Evening TV Schedule Highlights Local Listings
The lineup includes 4:00 p.m. Heath and Nick in a jail drama, 5:30 p.m. Dream of Jeannie, 7:30 p.m. Roots of a Nation, 8:00 p.m. The Flip Wilson Show with Lena Horne, Bob and Ray, Tony Randall, 8:00 p.m. The Mod Squad and The Walton’s guest Ned Beally, 8:00 p.m. The Advocates on self regulation debate, 9:00 p.m. Ironside with a million dollar caper, 9:00 p.m. King Fu with a bounty hunter, 9:00 p.m. American Family divorce storyline, 10:00 p.m. Dean Martin Show with Rogers, 10:00 p.m. Streets of San Francisco with Lew Ayres arrest plot, 11:30 p.m. Tonight Show guests Pat Boone Diana Ross Chuck Grodin.
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CBS
NBC
United Artists
Kaiser
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Lorain
Mery Griffin
Perry Mason
Osmonds
Gilligan's Island
Hinkstones
Jeannie
Gomer Pyle
Petticoat Junction
Green Acres
Hogan's Heroes
Hollywood Squares
Washington Report
Uncle Dragnet
The
Waltons
Flip Wilson
Boris Karloff
Dean Martin
San Francisco
Buck Owens
Big Valley
Heath
Nick
Tony
Lena Home
Bob and Ray
Tony Randall
MOD Squad
the Squad
the Waltons
Ned Beally
John Boy
the Advocates
National Press Council
Ironside
King FU
Caine
Bil
Pat
Pat Boone
Diana Ross
Chuck Grodin
1960s TV Film Schedule Mixed With Classic Films Listings
TV guide style listing outlines film titles, air times, channels, and stars across a day. Notable entries include Elvis Presley in G I Blues, Richard Widmark in Halls of Montezuma, Seven Days in May with Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster, and The Misfits with Clark Gable, among others.
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Phil Silvers
Germany
Elvis Presley
Juliet Prowse
Tate
U.S
Pacific
Richard Widmark
Jack Palance
Underworld
Joseph Bannanno
Bill
Joseph Bologaa
Brenda Vaccaro
Marine Corps
Kirk Douglas
Burt Lancaster
Joe
Daniel Chienfo
George Baker
Clark Gable
Hawaii
Joan Blackman
Columbo Stands Out Among TV Crime Dramas
The piece argues Columbo, led by Peter Falk, outshines many crime series with Falk’s understated, dominant character. It notes other private eye and law enforcement shows like Hawaii Five-O and The Streets of San Francisco while praising Columbo’s texture, concept, and Falk’s unique coolness.
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Hollywood
UPL
Falk
Columbo
Columbbo
Cleveland Orchestra Plans March 8 10 Performances
The Cleveland Orchestra will present concerts March 8 and 10 at Severance Hall at 8 30 pm conducted by Lorin Maazel. Korean violinist Kyung-Who will play Bartok Violin Concerto No. 1 with Stravinsky ballet music from Petrouchka and La Valse by Ravel. Tickets on sale at Severance Hall Box Office and Burrows stores. Pre concert lectures March 8 and 10 by Klaus George Roy in the Severance Chamber Music Hall. Roy will discuss the evening’s program.
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Cleveland
Lorin Maaze
Cleveland Orchestra
Severance Hall
Kyung
Bartok
Stravinsky
Petrouchka
Ravel
Sever
Klaus George Roy
Severance Chamber
Roy
Women's Committee
The
Television Schedule Lacks Audio Details
Channel listings show 4:00 Sesame Street and 5:00 Misterogers with 5:30 Maggie and the Beautiful Machine. 6:00 Theatre 6:30 Your Future Is Now 7:00 The Electric Company 7:30 Roots of a Nation 8:00 The Advocates 9:00 An American Family 10:00 World Press 10:30 Thirty Minutes With 11:0 Your Future Is Now.
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Theatre
Roots of
the Advocates
World Press
Alsco
North Ridgeville opens police patrolman applications
Ridgeville police department announces open applications for the class B patrolman position. candidates must be United States citizens aged 21 to 31 and residents of North Ridgeville for at least six months. applications available at city offices and due by March 20 postmark by midnight.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville States
Ethnic film roles show a revolution in Hollywood
A P G film criticism notes progress in ethnic minority portrayals. The 1972 Academy Award nominations include Lady Sings the Blues and Sounder with eight nominations total, featuring Diana Ross and Cicely Tyson for best actress and Paul Winfield for best actor, and Sounder as best picture.
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Hollywood
Willie Best
Philip Ahn
Diana Ross
Cicely Tyson
Paul Winfield
Minority portrayals spark debate in film analysis
An AP analysis reports ethnic leaders criticizing current on screen images, producers acknowledging distortions, and calls for more authentic roles. CORE leader Conrad Smith cites biased black stereotypes while Indians and Latinos decry underrepresentation in Hollywood productions and behind the camera.
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Hollywood
Coalition Against Blaxportation
Conrad Smith
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Charles Correll-Freeman
Stepin Fetchit
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