TV Guide Highlights and Evening Programs
Independent critics rate YV 2 shows while Sammy Snead leads in All-Star Golf Sail. Jackie Burke hosts a musical hour on Channel 13 with Nanette Fabray the Fyerly brothers and Billy Rose. Rosé contributed a medley of 14 tunes. Evening TV includes Have Gun Will Travel Incident at Borrasca Bend Gunsmoke Marshal Dillon faces a tough night in Dodge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Snead
Jackie Burke
Perry Como
Nanette Fabray
the Fyerly Brothers
Billy Rose
Borrasca Bend
Dillon
Dodge City
Chester
Air That Kills and Other TV Gems on Sunday
A Sunday TV guide lists Housman dramatization with Geoffrey Horne and Diana Hyland at 11:30 on Channel 10, followed by The Great Challenge with Kennedy and Larson, Open Hearing on Africa, Bernstein's satire program, Kaleidoscope on wiretapping, and Laughing shows with Jack Benny Steve Allen and Ed Sullivan on Channel 10 plus Western Lawman and Hitchcock features through the night. The page highlights a mix of arts, news, documentaries, and entertainment across channels 6, 10, and 13 with color programs and notable performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Housman
Geoffrey Horne
Robert Brown
Diana Hyland
Housman
Channel 10
John F. Kennedy
Arthur Larson
Cornell
Clinton Rossi
Bernstein
Betty Camden
Adolph Green
Mlaennl
Jack Benny
Jack
Edgar
Mrs. Bergen
Steve Allen
Steve
Sammy Davis Jr
ED Sullivan
Portugal
Lisbon
Quelis
Vila France
Estoril
Lawman
Dinah Shore
Ginger Rogers
Charlie Weaver
Mom
Mahalia Jackson
Alfred Hitchcock
GE Theater
Paul Winchell
Lone Tanger
Allied Firehack
Bilected
Richard Diamond
Guo Near
Runyon Theater
Maverick
Lawman Wagb—Channel
Colt
McGravath
Sacred Heart
Faith
Frontiers of Faith
Nis
Christophers Sund Nday
World Horizon
Bengal Lancers
Christian Science
Heart
Congress Ny
Meet the Presses
Eye On
New York
Our Town
Steve Alten
Tinah Shore
Loretta Young
Connaenuat
World of Ideas
Weekend classical lineup on WFLY tuned to 92.3 FM
Highlights include Ossy Renardy on Violin Personalities at 11:30, Britten Young Person's Guide midday, Strauss The Chocolate Soldier excerpt, Milhand Symphony No 2 for Small Orchestra, Schubert String Quartet in G minor, Verdi Luisa Miller Overture, Stravinsky Symphony in C with Boston Symphony under Munch, Haydn Symphony No 27, Rachmaninoff Piano Sonata No 2, Rossini William Tell excerpts, Berlioz Harold in Italy, Rawsthorne Practical Cats Overture, Wagner Parsifal Act I, Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto, Glazunov Five Novelettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossy Renardy
Britten
O. Strauss
Excerpti
WQXER
String Quartet
Verdi
Luisa Miller
Stravinsky
Boston Symphony
Charles Munch
Haydn
Rachmaninoff
Rossini
William ‘Tell
Berlioz
Harold
Italy
Symphony
Rawsthorne
Symphony Hall
WELY Broadcast Symphony From Boston Debuts Tonight
Music lovers can hear the Boston Symphony Orchestra from Symphony Wall in Boston tonight 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. on WFLY FM 92.3. Charles Munch conducts with Richard Burgin as guest conductor and Martin Bookspan as commentator. The program features Beethoven and Stravinsky works plus selections by Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Wall
Boston
Wfly-Fm
Charles Munch
Richard Burgin
Martin Bookspan
Stravinsky
Tilt Eulenspiegel
Strauss
TV and Radio Log for Saturday March 21
Schedule lists WNUN channel programs including Funny Business at 10:30, Burr and Redd at 10:30, Cartoons at 11, Ramar of the Jungle at 12, Mr. Wizard at 1, Monte Cristo at 5:20, Perry Como at 8, Black Saddle at 9, Cimarron City at 9:30, and Jonas Hope at 11:20. Also shows sports, weather, and cinema segments with various news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNUN
Channe
Funny Busine
Burr and Redd
Mr. Wizard
Monte Cristo
Boeettave
Television
Seetimeione Wast
Mr. District Acy Satundalt
Je Weber
Playhouse
Alice
Dick Clark
Lawrence Welk
Chann Sambdas
Kangaroo
Heckie
Jeckls
Robbin Hoo
Lona Ranger
Perry Alason
Ally
Gale Storm
Poestenkill church and community events and clubs
Poestenkill Rescue Squad and Auxiliary plan meetings at the Fire Hall. Church of Christ and Disciples announce sermons and services, Holy Week observances, and choir rehearsals. Local clubs including 41 Club Mixmasters 440, Blue Jeans 4H, and Mr. and Mrs. Club report demonstrations and ribbon awards with upcoming county event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poestenkill
Poestenkill Fire Co
