TV Schedule Highlights from WBEN Evening Lineup
A detailed WBEN schedule lists 6:00 color test pattern through 11:30 film feature. Programs include The Jimmy Dean Show, Captain Kangaroo, Garry Moore, Love of Life, As the World Turns, The Big Payoff, Sheriff of Cochise, Mr. Adams and Eve and Schlitz Playhouse with notable CBS lineup and news summaries.
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CBS
the Guiding Light
Susie
Ann Sothern
John Corbett
Meet the Waiters
Rob Crosby
Douglas Edwards
Cochise
John Bromfield
Bud Collyer
West Point Stories
Dick Powell
Wilson's Creek
John Forsyth
May TV Schedule Highlights From 7:30 to 11:30
Saturday lineup lists color tests, cartoons, and CBS programs from 7:30 to 11:30 including Popeye’s Playhouse Frogs and Toads Captain Kangaroo Mighty Mouse Susan’s Show Tales of the Texas Rangers Big Top The Lone Ranger Cartoon Corner Baseball game preview and live World Series style sports events plus Gleason and Gunsmoke entries with commentary and classic features.
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Popeye’s Playhouse
Your Museum of Science
Ellsworth Jaeger
Bob Keeshan
CBS
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Susan Heinkel
Tales of the Texas Rangers
Jack Sterling
Ringmaster
the Bounty Hunter
Cartoon Corner
Dizzy Dean
Guest
Buddy Bilattner
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Chuckealy
Ralph Hubbell
Dick Rifenburg
Don Cunningham
Miss Brooks
Eve Arden
Madame Brooks DuBarry
Pimlico Track
Baltimore
Chuck Healy
Ontario
Desath Valley
University of Buffalo Round Table
Joseph Shister
Jackie Gleason
Beue Ions
Gale Storm
S. R. O. Playhouse
James Arness
Amiral Thomas R. Dykers
Anne Baxter
Tyrone Power
Dana Andrews
James Gleason
Sunday TV Schedule May 19 1957 Eastern Time
A color test pattern opens at 8 AM followed by Let's Open the Door a children's variety program hosted by Bill Peters with Jean Massing at 9. Lamp Unto My Feet a spiritual CBS program airs at 10 and Uncle Jerry's Club with Jerry Brick, a children's talent show, at 10 30.
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Bill Peters
Ean Massing
CBS
Jerry Brick
Radio and TV Schedule Highlights for CBS Lineup Tonight
A detailed CBS broadcast itinerary lists programs from 11:00 through 11:30 with news, drama, religion, adventure, comedy, and suspense. Notable items include The Last Word talk, Face the Nation, Lassie, Jack Benny, Ed Sullivan, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The $64,000 Challenge, and Eleven-thirty Theater featuring Magnificent Doll with Ginger Rogers and David Niven.
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Friend Flicka
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Jack Benny
GE Theater
Ronald Reagan
Martha Mason
Judith Evelyn
Ralph Story
John Daly
Dick Rifenburg
Ginger Rogers
David Niven
Burgess Meredith
Television schedule highlights for Monday May 20 1963
The CBS lineup includes The Jimmy Dean Show at 7 and The Garry Moore Show at 10. 11:30 offers Strike It Rich with Warren Hull and Love of Life at 12:15, followed by As the World Turns at 2 and Meet the Millers at 2:30. 7:30 features Adventures of Robin Hood, and 9:00 Love Lucy with Desi Arnaz.
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Jimmy Dean
CBS
Capt. Kangsroo
Bob Keeshan
Marion Roberts
Garry Moore
Durward Kirby
Arthur Godfrey
Warren Hull
Susie
Ann Sothern
Hi Spirits
Gene Corbett
Meet the Millers
Bob Crosby
Ellen Knechtel
Mike and
Buttons
Little Lulu
Douglas Edwards
Robin Hood
Richard Greene
Burns and Allen
Kayne Ball
Desi Arnaz
Studio One
Chuck Healy
Playhouse
Mervyn Johns
Gordon Jackson
Googie Withers
Television Schedule Fragments from CBS Prime Time
Channel listings show a dense CBS lineup from 4:15 to 11:30 with varied programs. Highlights include The Secret Storm, Name That Tune, The Red Skelton Show, The $64,000 Question, Spike Jones Show, and Playhouse 90. Airing alongside cartoons, westerns, and soap dramas, the day mixes talent, game shows, and live drama.
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CBS
Bob Crosby
Jean Massing
Chuck Healy
Patti Page
Douglas Edwards
News
Annie Oakley
George de Witt
Harry Salter
Phil Silvers
Ann Sothern
Don Porter
Bud Collyer
Red Skelton
Arnold Stang
Lina Romay
Hal March
Spike Jones
Helen Grayce
Robert Cummings
Susan Hayward
Agnes Moorehead
Louis T. Masson
Buttons
Uncle Mike
Bugs Bunny
Studio 57
Dan O’herlihy
Brian Keith Laas Tria
The
Yukon
Bob Cummings
William Lundigan
May 21 TV Schedule Highlights and Guests
Tuesday lineup lists the Jimmy Dean Show at 7 00 with World News at 6 00 followed by Captain Kangaroo at 7 01 and Local News Roundup Plain and Fancy Talk with Kirby as Teacher Recognition Day guests. CBS programs include Search for Tomorrow Valiant Lady Susie and Meet the Millers cooking segment. Speaker John Corbett discusses home selection and purchase.
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Jimmy Dean
CBS
National and World News
Marion Roberts
Garry Moore
Durward Kirby
Arthur Godfrey
Search For Tomorrow
the Guiding Light
Susie
Ann Sothern
Livewire
John Corbett
May 22 TV Schedule Highlights From The Jimmy Dean Show
On Wednesday May 22 CBS presents The Jimmy Dean Show at 7 00 followed by National and World News at 7 45. At 1 15 Susie starring Ann Sothern features The Still Small Voice with John Corbett and Interior Decoration. 2 00 As the World Turns returns to CBS.
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CBS
Susie
Ann Sothern
John Corbett
TV Schedule Fragments Highlight Talk Shows and Soap Opera
A May 23 timetable lists Capt. Kangaroo at 8:00, Local News Roundup at 8:33 with Plain and Fancy Talk and Kirby as host on CBS. Other entries include You and Your Family at 11:30 Let’s Make It With Milk at 12 and Speaker of the House with John Corbett at 1:45.
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Jimmy Dean
CBS
National and World News
Kangaroo
Bob Keeshan
Marion Roberts
Garry Moore
Durward Kirby
Arthur
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