Evening TV Schedule for September 28, 1977
TV lineup spans ABC to CBS with The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams, Eight Is Enough, GUNSMOKE, CHICANO MAGAZINE, The Oregon Trail, Charlie's Angels, Cape are features, and late-night shows. Notable guests include Kim Hunter, Yvette Mimieux, Tom Jones, and Sammy Davis Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Joannie
Susan
Penny
Willona
Oregon Trail
Evan Thorpe
Luther Sprague
Kim Hunter
Charlie's Angels
Kelly
Kris
Sabrina
Bosley
Texas
Channel 13
Texas State University O'Clock Lab
Texas Little Symphony of
Sammy Davis, Jr
Buddy Rich
Sandy Duncan
Tom Dreesen
Starsky and Hutch
Five-O
Pretty Boy Floyd
Martin Sheen
Kim Darby
Charley Arthur Floyd
Television Schedule Rough Transcription
A scrambled TV guide fragment lists programs across morning to afternoon slots including Good Morning America CBS News Captain Kangaroo Sesame Street Mister Rogers and more. It references shows from Lucy to FBI and block listings like The Price Is Right Family Feud Ironside and Young and the Restless with gaps and unclear times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TODAY
Good Morning America
CBS News
Captain Kangaroo
Slam Bang Theatre
Sanford and Son
Formby’s Antique Workshop
FBI
Television Schedules And Top 10 Albums Flashback
A wall of TV listings shows Afternoon to Night programming across multiple soap operas game shows and kids shows with notes about in school programs and decoy hunting origins. The Top 10 Albums list features Fleetwood Mac Elvis Presley and more with chart positions and labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood Mac
Warner Bros
Linda Ronstadt
Asylum
Elvis Presley
Moody Blue
RCA
Shaun Cassidy
Warner- Curb
Country stars vie for chart comeback and new releases
Carl Smith returns with This Kind Of Love Ain't Meant For Sunday School amid renewed touring to reclaim his place in country. Hank Williams Jr. shifts to an upbeat sound with I'm Not Responsible. Hank Snow's I'll Movin On revival titled I'm Still Movin On rekindles memories. Reba McEntire gains exposure with Glad I Waited Just For You and the Mercury album. Joni Lee tours ahead of Your Love Had Taken Me That High on MCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Smith
Columbia Records
Hank Williams Jr
Hank Jr
Bocephus
RCA
Hank Snow
Snow
Mercury
Reba McEntire
Jerry Kennedy
Roger Miller
Joni Lee
Conway Twitty
MCA Records
Jack Dunham
Galen Raye
Snuffy Miller
Top performers leave Britain suffers from fame drain
Britons high earners including Michael Caine Richard Burton Sean Connery Mick Jagger Rod Stewart Tom Jones James Hunt Tony Jacklin Virginia Wade Frederick Forsyth and Alastair MacLean have fled Britain to escape income taxes as high as 98 percent on investments. Tax exiles favor the United States and other nations with lower rates, while Britain faces a 83 to 98 percent levy on top incomes, prompting Caine to seek work in the U S and defer UK return until tax policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Heathcote
Associated Press
London
Britain
Michael Caine
United States
Board of Inland Revenue
Richard Burton
Sean Connery
Virginia Wade
Frederick Forsyth
Alistair MacLean
Coward
P.G. Wodehouse
Somerset Maugham
France
Switzerland
Spain
Irish Republic
English Channel Islands
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Television Guide
Odessa
Monahans
Roswell
Dallas
ABC News
Earth
Mary Tyler Moore
Macneil-Lehrer Report
Grizzly Adams
Mad Jack
Lenny
Big
Hawaii
Barrett
Mitch
Baretta
Tony Baretta
Henry Fonda
Robert Ryan
Country Corner
New England
America
British Isles
Austin City Limits
Larry Gatlin
Alex Harvey
Reuben James
Tom Snyder
Lilias
Yoga
Mister Rogers
Dousty’'S Treehouse
Hollywood Squares
Price IS
Wheel OF Fortune
HaPpy Days
Electric Company
Lucy
Family Feud
Villa Alegre
Love OF Life
Young and the Restless
Ironside
Chico and the Man
Ryan’s
ALL MY Children
New Mexico
Archies
Andy Hardy
ONE Life TO Live
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Nova
Wed
Lowell Thomas Thur
Edge OF Night
Thur
Flintstones
Mickey Mouse Club
Gilligan's Island
Green Acres
Zoom
Beverly Hillbillies
NBC News
Ces News
Dick van Dyke
TV Compulog’ Services, Inc
North America
20Th Century
James Taylor
Columbia
Atlantic
Yes
Rita Coolidge
A&m
ABC
Snow Boy
By Doug Davis
Hank Williams, Jr
Devil's Bayou
Walt Disney Productions
Walt Disney
Caine
Beverly Hills
Calif
California
Los Angeles
Tures
England
Pecos Enterprise
Jcpenney