Eugene Miner
Church of Christ
W. Stanley Colling
Church of Christ, Disciples
Esther Tichard
Emma Baldwin
Claude Haines
Emma King
Janet Pinney
Hazel Schumann
Atidna Craver
Charles L. Ballard
Mixmasters 440
Clu
Diane Iigsey
Barbara Hussey
Dime Hannay
Beverly Bulson
Kathleen Porter
Blue Jeans
Agnes Brownell
Randi Prediger
Sherry Whitford
Mary Jane Shepard
Linda Hussey
Sandra Hussey
Reformed
Vikings TV Series Aims Big With Expensive Pilot
ITV Keynotes feature film on Vikings led to Tales Of The Vikings a TV series in production near Munich with 39 episodes. Star Jerome Courtland portrays Leif a Viking chieftain with archery singing and outdoor settings. Plans include an original soundtrack and a distinct identity from the film adaptation. Courtland discusses his shift from Chance Of A Lifetime to ensure authentic singing on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marold Stern
Brynaprod
Kirki Douglas
Independent Film Company
Munich
Germany
Jerome Courtland
Walt Disney
Andy Burnett
Jerry
Leif
New York
Europe
Isee
Courtland
Houghton Choir Plans Three Area Recitals
The Houghton College A Capella Choir will perform in three area churches tomorrow. They appear at 11 am at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church, 4 pm at St Mark's Methodist, and 7:30 pm at Wesleyan Methodist Church Watervliet. Dr. Robert W Woods will direct the 61 member group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton College
Easter Vacation Plans and Local Announcements
Eagle Bridge notes report Easter vacation for School District No. 3 with classes resuming April 6. Families host gatherings, visits, and a party at Gayle Moses’s home. Local residents plan a five day trip to Washington, D. C. with Cambridge Central School seniors. Mrs. Carl Moses chairs the Easter Sale for the Women’s Hospital Auxiliary in Eagle Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Moses
Elmer Brownell
Cambridge Road
John Hall
Barbara
Randy
Hallie Politowski
North Hoosick
Gayle Moses
Carl Moses
Allan MecNall
Paul Ely
Mary Martin
Marilyn
Troy
Robert Guile
Robert Farrara
Michael Grady
Gary Hah
William Stearns
Wayne Bulkus
Washington, D. C
Cambridge Central School
Eagle Bridge
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary
Cam
Home Bureau
Connie Hall
Mothers Club
Chris Schrieber
Earl Anderson
Louis Merola
John Case
Martin Gibbons
Roy Martin
Harald Andrew
Harold Andrew
Deecher pleads innocent to charge in Troy court
William Deecher, 53, listed as homeless, pleaded innocent to disorderly conduct and resisting arrest at Troy Police Court. Justice Thomas J. O Connor set a trial for Thursday. Deecher jailed in Rensselaer County Jail awaiting trial after arrest on 1st Street near River Street. Body: injured lip laceration treated at St Mary s Hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Deecher
Troy
Deecher
Dhares
Thomas J. O'Connor
Rensselaer County
Deecker
Richard Sneed
Alphonse Rosetti
Salvatore Mauriello
1St Street
River Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
J A Minkler Freihofer Aide Dies
Irving Albert Minkler of 87 Ford Ave died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after a lingering illness. A longtime area resident, he worked as a machinist apprentice at Watervliet Arsenal and 36 years as a salesman for Freihofer Baking Co retiring in 1957. He played semi pro baseball, bowled for Closson and Emerald AC, and belonged to Freihofer 25 Year Club and Benevolent Association. Survived by widow Della Ogden, son John, sister Jean Harrington, and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Sacred Heart Church with Solemn Requiem Mass. burial in St. Jean's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Albert Minkler
Ford Ave
Samaritan
Minkler
Troy
Watervliet Arsenal
Frethofer Baking Co
Closson
Emerald A.C
Freihofer
Benevolent Assa
Sacred Heart Church
Della Ogden
John A. Minkler
Jean Harrington
Burden Lake
John
Colleen
Hospital changes visiting hours at Leonard Hospital
The Leonard Hospital Board announces new visiting hours effective tomorrow. Mid-afternoon and mid-evening times are abolished for most patients with visits limited to 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Maternity guests stay 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Parents only in Pediatrics. no visitors under 16. maximum two visitors per room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hospital
Frances E. Dalton
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