Television Schedule Highlights From Day's Early Evening Lineup
The listing outlines a full day of programs including Sea Hunt ABC News Mickey Mouse Club and Rifleman. Notable items shown are Lucille Ball Stoney Burke Wyatt Earp Andy Griffith and The Rifleman with times from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. plus morning shows Capt Kangaroo Today and I Love Lucy among others.
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ABC News
Riley
Mickey Mouse Club
TV Preview Highlights Tonight’s Late Schedule
TV listings show 8 p.m. on Channel 3 Stoney Burke debuts Dick Clark as a detective running a police youth center. 9:30 p.m. Channel 12 David Brinkley’s Journal surveys Brighton and foreign ads. Evening films include An Affair to Remember on Channel 12 and You Were Never Lovelier on Channel 3, with Three Hours To Kill on Channel 5 and Sudden Money on Channel 12 after midnight.
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Stoney Burke
Dick Clark
Kincaid
David Brinkley
Choice Viewing
Mr. Brinkley
Brighton
Great Britain
Atlantic City
N.J
Brinkley
Italy
Jonathan Winters
Cary Grant
Deborah Kerr
Rita Hayworth
Fred Astaire
Dana Andrews
Donna Reed
Charles Ruggles
Marjorie Rambeau
Prisoner at Large Reveals Parole Officer and Ex-Convict
NBC TV’s Show of the Week profiles Massachusetts parole officer Joseph McCormack and ex-convict John Hackett in a real life drama. Hackett, paroled in 1962 after ten years for armed robbery, descends from stable behavior into crime. McCormack pursues trust, pleads for leniency, and the film ends with McCormack’s parole board appointment, framed as humane and engrossing.
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Rick Dubrow
Hollywood
UPI
NBC TV Cameras
Massachusetts
Joseph McCormack
John Hackett
Hackett
McCormack
State Parole Board
Earl Holliman shifts from rodeo to 12 week theater tour
New York reports Earl Holliman star of Wide Country turned down summer rodeo appearances to tour eight stage works in theaters over 12 weeks including Guys and Dolls and Sweet Bird of Youth. Dennis the Menace will end as a first run series after this season NBC buys 52 episodes from Screen Gems for weekend reruns at 11 30 a m starting next fall. The series had a four season CBS first run run.
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New York
UPI
Earl Holliman
Guys and Dolls
Dennis the Menace
NBC
Screen Gems
CBS
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Art Linkletter
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Living World
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