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Torrance Press JUNE 23, 1963 TELEVISION LOG FOR THE WEEK SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY JUNE 26 JUNE 23 JUNE 24 JUNI 25 JUNE 21 JUNE 29 12:00 i 2) Tet) n Again 12:00 < 2 Burn.* and Alien 12:00 ( 2) Burns and Alien 12:00 ( 2) Burns and Alien 12:00 ( 4^ Ben Jarrod 12:00 ( 2) S*y King ( '•) Movie ( 4) Ben Jerrod ( 4) Ben Jerrod ( 4) Ben Jerrod ( 5) Medic ( 4) Ivanhoe ( 9.) Movie ( 5) Medic ( 5) Medic ( 5) Medic ( 7) *ennessee Ernie ( 7) Bugs Bunny 01) Movie ( 7) Tennessee Ernie ( 7) Ernie Ford ( 7) Tennessee Ernie ( 9) Hour of St. Francis ( 9) Movie d3' o.di Roberts ( 9) Searchlight on ( 9) American ( 9) Dr. Spock (11) Sheriff John (13) Del Moore Civilization 12:30 ( 2) Washington Report Delinquency (11) Sherifi John (13) Assignment 12:30 ( 2) News Mike (13) Assignment (13) Assignment Underwater ( 4) Dr. Frank Baxter (C) (13) Assignment Underwater Wallace Underwater Underwater 12:30 i 2' A> World Turns ( 5) Speedway 12:30 ( 2) As World Turns 12:10 (11) Dodger Dugout ( 4) Teacher '63 international 12:30 ( 2) As World turns (4 ) The Doctors ( 5) Trouble With Father ( 7) Magic Land ( 5) Trouble With Father U:3U « 2> A> World Turns ( 9) Mr. D.A. (13) business (4 ) The Doctors 112:45 ( 2) Sports ( 7) Father Knows Best (4 ) The Doctors (11) Maryann Maurer Opportunities ( 5) Troublp With Father ( 5) Trouble With Father | 1:00 ( 2) Space ( 9) Mr. D.A. (13) 1:00 ( 2) Sum and Substance ( 7) Father Knows Best (ll)Maryann Maurrr ( 9) Mr. D.A. Racket Squad ( 4) Ornamental World ( 4) Ethics (C) ( 9) Mr. D.A. Show (11) Maryann Maurer 1:00 ( 2) ''assword ( 5) Movie ( 5) Muvi" I (ll)Maryann Maurer (13) Racket Squad Show ( 4) Loretta Young ( 7) My Friend Flic.** "City That Never Sleeps" Show 12:35 ( 5) Movie (13) Jacket Squad ( 7) General Hospital (11) Movie Gig Young 1:00 ( 2) Password 12:40 (11) Ledger (11) Dan Smool (13) Racket Squad ( 4) Lorctta Young Warmup (11) Movie (13) Bowling 1:00 (-2) Password 12:55 ( 11) Dodger Ba.seball (13) Felix the Cat <lii> voir- ui Calvary ( 7) General Hospital i:UO > 2) Passuuni 1:30 ( 2) Teenage Trials 1:15 (7) Movie ( 9) Cartoonsville 1:15 ( 5) Overseas Adventure ( 4) Loretta Young < 4) Loretta Young ( 4) Golf Tourney (11) Capitol Report ( 7) General Hospital (11) Movie ( 2> House Party ( 7) Exclusively Outdooo (13> Felix the Ca, C7) General Hospital 1.30 ( 2) Friendship Show ( 9) Cartoonsville ( 4) You Don't Say (13) Movie 1:15 (5) Dateline Europe ( 5) Douglas Fairbanks ( 4) Confrontation (C) (11) Movie ( 9) Cartooiisville 1:30 ( 2) House Party ( 7) Girl Talk 2:00 ( 2) L.A. Report (11) Movie (13) Felix the ( 4) You Don't Say (11) Movie "High Sarbaree" Cat "The Snake Pit" ( 7) Movie 1:15 ( 5) Overseas Adv. ( 5) Douglas Fairbanks Olivia deHavilland (13) Movie Van Johnson 1:45 ( 9) Joe Dolan ( 9) Movie 1:30 ( 2) Mouse I'arty ( 7) Girl Talk (13) Felix Ca, (13) Cal's Corral 2:00 ( 2) To Tell the Truth ,2 30 ( 2) Viewpoint 2.00 ( 2) International Hoifr ( 4) You Don't Say (13) Movie 1:15 ( 5) Overseas Adventure) ( 4) College Report (C) 2:00 ( 2) To Tell the Truth i.au « 2) House Party ( 4) Match Gam« ( 5) Wrestling ( 5) Douglas Fairbanks ( 4) Match Game (11) Movie ( 5) College ( 5) Movie Report (C) ( 7) Girl Talk ( 5) Movie ( 4) You Don't Say "SJntf Street" 3:00 ( 2) Repertoire ( 