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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1961
Page
17
A dated Chronicle-Telegram issue from Thursday August 19 1981. The readable content reflects a local newspaper page with headlines likely covering community news and brief notices.
Danzig singles out a flat Jimmy Durante Tonight Show with Bob Hope and Garry Moore as not delivering laughs despite hard work. He notes a weak script and misses warmth though final moments with Janice Rule and a Norman Jewison touch offer some polish.
Tonight on Channel 8 at 11 30 The Green Man a light comedy stars Alastair Sim and George Cole. Channel 3 screens Burn em Up O Connor with Dennis O Keefe and Cecilia Parker. Also on Channel 3 The Gorgeous Hussey with Joan Crawford and Robert Taylor. At 5 00 Channel 8 presents The Lone Gun with George Montgomery and Dorothy Malone. Channel 3 offers Tough Guy with Jackie Cooper and Joseph Cull...
The Huron Playhouse stages a children’s matinee Once Upon a Clothesline on August 17 and 18 at 2:30 pm featuring Pinno and Pinette clothes pins friendlier cast of insects and a spider. Barry Allen Baugh and Sande Hablitzel lead Pinno and Pinette with Sharon Luse as the spider in a Lawrence Selka directed production. Tickets go on sale 1 pm the day of show with no reservations needed.
A compact roundup notes weather updates from the City Camera desk and weekend events at the Summer Festival. Doug Edwards announces lifestyle segments while Ida Lupine headlines soap updates on World Turns.
Political figures Dorothy Funk and William E. Miller will be interviewed on CBS News program Joint Appearance. The live show airs tonight with reporters Collingwood Nivnst and Ida guiding discussions. A mix of political dialogue and entertainment notes follow in later listings.
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