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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
13
A fragment lists time slots and programs such as Sid Caesar Show The Detectives News Weather Murphy Martin Tonighy color M Squad Laramie Cain's Hundred Highway Patrol on channel 43 cargo in a cable lineup.
TV listings show Walter Cronkite Huntley Brinkley News segments at 6:30 and 7:30 followed by The Deputy and The Great Adventure. Afternoon fare includes Checkmate Wrestling Night Final and Late Show. Friday movie lineup features Evil Young and The Barefoot Mailman on Channel 13 and The Gun Runners with Audie Murphy on Channel 8.
A collage of cartoon mornings and game shows mix with classic films on channels 8 13 and 38. Highlights include The Giant Behemoth on Channel 8 and Tarzan and His Mate on Channel 13 with Abbott Sonny dancing between afternoon sports and late night cinema.
TV schedules from WTVT Channel 13 WFLA Channel 8 WEDU Channel 3 WINK Channel 1 CBS NBC Educational CBS ABC Fort Myers show listings as released by Tampa Bay area stations with potential schedule gaps due to unknown circumstances.
John Alden Smith shares salad preparation tips and recipes including Sour Cream Salad Bacon Salad Daisy Salad and Macedoine Salad. He emphasizes fresh crisp greens proper washing drying and careful dressing with herbs and light flavors for varied greens and vegetables.
Universal vice president Edward Muhl announces a new film horizons program to back promising young filmmakers. The Southwest travel set project will film on location across the region with Daffy directed by an ex Off Broadway and Los Angeles stage director, produced by Al Ruddy. Les Pine writes from a Ike Jones story, with Walter Seltzer and Marlon Brando Sr. confirming.
A short, damaged OCR fragment mentions the eighth of an inch and a uniform worn in the film Twelve O Clock High. The text references a clothing detail and a time span of about fourteen years, but lacks further context or clear facts.
Universal’s Charade receives Photoplay Magazine Gold Medal Award honoring Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn for outstanding screen work. The recognition spotlights the film’s star power and enduring popularity among readers.
The article notes frank criticism of rating systems by Oren Harris and John Moss of California during April hearings. It highlights heavy reliance on Nielsen ratings to judge TV popularity despite acknowledged flaws and mechanical failures. Danny Kaye show data show 1,100 sets used for night shows and 460 for daytime, averaging 19 sets per city at night, with one-quarter of films rated as unreliable.
Investigators in Louisville Kentucky examined data from 11 TV sets to judge show rankings. testimonies described continuous seven day use and a set running over two percent of hours. Householders’ notes and a network official’s testimony questioned ratings accuracy and influence on advertising. The committee will continue hearings as readers are urged to report their TV viewing.
A listing of daily television offerings features Walt Disney and many classic shows. Highlights include The Ed Sullivan Show, Candid Camera, Wagon Train, Danny Thomas, Perry Mason, Dick Powell Theatre, Alfred Hitchcock, Gunsmoke, and Saturday Night Movies across Sunday through Saturday with various hosts and guests.
Marilyn Mitchell, wife of R Lyle Mitchell, crowned Mrs America of 1968, travels about 80 000 air miles in six months. The California mother of three says the title draws interest and she uses trips for her children to learn geography while maintaining firm views on discipline and the home.
Hilda Haynes, a New York stage star currently on Broadway in The Irregular Verb To Love, is cast in a featured role in The Pawnbroker adaptation. Screenplay by David Friedkin and Mort Fine, based on Edward Lewis Wallant’s novel, produced for The Company by Roger W. Leaman.
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