9) Movie (13) Movie "Crack Up" ( 5) Douglas Fairbanks ( 7) Day in Court Workshop 5:30 ( 4) Feitelson on Art ( 7) Day in Court 1:45 ( 9) Joe Dolan ( 7) Girl Talk ( 9) Movie ( 4) Agriculture ( 5) Auto Races ( 9) Movie USA 2:00 ( 2) To Tell the Truth 2:30 ( 2) The Millionaire (13) Movie 2:30 ( 2) The Millionaire (11) Interior Design Show ( 7) Issues and Answers ( 4) Match Game (4) Danny Thomas 2:00 ( 2) To Tell the Truth ( 4) Danny Thomas "Phanto Raiders" 1:00 ( 2) Movie Walter Pidgeon ( 5) Movie ( 7) Jane Wyman Show ( 4) Match Game ( 7) Jane Wyman Show (13) Movie "The Girl from Jones "Danger Island" S:00 ( 2) Secret Storm ( 5) Movie Beach" Ronald Reagan Peter Lorre 3:00 ( 2) Secret Storm 3:15 (7) ( 4) Movie ( 4) Bachelor Father "Girl Trouble" Movie ( 7) Day in Court < 7) Queen foi a Day Don Ameche FUNNY FILMS . George Fennemon points out home ( 4) Bachelor Father 3:30 ( 2) Movie ( 7) Directions '63 ( 9) Movie ( 7) Day in Court movies are funny when ABC-TV's new comedy series "The Swordsman" "Desert Sands" 3:15 ( 11) Movie (13> Felix the Cat Larry Parks Ralph Meeker 2:30 ( 2) The Millionaire ( 9) Movie "Your Funny, Funny Films" "Lady of the Tropki" 3:30 ( 2) Edge of Night bows Monday, July 8 at ( 7) Queen lot * Day ( 4) Profile Robert Tavlor ( 4) Danny Thomas ( 4) Movie 2:30 ( It The Millionaire 8:30 p m., Channel 7. Fenneman hosts the unusual (13) Felix the Cat 8:30 ( 2) Movie "The Maggie" ( 4) Danny Thomas ( 5) The Cahfornians ( 7) Jane Wyman Show Pnul Oougla* series featuring home movie makers and their films 3.30 ( 2) Edge of Night ( 7) Championship ( 71 Who Dr. vou Trust? ( 7) Janr Wyman Show with a twist in 4:00 (2) Movie 3:00 ( 2; Secret Storm 3:00 ( 2) Secret Storm each entertaining half-hour of fun for ( 4) Movie Bridge 3:45 (11) Passing Parade the entire family. (,1) Just for Fun (C) ( 4) Bachelor Father ( 4) Bachelor Father ( 7) Who Do You Trust' "They Made Me a Crirn. 4:00 (7) Pre*« Conference 4:00 ( 2) Mr. Adams and Eve inal" John Garfield ( /> Queen for a Day ( 7) Queen tor a Day 3:45 (11) Passing Parade ( 9) Movie ( 5) Bozo's Circus (13) J'elix the Cat (11) Chucko ( 5) Women's Bowling (11) Movie ( 7) American 4:00 ( 2) Mr. Adams and Eve "Gunge Din" 3:30 ( 2> Edge of Night 4:30 ( 2) Life of Rilcy Gary Grant (13) Felix the Cat Bandstand THURSDAY ( 5) Bozo's Circus 4:15 ( 4) Movie ( 4) Movie f 7) Discovery ( 5) Bowling Tourney 4:30 ( 2) Communism 3:30 ( 2) Edge of Night ( 9) Uncle Johnny "First Comes Courase" JUNE 17 ( 7) American Bandstand ( 4) Bill Brown News (11) Chucko Brian Aherne (11) Circus Boy ( 7) World of Sports ( 4) Movie 12:00 ( 2) Burns and Alien ( 9) Here's Uncle Johnny ( 7) Take Two ( 7) Who Do You Trust^ 4:30 ( 2) Life of Riley ( 7) Who l)u You Trust 5:00 ( 2) Mov:c (11) Hobbymasters Dennis Morgan, Peter ( 7) Discovery '62 3:45 (11) Passing Parade ( 4) Ben Jerrod "Torpedo Alley" (11) Chucko Donald, Joe E. Brown, (13) Movie 3:45 (11) Passing Parade (11) Circus Boy 4:00 (2) Mr. Adams and Kvej ( 5) Medic Mark Stevens 4:30 i 'it Lile of Riley Jim Jordan, Fran Alllson, ( 5) J'opcye's Pier 4:30 ( 9) Legionnaire Ted Mack, Johnny Des­ 4:00 ( 2) Mr. Adams and Eve 5:00 ( 2^ Movie ( 5) Bozo's Circus i ( 7) Ernie Ford ( 7) Discovery Irish Sweepstakes Derby mond and Tommy Leon- "The Round Up" ( 7) Love That, Bob from The Curragh, Dug* etti ( 5) Bozo's Circus ( 