WBEN TV Evening Schedule Highlights CBS Network Dayparting
A detailed television lineup lists WBEN television programs from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., including The Jimmy Dean Show, Captain Kangaroo, The Garry Moore Show, News, Love of Life, Search for Tomorrow, The Guiding Light, The Big Payoff, West Point Stories, Schlitz Playhouse, and a Friday film feature Just Off Broadway, with sports and weather updates interspersed.
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CBS
the Guiding Light
Susie
Ann Sothern
John Corbett
Bob Crosby
Virginia Cummings
Uncle Mike and
Buttons
Popeye
Douglas Edwards
Cochise
John Bromfield
Bud Collyer
Amcee
Dick Powell
Zane Gray Theater
Mr. Adams
Eve
Ida Lupino
Howard Duff
Schlitz Playhouse
Warner Anderson
Tom Tully
Mike Stokey
Emcee
Dick Rifenburg
Phil Silvers
Lloyd Nolan
Janis Carter
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights and CBS Lineup
A detailed Saturday timetable lists color test patterns and kids’ shows from 7:30 to 11:30 am, then CBS installments like The Lone Ranger, Baseball previews, Our Miss Brooks, Gunsmoke, and The Gale Storm Show. Notable guests include Ellsworth Jaeger, Rob Keeshan, Dizzy Dean, and Joe Shister.
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Your Museum of Science
Ellsworth Jaeger
Rob Keeshan
CBS
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Susan
Susan Heinkel
Happy” Felton
Jack Sterling
Ringmaster
Dice Dawson
Cartoon Corner
Chuck Healy
Dick Rifenburg
Ralph Hubbel
Don Cunningham
Dizzy Dean
Buddy Blattner
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Miss Brooks
Eve Arden
INS
University of Buffalo
Joseph Shister
Jimmy Durante
Eddie Jackean
Sam Levenson
Gale Storm
James Arness
Thomas R. Dykers
Saturday Playhouse
Celeste
Evening TV Schedule Highlights From CBS Lineup
A dense listing of CBS programs from early evening through late night including Let's Open the Door, Lamp Unto My Feet, Uncle Jerry's Club, Eye on New York, Camera Three, Wild Bill Hickok, Living Word, Catholic Action Newsreel, Sunday Afternoon Playhouse offerings, Face the Nation, You Are There, Lassie, My Favorite Husband, Ed Sullivan Show, GE Theater, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The $64 000 Challenge, Whats My Line, and Eleven-thirty Theater with various stars and hosts.
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Littl
Willy” Eters
Marilyn Stahika
CBS
Jerry Brick
New York
Bill Leonard
Camera Three
Congress
Wild Bill Hickok
Eddie Albert
Gale Storm
James Gleason
Playhouse
Basil Radford
Cecil Parker
Orleans
Bergen Evans
John Mason Brown
Walter Cronkite
Lassie
Vanessa Brown
Barry Nelson
Ed Sullivan
GE Theater
Ronald Reagan
the Earring
Greer Gar
William Redfield
Ralph Story
John Daly
Don Cunningham
Syracuse
Allan Jones
Martha Raye
Rosemary Lane
Elusive Pimpernel on Channel 4 with Niven and Leighton
Channel 4 schedule lists at 11:15Sports Dick Rifenburg and at 11:30Prize Winner Playhouse presenting The Elusive Pimpernel starring David Niven and Margaret Leighton in a televised feature listed for the evening lineup.
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CBS
Dick Rifenburg
Playhouse
the Elusive Pimpernel
David Niven
Margaret Leighton
Monday July 8 TV Lineup Highlights CBS Schedule
CBS offers a full day including Captain Kangaroo 8:00 pm and Arthur Godfrey Time 10:30 pm. The lineup features Strike It Rich 31:30 emcee Warren Hull, Love of Life drama, The Guiding Light, Susie with Ann Sothern, Meet the Jailers, Secret Storm, Weather Forecast, Range Rider, Whirlybirds, Adventures of Robin Hood, The Burns and Allen Show, Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts, Those Whiting Girls and Studio One Summer Theater.
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Jimmy Dean
CBS
National and World News
Kangaroo
Bob Keeshan
Marion Roberts
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Warren Hull
Susie
Ann Sothern
Kistler
John Corbett
Bob Crosby
Bob and
Elljen Knechtel
Uncle Mike and
Buttons
Range Riderarshal
Maderb
Douglas Edwards
Robin Hood
Richard Greene
Burns and Allen
Louis T. Masson
Uncle Mike
Little Lulu
E Rider
Studio 57
Howard Duff
Frank Gerstieng
Yukon
Bob Cummings
William Lundigan
Playhouse 90
Dennis O’keefe
June Lockhart
Paul Stewart
Dick Rifenburg
Lootng
Warren Wil
TV Schedule Nightline Mix From July Morning to Late News
TV lineup lists current programs from 7:45 am to 11:15 pm including Captain Kangaroo Meet the Millers The Big Payoff Annie Oakley Name That Tune Phil Silvers Show Private Secretary To Tell the Truth Spotlight Playhouse and 64 000 Question with notable hosts and performers across CBS broadcasts and local segments.
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CBS
the Guidings
Susie
Ann Sothern
John Corbett
Bob Crosby
Jeanne Massing
Bugs Bunny
Chuck Healy
Wanakah Country Club
Alex Perley
Patti Page
Douglas Edwards
Annie Oakley
George de Witt
Harry Salter
Phil Silver
Hal March
Dick Rifenburg
Omer
Don DeFore
Andrea King
George Tobias
Television Schedule Highlights for July 10 Presented by CBS
The lineup features The Jimmy Dean Show in early evening, followed by Susie with Ann Sothern, then As the World Turns and Meet the Millers interviews. Late night showcases include Superman, Richard Diamond, The Vic Damone Show, The Millionaire, Garry Moore's I've Got a Secret, and The 20th Century-Fox Hour.
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CBS
Susie
Ann Sothern
John Corbett
Meet the Millers
Bob Crosby
Catherine A. English
Douglas Edwards
Prince Albert
Richard Diamond
Private Eye
David Janssen
Master Sleuth
Vic Damone
Garry Moore
20Th Century-Fox Hour
Dick Rifenburg
Evening TV Schedule Highlights July 11
The lineup includes Jimmy Dean at 7 00 PM and Local News Roundup at 8 35 PM. Cartoon Capers and Household Insects air earlier, with serials As the World Turns and Meet the Millers later. Prime time features Studio 57 Pride of the Man Climax Playhouse 90 Confession and related CBS dramas.
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CBS
National and World News
Kangaroo
Bob Keeshan
Marion Roberts
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Baseball rights fuel TV radio sums and Chautauqua opens
A study shows baseball TV and radio rights bring rising revenues, with the Yankees earning about five million including nearly one million from broadcasts and Cleveland close to three million. Minor leagues struggle as major teams prosper. Chautauqua's 84th assembly opens with concerts operas plays and a slate of notable speakers and activities, drawing about sixty thousand visitors over eight weeks.
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New York Yankees
Cleveland
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hendl
Marian Anderson
Nelson and Neal
Jerome Hines
Harvard
Harlow Shapley
Edwin P. Booth
John Peck
Winston Churchill
Robert J. Blakely
The
Fund For Adult Education
Frank Graham
U.N
Robert L. McCormick
Hoover Commission
Walter Reuther
UAW Aflcio
Charles B. Sligh, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Chautauqua Woman’s Club
Chautauqua
R.J.C. Prout
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Hazel Hempel Abel
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