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CANDID CAMERA Alan Funt, Alan Funt, Prod. Associated Artists Productions, Dist.Syndicated BRAVE EAGLE Keith Larsen, Bert Wheeler, Kim Winona. Roy Rogers Frontier Productions,prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE BRIGHTER DAY Blair Davies. Allan Potter, prod. Procter & Gamble Co. (Ivory Flakes, Cheer)- Young & Rubicam, Inc. CBS Network. Quarter-hour (5 days a week). Live. BRINGING UP YOUR BABY Documentary. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -LuxTelevision Corp., dist. Syndicated10 minutes. Film. BUCKSKIN Tommy Nolan, Sally Brophy. Robert Bassler, prod. Pillsbury Co.-Leo Burnett Co. NBCNet- work. Half-hour. Film. THE BUD WILKINSON SHOW Bud Wilkinson. Bud Wilkinson Productions, prod. Sportlite, Inc.,dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BUFFALO BILL, JR. Dick Jones, Flying "A" Pictures-Armand Schaefer, prod. CBS TelevisionFilm Sales, inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. BYLINE-STEVE WILSON (BIG TOWN) Mark Stevens. Mark Stevens TV Co., prod. M & A Alexander Products, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CALIENTE RACES Joe Hernandez. Harry Lehman, prod. Cine-Tele Productions, dist. Syndicated.Half- hour. Film. CALIFORNIANS, THE Richard Coogan. Felix Feist, prod. Thomas J. Lipton Co., Singer Sewing Machine Co.-Young & Rubicam, Inc. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. CAMERA THREE Various. Lewis Freedman, prod. Sustaining. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. CANDID CAMERA Alan Funt, Alan Funt, prod. Associated Artists Productions, dist.Syndicated. Quarter-hour and half-hour. Film. CANINE COMMENTS David Wade. David Wade, prod. Louis Weiss & Co., dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. CAPTAIN DAVID GRIEF Maxwell Reed. Guild Films Co., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CAPTAIN KANGAROO Bob Keeshan. Jack Miller, prod. CBS Network. Participating. Three-quarter hour (Monday -Friday). Live. CAPTAIN QUEST AND HIS JUNIOR EXPLORERS Richard Coogan. Fleetwood Films, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. CAPTAIN Z-RO Roy Steffens. Kathleen Rawlings & Henry Brown, prod. Atlas Television Corp.,dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CAPTURED (GANGBUSTERS) Chester Morris. Phillips H. Lord, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CAREER PLANNING Various. Coronet films, prod -dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. CASES OF EDDIE DRAKE Don Haggerty, Patricia Morison. Imppro Productions, prod. CBS Tele- vision Film Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CASEY JONES Alan Hale, Jr. Briskin Productions -Screen Gems, prod. Screen Gems, dist.Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CATHOLIC HOUR Various. Doris Ann, Prod. Sustaining. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. CAVALCADE OF SPORTS, BOXING BOUTS Jimmy Powers, Tom Gallery, prod. Gillette Safety Razor Co.-Maxon Inc. NBC Network App. hour, depending on length of fight. Live. CBS NETWORK NEWS Walter Cronkite. CBS News, prod. Carter Products. CBS Network. Quarter-hour. Live. CBS SUNDAY NEWS Eric Sevareid. CBS News, prod. Sustaining. CBS Network. Quarter-hour. Live. CELEBRITY Various. Olympia Film Productions, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. 3-5 minutes. Film. CELEBRITY PLAYHOUSE Various. Screen Gems, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING Various. Peter de Met Productions, prod. Walter Schwimmer Productions, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. CHANCE FOR ROMANCE John Cameron Swayze. Irving Mansfield, Peter Arnell, prods. Bristol-Meyers- Young & Rubicam; American Home Foods Div.-Young & Rubicam; Chesebrough-Pond's-J. Walter Thompson; Beech-Nut Life Savers-Young & Rubicam; Johnson & Johnson-Young & Rubicam; Nestle Co.-Bryan Houston; General Mills-Dancer, Fitzgerald & Sample. ABC-TV. Half-hour. (M -F). Live. CHARLIE WEAVER AND HIS MT. IDY FRIENDS Cliff Arquette. Tam Productions, Inc., prod. Film Classic Exchange, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. CHET HUNTLEY SHOW, THE Chet Huntley. Rueven Frank, prod. Sustaining. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. CHEYENNE Ty Hardin. Arthur W. Silver, prod. Johnson & Johnson-Young & Rubicam; Harold F. Ritchie, Inc.-Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc. ABC Network. Hour. (Alternate weeks.) Film. 571.
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