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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1966
Page
15
TV listings show CBS and NBC primetime with Patty Duke and Erin shows, Roger Miller, and Rat Patrol. Features include a desert slave trader abduction plot and a Christmas Eve town visit with Ernest Borgnine. Other programs include Peyton Place, The Monkees, and The Andy Williams Show.
A scrambled daytime schedule lists meditation at 5 45 AM followed by farm and ranch reports and CBS morning news with Mike Wallace. It mentions Captain Kangaroo Our Land Cartoons The Dick Van Dyke Show and The Donna Reed Show among other program titles.
The piece describes a musical adaptation of Jack and the Beanstalk for adults and children. Jack plants magic beans and climbs to Giant Land where he befriends a gentle Giant. Songs include It’s Magical Musical Day Beans Beans Beans and Fee Fie Fee Fun.
A fiber of daytime and primetime listings shows news anchors Edwin Newman Ben Casey and the lineup from 10:55 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. with programs including General Hospital Dark Shadows Perry Mason The Tonight Show and Tomorrow’s News Final Headlines. The feature film The Crimson Kimono appears alongside guests Anna Moffo and Senor Wences at Movietime.
A taxi driver narrator meets Paul Bryan on Christmas Eve revealing life emptiness. Ernest Borgnine stars as the cabbie in a 9 p.m. special on channel 12. Channel 10 presents Prince Street Players first of two productions Jack and the Beanstalk with Hal Holden and others. Perry Como Easter Yuletide special on channel 12 features Anna Moffo Senor Wences Stiller and Meara and others. The Big Valley on channel 3 follows a gypsy leader and wedding, exploring prejudice. ABC's Bonanza remains steady but not top rated.
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