TV Highlights from Tonight’s Schedule on Channel 3 and More
The Old Vic Company’s Romeo and Juliet leads tonight on Channel 3 from 8 to 9 30 with Paul Rogers and Claire Bloom among the cast for a colorcast presentation. Intermixed are TV items including Twenty-One on Channel 3 9 00 and George Burns and Gracie Allen on Channel 8 9 00 from the GE network.
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Showcase
Channel 3
Charles van Doren
Vivienne Nearing
George Burns
Channel 8
George
Movies On TV Tonight And Tomorrow Highlights
Tonight at 11 20 p m on Channel I Met My Love Again a 1938 drama with Joan Bennett and Henry Fonda. Tomorrow at 10 30 a m on Channel 5 Penny Fernie comedy with Edmunds Gwen and Pamela Chase. Also at 1 00 p m on Channel 3 Music in Manhattan a 1944 musical with Anne Shirley and Dennis Day and at 5 00 p m on Channel I Dangerous Money a 1946 mystery with Sidney Toler and Gloria Warren.
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Joan Bennett
Henry Fonda
Tomoeeow
Channel 5
Voice Of Broadway Testimonial Dinner For Como Sold Out
The Friars' testimonial dinner for Perry Como is sold out a month ahead. The piece notes Como's universal appeal, ongoing TV appearances, fashion moments, and related entertainment items including cast changes and celebrity tangents.
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Perry Como
Perry
Television Schedule Highlights for Today
TV listings show KYW Channel 3 and WEWS with daytime talk, game shows, soap and film features. Programs include Today, Truth or Consequences, Matinee, Queen for a Day and Tennessee Ernie Ford, followed by drama and news blocks through late afternoon.
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Tennessee Ernie
Rodgers and Hammerstein TV musical Cinderella on CBS
David Janssen stars in Cinderella on CBS with Snow Boy in the title role. The Rodgers and Hammerstein production, replacing December Bride, begins previews March 17 and 24 after six weeks of rehearsals.
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CBS
David Janssen
Snow Boy
Jack Gaver
Color TV adds beauty to two programs in Perry’s vacation show
Jo Stafford appeared in color on Perry Como’s Saturday night show with lovely gowns and hair. Mickey Rooney delivered a calm performance. Gleason and Bill Paley discussed CBS plans for next season. Godfrey’s seat will be filled by Jo Stafford a week from Wednesday with Jaye P. Morgan joining. Studio One’s The Defender impressed, and Ralph Bellamy’s intelligent performance stood out. Stanley Holloway’s Sullivan piece charmed, while Edward Mulhare’s My Fair Lady role hinted at wealth. A tribute to Lerner and Loewe lacked imagination and the famous song I Could Have Danced All Night was not performed. Bergen will leave CBS to Spike Jones on April 12. The Shakeup may bring lower level reorganizations at NBC.
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