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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1956

Page

13

TV Schedule Highlights Color Test Pattern Through Late Night

WBEN TV listings detail a full daytime to late night lineup including color test, Westerns, Your Museum of Science with Ellsworth Jaeger, Cartoon Capers, Mighty Mouse Playhouse, The Lone Ranger, Baseball Preview, The Honeymooners, Gunsmoke, Jack Paar era shows and sports results with Don Cunningham.

TV Guide Buffalo Evening Schedule CBS Lineup Summary

A dense hourly rundown lists CBS programming from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM in Buffalo. It includes children’s shows, news, serials, dramas, game shows, and sports, with hosts such as Will Rogers Jr., Bob Keeshan, Gale Storm, Peggy Wood, Eve Arden, and Walter Cronkite.

Will Rogers Jr CBS Capt Kangaroo Bob Keeshan Bob Crosby Athens CBS News Walter Cronkite Monte Cristo Santa Dolores Friend Flicka Mama Peggy Wood Miss Brooks Eve Arden Crusader Brian Keith Playhouse of Stars Edward R. Murrow Dick Rifenburg

Television Schedule Highlights for Channel 4 on July 1 1956

Channel 4 broadcasts a full day of CBS and local programs from morning to late evening. Highlights include Uncle Jerry's Club, Lamp Unto My Feet, Lassie, Jack Benny Show, Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Long Shot, and What's My Line with a lineup of news and entertainment features.

CBS Sunday News Eric Sevareid CBS John Nesbitt Walter Cronkite Jack Benny GE Theater Ronald Reagan Peter Lawford Sonny Fox John Daly Don Cunningham Captain Sirocco Louis Hayward Binnie Barnes Alan Curtis

Evening TV Schedule Highlights July 2 1949 Lineup

A dense list shows Captain Kangaroo to The Crystal Curtain Time across CBS and related programs. Notable items include George Burns and Gracie Allen, Arthur Godfrey Time, Strike It Rich, Love of Life, My Little Margie, Adventures of Robin Hood, and Navy Log. The schedule features multiple serials, dramas, comedies, and live variety segments across the evening.

Evening TV Listings July Fourth Schedule Highlights

Prime time offers Captain Kangaroo and Bob Keeshan at 8, CBS soaps like Search for Tomorrow and As the World Turns, plus The Millionaire and I’ve Got a Secret. Late night features Douglas Fairbanks Presents and Premier Playhouse with stars Ronald Colman Celeste Holm Vincent Price.

CBS News Walter Cronkite CBS Sgt. Preston of Dick Rifenburg Premier Playhouse Ronald Colman Celeste Holm Vincent Price

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