TV Tonight July 0 1979 Tuesday Highlights
TV listings for July 0 1979 include Bewitched and The Dating Game at 6:00 and 6:30, followed by Nightly News and various series. At 7:00 James Robison Crusade, 7:30 Laverne and Shirley, 8:00 Comedy Theater and Three's Company. Movies and late programs cap the night with Barnaby Jones and Million Dollar Mermaid, concluding with So Long at the Fair and Magnificent Thief among others. Tonight’s schedule features a mix of dramas, comedies, and a movie lineup across stations.
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Boeoo News
Jeannie
James Robison
Willis Bell
Smith and Jones
Laverne
Shirley Laverne
Shirley
Twiggy
Dirk Benedict
Cbslate
Barnaby Jones
Esther Williams
Victor Mature
Morning TV Schedule and Network Lineup Display
An early morning to late afternoon TV grid lists programs across networks with show titles, hosts, and time slots. It includes news, talk shows, dramas, cartoons, game shows, and specials from 5:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with notes about possible last minute changes.
Four Failed Pilots Bunched Into NBC TV Movie
AP review notes NBC combined four failed pilots into The Generation Gap movie of the week. It features Home Again about a bachelor cop who discovers he has a teenage son, with Dar ren McGavin and Michael Horton praised for the leads while the rest of the wrap is lighter. The piece also mentions a sharply odd Madame plot and a Derbyshire zoo llama named Maggie born on election day.
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Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
NBC
You
Darren McGavin
McGavin
the Kid
Michael Horton
Dick Sargent
Kniveton
England
Derbyshire
Maggie
Junie Moon CBS Movie Airing July 10
Liza Minnelli Arthurs Howard and Robert Moore star in a CBS Tuesday Night Movie about three young hospital patients who form a unconventional living group. They share afflictions and seek independence, facing hostility, interference, and the challenge of building a life together.
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Junie Moon
Liza Minnelli
Ken Howard
Mary Tyler Moore
NBC News
John Chancelor
U.S. Senate
Bobby
Bob Newhart
Robert Moore
Miss Minnelli
Arthur
Howard
Warren
Moore
Prime Time Sunday tops Nielsen week as Three's Company leads
Nielsen data show NBC's Prime Time Sunday at 25th with a 15.5 rating, while ABC's Three's Company remains the week’s top show for the sixth straight week with a 24.6 rating. CBS and ABC dominate the ratings, NBC trails with no top-10 program. ABC's The Jeffersons and Taxi post strong numbers alongside CBS staples.
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New York
NBC
A.C. Nielsen Co
NBC News
Julie Farr
ABC
Three
Nielsen
Tom Snyder
CBS
60 Minutes
Three’s Company
the Jeffersons
Alice
Taxi
Mork
Mindy
Barnaby Jones
Public TV forms three separate mini networks
Public broadcasting reorganizes into three PBS mini networks a educational regional and cultural service to be transmitted by satellite by January 1981 The plan lets local PBS stations pick from any service while aiming to boost national promotion and audience PBS saw an 11 percent rise in weekly viewers with Connections as a new popular program in the common carriage block.
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Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
PBS
Century Plaza
ABC
CBS
NBC
Hooplah
Public TV
Connections
Pickwick Players stage Wiley and the Hairy Man in swamp tale
Pickwick Players present the second summer production Wiley and the Hairy Man set in the Tombigbee Swamp. The boy Wiley learns to face fears with a conjure mother and loyal dog while a chorus builds the swamp’s mystery through rhythm and soil. July 12 14 at 2 30 pm with season tickets available by calling Theatre Midland Box Office.
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The
Pickwick Players
Wiley and
Hairy Man
Tombigbee Swamp
the Hairy Man
Wiley
Joe White
Robyn Rose
Todd Weiler
Debbie Guerry
Dee Ann Jones
Heather Dun
Bar
Nell Fullinwider
Rhonda Huxman
Drew Richards
Valerie Hochman
Carrie Beck
Kelly Patterson
Laura Wolf
Georgie Cravens
Doreen McGookey
Scott Wood
Theatre Midland
Stokowski Library to House at Curtis Institute
John de Lancie of the Curtis Institute says under Leopold Stokowski’s will the conductor’s entire library of scores and parts and his collection of instruments will be permanently housed at the institute. The Stokowski library includes hundreds of orchestral scores and parts along with the conductor’s transcriptions in multiple versions. Cataloging and organization are expected to take about a year.
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Stokowski
New York
John de Lancie
Curtis Institute of Music
Leopold Stokowski
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