Buffalo TV Schedule Highlights January Weekend
A dense listing of channel 4 programming from Friday to Saturday includes Today news with Dave Garroway and Jane Abeles, Garry Moore, Ding Dong School, Kate Smith Hour, and a mix of films, dramas, and sports. Notable entries feature Cowboy-themed fare on Sagebrush Trail, Groucho Marx Show, Dragnet, and Jackie Webb’s late news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Moore
CBS
NBC
Marion Roberts
Jack Ogilive
Search For Tomorrow
Matinee Playhouse
J. Corbett
Kate Smith
News Caravan
William Bendix
Memorial Auditorium
Harry Webb
Mister Peepers
Wally Cox
Adolphe Menjou
Dave Garroway
Mary Jane Abeles
Elvera
Norm Wallen
Learn
Arthur Godfrey
Warren Hull
Jack Ogilvie
Bob Smith
Ed Dinsmore
Voice of Firestone
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Studio One
Healy
Jack Webb
Ford Theater
Martin Kane
Mark Stevens
Ralph Hubbell
Madison Square Garden
Little Margie
Vera
the Miliers
Peale
Milton Berle
Fireside Theater
Circle Theater
Fred Allen
Playhouse
Elizabeth
Eilvera
Learn & Live
Childrens Theater
John Cameron Swayze
the Web
Henry Hull
Evans Stars January King Richard II Broadway TV Adaptation
Maurice Evans, famed for Hamlet, presents a two hour TV adapted King Richard II on Sunday January 24 at 4 PM. Sarah Churchill reunites with Evans as Queen. The production, split into three acts, features Richard’s abdication and Bolingbroke’s crowning as King Henry IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Evans
Hamlet
Wben-Tv
NBC
Sarah Churchill
Evans
Miss Churchill
Ophelia
Richard
Westminster Abbey
Bolingbroke
Henry IV
You Are There Joins WBEN-TV Saturday Schedule
WBEN-TV adds You Are There to Saturday at 8 PM replacing Bonino. The listing shows immediate changes and a full block of 1953 1954 programming including sports and variety shows across NBC CBS and ABC with Sign Off noted at week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Mackemcee
NBC
Medallion Theater
CBS
Film Playhouse
Wben-Tv
Bonino
Loretta
Loretta Young
John Daly
Dick Rifenburg
Robert Montgomery
Steady Man
June Lockhart
Wednesday TV Schedule with Movies and News
A dense listing outlines Jan 20 broadcast times for varies shows and films. Notable items include Superman and Arthur Godfrey programs, live drama blocks, news anchors Swayze Webb and Mel Allen, plus features Werther and The Web with Henry Hull.
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