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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
13
Judy Garland provides the demure kitten Mewsette in the animated musical Gay Purree. The full length feature debuts in color on The CBS Friday Night Movie tonight at 7 on channel 10. Other animated segments accompany the presentation.
TV listings announce Tarzan and a dangerous computer plot offering a $10,000 reward to kill the ape. The segment teases a mad scientist scheme intertwining UNCLE and Balkans intrigue with dramatic peril. Also: The Wild, Wild West features West and Gordon investigating a judges convention bombing with Ed Begley portraying a judge.
Weekend television features bowl games on channels 10 and 29 schools meet in the Blue Gray Classic in Montgomery Alabama. NBC carries the Sun Bowl from El Paso with Florida and Wyoming commentary by Jim Simpson and Charlie Jones. Christmas programs include Down Jr. singing on CBS and Alfred Drake narrating a Tucson choir piece.
Listings show 11:30 a.m. AMERICAN BANDSTAND and noon CARTOONS with Magoo. A double feature at 12:30 p.m. includes The Painted Hills and Courage of Lassie. The World Beyond and Reader's Theatre with Jackie Gleason air later, followed by The Bells of St. Mary’s and other films. Also listed are The Matchmaker, Bing Crosby shows, and a Midnight Mass church service hosted by John J. Maguire.
A dense rundown of broadcast times features a wide array of programs from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. including religious services, classic films, news shows, concerts, and family entertainment. Notable items include Heidi and The Bells of St Mary's films, Caprice in Spanish, and live musical performances by Salt Lake City's Tabernacle Choir.
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