Tonight's TV Highlights and Schedule Fragments
A jumble of evening programs listed by channel and time. Featured are 13 Peppard guest slots on Sanford and Son, Night Stalker, Chico and the Man, Rockford Files, Masterpiece Theatre, Police Woman, Tonight Show, and Midnight Special with multiple repeats and notes on program content.
Tonight’s Movie Lineup on Prime Channels
A dense TV guide lists multiple films with times and channels. Notable titles include The Sand Pebbles, In Like Flint, The Wrecking Crew, The Flim Flam Man, The Life of Emile Zola, The Monitors, Rocketship X-M, The Return of Dr X, Wideworld Special, The 4 Da Man, and The Nutty Professor. Casts feature James Coburn, Steve McQueen, Dean Martin, Paul Muni, Humphrey Bogart, Jerry Lewis, and others.
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Secret Society of Women
James Coburn
Jean Hale
Lee J. Cobb
Matt Helm
Dean Martin
Ellie Sommer
Sharon Tate
Longtime soap Mary Matthews dies after actress quits
Virginia Dwyer who played Mary Matthews on Another World dies after leaving the show to visit friends in California. The official line says such events happen in real life and soaps mirror life. The piece cites aging cast and ratings pressures as networks seek younger viewers.
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Virginia Dwyer
Mary Matthews
Mary
M.S. A
Ms. Dwyer
California
Jacqueline Courtney
Alice Matthews Frame
NBC CBS shuffle sparks battle for next season TV crown
NBC and CBS wage a fierce pre air lineup war in New York, announcing a slate of changes for the 1975-76 season. NBC pivots with the return of Chico and The Man on Friday and moves Holvak to Sunday to clash with CBS Cher, while shifting The Invisible Man and Ellery Queen to different nights. ABC to follow with its own lineup, and CBS plans broad competition across most nights.
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New York
LPT
NBC
CBS
Chico and
the Man
Holvak
Glenn Ford
Cher
The
Waltons
ABC
Marvin Antonowsky
Robert $. Wood
Cbs-Tv
Dan August’s flop turns to a Burt Reynolds boost
The 1970 ABC series Dan August failed with audiences and critics alike. Burt Reynolds later rose as a star, redrawing attention to the show and provoking CBS to claim victory over ABC. The piece laments pursuing ratings over creativity.
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Dan August
ABC
Burt Reynolds
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United Artists
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Lorain
Mery Gritfin
Mery Griffin
Bunny Electric Company
Pacridge Family
Mickey Mouse Chip Power
Villa Alegre
Mickey Mouse Club
Hogan's Heroes
Sanford & Son
Chico & the
Man
Wall Street
Jim Ed Brown
Dobermans
Popeye
Herald of Truth
Bailey's Comets
Addams Family
Your’s Gang
Jerry Falwell
Hong Kong
Jeannie
Joe
Ernest Angley
Sea Monsters
Lassie Tee Cooking School
Pink Panther
Valley of Dinosaurs
Hudson Brothers
Star Trek
Globetrotters
Jetsons
Toon
Bowery Bays
Fat Albert
Fat Albert Bol Amer
Soul Train
Sportsman's Friend
K.C
Phooey Heciic Company
Baltimore
Zoorama
Kentucky
Lawrence Welk
Buck Owens
Peppard
Sanford and Son
Lamont
Popi
Boy Scouts
Chico
George
Liz
Florida
Securities and Exchange Commission
Masterpiece Theatre
Lord Peter Wimsey
the Nine Tailors
Edgar Degas
Charles Knox Robinson
Tim
Billy Considine
Preston
Rufus
Buddy Miles
Jeff Beck
Labelle
Tonto
James Darren
Pamela Tiffin
Paul Lynde
U.S
China
Steve McQueen
Richard Crenna
Candice Bergen
George C. Scott
Sue Lyon
Harry Morgan
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Paul Muni
Gale Somnergaard
Monitors
Outer Space
Earth
Guy Stockwell
Susan Oliver
Keenan Wynn
Lloyd Bridges
John Emery
Iggovere
DR. X
Humphrey Bogart
Rosemary Lane
Dennis Morgan
Louisville
Robert Lansing
Lee Meriwether
Patty Duke
Sp.m
Nutty Professor
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Jerry Lewis
Stella Stevens
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Survive
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Portia
Life
Dr. Malone
Guiding Light
DuMont
Bettesoy Peterson
Detroit Free Press
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Mich
Frank S. Sweatlow
the Invisible Man
Ellery Queen
Aaa
Previeus Med
Smith
Chicago Teddy Bears
Dinah Shore
Cosmopolitan
Sarah Miles
Reynolds
Joe Rinaldi
Tel Lorain
Elyria
Sears
Finich
Mae
Carnron