Mala Powers Transitions To Editorial Career In Hollywood
Former child star Mala Powers, now 28, reveals a second talent as editor translating Enid Blyton works for the American market. She edits up to 80 hours per book, aided by husband publisher M. Hughes Miller, and longtime partner in charity work for Mothers March of Dimes and Highland Hall.
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Ida Lupino
Mala
M. Hughes Miller
Beverly Hills
Enid Blyton
Miller
George Powers
United Press
San Francisco
Hollywood
Dell Powers
Max Reinhardt
F. Hugh Herbert
Pasadena Playhouse
Actor's Lab
Distant Isle
The
University of California At Los
Legion
Mothers March of Dimes
Highland Hall
Germany
Kopycats outshine in a tired ABC comedy nature of the spoof
Critics say Kopycats delivers strong mimicry by Marilyn Michaels and Rich Little but the hourlong format wears thin with repetitive gags and brittle pacing. The show features Michaels imitating Edith Bunker and Goulet while Kirby falters on Archie Bunker.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
ABC
Marilyn Michaels
Barbara Streisand
Miss Michaels
Jean Stapleton
Edith Bunker
George Kirby
Ella Fitzgerald
Louis Armstrong
Carroll O’ Connor
Archie Bunker
Rich Little
Carol Channing
Robert Goulet
Marilyn
Dinah Shore
Judy Garland
Evening TV Schedule for KBIM New Mexico
Daytime to late night lineup lists CBS News, soap operas, dramas, game shows, and children’s programs from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with prime time including News, movies, and specials. Weekend blocks feature cartoons, sports, vaudeville, and a CBS movie followed by late classics.
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John Hart
New Mexico
U.S. Treasury
Don Rickles
KBIM
Peter Cushing
Will Rogers
John Wayne
Ann Svorak
Cades County
Burt Lancaster
Rita Hayworth
Jerry Lewis
Larry Kane
Lawrence Welk
Paul Newman
Patricia Neal
Television Schedule Across KMID Channel Today
A dense listing of programs across the day from morning to evening including news, talk shows, game shows, soaps, cartoons, religious services, sports and late night features. Notable items include NBC Nightly News, Sanford and Son, How To Frame A Figg, The Jetsons, Star Trek, Bonanza and Meet The Press with multiple church services and local religious programming interspersed.
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Sanford & Sons
Dr. Doolittle
Deputy Dawg
Woody Woodpecker
the Jetsons
Barrier Reef
Mr. Wizard
James Robison
Sewell Theatre
Rex Humbard
Herald of Truth
First Baptist Church
Meet the Press
the World Tomorrow
Los Ninos
Ed McMahon
Cypress Gardens
NBC
Odessa
Detroit
Tracy Wynn follows family film tradition and writes history
Hollywood writer Tracy Wynn, 26, son of Keenan Wynn and grandson of Ed Wynn, aims for writing directing after noting his father’s limits as an actor. He earned an Emmy for Tribes and is up for The Glass House on CBS. Wynn discusses Hollywood’s changing culture for star children and cites peers like Liza Minnelli.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood
Tracy Keenan Wynn
Frank Keenan
Wynn
Ed Wynn
Keenan Wynn
Tracy Wynn
John Huston
Walter
CBS
Liza Minnelli
Newsweek
Time
Judy Garland
Mama
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Mala Powers
Lux Radio Theater
Screen Guild Playhouse
Dr. Christian
Madame de Stael
Toren
Medical Center
Joe Gannon
Mannix
Mike Connors
John Davidson
FBI
Kbim-Tv
Kmid-Tv
Kosa-Tv
Gomer Pyle
Walter Cronkite
Jeannie
O'Hara U. S. Treasury
House of Cards
Bill Anderson
Dick van Dyke
Beverly Hills Catholic
Mia Farrow
Maureen O’sullivan
John Farrow
Switzerland
Geraldine Chaplain
Charlie
Edgar Bergen
Candice
Kmom-Tv
Porter Wagner
Dick Cavett
Forrest Tucker
Charlton Heston
Rhonda Fleming
Lee Trevino
Jim Lord
ABC News
CBS News
PECOS
Bugs
Pecos Enterprise
State Theatre
State
Ens
General Film Corporation
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