Evening TV Guide Highlights Domestic Dramas and News Slots
A dense TV schedule lists Bewitched Hogan's Heroes and MASH among evening comedies and dramas. It notes serious features like a documentary Want To Live and a crime drama FBI Arrangement With Terror, followed by late news rounds and the Tonight Show.
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FBI
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Morning TV Schedule Notes Ice-Breaker Microwave Tower
Up to date totem pole serves as a microwave tower at Angoon in Southeast Alaska. Tlingit symbols adorn antenna covers that vibrate to stop ice buildup on the 111-foot tower built by RCA Alaska Communications, Inc.
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Angoon
Alaska
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Westmores of Hollywood chronicled by Frank Westmore
The Westmore makeup dynasty traces its rise from George Westmore in 1917 to his sons and relatives shaping Hollywood beauty in the industry and Frank Westmore recounts their secrets and triumphs in The Westmores of Hollywood. The book notes high profile clients and notable transformations across the studio era. A separate note mentions a Smithsonian caricature exhibit by David Levine running March to June.
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Associated Press
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Hollywood
Mayer
Warner
Barrymore
House of Westmore
Frank Westmore
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Muriel Davidson
Westmores
Lippincott
George Westmore
Hollywood Studios
Sunset Boulevard
Marlene Dietrich
Kay Francis
Carole Lombard
Clara Bow
Laurence Olivier
Milton Berle
Isle of Wight
America
Mary Pickford
Westmore
George
Mont
Pete
Ern
Wally
Rudolph Valentino
Buddy
Universal
Martha Raye
Rosemary Lane
George Raft
Perc
Warner Brothers
Raft
Shirley Temple
Pere
Ronald Reagan
Warners
Joe E. Brown
Reagan
Kim Novak
Paul Muni
Louis Pasteur
Pete Westmore
Washington
David Levine
Smithsonian
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service
Hollywood hopes and delays for Candy Clark and Susan Flannery
Candy Clark and Susan Flannery illustrate that blockbuster fame is not guaranteed. Clark, after American Graffiti, faced illness and downtime that cooled momentum before landing The Man Who Fell To Earth. Flannery left Days of Our Lives for The Towering Inferno and now pursues feature films, risking time and typecasting as she shifts from soap to cinema.
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Candy Clark
Susan Flannery
Candy
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David Bowie
Housewives
Irwin Allen
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Robert Wagner
Days of Our Lives
Queen Mary
Long Beach
George Washington Bridge
Arizona
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on police, markets, and safety
A light column riffs on collective nouns such as an arrest of motorcycle police and a horse of bettors. The piece jokes about stock market shorts and punctuality, ending with safety reminders for crossing a one way street.
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