TV Schedule Dense with Shows and Specials Across Networks
A long listing outlines daytime and primetime programs for KMID TV Channel 2 across Monday to Sunday. It includes soap operas like Days Of Our Lives and The Doctors, game shows such as Concentration, and various newscasts and sports. The entry also notes presidential inaugural coverage and forthcoming music festivals at the Kennedy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton Place
Jetsons
Tech
TCU
Rex Humbard
First Baptist Church
Phil Donahue
Dean Martin Tuscon
Physicians Mutual
NBC Nightly News
Washington
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
American Musicological Society
International Musicological Society
Kennedy Center
Hollywood Hotlines and Hectic Casting News
Coco recalls mania for Sophia Loren after filming Man of La Mancha while Peter O'Toole impresses with restraint during makeup heavy schedule. Other items note Shirley Jones Jack Cassidy remodel and new baby Cole, plus U.S. sex change operation figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Loren
James Coco
Coco
Sophia
Fatty Arbuckle
Young star Richard Thomas on The Waltons life and ecology
In a wide interview Richard Thomas discusses his Waltons role as a 17 year old budding writer, his Kentucky roots, and the show’s hopeful, ecological values. He contrasts on screen family warmth with his New York upbringing while denying nostalgia, stressing genuine American storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
John Boy
Blue Ridge
Richard Thomas
New York School of Ballet
Thomas
Kentucky
Walton
New York
Virginia
Tennessee
Robert Trout recalls historic inaugurations and Nixon era contrast
CBS veteran Robert Trout, covering his 11th presidential inauguration for CBS radio, recalls Roosevelt's 1933 ceremony, a freer Washington and a tense mood then. He notes today’s security contrasts and cites antiwar demonstrations planned for Nixon’s event, contrasting eras.
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New York
CBS
Robert Trout
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nixon
Trout
CBS Radio Network
Washington, D. C
Harding
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Wilson
WJSV
Northern
Virginia
Willish
Roosevelt
Ted Husing
Norman Brokenshire
Clint Eastwood Tops Box Office as 1972 Leader
Hollywood AP report names Clint Eastwood the year’s top money maker for 1972, displacing John Wayne who drops to fourth. Eastwood's three 1972 hits are Play Misty for Me Dirty Harry and Joe Kidd, while Wayne’s Cowboys limits his tally. Runners up include Gary Cooper Clark Gable George C. Scott Gene Hackman Barbara Streisand Marlon Brando Paul Newman Steve McQueen Dustin Hoffman Goldie Hawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood (Ap
Clint Eastwood
Motion Picture Herald
John Wayne
America
Eastwood
Joe Kidd
Wayne
Gary Cooper
Clark Gable
George C. Scott
Patton
Hospital
the New Centurions
Gene Hackman
Barbara Streisand
Marlon Brando
Godfather
Paul Newman
Steve McQueen
Dustin Hoffman
Goldie Hawn
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Kmid-Tv
Sanford & Son
the Little People
Circle of Fear
Bobby Darin
Kmom-Tv
U.S.A
Wide World of Sports
Lawrence Welk
Julie Andrews
ABC Weekend News
James Garner
Ed Byrnes
Seago Brothers
Naomi
Treehouse Club
Oral Roberts
Bullwinkle
Curiosity Shop
NBA
Odessa
Odessa Leaders
Grambling
F.B.I
West
Marina Vlady
Kosa-Tv
Merv Griffin
Walter Cronkite
Jeannie
Outer Space
Bill Anderson
Roger Mudd
Bridget Loves
Bernie
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Man
the Archies
Harlem Globetrotters
Billy Joe Hargis
Face the Nation
Fantist Church
Back Trath
Dick van Dyke
Police Surgeon
Texas Today
Gerald Myers
Charley Bubbles
Hollywood Hotline
la Mancha Star
Peter O'Toole
Kbim-Tv
John Hart
Douglas Edwards
New Mexico
CBS News
KBIM
Shirley Boone
Pat
Japan
Burt Reynolds
Deliverance
Warners
Tamara Dobson
Cleopatra Jones
James Bond
John Shaft
Playboy Magazine
Juliet Mills
Nanny
Professor
Juliet
Shirley
Shaun
Patrick
Ryan
Jack
Cassidys
Columbia Ranch
David Cassidy
David
Lucy
Heart
Glenn Ford
Geraldine Paige
James Stewart
James Robison
Christopher George
Ralph Meeker
Jet
Davey & Goliath
Insight
Wisdom
Caroll Baker
The
Shirley Jones
Jack Cassidy
Beverly Hills
Michael and
Paula Kelly Cole
Jennifer Holly
Hallowe’en
Miss Cole
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
United States
Pecos Enterprise _ Entertainment
Dace 7
Waltons
Franklin Roosevelt
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
David R Reynoso
Losa Beltran
Julio Aldama
Jorge Martinez DE Hoyos
Dacia Gonzalez Roxana Bellini
Beto Ei Boticario
CTR
Julio Aleman Jose
Galvez
Los
Malu Reyes
Hector Bonilla
Guillermo Rivas
Claudia Martellanes
Sergio Barrios
Lina Marin
Martha Elena Cervantes
CBS Radio
Universal Studio
ED McMahon
Texas
Venice
Governors Committee On Traffic Safety
Walt Disneys
Walt Disney
Jack Lemmon
Barbara Harres
Riavetri
AIMF