TV Listings: Evening Schedule Highlights and Movies
Prime time lineup includes Gunsmoke Baretta The Deadly Trackers and The CBS Late Movie Night shifts feature The Rookies Mystery of the Week and Night of Terror. Also scheduled are Willie Nelson on Austin City Limits and The Tonight Show with Carson plus morning and children’s programs across multiple networks.
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America
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Circle Repertory Company
Lanford Wilson
Richard Harris
Rod Taylor
Diana Dors
Andrea Marcovicci
Martin Balsam
Donna Mills
Chuck Connors
Television Schedule Highlights for New Mexico Today
A packed daily lineup lists soap operas such as All My Children and General Hospital, game shows like The $20,000 Pyramid and Match Game, plus classic films and cartoons. Notable programs include Mr. Moto's Last Warning, Jigsaw, and The Sunshine Patriot, with news on NBC at 5:30.
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Americas: Decorative Arts in Latin America at Center
The Renwick Gallery exhibit shown last year during the Bicentennial, “Americas: The Decorative Arts in Latin America in the Era of the Revolution,” is on display at the Center for Inter-American Relations’ Gallery through August 7. It features over 150 pieces of 18th century decorative art blending Spanish Portuguese and pre Hispanic influences.
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King Promoter Survives Suspicion to Promote Big Fights
New York AP report says boxing promoter Don King remains active despite suspicions after his US Boxing Championships were suspended by ABC amid charges of phony rankings and kickbacks. A grand jury investigation yielded no findings of illegal conduct, and King's promotions for Norton vs Zanon and Young vs Ballard on Sept 14 proceed with NBC telecast.
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al Bush
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KBHKs Festival of Television Revives Ancient Reruns
KBHK San Francisco presents The Fourth Annual Festival of Television airing seven weeks of classic reruns at 10 p.m. weeknights. Programs include Our Miss Brooks Car 54 Where Are You December Bride Bachelor Father Wild Bill Hickock My Little Margie Topper and more. New this year a nightly trivia quiz hosted by Terry McGovern adds a second feature to the nostalgic lineup. Mr. Zimmerman notes the seven-week run is the longest yet and may be the limit before audience fatigue sets in.
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Starland Vocal Band Debuts CBS Summer Series
The Starland Vocal Band launches a half hour six week CBS summer series filmed beyond the studio set. The show features Bill and Taffy Danoff and Mar got Chapman with Jon Carroll and a writers room that yields tepid comedy. Highlights include a George Town lunch crowd Afternoon reprise and a Letterman Mailbag skit. The Renaissance Faire spoof and other segments offer brief humor, while the group delivers their mellow harmonies.
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Lavin Sings Off Camera in Alice TV Role
Linda Lavin, star of CBS's Alice, grew up aiming to be a singer but her character Alice Hyatt remains mostly a non singing waitress. Lavin voices the show's theme with a husky jazz style while the on screen life centers on family and diner humor.
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Joan Baez adapts Las Vegas show in bold onstage shift
Joan Baez performed a single Vegas show in a burnt orange auditorium, joking about her attire and deciding to tailor the act for a Las Vegas audience. She criticized gambling, spoke of touring with her son Gabriel, and noted the city’s neon reflects capitalist excess while she remains engaged with diverse audiences.
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