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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1967
Page
10
A dense 1960s style TV guide lists 5:00 p.m. to midnight programs. News segments include CBS and NBC with Cronkite and Jennings. Featured films include The Yellow Rolls-Royce and Operation Idiot, plus series like Batman McHale's Navy and The FBI style crime drama Dragnet.
Scottsdale Camelback shows To Sir With Love at 7 and 9 10 Hayden East screens Two for the Road at 6 30 and 10 45 Zorba the Greek at 8 20 Kachina offers Hawaii at 8 Kiva runs Youre a Big Boy Now at 7 18 and 9 15 Portofino presents Uncle Tomcat and His Kittens continuous from 12 16 Round-Up shows Honey Pot at 8 and The Boho at 10 25 TEMPE Valley Art screens Young Aphrodites at 7 15 and 9 15 Cine Capri in Phoenix offers A Guide for the Married Man at 2 7 and 9 30 Fox shows Beach Red at 6 40 and Hills Run Red at 4 7 50 and 1 Palms presents Thoroughly Modern Millie at 8 Paramount runs A Man For All Seasons at 8 Thomas Mall shows Two Weeks in September at 6 45 and 10 15 plus Alfie at 4 45 and 8 20.
Hollywood report notes CBS tops with Monday lineup featuring Carol Burnett and Gunsmoke. Both shows strengthen ratings despite early doubts. Gunsmoke returns after affiliate pressure, remaining a solid ratings performer on a pivotal CBS Monday night.
The 1965 MGM film The Yellow Rolls Royce leads a diverse slate on channel 10 with Rex Harrison Ingrid Bergman and an international cast. Other prime time picks include Dean Martin on channel 12 with Janet Leigh and the Mills Brothers plus a comedy guest set, That Girl on channel M, and Ironside on channel 12 with a suspenseful newsroom plot.
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