Television Log for WSIL TV Harrisburg Tuesday Evening
Channel schedule lists programs from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM including Cactus Pete Rascals & Cartoons Looney Tunes Circle Theater Mr Mrs North and more plus late News Weather and Sports This listing records daily lineup across multiple time slots and shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Theater
Mrs. North
Harmony Echoes
I Spy
REA Theatre
Douglas Edwards
Phil Silvers
Red Skelton
Spike Jones
Channel 12
Gildersleeve
Arthur
U. S. Steel
Television Theater
Dr. Hudson
Studio 57
Wpld-Tv
Jane Wyman
Gene Autry
Xavier Cugat
Pin Up Girls Have Purpose In Old China
A rural column notes that pin up images originated in ancient China used by emperors to choose companions for the night. The piece also surveys the rise of women commentators in the United States and playful trivia about National Listen To Your Barber Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
China
Hal Boyle
Associated Press
New York
Hollywood
United States
Mary Margaret McBride
Fair Sex
Ed Murrow
John Daly
Hans Kaltenborn
Chicago
Southern Acres Benefit Baseball Classic Impresses Crowd
The Southern Acres Bluebirds defeated the Redbirds in a double header 12-10 and 16-14. Star hitter Richard Hutchinson, age nine, went 17 at bats with a hit in every plate appearance. Young Paul Merchant, seven, scored three runs as the event netted $1.43 from admissions and concessions for the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Acres Bluebirds
Redbirds
Southern Acres
Bluebirds
Richard Hutchinson
Paul Merchant
Trico Seniors Headed to Ozarks for Spring Trip
The Trico High School senior class of 24, with teachers and advisers, traveled Thursday and Friday to the Missouri Ozarks. They stayed at Campbell's Lake Motel near Bagnell Dam on the Lake of the Ozarks. Entertainment included shoeless square dancing at the Barefoot Club. The group returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trico High School
Missouri Ozarks
Campbell’s Lake
Bagnell Dam
Lake of the Ozarks
Barefoot Club
Graham Warns U S Faces Greater Menace Than Communism
Evangelist Billy Graham in Madison Square Garden Teen 17 000 audience warned that sexual immorality threatens the nation more than communism. He labeled lewd literature immodest dress dirty jokes idle youth and smutty companionship as factors destroying moral fiber and urged ministers to preach on adultery. He argued that wrong use of sex endangers souls and society and stressed personal discipline and faith in Jesus to control thoughts and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Associated Press
New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
America
Graham
Garden of Eden
Hell
God
Jesus
Ian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wsil-Tv
Harrisburg
Lucky Leroy
Kfws-Tv
Cape Girardeau
Garry Moore
Bemsina
Godfrey
Galting
Miss Brooks
Bob Croshew
Cowboy Corral
Cisco Kid
Flicka
Arthur Godfrey
Kwk-Tv
ST. Louis
Guiding Light
Crosby
Gil Newsome
Fred Moegel
Sports Desk
Ksd-Tv
Washington Lgells
Aluminum Theater
State Trooper
Waterfront
Weather Report
Charlootte Peters
Art Paducah
Marlow
Herrin
Donald O'Connor
Francis
Navy
Johnny Belinda
Trene Woods
Ted Williams
Dodger
Brooklyn
Smogville-on-the-Pacific
Arthur Murray
New Jersey
U. S
Logan Pearsall Smith
Henee
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Puta
Mkrofs
Shimmy Shake
Dana Andrews
Joan Fontaine
Sidney Blackmer
Barbara Nichols Arthur Franz
Phillip Bourneuf
TRICO
The
Ozarks
Murphysboro, Ill
Mart
Rodgers St Hammerstein
Deine
Gordon Macrae
Shirley Jones
Cameron Mitchell
Gene Lockhart
Barbara Ruck
Richard Gaines
White Electric SS
Cinemascope
Gene Barry
Angie Dickinson
Nat “King” Cole
Bill Haley and His Comets
the Platters
Tony Martinez
Freddie Bell
We Freeman
Tehany Tohkston
Nia
Bible Speaks
Reuther
Walter Reuther
Debbie Fhisher
Reynods
Joy Adolphe
Ft Menjou
Tommy Noonan
Marion
Johnston City
Beeee
Warner Bros
Nancy Kelly
Mervyn Ieee
Onanien
Waring Auto
Cardendale & Murphyc
Tony Curtis
Colleen Miller
Arthur Kennedy ,Whice
Omaramesa
Coviine
Juby
Holliday
Eaul
Linda
Mercury
Carbondale Auto Sales
North
Illinois Ave
Brewster Motors Inc
North Park Ave
Jackson County Motors
North 17Th St
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Iva Sea
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