7) American Bandstano 1 (11) Circus Boy celebrate the 30th Richard Dlx ( 9) Here's 9) Books and Ideas (9) Engineer Bill lin, Ireland. anniversary of the ( 7) Amencan Bandstand ( 5) Popcye's IVr Uncle Johnny) 6:00 ( 2) Movie BreaMast Club. (11) Chucko (11) Sheriff John (11) Superman 5:00 ( 2) Post Parade ( 7) Love Thai Bob (13) Assignment "Sweet Rosle O'Grtdy" (13) Sou?; Security ( 9) Uncle Johnny 4:15 ( 11) Yesterday's (13) Thaxton's HOD Betty Grable ( 9) Movie (11) Chucko ( 9) Engineer Bill New&reel Underwater 5:30 ( 7) Bat Masterson 4:45 ( 4) Man in Washington (11) Superman 12:30 ( 2) As World Turns ( 5) Popeye's Pier (11) Youth Panorama (13) Changing Times 4:30 ( 2) Life of Rilcy 4:30 ( 2) Life of Riley (13) Weather and Sports (13) Thaxtnn'" Hop (4 ) The Doctors 5:40 ( 4) Believe It or Not ( 7) Love That Bob 5:15 ( 2) Hollywood Park 6 00 ( 2) Musical Theatre ( 7) Discovery ( 7) Dir^overy 3.30 ( 7) Bat Masterson (11) Circus Boy ( 5) Trouble With Father 5:45 C 4) Curt Massey (C) ( 9) Engineer Bill Race ( 4) Journey of a (11) Circus Boy (11) Casper ( 7) Father Knows Beat 6:00 ( 4) (7) (13) News (13) Thaxton's Hop Lifetime 5:00 < 2) Movie ( 9) 5:30 ( 5) Movie (C) 5:00 ( 2) Movie 5:40 ( 4) Believe It or Not "Here Comes the Co-Eds" Mr. D.A. ( 5) Walker Edmiston 5:30 ( 7) Bat Masterson "Dracula't Daughter" "And tha Angels Sing" 5:45 ( 4> Curt Maisey Abbott and Costello (11) Maryann Maurer Otto Kroger ( 5) Popeye Cartoons ( 9) Science Fiction (11) Casper Fred MacMurray 6:00 (4) New*, Weather ( 5) Popeyc's Pier Show (11) Mickey Mouse Club (11) Suicide 8 ( 7) Trailmastcr ( 5) Popcye's Pier 5:40 ( 5) Walker Edmiston ( 7) Love That Bob (13) kac-Ket Squad (13) Ann Sothern ( 4) Believe It or Not 5:45 ( 2) Movie (11) Arthur Murray ( 7) Love That Bob ( 9) Engineer Bill 1:00 ( 2) Password 5:45 (13) Dr. Fifield ( 7) News 6:15 ( 4) (7) (9) (13) Newa ( 4) Curt Massey (C) «:OU ( 4) News Sports ( 9) Engineer Bill ( 9) Science Fiction (11) Superman ( 4) Loretta Young ( 4) Huntley-Brinkley 6:00 ( 4) (7) (9) (13) News 6:30 ( 2) College Bowl (13) Thaxton's Hop ( 7) The New Breed (11) Superman (11) Mickey Mouse Club ( 7) General Hospital 6:30 ( 2) News ( 5) Walker Edmiston ( 4) College Report (C) (13) Ann Solhcrn 5:30 ( 7) Bat Masterson ( 9) Cartoonsville (11) Dan Smoc.i (13) Thaxton's Hop ( 5) Whirleybirds ( 9) Science Fiction ( 9) Champ Bowling 6:15 (4) News (11) Casper (11) Movie ( 9) Our Miss Brooks (13) Sam Riddle Show 5:30 ^7) Bat Masterson (11) Mickey Mouse Club (11) Auto Races (13) Weather and Sports 5:40 ( 4) Believe It or Not (13) Felix the Cat (13; Cartoons 6:15 ( 4) News Conference 5:40 ( 4) Believe It or Not 6-30 ( 2) New* 5:45 ( 4) Curt Massey (C) 1:15 (5) Dateline Europe 6:35 (11) Dick Tracy (13) Ann Sothern (11) News (13) Newsroom ( 4) Huntley-Brinkley 6:00 \ 4) (7) (9) (13) News 5:45 ( 4) Curt Massey (C) 1:30 ( 2) House Parly 6:45 ( 4) (11) News 8:15 ( i) (7) News 6:30 ( 9) The Deputy 6:00 ( 2> 20th Century ( 5) Whirleybirds ( 5) Walker Edmiston ( 4) You Don't Say 6:30 ( 2) News "The Age of Anxiety," 0:00 < 4} (7) (13) News ( 9) Our Miss Brooks ( 9) Science Fiction 7:00 ( 4) Biography (11) Dance Time the development of ( 5) Walker Edmiston ( 5) Douglas Fairbanks Biography of Queen ( 4) Huntley-Brinkley psychiatry in America.
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