Life of the Cowboy exhibit at Museum of the Southwest
The Life of the Cowboy exhibit runs at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland through Oct 28 featuring Erwin E. Smith photographs and period relics from 1890 to 1920. Also on display are Smithsonian paintings by William H. Johnson and Art Protis tapestries, with free admission and weekday tours.
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Television Schedule Dense with Classic Programs
KMOM TV Channel 9 listings show a full day of weathering era programming from 5:30 pm to 16:45 with a mix of game shows dramas and news. Notable entries include The Wild Wild West Maverick The Movie Game Password The Newlywed Game General Hospital Guiding Light Perry Mason Dramas and a CBS Late Movie Battle Beneath The Earth starring Kerwin Mathews.
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Merv Griffin
Walter Cronkite
Jeannie
Carol Burnett
Medical Center
Cannon
John Hart
KBIM
Kerwin Mathews
Rerun limits would threaten CBS and TV profits
CBS President Robert D. Wood warned that FCC proposals to cap reruns at 25 percent of programming would force networks to replace repeats with first run shows. He projected a need for 750 extra hours yearly at about 150 million dollars, risking a 30 million dollar loss in 1969 for the three networks.
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Hollywood trio ride again in Class of 44 in Toronto
The Summer of 42 trio Gary Grimes Jerry Houser and Oliver Conant work and live in a rented Toronto house while filming Class of 44 They discuss schooling dreams and politics and reveal contrasting personalities as they adapt to life away from Hollywood pressures
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Jerry Houser
Oliver Conant
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Grimes
Conant
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Sonoma State College
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Johnny Carson happy with 4 million job
Associated Press writer Jerry Buck profiles Johnny Carson on the eve of his 10th year hosting The Tonight Show. Carson defends the show as a pinnacle of success while criticizing the notion it is merely a stepping stone and resisting a shift to a socially relevant format. He notes his NBC contract worth 4 million and his high earnings, insisting he aims to entertain with spontaneity rather than deliver heavy in-depth interviews.
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Hollywood
Jack Paar
Burbank Studios
Dean Martin
Flip Wilson
Bill Buckley
Gilligan’s Island
Tele Vision
Tom Sawyer film shoots in Arrow Rock not Hannibal
The crew chose Arrow Rock Missouri over Hannibal for the Tom Sawyer musical, filming a Fourth of July parade scene on a preserved 19th century street. Don Taylor directs with locals as extras, aims for a $2.5 million budget, and backs a Reader's Digest financed family film meant to restore innocence amid modern cynicism.
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Moneai
Hannibal
Martin
Missouri
Don Taylor
Arthur P. Jacobs
Tom Sawyer’ Company
Reader's Digest
Noah Keen
Becky Thatcher
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