Television Schedule Highlights for WBEN TV Friday July 12
The listing shows a full day of CBS programming from morning color tests through late night serials and dramas. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo, The Garry Moore Show, Guiding Light, As the World Turns, and West Point Stories with a variety of news, specials, and game shows interspersed throughout the day.
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CBS
Susie
Ann Sothern
John Corbett
Iilers
Bob Crosby
Virginia Cummings
Uncle Mike and
Buttons
Popeye
Couries Edwards
Cochise
John Bromfield
Bud Collyer
West Point Stories
Mr. Adams
Eve
Ida Lupino
Howard Duff
Schlitz Playhouse
Warner Anderson
Tom Tully
Mike Stokey
Emcee
Television Schedule for Buffalo July 13 Color Test Pattern Highlights
A dense TV guide lists morning through night programs from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. including cartoons, science features, baseball previews, and CBS dramas. Notable entries include Captain Kangaroo, Mighty Mouse Playhouse, The Lone Ranger Adventure at Arbuckle, and Death Valley Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Museum of Science
Ellsworth Jaeger
Bob Keeshan
CBS
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Susan
Susan Heinkel
Happy” Felton
Jack Sterling
Ringmaster
Arbuckle
Cartoon Corner
Dizzy Dean
Buddy Blattner
Cincinnati Redlegs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chuck Healy
Dick Rifenburg
Ralph Hubbell
Don Cunningham
Miss Brooks
Eve Arden
INS
Death Valley
Pegleg
University of Buffalo Medical Round Table
Jimmy Durante
Eddie Jackson
Jimmy Dean
Gale Storm
Ohi Susanna
S. R. O. Playhouse
Television Schedule Fragment with Western and Sports Blocks
Channel 4 listings show 10:00 to 10:30 Courage with Victor Jory and Kevin McCarthy on CBS Gunsmoke starring James Arness and The Silent Service hosted by Rear Admiral Dykers. 11:15 sports, 11:30 Saturday Playhouse presents Somewhere in the Night with Hodiak Guild Nolan Conte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Jory
Kevin McCarthy
CBS
James Arness
Thomas R. . Dykers
Dick Rifenb
Saturday Playhouse
John Hodiak
Nancy Guild
Lloyd Nolan
Richard Conte
Sunday TV Schedule for July 14 1957 Highlights
Sunday schedule lists color test pattern at 8 and a block of CBS and other network programs. Notable items include Let's Open the Door Little Willy Uncle Jerry's Club Eye on New York Camera Three Wild Bill Hickok film features Living Word Sunday Afternoon Playhouse Valley of the Eagles Quartet Face the Nation World News Roundup Lassie My Favorite Husband Ed Sullivan GE Theater Alfred Hitchcock Presents The $64,000 Challenge and What’s My Line with various hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willy” Eters
Marilyn Stahlka
CBS
Jerry Brick
New York
Bill Leonard
Camera Three
Congress
Wild Bill Hickok
Sir Anthony
the Living Word
Valley of the Eagles
Jack Warner
Nadia Gray
Basil Radford
Cecil Parker
Face the Nation
Dr. Bergen Evans
John Mason Brown
Walter Cronkite
Lassie
Vanessa Brown
Barry Nelson
Ed Sullivan
GE Theater
Ronald Reagan
Ray Milland
Dorothy Strnckney
Duffy of San Quentin at Eleven-Thirty Theater Tonight
Dick Rifenburg hosts film listings for the 41:15 Sports segment noting an airing of Duffy of San Quentin at the Eleven-thirty Theater starring Louis Hayward Joanne Dru and Paul Kelly with showtime at 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Rifenburg
Duffy
San Quentin
Louis Hayward
Joanne Dru
Paul Kelly
Monday July 15 TV Schedule Highlights CBS Lineup
Morning to late night listings traverse NBC CBS and specials. Highlights include The Jimmy Dean Show, Captain Kangaroo, Susie, Garry Moore, Arthur Godfrey Time, Secret Storm, The Edge of Night, The Mikado program and Adventures of Robin Hood among others.
Television Schedule Highlights for Tuesday July 16
CBS lineup features Captain Kangaroo and Love of Life plus News at 2 00. Afternoon blocks include Search for Tomorrow and The Secret Storm. Evening offers Name That Tune, Phil Silvers Show and To Tell the Truth with sports and a 64 000 Question jackpot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Healy
Patt
Page
Douglas Edwards
CBS
Annie Oakley
Annie and
George de Witt
Harry Salter
Phil Silvers
Ann Sothern
Dor Porter
Bud Collyer
Spotlight Playhouse
Hal March
Dr. Hudson
Secret Journal
John Howard
Evening TV Schedule July 18 Highlights and Guests
TV lineup lists Capt Kangaroo at 8:00 and Marion Roberts hosting Plain and Fancy Talk at 9:30. Arthur Godfrey Time features, CBS soaps Search for Tomorrow and The Guiding Light, then film features and talk segments. Notable programs include Studio 57 with Palm Springs Incidents and Playhouse 90 Massacre at Sand Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Edwards
CBS
Studio 57
Palm Springs
Joanne Dru
Hillary Brooke
Skip Homeierve
Preston
The
Yuk
Bob Cummings
William Lundigan
Playhouse 90
Sand Creek
John Derek
Everett Sloane
Gene Evans
Chuck Healy
the Gangster
July 17 Moj TV Schedule Highlights
TV listings for Mora show a full day of CBS programs from 7:00 to 11:30 PM. Highlights include The Jimmy Dean Show, Captain Kangaroo, As the World Turns, Meet the Millers, Superman, Richard Diamond, The Spike Jones Show, Vic Damone Show, Garry Moore, and a late film festival feature Rhythm Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dean
CBS
Kangaroo
Bob Keeshan
Marion Roberts
Garry Moore
Warren Hull
Guiding Light
Matinee Playhouse
John Corbett
Bob Crosby
Louis T. Masson
Buttons
Uncle Mike
Popeye
Walter Tode
American Airlines
Catherine A
Daffy Duck
Douglas Edwards
George Reeves
Richard Diamond
David Janssen
Sleuth
Spike Jones
Helen Grayce
Vic Damone
Chuck Healy
Jane Frazee
Kirby Grant
Charles Smith
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Warren Bank
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Second
Pennsylvania Avenues
North Warren
Sugar Grove
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
National and World News
Arthur Godfrey
Jons Corbett
Bob and
Ellen Knechtel
Robin Hood
Richard Greene
Burns and Allen
Frank C. Baxter
Whiting Girls
Margaret
Barbara Whiting
Fternoon
Meet the Millers
Jeanne Massing
Porky Pig
Capt. Kangaroo
Pam
Pa. Ave
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the Undying Monster
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