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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1969
Page
8
Sunday through Friday schedule of channels 4 5 7 9 with films cartoons sports and specials. Highlights include Tarzan movies Buckeye and U.S. network shows plus Christmas themed programs and religious services across multiple color coded entries.
Helen Boatwright and James Wainner star in Handel Messiah with Boston's Handel and Haydn Society on Nebraska Educational Television Network. The ensemble with orchestra has staged Messiah since 1818 and now presents three concerts yearly in Boston's Symphony Hall, drawing over 7 500 attendees across seasons.
Jerry E. DePrenger and Kenneth Johnson, both of Lincoln, were named by the Nebraska Educational Television Commission to new posts with NCET. DePrenger becomes network assistant program manager. Johnson becomes senior producer for instructional television and NCET production coordinator. Both effective December 1.
The Nebraska Educational Television Network airs Christmas week features including A Christmas Concert by the University Madrigal Singers and Brass Ensemble from Kimball Recital Hall in Lincoln on Dec 21 and 25. Handel and Haydn Society presents Messiah on Dec 24 with long standing tours. other programs include A Christmas Painting and The Backyard Farmer specials plus Bookshelf and Firing Line discussions.
Repeats Monday December 22 at 10 30 p m and color program Wednesday December 24 at 7 30 p m include a Book Beat discussion with Mr McGinnis Chicago Tribune book editor Robert Cromie as host Joe McGinnis a former Philadelphia Inquirer columnist gathered material over four months for his book Also NETN viewers get Gandhi India with Sir Alec Guinnes narrating a 100th anniversary program for Mahatma Gandhi non violence leader
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