Evening TV Schedule Highlights for Monday June 18
TV guide lists games and programs across channels with 6 PM to midnight slots. Notable items include Major League Baseball from Homewood featuring the Rockies at 7 PM, ABC movie Red Tomahawk at 7, High Chaparral at 8, Gunsmoke at 9, The Tonight Show with Dick Cavett at 10:30, and CBS Late Movie Frankenstein Created Woman at midnight.
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Doris Day
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Dick Cavett
Peter Cushing
Eyewitness News
Tuesday June 19 TV Schedule Highlights and Movies
A listings snapshot shows June 19 TV primetime with NBC CBS ABC and CBS movies. Highlights include Grand Prix starring James Garner Eva Marie Saint at 7 PM on NBC, The Heist on ABC, and late movie They Ran For Their Lives on CBS. Three network news reports air around 9 PM.
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John Payne
GOP BBQ BY REP MANUEL LUJAN AT TERRITORIAL HOUSE Corrales
GOP host a grass roots social at Territorial House Corrales from 3 to 5 pm on June 23 with Rep Manuel Lujan as guest speaker. Event is a Corrales Rio Rancho coalition fundraiser with tickets $2.75 for adults and $1.25 for children up to 1 year. contact numbers provided for ticketing.
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Territorial
Corrales
Rio Rancho
Republican Party
Sandoval
Noel Behne
Sandra Day
Fred Coppola
Henry Knam
Jack Riley
Sheehan
Robert Preston: Four Careers Across Stage Film
Hollywood interview traces Robert Preston’s career from the Typhoon period with Dorothy Lamour to Broadway, then film roles, and later stage work in Mame. He counters gossip about Lucy Ball and Bea Arthur, praises professional collaborators, and recalls early life in Newton Highlands and Pasadena before Paramount.
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Robert Preston
Dorothy Lamour
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Warner Bros
Beauregard Burnside
Lucille Ball
Bea Arthur
Gettysburg
Lucy
Bea
Gene Saks
Miss Arthur
Mame
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Bob
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Burma
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Actor rises to fame with Broadway roles and film turn
The performer moves to New York after years as a supporting player and leads in forgettable films. He seizes a big chance as Prof Harold Hill in The Music Man, repeats the feat in the film adaptation, then returns to Broadway for Ben Franklin in Paris and I Do I Do, delivering a Tony Award winning performance.
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Harold Hill
Broadway
Ben Franklin
Paris
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Sandoval County
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Humane Society
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Copley News Service
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