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Dorothy Funk compiles highlights of upcoming programs for tonight offering a curated guide to events. The list includes performances, talks, and screenings with times and venues.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
8
Dorothy Funk compiles highlights of upcoming programs for tonight offering a curated guide to events. The list includes performances, talks, and screenings with times and venues.
Channel guide lists a 5:00 to 1:30 sequence of programs. Highlights include Tell It to the Judge with Rosalind Russell and Robert Cummings, The Virginian, Patty Duke Show, Shindig with the Rolling Stones, Beverly Hillbillies, Fancy Pants, Burke's Law, Danny Kaye Show, An Affair to Remember starring Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr, and My Dream Is Yours with Doris Day.
Hollywood writer discusses FCC plans to limit network control of night programming to 50 percent. Sponsors would take the remaining time, with critics saying quality declines on both sides. The piece notes CBS TV executive changes and highlights two reruns of specials Casals at 88 and The Louvre with scheduling caveats.
Channel 25 presents a mixed lineup with 6:00 What's New, 6:30 WRU Telecourse Psychology Personal Adaptation, 7:00 Inside Catholic Schools, 7:15 Sing Hi Sing Lo for youth, 7:30 Casals Master Class, 8:00 AE issue featuring Vice President Hubert Humphrey, 7:00 Jazz Caswal, and 7:30 Elliot Norton.
Broadway producers announce a satirical musical for next season based on the TV industry. Rehearsals set for January 1, 1966, during James Aubrey Jr. CBS resignation coverage. Merle Miller and Evan Rhodes adapt Only You, Dick Daring! with Aubrey named as a universal figure.
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