Monday TV Schedule Highlights for August 27
Evening listings show a mix of entertainment and sports. Highlights include The Rookies and Lucy at 7, Tigers at 8, Rogues Gallery and High Chaparral, plus Sol Hurok and Billion Dollar Sure Thing specials. News segments cap the late night with Eyewitness News and Tonight Show.
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Rogues Gallery
Roger Smith
High Chaparral
Sol Hurok
Tuesday Night TV Guide Highlights August 28 1960s
A compact schedule listing multiple channels and programs for Tuesday evening. NBC airs The Stranger and Trapping Flight while CBS features Marcus Welby and a Swan Lake telecast. ABC covers Class of 63 and Firing Line. TV-13 and Eyewitness News provide updates, with late night Tonight Show and movie blocks finishing the slate.
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CBS Movie
Firing Line
ABC
James Brolin
NBC News
Wednesday Night TV Schedule Details
Listings show August 29 schedule with Partridge Family Adam 12 Love Thy Neighbor Cannon NBC Mystery Movie Banacek Owen Marshall What's the Big Idea The Making of Presidents by Wives and Mothers Grant Recipients Eyewitness News Melvin Douglas TV 13 News Tonight Show War and Peace A Great American Part Two Tragedy CBS Late Movie
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Pops
Boston Ballet
Partridge Family
Cannon
NBC
Banacek
Owen Marshall
Eyewitness News
Big Seven
Melvin Douglas
ABC
Ray Bryant
TV Tonight Listings Highlight August Evening Schedule
Thursday August 30 offers a mix of classics and specials with shows like Dick Van Dyke Maude and The Waltons. Prime time features Dean Martin Presents Music Country Playhouse and Kung Fu with jazz sets and a late CBS Law Movie finishing the night.
Friday August 31 CBS schedule excerpt presents classic lineup
Television listing notes Roy Thinnes in Journey to the Far Side of the Sun at 7:00 PM and CBS late movie War and Peace part four. It also lists Sanford and Son, Eyewitness News, Tonight Show, Midnight Special, and other program blocks with titles such as Palm Beach Story starring Claudette Colbert among the shared prime time entries.
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Roy Thinnes
CBS Sports
Sanford & Son
Wig Seven
Nightwatch
Palm Beach
Costume design shape of Owen Wingrave at Santa Fe Opera
Costume designer Hugh Sherrer discusses creating sepia toned costumes for the American premiere of Owen Wingrave. He blends nineteenth century imagery with modern staging while coordinating Britain's Colin Graham and Santa Fe Opera. He notes challenges of single color contrasts, character needs, and building wearable tea cups and animal head pieces.
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Owen Wingrave
Hugh Sherrer
Santa Fe Opera
Sherrer
England
America
Colin Graham
Britain
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