TV Tonight Listings Highlight Classic 1960s Programs
CBS and NBC prime time lineup features Sanford and Son, Bewitched, All in the Family, Jokers Wild, and The Tonight Show with Bill Cosby. Also listed are real People, My Three Sons, Gunsmoke, and a David Copperfield special with guests Valerie Bertinelli and Robert Stack. Public TV notes Bach tribute airing December 23 via WQED and PBS.
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Jeannie
John Barbour
Indiana
Charles Hillinger
Sarah Purcell
Colorado River
Andy Griffith
Myron McCormick
Hayseed
Air Force
Tom
Nicholas
Newsday
David Copperfield
Valerie Bertinelli
Robert Stack
Bill Bixby
Loni Anderson
Alan Alan
Gunsmoke
Bill Cosby
Joel Grey
Larry Hagman
Shields
Yarnell
Harlem Globetrotters
Fees
Voyager
Bette Davis
Claude Rains
Jim Backus
Susan Blanchard
Baretta
Tony
O Eat
Pete
Mac
Hawaii Five-O
Jack Lord
James MacArthur
Hello Larry finale moves to Wednesday October 24
The Alder family follows a three part NBC episode arc as Larry and ex wife Marion consider rekindling their marriage. Daughters Ruthie and Diane react with approval in the Goodbye Marion episode. Check listings for exact time.
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Alder
Nbc-Tv
Larry
McLean Stevenson
Marion
Shelley Fabares
Ruthie
Kim Richards
Diane
Kirsta Errickson
On the Run Fertilize Lawns Now
Fall lawn fertilization boosts color and root growth, reduces winter damage, and aids early spring recovery. Warm days and cool nights help carbohydrate buildup for root strength, while leaf growth slows. Use a high nitrogen fertilizer with low phosphorus, such as 15-5-10 or 12-4-8.
Cheever tests TV as vehicle for his stories in PBS works
John Cheever agrees to adapt three stories for television in a PBS project after favorable mail from viewers. The Sorrows of Gin airs tonight on Channel 13 at 8 p.m., with O Youth and Beauty and The Five Forty-Fight to follow on consecutive Wednesdays. Cheever notes he never wrote for screen or stage before The Shady Hill Kidnapping and prefers original works to adaptations, while acknowledging TV offers a larger audience for his suburban-focused stories from the 1950s.
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Cheever
John Cheever
Walter Matthau
Glenda Jackson
Mary Tyler Moore
Larry Ruthie
Bob Newhart
New York
Dick Cavett
WNET
Public Broadcasting Service
Shady Hill
Bernard Shaw
PBS
Karla Bonoff Finds Her Own Voice After Ronstadt Hits
Karla Bonoff recalls how Linda Ronstadt's recordings of her songs drew attention to her as a writer and how audiences confused her as a Ronstadt imitator when she began performing them. She explains the moment and outlines her path from Bryndle to solo success with Restless Nights and the single Trouble Again.
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Yardena Arar
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Karla Bonoff
Linda Ronstadt
Miss Ronstadt
Miss Bonoff
Lisa
Troubadour
Jackson Browne
Stephen Stills
Stone Poney
Kenny Edwards
Wendy Waldman
Andrew Gold
Bryndle
A&m
Crosby, Sills & Nash
Columbia
Texas Railroad Grade Crossing Safety Week Observed
Governor Bill Clements designates October 21 27 as Texas Railroad Grade Crossing Safety Week to promote public education through Operation Lifesaver. He cites high death and injury tolls from car train collisions and urges driver alertness to grade crossing signs signals and gates to reduce losses and economic disruption. A separate note covers Chinese export porcelain from the Western market shown at the Elvehjem Museum through January 6 1980 featuring 18th and early 19th century pieces with European subjects motifs and family emblems.
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Bill Clements
Texas
Operation
Lifesaver
Railroad Section of
Texas Safety Association
Clements
Madison, Wis
Elvehjem Museum of Art
Billboard Week's Hot Records Singles and LPs Listed
The Associated Press lists Billboard magazine’s next issue highlights for the week ending October 27. Top singles include Rise by Herb Alpert, Pop Muzik by M, Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough by Michael Jackson, and Dim All The Lights by Donna Summer, with other entries like Sail On by Commodores and Heartache Tonight by the Eagles. Top LPs feature In Through the Out Door by Led Zeppelin, The Long Run by the Eagles, Midnight Magic by Commodores, and additional titles from Styx, Foreigner, Cheap Trick, The Knack, Rise, Off The Wall by Michael Jackson, and Slow Train Coming by Bob Dylan.
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Associated Press
Billboard
Billboard Magazine
Rise
Herb Alpert
A&m
Pop Muzik
Sire
Michael Jackson
Epic
Donna Summer
Casablanca
Led Zeppelin
Swan Song
Eagles
Asylum
Midnight Magic
Commodores
Motown
Cornerstone
Styx
Foreigner
Atlantic
Dream Police
Cheap Trick
Bob Dylan
Columbia
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Jonathan
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Nikolais
University of Wisconsin
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Man
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Lucy
Villa Alegre
Green Acres
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Marty Brunettes
Sesame Street
MY Three Sons
Laverne and Shirley Electric Company
PRICE
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Young and the Restless
NEW Mexico Today
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Man IN the
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Valentino
Ryan
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Young and the Restless News
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ONE Life TO Live
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Bach
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