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Amos 'N' Andy on WGAR at 7 00 to 7 30 PM and Program PM on KYW from 8 to 10 PM schedule details for tonight.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1959
Page
5
Amos 'N' Andy on WGAR at 7 00 to 7 30 PM and Program PM on KYW from 8 to 10 PM schedule details for tonight.
Tomorrow's schedule lists Channel 3 and 8 programs. Notable titles include Dangerous Lights with Jean Arthur, Channel 3 at 11 15 and East of the River with John Garfield at 1 00. Also That Night in Rio and Double Exposure on Channel 8 with Alice Faye and Chester Morris.
Fred Danzig names the Andy Williams Show on CBS TV as his top summer program. He praises its informal, fresh, two-show format with musical numbers, a Kabuki-inspired segment, and a Boris Karloff mimic sketch, crediting producer Perry Lafferty and director Norman Jewison among others.
In Nashville Lonnie Lewis keeps an eight foot one eyed alligator as a pet found by the road three years ago. Arnold Ray feeds the creature as it awkwardly tolerates bacon and fish offerings then slips into the lake to eat. The animal is described as lame and prone to hibernate feeding only sporadically in winter.
Hollywood reports June Allyson begins a CBS TV anthology series titled The June Allyson Show on Four Star Productions with husband Dick Powell as boss. She appears as hostess and part time actress in nine of 32 episodes with guests like Bette Davis and Ann Harding.
In Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard and Yale played to a 1 1 tie in 1905 marking the 228th meeting since 1868. The contest featured a doubleheader style scoreless innings between the two ancient rivals.
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