falter, while Clown Alley and Bonanza top Nielsen lists.
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Jean Arthur
Cynthia Lowry
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Miss Arthur
Mrs. Marshall
Ron Harper
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Nightly TV and radio schedule snapshot
A dense listing of TV and radio programs across multiple stations for a weekday, detailing channel numbers times and show titles from early morning to late night, including news, entertainment, game shows, and public affairs slots across WSYR WCNY CKWS WUNY WOSC and related outlets.
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Wsyr-Tv
I Spy
Wnys-Tv
Merv Griffin
Donna Reed
Laramie
Channel 7
Giany Wane
Ckws-Tv
Kingston
N.E.T
Guy de
Main Street USA
WOSC
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Fulton
Golf Clinic
Sundial
I Do I Do Delights with Martin Preston Musical Romance
New York review notes a two character comedy turned two role musical at the 46th Street Theater. Mary Martin and Robert Preston lead a sentimental marriage fable based on The Fourposter with a witty score by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt.
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Robert Preston
Jan de Hartog
Tom Jones
Harvey Schmidt
Gower Champion
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Preston
Valentine
I Do I Do! thrilled critics praise
Critics hailed the opening night of I Do I Do! with vivid praise. Norman Nadel called it unique and entertaining, Walter Kerr liked the high powered performers, and Richard Watts Jr. found it charming and warm hearted.
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Norman Nadel
World Journal Tribune
Walter Kerr
Times
Santa Claus
Richard Watts Jr
One-Color Woman Buried with Green Funeral Plans
Muriel Thompson in Bracknell left a will requesting an all-green funeral with a green dress a green painted coffin and a green car. She died before the will was read and was buried without the green dress or coffin. Relatives honored her color love by driving in a green car to the cemetery and draping the coffin in green silk.
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Bracknell
Dogs in Ancient belief and Lincoln's river rescue
Ancient Egypt worshiped dogs while Israelites shunned them. Some Chinese ate dogs. Abraham Lincoln reportedly jumped into a river to save a dog, illustrating diverse human attitudes toward canines across cultures and history.
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