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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1961

Page

2

Weekend TV Listings Highlight Dense Saturday Schedule

A dense 1960s style weekend guide lists hundreds of shows across morning, afternoon, and evening. It names programs such as Shari Lewis Show, Sky King, NCAA Football, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, Bonanza, Batman not present, and various news and film features with times and channels, reflecting a broad local broadcasting lineup.

Pip the Piper King Leonardo Daddy Roy Rogers Mr. Wizard Deputy Dawg Capt. Kangaroo Fred & Fae Ask Washington Royal Canadian Mounted Police Highway Patrol Jan Murray Texas A&m Loretta Young Young Dr. Malone Sonny Grandelius Hollywood Famous Artist School This Land Buffalo New York New England Sammy Skimmer Sheriff Scotty Kula

Behind the Scenes in Hollywood: McCrea and Hartley in Guns in the Afternoon

Hollywood talk notes Joel McCrea filming a barroom brawl scene with Mariette Hartley and Randolph Scott for Guns in the Afternoon at MGM. Director Dick Peckinpah stages a revival of classic western drama as tensions rise over a captured bride and a mounting saloon confrontation.

Hollywood MGM Joel McCrea Dick Peckinpah Joel Mariette Hartley Katharine Hepburn Shake Speare Biltmore Theater Bert Lahr

Fabulous Fashion Display In Back Street Picture

Susan Hayward and Vera Miles star with John Gavin in Ross Hunter’s Back Street opening Sunday at the Fox Theatre. Designer Jean Louis selected costly fabrics and furs from around the world. wardrobe and jewels supplied by David Webb. studio police guarded the wardrobe collection during production.

Susan Hayward Vera Miles John Gavin Ross Hunter Rome Paris Mr. Hunter Jean Louis Louis David Webb New York Universal-International Fannie Hurst

Hostesses How To Avoid Panic By Vivian Brown

A popular 1950s social guidance piece offers hostess coping tips for holiday gatherings. It covers memory aids for names, grouping guests to encourage conversation, keeping refreshments simple, and managing the bar and sendoff to avoid drawn out goodbyes.

Vivian Brown UP News Brower Montclair Eve

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