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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
5
The Scotts dale Daily Progress compiles the TV log from listings submitted by KTVK ABCU KPHO KAET ASU KOOL CBS KTAR NBC. The paper disclaims responsibility for last minute changes or incorrect listings.
A dense rock of listings covers movie airs game shows and news blocks from morning to late night. Notable items include boxing for The Champ at 4:00 and a lineup of Westerns comedies dramas and religious programs across ABC CBS and NBC channels with heavy emphasis on classic titles and telethons.
TV listings note Sam Benedict and Jack Gleason shows with Edmond O’Brien in a dual role and Maria O’Brien in a debut. Feature films include The Roots of Heaven with Errol Flynn and Orson Welles. on air across Channel 12 Channel 5 and Channel 3 through the night with West Point Story and Daughter of Dr Jekyll among others.
UPI reports Jack Benny has one more year on his CBS video contract and hints at possible continued work beyond. He says he’s not happy unless he’s working and finds a less taxing schedule possible with less frequent shows. Also notes NBC lineup changes and Woolfolk’s new Hallmark Hall of Fame script. Brevity.
NBC Opera Labyrinth by Gian Carlo Menotti features Judith Raskin and John Reardon in a surreal hotel tale. Car 54 episode adds Imogene Coca return to TV with Toody and Muldoon. Sunday Night Movie Tiger Bay stars John Mills and Hayley Mills. Europe special examines the Common Market. Plus listed afternoon and late-night films and programs across channels 12 3 and 5.
NBC TV aired the third documentary on communism titled Who Goes There A Primer on Communism. It outlines four stages ideology revolution totalitarianism and imperialism with narrator Robert Abernethy highlighting Lenin Stalin Khrushchev. The program aimed at a young audience aired at 7 30 p m and offered a concise overview rather than sensational critique.
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