Barbara Eden contrasts Hollywood glamor with Chicago life
Barbara Eden, star of Harper Valley PTA, says Hollywood feels stodgy next to Chicago. She spends half the year in the Windy City with husband Charles Fegert, a Sun-Times ad exec, and notes Chicago nightlife. Eden loves California too, enjoys Stella in I Dream of Jeannie, and recalls her son Matt’s cameo on the show.
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Joan E. Vadeboncoeur
Tlallywood
Chicago
Barbara Eden
Harper Valley Pta
U.S
Chicago Sun-Times
Charles Fegert
Windy City
Hollywood
Larry
Jeannie
Larry Hagman
Bob Mackie
Fegert
Barbara
Earth
Laura Antonelli
Marcello Mastroianni
ESPN
Blair
USA
OMX
Boris Karloff
Tim O'Kelly
CBS Dominates Nielsen Week With Five Of Top Ten Shows
CBS secured top honors with five of the top ten programs and the best overall ratings for the week ending Sunday. The Jeffersons led a strong lineup including Trapper John M D, Alice, and 60 Minutes, while M A S H ranked ninth and ABC and NBC trailed. Omnibus remained least watched, joined by Dear Teacher, BJ and the Bear, Games People Play, and Best of Times in the bottom tier.
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CBS
Kingpin Network
Trapper
John M.D
ABC
NBC
TV Guide Night Lineup With Classics And Specials
Broadcast schedule lists 6 to 9 p.m. fare across NBC CBS ABC and PBS as well as HBO and GMX features. Notable items include WCT fencing cup coverage Montreal and a 1964 film based on W Somerset Maugham with Kim Novak and Laurence Harvey along with animated and family fare such as Bon Voyage Charlie Brown.
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Chico and the
California
Mary Tyler Moore
Aude
USA
Calliope
Ida Fanfanny
Havwaii
HBO
Walt Disney
GMX
Kim Novak
Laurence Harvey
W. Somerset Maugham
ESPN
Montreal
Canada
Fether
NBC News
CBS News
ABC News
Price
Dana Bryant
Carol Burnett
Sanford and S
Dick Cavett
Bonanza
Bob Newhart
Family Feud
P.M
Chet Tell
Shadds
Cathie Mann
Flintstones
I Love Lucy
Snoopy and Wood- Stock
Television schedule collage with varied films and shows
A dense listing of movie premieres, old classics, TV episodes, sports, and news blocks across networks. It features Dynastys and Fighter Squadron airings, Our Time and Spellbound, Starship Invasions, Visions Of Eight, Attack on broadcasts, ESPN Sports Center, Merv Griffin segments, and sports like NASL soccer Jacksonville Tea Men versus Tampa Bay Rowdies with blackout notes. It also notes stress on obscured times and regional restrictions.
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Denis Chartla Brown
Peppermint Patty
Linus
Marcie
England
France
ESPN
Rod and Reel
Sanford and Son
Barney Miller
Family Brown Country
USA
Jacksonville Tea Men
Tampa Bay Rowdies
Richmond Braves
Syracuse Chielg
Reeves
John Forsythe
Linda Evans
Denver
Marshall
Robert Stack
Edmond O'Brian
Joey
Geraldine Page
Marc Singer
Ingrid Bergman
Gregory Peck
Alfred Hitchcock
Tom and Jerry
Juri Ozerov
Mai Zatterling
Arthur Pann
Michael Phlaghar
Milos Forman
John Schlesinger
Claude Lelouch
Ken Ichikawa
Munich
Tommy
Pamela Sue Martin
Parker Stevenson
ABC News
Mission: Impossible
Austin City Limits
Delbert McClinton
Cary Grant
Claude Rains
Jacksonville Taa
Sports Center
Television Schedule Montage From An Ambitious Day
A sprawling OCR listing runs through morning to late night TV programs and embedded film titles. It mentions personalities like Eddie Meath Fred Flintstone and Richard Simmons alongside channels ESPN CMX and USA with shows including Romper Room Scooby Doo The Partridge Family and The Twilight Zone. It also lists films Agatha Heidi and The Forest Range and sports contexts like Davis Cup and America's Cup 1980.
