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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
9
TV guide style listing for WBEN includes Sept 17 and 18 with multiple CBS ABC appearances. Programs range from news weather Garry Moore Show and films to serials, game shows, and two day weekend features. Specifics mix talk shows, dramas, and westerns across daytime and evening slots.
The schedule lists CBS DuMont and ABC programs with times from morning to late night including Radio and TV offerings such as The Goldbergs Lassie Private Secretary Toast of the Town and What’s My Line Featured names include Wendy Miller John Daly Ann Sothern Dick Rifenburg and Wendy Miller plus hosts Ed Sullivan Ed Sulli van and Chuck Healy Cultural era listings show day’s flow across networks with film features dramas and variety acts
Channel 4 lists a full day of programs led by children shows and cartoons at 5:15 and 5:45, then Western Sagebrush Trail at 6:45, followed by dramas and variety shows on CBS. Notable entries include Ozzie and Harriet family drama 7:00 and Life With Father 10:00, with color notation indicated.
The listing covers September 22 1954 with Jack Paar marionette program at 2 30 PM and a CBS slate including The Secret Storm Strike It Rich Ive Got a Secret andweights on the 10 PM Patrick DeMarco fight. It also shows late night movies and theater features across CBS and local networks.
Warren opened its season at Memorial Field and lost by one point to Corry, a team unbeaten in seventeen games. The editorial criticizes the high school level, praises Mahaffey, and notes plans for a new Buffalo TV station plus the West Side cable system at about $700.
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