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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1965
Page
4
A fragmented TV listing for KENS CBS and KONO TV outlines daily programs, news, soap operas, sports, movies, and cartoons with entries for various shows such as The New Math Lone Ranger The Addams Family and Death Valley Days among others. The page weaves in foreign language segments and historical features with shifting times and a mix of entertainment and public service content.
Review of a German prisoner of war camp drama The War and Eric Kurtz at Bob Hope Theater. Martin Milner Jack Ging Warren Oates Lloyd Hochner headline a strong cast with Burns and Schreiber adding comic relief and Sam Levenson delivering a notable monologue about an old people’s home. Florence Henderson performs musical numbers.
The Miss Tan Pageant, the first nationally coordinated Negro beauty pageant, will be staged in Dallas from April 7 to 10. Regional and state winners are being selected, with events including talent and evening gown segments. The final coronation occurs in Dallas Memorial Auditorium. the winner earns a screen test, recording contract, and modeling opportunities.
Light entertaining notes on the Jack Paar Show in April featuring The Smothers Brothers delivery of humor and light remarks.
Washington FCC postpones decision on proposed rules to curb network ownership of prime time programs. The plan would cap control of 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. programming at 50 percent on the three major networks during a closed session.
Hollywood confirms Jean Arthur will star as an aging mother in CBS TV’s Gunsmoke. Report notes her postwar Europe memory and enduring appeal, with adapters pondering the show’s potential and her lack of recent film activity.
New York AP reports U S daily newspapers average 1964 circulation rose by 1.6 million to a record 40,412,268, a 2.5 percent gain over 1963 and 20 percent above postwar 1948. Sunday papers totaled 48,588,019 readers, up 3.5 million or 4.2 percent from 1963.
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