Television Schedule Highlights Noir Comedy and Westerns
A dense TV grid outlines primetime programming across channels 2 3 4 5 7 12 11 8 for a given evening. Notable features include Lullaby on Comedy Play of Week at 8 PM, The Dick Van Dyke Show and Bachelor Father reruns, The American World Earth and Mankind, and The New Breed. Nightly films include The Sea Shall Not Have Them and The Letter, with news weather and sports peppering late slots. Local station notes, host lines, and previews of Cain's 100 demonstrate the era’s TV culture and program variety.
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McGraw
Rough Riders
News
Dave
Douglas Edwards
Huntley Brinkley
Bugs Bunny
Marshal Villon
Laramie &—Education
Mlinois
Jeff’s Collie
Bachelor Father
Dick van Dyke
Petrie
Earth
Mankind
Dobie Gillis
Alfred Hitchcock
Steve Dunne
Medicine Man
Red Skelton
Red
Amanda Blake
South Sea Island
Phil. Silver
Doberman
Maurice Gosfield
Dick Powell
Hazel Court
Cecil Kellaway
Bill Wallach
Ruth White
Anne Jackson
Cimmarron City
Ichabod
Alcoa
Delbert
Texas
David Wayne
Wayne
Garry Moore
Alan King
Heart Foods
Eydie Gorme
Broadway
Carol
Cain
Ray “Riley
Ernie
Kovacs
Beethoven
Prokofiev
St. Louis
Jeck Paar
Marcia Yockey
Michael Redgrave
Anthony Steele
Dennis O'Keefe
William’ Bendix
Australia
Chester Morris
Nancy Kelly
Marie McDonald
Spencer
Tracy
Louise
Rainer
Janet Beecher
Miss Manton
Barbara Stanwyck
Henry Fonda
Jack Paar
Debbie Drake
Bette Davis
Herbert Marshall
Joey Bishop
Colles
Bob Newhart
Cary Grant
Rosalind Russell
David Brinkley
Journal
Man
Channel 12
Eye On
Tmarcia Yockey
Keey
Burt
Lancaster
Mel Guire
Edmund Gwenna
Jane Guithers
Jane Darewell
CBS Reports Examines Gambling And World Peace
CBS Reports by Steven H Scheuer discusses how crime gambling and disarmament affect society. It notes Bos ton reactions to a Massachusetts Avenue bookie joint report and cites Cardinal Cushing and Rev Sidney Menk on morality versus crime. The piece frames journalism as a force for social and legislative action.
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Eepacemnens
Boston
Cardinal Cushing
Sidney Menk
Church of the Covenant
Cushing
The
Christian Science Monitor
Parson of Panamint and Murder My Sweet on TV
TV listings note the 1941 Parson of Panamint with Charles Ruggles and Ellen Drew. Also shown Murder My Sweet (1944) starring Dick Powell and Anne Shirley. Plus Debbie Drake, Holiday Week movie, You Asked for It and assorted news channels and times.
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Panamint
Charles Ruggles
Ellen Drew
Jack Paar
Dick ‘Powell
Anne Shirley
Debbie Drake
Lesliel Dwyr
Lisa Daniely
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ABC
KTVI
WSIL
NBC
KSD
WPSD
CBS
KMOX
KFVS
HER
WSIU
TV Key
Pat Hinglé
Cloris Leachman
Iris Wife
College of the Air
Continental
College“of the Air
Mr. Zoom
Lorenzo
Capt. Kangaroo
Jack LaLanne
Pike Is Right
Joan
Charlotta Peters
Jan Murray
Burns and Alles
Edward G.robinson
Joan Bennett
Highway Patrol
Herald of Truth
Loretta Young
Millionaire
Dr. Malone
Queen
Daddy
Seerst
Storm
Hollywood
Showtime
Bill Hickok
Stand
Popeye
Rocky
His Fries
Captain
Dee
Wranglers Club
Errol Flynn
Ann Sheridan
Jim Bowie
Fignewton
Mr. Patches
Stooges
Space Patrol
MacKenzie
Raiders
Lucky le Roy
Whirlybirds
Dawg
Three Stooges
People's Choice
Yogie Bear
Huntley-Brinkley
Eli Wallach
Anna Jackson
CBS Reports
Steven H., Scheuer
Iaty An
Fred Friendly
South Lilinis
Carbondale
Ilinois
Rhodes
Burford
Emerson
Strand West
Frankfort
Francis OF Assisi
Delon Atcomt
Bing Crosby
Debbie Reynolds
Annex Theatre
Herrin
Srt
Praga
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Ful
Shirley Eatonbob
Monkhouse
Leslie Phillips McSlehea Pictore
Marlow
Downtown Theatre
Enn
CinemaScoPe
Bradford Dillman
Edgar Allan Poe
Vincent Price
Alakazam the Great
Channel 3
Theatre
Carbondale, Ilinois
Paulne
Commanscore
DE Luxe
Simurgasburd
Crab Orchard
Carborndale
Crab Orchard Road
Murphysboro
Cl Newman
Eva, Marie’ Saint "Ralph
Richardson Peter Lawford
Lee v
Cope
Eter Rantishs
Yadro
Auto Parts
East Main ST