Evening TV Highlights Tonight on Channel Five
Tonight on Channel Five and other channels a mix of dramas comedies documentaries and talk shows. Highlights include Happy Days Good Times Indian Sur Welcome Back Kotter Joe and Sons Romantic Rebellion Rookied Switch Ascent of Man Marcus Welby Beacon Hill Gallaries Tonight Show and Wide World Mystery with plans for a gunfight and a boat ride.
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Tonight's Movie Lineup Highlights Classic Films
A TV guide lists 4 pm on channel 11 The Deadly Affair with James Mason and Simone Signoret, 8 pm on channel 43 The Searchers starring John Wayne and Natalie Wood, and 11:30 pm Border Incident with George Murphy and Ricardo Montalban. Additional titles include Death Race, Man Hunt, and The Lion featuring Pamela Franklin and William Holden.
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Mary Hartman Mary Hartman adapts for mass audience
Critics hail the funny soap opera created by Norman Lear as a sharper satire than Mary Tyler Moore. CBS NBC and ABC rejected it as a weekly or daytime serial, leading Lear and Burton to bypass networks and pitch directly to 23 independent station groups in Los Angeles. With rave reviews and about 50 stations signing up, production began for January debut and 26 week run.
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Audience Seeking Laugh Tracks for 1960s TV Shows
New York AP report explains networks seek live audiences for 39 shows on CBS NBC and ABC. LA hosts most tapings with 12 nighttime programs and five daytime game shows on CBS, five and six on NBC, four and five on ABC. Tickets depend on show popularity and timing.
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Trivia 15 poses questions on new TV series
A column previews a trivia quiz about the autumn TV slate. It lists 13 questions covering new series, actors, settings, and themes, with answers promised in tomorrow’s issue. It notes many series are based on books, live presentations, and shared car makes, with scoring brackets for readers.
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