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Health Field
Fred Flintston
Friends
Eddie Meath
Richard Simmons
Kuralt
Rochester
Charle
Clark Gable
Doris Day
Joe Franklin
Bonanza
The
Munsters
John Davidson
William Shatner
Gallagher
Thelma Houston
Helen Gurley Brown
Jerome Alexander
ESPN
the Forest Range
USA
House OF Rapre Tives
CMX
Rig Dean
Gene Kelly
Charisse
Sturt
Brigadoon
Scottish Highlands
Freeman
New Jersey
Doctors
Bob McLean
Mrs. Muir
Rober Mitchum
Janet Leigh
Mewes
Metor
Newport
Rhode Island
Robert MacNeil
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
Damon Runyon
Arthur Kennedy
Warren Oates
INN News
Steve McQueen
Alf MacGraw
Donna Summer
Andrew Greeley
MPAA
Jack Valente
Robert DeNiro
Gerard Depardieu
HBO
Dick Cavett
PKA
Radio Highlights and Evening Programs List
Tonight on WCNY FM the New York Philharmonic conducted by James Levine features Berlioz Mozart and Zemlinsky with Richard Stoltaman Johanna Meier and Dale Duesing at 7 35 PM. Mystery Theater Toy Death airs at 10 PM on WNDR followed by Chiefs Baseball at 7 20 PM on WAER FM. Norm Keim discusses Napoleon and film trends at 11 PM on WNDR. Richard Tanner Pascale reviews Japanese management on WSYR AM at 12 05 AM.
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NEW York Philharmonic
James Levine
Wcny-Fm
Richard Stoltaman
Johanna Meier
Dale Duesing
Berlioz
Mozart
Zemlimsky
Mystery Theater
India
Algernon Blackwood
WNDR
Norm Keim
Syracuse University
Film Forum
Larry King
Richard Tanner Pascale
Japan
Wsyr-Am
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Fogerts
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Lean
Stella
Matt
Michael
Cochise
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Chicago Vs. Hollywood
House Calls
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Ocean View Park
Dallas
Laverne and
Shirley
Magnum P.I
Bon Sevandhara Brown
Dynasty
Fighter Squadron
Love Lucy
MacNeil
ABC Movie
National Geographic
Sorrowful Jones
Merv Griffin
David Brenner
Dan Hartman
Christopher Atkins
Alfred Zamm
Linda Purl
Pudgy
Hit Makers
Stal Rudman
John Schneider
Rosanne Cash
Rabbie Duprea
Stephen Bishop
Barry Tompkins
Tim McCarver
Willis
Fernando Ray
Angie Dickinson
Gordon Plasant
Robert Vaughn
Christopher Lee
Persuadere
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Siegfried
Rhine
Richard Wagner
Syracuse
CKWS
WTBS
WROC
WHEC
WUTR
WKTV
WNEW
Christian Broadcasting Network
GBN
Kgabt
CNN
Jean Sibelius
Ward Elgar
Independent Network
Crous-Vita
Jack Clark
Lynda Goddfriand
Robert Ginty
Robert Pine
Jer Fiala
Dave Allen
Urban League
Delores Handy
Washington, D.C
M.A.S.H
Mannix
CBC National News
CTV National News
Allan
Tom Skerritt
Yaphet Kotto
Cindy Willliams
Bruce Kimmel
Ther
Johnny Carson
Brooke Shields
Jimmie Walker
James Earl Jones
Robert Hooks
Jeremy Slate
Invisible Maniac
Bernadette Stanis
Clifton
Davis
David Hassalhoff
Shalley Fabares
Peekaboo
Gordon Jump
Peggy Cass
Teresa Wright
Joseph Cotten
PM Magazine
New Seneca
Filion Falls
Geneva
Auburn
WCNY
WOR
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WOKR
Wtas
Aly
Wuutv
WSBK
SMX
CBN
ESPH
Jim Bakker
Dowie and the Peats
Kany
Nottingham Forest
Rochesterr & Book
Gary Gosling
Lake Superior
Pat Mitchell
Wallace
Daniel Eichenbaum
Donshua
Sesame
Donahue
Guesto Coletta Dowling
Woman On the
the Jeffersons
Karin Franklin
Antiques
Mika Douglas
A.M. Rochester
700 Club
Tom Larson
Morning Magazine
House of Representatives
Ironside
Raymond Burr
Haralding Brooks
Alice
Woodcarvers Workshop
My Three Sons
Mr. Dressup
Three's Company
Huntley Street
Czechoslovakia
United States
Bonaventura Travel
Family Altair
Studio Lee
Fairworth
Tony Curtis
Nobia
Rogalir Russell
Robert Cummings
the Addams Family
Gara! Burnett and Friends
New Zoo Revue
Texas
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Vic Braden
Edge OF Night
Superheroes
Lillas
Fred Flintst
Moracambe & W
Alan Thicke
Guns
Dennis Jaffe
Katharine Mand
Debra Kays
Ju H
This Old House
Partridge Family
Bugs Bunny
John Davidson Gussis
Tony Danza
Marc Anthony Danza
Jack Jones
Kim Paige
Jett Altman
Wayne Yar
Robert Young
Susan Hayward
Ruth Warrick
Rick Springfield
Ray Grad
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Bon Wicka
Heidi
Eva-Maria Singhammer
Gertrand Mittermayr
Alps
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Wheel of Fortune
Forest Rangers
Starsky & Hutch
Hazel
Hogan's Heroes
Gary
Collins
Shere Hite
David Gas
Sidy
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Ozzie and Harriet
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Stanley Siegel
Ato
Young Lives
Koltar
Chiefs
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