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9:00=9:30 PM on 4 8:30 PM ABC CHANNEL 7 PDF Compression, OCR, Web Optimization Using a Watermarked Evaluation Copy of CVISION Pdfcompressor Channel 2 ....WCBS. TV Channel 7. .WABC-TV Channel 4 ...WRCA-TV Channel 9 ....V1011-TV Channel 5 ...WNEW-TVChannel 11 WP1X TELEVISION Channel 13 WNTA-TV MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1959 6-6:30 A. M.-Continental Classroom: Repeat, Sea," with Diana Lynn and John Ericson-(7). physics lecture on "Conservation of Momen-10-10:30-Hennessey: Jackie Cooper as Navy doc- tum"-(4). tor in comedy series.A Navy dentist goes 6:30-7 A. M.-Sunrise Semester: History lecture, on a binge-(2). "The Congress of Vicnna"-(2). 10-11-Steve Allen Show: William Bendlx, Frankie 6:30-7 A. M.-Continental Classroom: Chemistry Leine, Jack Kerouac and Pam Garner, vocal- lecture,"Water:AnUnusual Substance," ist, and others, guests (Color)-(4). with guest Dr. J. Arthur Campbell (Color)10:30-11-June Allyson Show: "Child Lost," with -(4). Steve Brodie as a police sergeant and Miss 10-10:30 A. M.-Red Rowe Show: Musical variety, Allyson as a governess-(2). with Bill Cunningham and Peggy Taylor,10:30-11-Manhunt: Victor Jory and Patrick Mc- vocalists. JulieWilson,guest(Monday Vey in "The Rug Man"-(5). through Friday) (Premlere)-(2). 10:30-11-Man With a Camera: Charles Bronson 7:30-8 P. M.-Masquerade Party: Panel show, In "Positive Negative"-(7). with Bert Parks, host-(2). 10:30-11-Mike Wallace interviews V. K. Krishna 7:30-8:30-Cheyenne: Clint Walker in "Prisuner Menon, Defense Minister of India-(13). of Moon Mesa"-(7), 11:15-1-Jack Pear Show: Arlene Francisis 8-8:30-The Texan involuntarily becomes the guest hostess to Jonathan Winters, Helena suitor of a Comanche chief's daughter. With Scott,Abe Burrows and Haya Harareet, Rory Calhoun-(2). Israeli actress-(4). 8-8:30-Love and Marriage: "Jordan Catalogue,- Feature Films with Lurene Tuttle, William Demarest-(4). 7:30-9--MillionDOliarMovie:"TheKillers"- 8-10-The Play of the Week: Jean Anoullh's (1946), with Burt Lancaster, Ave. Gardner.1 farce, "The Waltz of the Toreadors," about Edmond O'Brien.Adapted from the Ernest-- an aging general with an amorous outlook. Hemingway story about a plot to kill a prize-. Hugh Griffith, Mildred Natwick and Beatrice fighter (Repeated at 10:30 and through Sun-. Straight (Repeated through Friday: at 10:30 day)-(9.) P. M. Saturday, and 3 P. M. Sunday)-(13). 11-12:45-Five Star Movie:"Storm Warning", 8:30-9-Father Knows Best: Flashback episode (1953). A sailor is thought to be lost at about Bud's first job, with Robert Young, sea-(5). Jane Wyatt, Billy Gray, Elinor Donahue and11:15-1-Late Show: "Dark Delusion"(1947). Laurin Chapin-(2). A young doctor tries to cure an apparently 8:30-9-Tales of Wells Fargo: A former outlaw hopeless schizophrenic.With Lionel Barry-, is employed as a stagecoach driver.Dale more, James Craig-(2). Robertson-(4), 11:20-All Star Movie: "Tight Little Island" 8:30-9:30-Bourbon Street Beat:Crime series, (1949), with Joan Greenwood and Basil Rad- "Secret of Hyacinth Bayou," with Andrew ford. A cargo of whisky is rescued from thts Duggan, Richard Long-(7). sea by Scottish islanders-(11). 9-9:30-Danny Thomas Show: Comedy episode12-1:15-Mystery Film:"The FalconStrikes' about beatniks-(2). Back" (1943).Tom Conway, in title role,' 9:30-10-Ann Sothern Show: Comedy episode investigates murder at a resort-(9). about an alleged bribe-(2). 12:15-Night Show: "Dracula's Daughter" (1936) 9:30-10-Play: "Small Bouquet," with Howard finds romance in London-(7). Duff as reporter assigned to write story about1.2:45-Late Late Show:"That'stheSpirit". a popular singer who had died in an auto (1945), fantasy about a dead man who returns, accident the year before-(4). to earth to square things with his wife. Jack 9:30-10:30-Adventures in Paradise: "Safari at Oakie-(2). (*DENOTES PROGRAMS DESCRIBED ABOVE; [0] DENOTES COLOR; jR.1 DENOTES REPEAT PERFORMANCE) DAYTIME 12:30-12) SearchforTomorrow 4:15-(2) The Secret Storrn 7:53-113)Weather Game (4) It Could Be You (C) 4:30-(2)The Edge ofNight 8:00*(2) The Texan 6:00*(4) ContinentalClassroo (51 Cartoon Playtime (R) SplitPersonality *(4) Love andMarriage . 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