Continental Showcase and Sunday Night TV Highlights
European variety hour features Petula Clark and the Kessler Twins with performances in French and duet form. Saturday night films include Ransom (1956) starring Glenn Ford and Donna Reed. other classics and color showcases list Perry Mason, Bonanza, The FBI, Sullivan, Hollywood Palace, and Carousel with notable performers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel 5
Britain
Petula Clark
Germany
Kessler Twins
Sweden
Bibi Johns
Lars Lohndahl
Jacqueline Boyer
Channel 3
Ransom
Glenn Ford
Donna Reed
Ford
THE
FBI
Perry Mason
Jeanne Bal
Marion Moses
Cartwright
Gilbert Roland
Channel 9
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Gordon MacRae
Shirley Jones
Brooks Lays Out Stage Career From School To Hollywood
A young actor described as 6 foot 2, 170 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes pursued drama from American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York to the Mateer Playhouse in 1961. He appeared on The Nurses and Naked City, acted opposite Susan Kohner and Jayne Mansfield, toured in The Rainmaker, and later moved to Hollywood for Slattery's People and Twelve O'Clock High. He also starred in Sunday in New York and Bus Stop, with more theatre work and TV roles including Little Moon of Alban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Actor's Union
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
New York
Mateer Playhouse
Pennsylvania State University
The
Academy
the Nurses
Naked City
Howard Keel
Hollywood
Slattery
People
Susan Kohner
Jayne Mansfield
Julie Harris
Christy
Stephanie
Lake Forest
Illinois
Weekend TV Schedule Collage From Area Stations
A dense listing of Saturday and Sunday TV and radio schedules across WSYR WCNY WNYS CKWS CBC WCNY and WOSC networks. Includes times for movies news sports and variety programs across stations in Syracuse Kingston and Oswego with multiple channels and shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsyr-Tv
Jeannie
When-Tv
Channel 5
Wcny-Tv
Wnys-Tv
Peter Potamus
Bullwinkle
Discovery
the Church
Senate New Conference
Focus
Hoppity Hooper
CKWS
Gilligans Island
CBC
Huntley Brinkley
Donna Reed
Ben Casey
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Maverick
Avengers
Andy of Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
CBS
CBS Evening News
Andy Griffith
Hazel
Kingston
Don Messer
WOSC
Fulton & Oswego
Mutual Network
Biog note on Stephen Brooks FBI actor Jim Rhodes
TV Mailbag outlines Stephen Brooks born August 12 1942 in Columbus Ohio son of James G and Margaret F Brooks grandson of violinist Peter Froehlich Brooks studied acting from junior high in Northfield Illinois leading to roles in Our Town Pygmalion and Plain and Fancy with Lois Roberts and Ann Margret among the cast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven H. Scheuer
Stephen Brooks
FBI
L. T
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Brooks
Jim Rhodes
Lew Erskine
Columbus
Ohio
James G
Margaret F. Brooks
Peter Froehlich
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Splendid
Brooks
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Indianapolis
Sunset Ridge
Northfield
Illinois
Lois Roberts
ABC. TV
Ann-Margret
Michigan Woman Killed in Thruway Crash
Janet DeMartelly 57 of Okemos Michigan died when her car crashed on the Thruway near Canajoharie New York. Her husband John 62 was hospitalized in Amsterdam in good condition.
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Canajoharie
N.Y
Janet DeMartelly
Okemos
Mich
Mohawk Valley
John
Memorial Hospital
Amsterdam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hollywood Palace
Ray Bolger
Norm Crosby
Lionel Hampton
Ray Starr
Rich Little
Maria Schell
Dean Martin
Pony
Ricky Nelson
Cindy
Damon Runyon
Broderick Crawford
B.F.M
Iuka
Mississippi
Edward G. Robinson
Runyon
Howard Lindsay
Robinson
Ckws-Tv
Chronicle
Christophers
Henry Aldrich
Doolin
Oklahoma
Sam Snead
Jesus
Insight
Telescope
Bat Masterson
Jim Bowie
CBS News
Reasoner
Dean Harris
Wallace
Northeast
Sundial
Sundia
Conservation
Beverly
Frank Dale
Mutual
Wosc-Fm
Ivy Music Hall
Gaslight
Starlight
Northeast Network
WSGC
Oswego & Fulton
Bradford
Kiddie
Fisherman’s
Peter Sellers
Wen
Aio Aurommnale
Michigan
Regan
FISH
Oswego
County Rt. 7
Johnson Road
New State
Stooges
Ames Stewart
Maureen Chara
Brian Keith
Panavision
Universal Picture
Pinocchio
Outer Space
Killers
Lee Marvin
Douvce
Technicoloy
Panavisio
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