Big stars flounder in new TV series roundup
Hollywood writer Rick Du Brow surveys new television shows. Tammy Grimes, Garry Moore, Imogene Coca, Jean Arthur, Ann Sheridan, Roger Miller, Barry Sullivan, Chill Wills and Milton Berle are cited for weak concepts, misfires, or troubled production. Several shows struggle with format, tone, or ratings while the industry ponders persistence of aging formats.
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Movie schedule highlights local theaters this week
Camelback Mall shows Arabesque at 7 and 10:35 p m A Man Could Get Killed at 8 50 Hayden East screens Paradise Hawaiian Style at 7 and 10 20 Fine Madness at 8 45 Kachina Cinerama presents Dr Zhivago Thursday Friday 8 p m Saturday 2 p m and 8 p m Sunday 2 p m and 7 30 p m Round Up Drive In airs What Did You Do in the War Dad dy at 7 15 p m and Ambush Bay at 9 45 p m Phoenix Theatres Vista offers Sound of Music at 8 p m Thursday Friday and at 2 and 8 p m Saturday Sunday Cine Capri shows The Blue Max Thursday Friday 8 p m Saturday Sunday 2 p m and 8 p m Fox Theater presents The Greatest Story Ever Told at 1 and 4 55 and 8 55 Saturday 1 30 5 30 and 9 30 Paramount shows Marco at 2 55 and 6 25 and 10 p m Singing Nun at 1 10 4 40 and 8 10 p m.
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Sunday television highlights begin new season on Channel 12
Sunday offers 4:30 p.m. Telephone Hour season premiere on channel 12 with a Spoleto Festival of Two Worlds tour guided by Gian Carlo Menotti. 5:30 p.m. Disney presents The Legend of El Blanco filmed in Cuernavaca. 7 p.m. The Bridge on the River Kwai on channel 3 A blockbuster Oscar winner stars Holden Guinness Hawkins Hayakawa with a Burma jungle POW tale.
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Television Schedule Displaying Diverse UHF Weekend Lineup
A dense list of TV shows and films across morning to night including Super Man Cool, Magilla Gorilla Today, Animal features, college football Notre Dame vs Purdue, NFL Countdown to Kickoff, Space Ghosts, The World Beyond, The Lone Ranger, and feature films like Cash McCall. Icons indicate various networks and time blocks with multiple genres from cartoons to news and cinema.
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Saturday TV Highlights and Late Night Specials
Saturday schedules feature NFL Countdown on channel 10 at 2 p.m. with a Dallas Cowboys segment and last week’s recap. Southern 500 Stock Car races and All-Ireland Hurling Championships air on channel 3 at 3 p.m. Jackie Gleason Shaw showcases Choice Viewing on channel 10 in morning and evening airings. The Hollywood Palace on channel 3 at 7:30 p.m. offers Phil Silvers as guest host with Polly Bergen Mel Brooks Carl Reiner and others.
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Hollywood studio bikini debate ends with Mary choosing bikini
In a tense studio commissary scene, publicist Robert E. Lee and photographer Pierluigi argue over Mary Michaels’s wardrobe for a photo, weighing bikinis against lingerie. Mary sticks to a bikini, declaring she will pose only in that attire, as the dispute concludes with a reminder about the camera.
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Sunday TV Schedule Highlights and Movie Lineup
A dense listing shows a Sunday slate with morning programs including Linus the Lionhearted and Beany and Cecil plus church features and a documentary. Afternoon and evening blocks feature sports notes, multiple films such as Return of the Sickle and The Woman Eater, and talk shows including The Garry Moore Show and Bonanza.
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