Sunday Morning Schedule Highlights and TV Lineup
A radio and television schedule lists children programs Tom and Jerry and Sesame Street, religious specials, talk shows, and news blocks from 6:00 to 9:00. Notable items include The Hidden Heritage, Jokers, and Face the Nation segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom and Jerry Mumbly
Medix Space Nuts
Agriculture USA
Hour OF Power
Sesame Street
Profile of Kabuki star Tamasaburo Bando on Camera Three
Japanese actor Tamasaburo Bando known as an Onnagata in Kabuki is featured in a Channel 10 program at 8 a.m. The film by Masahiro Shinoda includes Faubien Bowers commentary and shows Tamasaburo studying crane movement with his foster mother Kanshie and discussing his private feelings, offering insight into his life and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bando Tamasaburo
Japan
Channel 10
Onnagata
Tamasaburo
Zoo
Kanshie
Shinoda
Television Schedule Fragments and Movie Teasers 1950s
A collage of broadcast notes and film listings including Dig That Uranium 1956 with Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall, Dimples 1936 with Shirley Temple, and Slayride 1972. Notes cover daily time blocks, program titles, guest stars, and topics from bilingual education to civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gorcey
Huntz Hall
Nevada
Insight
Pirate's Cove
Nancy
Monte Markham
Robert Karnes
Glenn Ford
Edgar Buchanan
Afternoon Movie Lineup and Specials Listed
TV schedule shows 12:00 Sullivan's Empire 1967 with Milner and Chiles, 12:30 Get It On and Draw and Paint, 1:00 The Bandwagon with Astaire, 1:00 Dance Fools Dance with Crawford and Gable, 1:30 Nightmare in Chicago 1967 with Knight, 2:00 Itzhak Perlman interview, 2:30 Grand Prix Tennis Louisville, 3:00 Does Government Profit from Inflation, 3:30 Big Valley and Calls From Space, 4:00 Within This World America Part 1 The Arsenal, Jacques Cousteau Singing Whales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Milner
Linden Chiles
ESTE
Humphrey Bogart
Aldo Ray
Devil's Island
America
the Arsenal
Jacques Cousteau
Texas 200 Live Showdown Includes Foyt and Sneva
Tom Sneva, winner of this year's Texas 200 and Pocono 500, along with Indianapolis 500 victor A J Foyt, are expected to race in the next Texas 200. The event airs live today at 1 on Channel 10. The 2 mile D shaped oval at Texas is famed for its 22 degree banking and high speeds, with a 100 lap, 200 mile format and a purse around $100,000 in the 1977 USAC series. CBS Sports editor Ken Squier will provide trackside commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Astaire
Cyd Charisse
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Ken Squier
Brock Yates
College Station
Tex
Tom Sneva
A.J. Foyt
Houston
Channel 10
Foyt
Texas
United States Auto Club
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Childrens Gospel Hour
OF Gilligan
Oral Roberts
Rex Humbard
Alico ooNeRs
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale
Paradise Hills Hardware
Paradise Hardware
Wailpar
Scotts
Human Dimension
Arizona
Dimptes
Shirley Temple
Frank Morgan
Avengers
North Phoenix Baptist Hours
Yamamoto
Wild Kingdom
CBS News
Lawrence Welk
Americana
NBC News
Realidades
Don Ruffin
Chicago
Ted Knight
Robert Ridgely
Georgie Porgie
Itzhak Perlman
Martin Bookspan
United States
Louisville
Andy Griffith
Earth's Last Frontier
Big Valley
Gary Bettenhausen
CBS Sports Motorsports
Grandstand
Channel 12
Wide World OF Sports
Channel 3
Chicago Bears
New York Jets
Canton
Ohio
Carlos Monzon
Rodrigo Valdes
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Channel 8
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