TV Tonight Highlights Full Schedule of 1960s Programs
Evening TV guide lists 7:30 p m shows on channel 5 and 25 including Wild World of Animals about spider mating rituals and Assignment America ending its run. 8 p m features Happy Days quiz and Big Money, plus The Way It Was recalling the 1946 World Series between Cardinals and Red Sox. Additional programs include Chinese Special Police Story Woman Marcus Welby and other nation wide features with discussions, profiles, and films.
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Tate
NBC
ABC
United Artists
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Lorain
Partridge Family
Bonanza
Mery Griffin
Ghost Chasers Electric Company
News
Power Singers
Villa Alegre
Detroit
Marcus Wesby
Oral Roberts
Jones
Porter Wagoner
Love Lucy
Tomorrow News
News News Journal
Today AM America
Camel
Mayberry Rfc
Mike Douglas
Shawolfs
Jack Lalanne
Jeannie
Gambit
Wheel of Fortune
Phil Donahue
AI My Children
Young & Restless
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Patty Duke
Merv Griffin
Perk
Hew Zoo Revue
Frightenstein
Bonanza Hake A Wish
Flectric Company
Addams Family
Mickey Mouse Club
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Tonight's Movies Listings for Chs 4 8 13 43 5 11 4
A scramble of film titles and descriptions for channels and times. Notable items include The Bachelor and the Bobbysocker with Cary Grant Myrna Loy and Shirley Temple, Shadow in the Street a 1975 remake, The Bramble Bush a 1960 drama with Richard Burton Angie Dickinson, A Cry for Help a 1975 TV film with Robert Culp, Checkpoint a 1957 race-thriller, and Funny Face a 1957 fashion musical with Audrey Hepburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Grant
Myrna Loy
Shirley Temple
Tony Lo Bianco
Dana Andrews
Fred Astaire
Audrey Hepburn
Walters Art Gallery Receives 20000 Grant
The National Endowment of the Arts granted the Walters Art Gallery $20,000 to complete a catalogue of its Italian paintings. The collection, the second largest in the United States, was largely assembled by Henry Walters in 1902 from Don Marcello Massarenti, then almoner to Pope Leo XIII. Some works have appeared in studies, but the collection remains relatively little known overall.
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Baltimore
National Endowment of the Arts
Walters Art Gallery
Henry Walters
Don Marcello Massarenti
Pope Leo XIII
Tug
Pope Pius X
Althugh
Wagner Says TV Drama Lacks Fresh Writing But Seeks New Roles
Chicago columnist Gary Deer's interview places Robert Wagner in the Beverly Hills Hotel discussing TV writing trends. Wagner critiques formula plots and claims Switch, his upcoming series with Eddie Albert, aims for character depth and humor over violence. He compares it to It Takes a Thief and notes strong writers drive quality amid a favored lineup of comedy hits.
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Hollywood
Robert Wagner
Beverly Hills
Natalie Wood
Wagner
Weekly Tube
Eddie Albert
Eddie
Columbus
Peter Falk
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Maude
It Takes a Thief Star Wagner Returns to TV in New Series
World War II documentary footage leads Fox for 1976 as It Takes a Thief creator Wagner shifts from the big screen to a new series. The piece notes the actor's enduring persona as suave Alexander Mundy and the era's glossy detective tone.
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Hollywood
UPI
20Th Century-Fox
Switch
Local listings mix and TV talk tied to Beverly Hills ties
A jumble of names and addresses appears, listing several Lorain and nearby residents with ages and occupations in mixed attendance and a TV show pitch. Amid the notes comes a televised pitch from Bob Wagner praising Switch and expressing confidence in its inventive, intelligent direction despite some doubts.
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Natalie
Beverly Hills
Wagner
Bob Wagner
Darrell White Receives Photography Scholarship Honor
Darrell White, a 1975 Elyria High School graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. Brodie White of 1880 Middle Ave, earned a 250 J J James Photography Scholarship. A wrestler and choir member, he contributed to the yearbook staff and Bethany Baptist Youth Choir and held student leadership roles in the Diploma Committee and theater scene painting for Once Upon A Mattress. He will attend Kent State University.
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Darrell White
Elyria High School
J. J. James
White
Brodie White
Middle Ave
Bethany Baptist
Kent State University
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Assignment America
Richie
Marcus Welby
Cecil Williams
San Francisco
Glide Memorial Methodist Church
Gary Callins
Mary Ann Mobley
Jeanne Wolf
Barbara Rush
Gladys Knight and
the Pips
D. Scott Rogo
Barry Taff
Sandra Dee
Dean Stockwell
Vice Squad
Big City
Edward G. Robinson
Paulette Goddard
Rafer Johnson
Lincoln Kilpatrick
Anjanette
Jill St. John
Robert Culp
Elayne Heilwen
Anthony Steel
Odile Versols
Gary Deer
Chicago Tribune
Paul Newman
Harper
Alexander Mundy
Trump
John M. Suchocki
Saginaw
Mich
Mona J Marsho
East River St
Thomas A Esposito
St . Lorain
Donna J Smith
Belmont
Raymond C. Davis
Kathleen Richter
Woodstock
Edward F Keating III
Lima
Lisa M. Freedman
12Th St
Adalbert
Tenorio
East River Rd
Sheffield
Judith A
Edson St. Vermilion
James A. Berman
Christine E. Krastenko
9Th St . Lorain
Joseph N Pabon
13Th St
Karen Lee Mezenski
Davidson
Colorado Ave
Lorain Elyria
Sears
Sears Battery Club
Sears Elyria
Midway Mall
I.R.A
Clare-Mar Lakes
Wellington
New London
TS 2
Clare-Mar Lakes Campground
P.O
Tom Zaffer
Aluminum
Zaffer
Home Improvements
Elyria
Ohio
ALSCO
Dupont
Tedlar
Thor
Radlow & Desantis
Lorain County
26Th ST
Cleveland ST
Hlyria
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