Evening TV Schedule Preview with Classic Westerns and News
Prime time listings show CBS and network programming from 5:00 p.m. through late night. Highlights include The Rifleman and The Virginian at 6 to 7 p.m., The Patty Duke Show at 7:30, The Big Valley at 8, and film entries The Way to the Gold and Lailies Man. News broadcasts feature Peter Jennings and Walter Cronkite.
Wednesday evening highlights close with Rodgers and Hammerstein rerun
Channel 10 airs Cinderella a 90 minute TV musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein with Ginger Rogers Walter Pidgeon Celeste Holm Jo Van Fleet Lesley Ann Warren as Cindy and Stuart Damon as Prince Charming in color at 8 pm. Channel 12 presents I Spy Return to Glory with Dolores Del Rio and Victor Jory. Channel 12 also airs Michelangelo The Last Giant Part II narrated by Jose Ferrer with Peter Ustinov. Channel 3 features Long Hot Summer with Colleen Wilcox as the wary friend to the Warner family family estate plot twists unfold.
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Tony Russell
Jayne Mansfield
Danny Kaye
Kelly
Scott
Green Acres
Michelangelo
Channel 10
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Ginger Rogers
Walter Pidgeon
Celeste Holm
Jo van Fleet
Pat Carroll
Lesley Ann Warren
Cindy
Stuart Damon
Prince Charming
I Spy
Channel 12
Dolores del Rio
Victor Jory
Jory
Miss del Rio
Scott and
Robinson
Sharps
Florence
Siena
Bologna
Rome
Milan
Peter Ustinov
Jose Ferrer
Channel 3
Collin Wilcox
Warners
Italy
Clara
Nancy Malone
Edmond ‘O’brien
Television Schedule Highlights Morning Lineup
A fragmented listing shows daytime TV blocks from 5:55 to 12:00 with programs such as The Real McCoys Andy of Mayberry Captain Kangaroo Today The Young and the Restless Days of Our Lives and Bonanza style daytime shows. The scan preserves network and show names though some times and titles are garbled.
Bonanza Tops National TV Ratings With CBS Stars Return
National TV ratings place Bonanza first with Bewitched Red Skelton Gomer Pyle and The Lucy Show rounding the top five. CBS benefits as Lucille Ball returns to her series and Jackie Gleason and others consider next season. Daktari holds solid in 20th, with Batman likely to continue as a network entry facing adult audience entries such as Run Your Life and The De.
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Hollywood
UPI
Bonanza
Cbs-Tv
Skelton
Gomer Pyle
Lucy Show
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Peter Jennings
Woody
Woodpecker
Marshal
Dillon
Bronco
the Rifleman
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Three Star News
Patty Duke
Patty
Westerners
Death
James Whitmore
Peter
Raha
the “World Today
George Chakiris
Jeffrey Hunter
Eclok
Eddie Constantine
Eddie Fisher
Dean Martin
GetsSmart
Don Adams
Kate Smith
T. Cute
Sandy
Buz Sawyer
Asland
Mateus
Igland
McGurk
Stan
Marvin
Strinkets
David Crane
Mickey
Wedneday Highlights
CBS Morning News
Morning News
Captain Kangaroo
Today Show
Our Land
Jack LA Lanne
Real McCoys
Post Office
Andy
Mayberry
Ben Casey
RED McIlvaine Show
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