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Torrance Press Sunday, October 15, 1961 THE PRESS Page A-S TELEVISION LOG FOR THE WEEK SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY OCTOBER 16 SATURDAY OCTOBER 15 OCTOBER 17 OCTOBER 18 OCTOBER 20 OCTOBER 21 12:00 ( 2) Burns 12:00 ( 2) Pro Football and Alien 12:00 ( 2) Burns and Alien 12:00 ( 2) Burns and Alien 2:00 ( 2) Burns and Alien 12:00 ( 2) Sky King 4) Jan Murray (C) ( 4) Jan Murray (C) ( 9) Movie J 5) Cartoons ( 4) Jan Murray (C) ( 4) Jan Murray ( 9) Movie (11) Movie ( 5) Cartoons ( 5) Cartoons ( 5) Cartoons ( 7) Camouflage ( 7) Camouflage ( 7) Camouflage 12:30 ( 2) My Friend Flickt (13) Oral Roberts ((11) Lunch Brigade (11) Sheriff John ( 7) Camouflage (11) Sheriff John (11) Sheriff John ( 4) Highway Holiday \2:"n ( 5) Commercial Feature 12:30 ( 2) As World Turns 12:05 ( 2) Burns and A'len 12:30 ( 2) As 12:30 ( 2) As World Turns ( 5) Movie (13) GospH of Christ 4) Loretta Young 12:30 ( 2) As World Turns World Turns ( 4) Loretta Young (13) Hispanorama [ 5) Continental ( 4) Lorelta Young ( 4) Loretta Young ( 5) ( 5) Continental 1:00 (5) Movie ( 7) Make a Face ( 5) Continental ( 7) Make a Face 1:00 (2) Robert Trout "impM<:" B r i»n Donlevy Continental ( 7) Make a Face ( 7) Make ( 4) Movie ( 7) Christian Science 1:00 ( 2) Password a Face 1:00 (2) Password 1:00 (2) Password (11) Golf Tournament (11) Dan Smoot ; 4) Young Dr. Malone 1:00 ( 2) Password ( 4) Young Dr Malone ( 4) Young Dr. Malone Bill Welsh describes action. 5) News-Movie ( 4) Young Dr. Malone ( 5) News'Movie (13) Bowling (13) Voice of Calvary "tic Stayed for Breakfast" ( 5) News-Movie "Thunderhard" Roddy Loretta Young ( 5) News Movie "Jam Sosslon" McDowall "Small Back Room" An,i Miller 1:15 ( 7) NCAA Football ! ( 7) 1:15 (2) Extra Point 7) Day in Court David Farrar ( 7) Day In Court Day in Court S.C. vs. California 9) Bowling ( 7) Day in Court ( 9) Bowling (11) Christophers ( 9) Bowling 1:30 ( 2) Accent (11'( Topper ( 9) Bowling (11) Topper (11) Topper (] (13) (13) Movie 1:30 ( 2) Washington (13) Fashions (11) Topper (13) Fashions Your Better Self Conversation 1:30 ( 2) House Party 1.30 < 2) House Party 1:30 ( 2) House Party 2:00 (2) Look and Listen 1:30 » 2) House Party ( 4) From These ( 4) Existence (C) ( 4) From. These Roots ( 4) From These Roots ( 4> From These Rooti Roots ( 5) Public Defender 7) My Little Margie ( 1) My Little Margie ( 7) My Little Margie ( 9) Movie ( 7) Message of Master ( 7) My Little Margie (11) (11)(1 Movie (11) Movie (11) Movie Movie (11) Movie "Csss Tlmberlane" "I Married an Angel" 2:30 ( 2) L.A. Report "ll»it Pilot" (13) Spanish Lessons "Desire Me" Jranette MacOonald Clark Gable 5.pnncer Tracv 2:UO ' 2> Millionaire Gre?r Garaon 1:45 (13) Spanish Lessons ( 4) California Report (13) Cal's Con a) (13) Education^' (13) Educational ( 5) Movie Guideposls ( 4) Danny Thomas Guideposts 2:00 ( 2> Millionaire ( 7) Number Please ( 4) Danny Thomas 3:00 ( 2:00 ( 2) Learning '61 2:00 ( 2) Millionaire 2:00 ( 2) Millionaire 2) L.A. Politics ( 4) Covenant ( 9) Movie ( 7) Number Please ( 4) Why Teacher 4) Danny Thomas (13) Lloyd Thaxton ( 4) Danny Thomas ( 9) Movie (13) Movie ( 7) Pioneers / 7) Number Please ( 7) Number Please ( 9) Movie 2:30 ( 2) Verdict Is Vours (13) Lloyd Thaxlon 9) Movie ( 4) Here's Hollywood ( 9) Movie 3:30 ( 2) Science in News (13)(1 Lloyd Thaxton (13) Lloyd Thaxton 2:30 ( 2) Verdict Is Yours %2:30 ( 2) Doctors at Work ( 7) Seven Keys ( 4) Here's Hollywood ( 4) Why Teacher ( 4) College Report 2:30 ( 2) Verdict Is Yours (13) Robin Hood 2:30 < 2) Verdict Is Yours ( 7) Seven Keys ( 9) Movie ( 5) Championship Races ( 4) Here's Hollywood ( 4) Here's Hollywood 3:00 ( 2) Brighter Day ( 7) Seven Keys 3:00 ( 2) Brighter Day 4:00 ( 2) Football Hiliteg ( 7) 770 on TV < 7) Seven Keys ( 4) Say When ( 4) Say When ( 4) The Elements ( 5) Dorothy Gardiner 3:00 ( 2) Brighter Day ( 5) Dorothy ( 5) Movie 8:00 ( 2) TV Journal 3:00 ( 2) Brighter Day ( 4) Say When Gardiner ( 4) Movie ( 4) Say When ( 7) Queen for a Day ( 7) Queen for a Day "The Exile" (13) Felix the Cat ( 7) Queen for a Day 4:15 (7) Football Scoreboard ( 5) Dorothy Gardiner (13) Felix the Cat (13) Felix the Cat Dou:,*as Fa'rbanM, Jr. , /> Queen for a Day 3:15 ( 2) Secret Storm ( 7) Men of Annapolis 3:15 ( 2) Secret Storm 3:15 ( 2) Secret Storm 4:30 ( 2) Game of Week (](13) Felix the Cat 3:30 ( 2) Edge of Night 3:30 ( 2) Edge of Night ( 4) Just for Fun 8:30 ( 2) Movie 3:15 ( 2) Secret Storm ( 5) Skipper Frank 3:30 ( 2) Edge of Night ( 4) Play Your Hunch ( 7) Movie "Broken Star" ( 7) Who Do You Trust? ( 4) Play Your Hunch ( 5) Skipper Frank (13) Movie Howard Dutf 3:30 ( 2) Edge of Night ( 5) Skipper Frank ( 7) Who Do You Trust? ( 7) Directions '62 4) Play Your Hunch 3:45 ( 9) Yoga for You ( 7) Who Do You Trust? 5:01 ( 4) All Star Golf ( 9) Movie / 4;00 ( 2) Amos 'n' Andy 3:45 ( 9) Yogi for You "Kiss gf Death" 5) Skipper Frank 3:45 ( 9) Yoga for You ( 5) Auction City Victor Mature ( 7) Whu Do You Trust? ( 7-) American Bandstand 4:00 ( 2) Amos 'n' Andy ( 9) Movie ( 9) What's News? 4:00 ( 2> Amos 'n' Andy ( 7) American Bandstand (11) Topper 4 00 n i > Trojan Huddle 3:45 ( 9) Yoga for You (11) Three Stooges ( 7> American Bandstand ( 9) What's News 4:00 ( 2) Amos 'n Andy 4:10 ( 4) Movie ( 9) What's News? (11) Three Stooges 5:30 ( 2) Movie 4 :>,(> 4 -!;<n in Washington "The ( 5) Skipper Frank < 7) Adlai Sloven ton 7) American Bandstand Outcast" (11) Three Stooges 4:10 ( 4) Movie 9) What's News John Derek "Song of India" iabu (11) Builders Showcase (11) College Football 4:30 ( 2) Life of Riley 4:10 ( 4) Movie y t- V^Kf, U'<C ' lio'rp Dxme 0(11) Three Stooges 'She Knew All the Answers" 4:30 ( 2) Lite of Riley ( 9) Cartoonsville Franchot Tone OVERLAND TRAIL William Bendix and Doua McClur. ( 9) Cartoonsville 6:00 ( 4) News, Sports "^*"H|p3) Cavalcade of Books 4:10 ( 4) Movie hitch ( 5) Wink Martindalt "High Treason" (13) It's Chris 4:30 ( 2) Life of Riley the coech each Saturday evening at 8:30 on Channel II. Ben­ (13) It's Chris 4:45 ( 4) Davey 4 Goliath Lirm Pedmorid ( 9) Cartoonsville ( 7) Boxing 5:00 ( 2) lovie dix sters «t Kelly and McClure is featured as hit troubU-shobt- 5:00 ( 2) Movie (11) Dan Smoot (13) Weekend Report 4:30 ( 2) Life of Riley "Sergeant York" (13) It's Chris ing young side-kick, Rip. ^-~ "The Virginian" 9) Cartoon Express Gary Cooper 5:00 (2) Movie Joel McCrea (13) Danger Is My ( 5) Pcpeye Cartoons "Star Dust" ( 5) Popeye Cartoons Business i6:00 ( 2) Amateur Hour ((13) It's Chris ( 4) Nation's Future ( 7) Abbott and Costello l.lnda Darnel! (13) Play of the Week ( 7) Abbott and Costello ( 5) Frontier 5:00 < 2) Movie ( 9) Movie ( 5) Popeye "He Who Gets Slapped" ( 9) Movie 6:15 ( 4) News "i-.-rgennt York" THURSDAY starring Julia Harris and ( 7) Matty's Funnies (11) Superman ( 7) Abbott and Costello Richard Basehart. A strangi (11) Superman (11) News Gary Cooper (13) Hour of Stars ( 9) Movie OCTOBER 19 man comes to a circus (13) Hour of Stars ( 9) Movie ( 5) Popeye looking for work. 6:30 ( 4) Changing Times 5:30 ( 7) Soupy Sales (11) Superman 12:00 ( 2) Burns and Alien 5:30 ( 7) Soupy Sales ( 8:30 ( 2) G.E. College Bowl 7) Abbott and Costello (13) Hour of Stars 8:30 ( 2) Bob Cummings 9) Bowling Tournament { 9) Movie (11) Wild Bill Hickock ( 4) Jan Murray (C) ( 4) Dr. Kildare (11) Wild Bill Hilckok (11) Riverboat ( 5) Cartoons (1(11) Superman 6:00 ( 4) (7) News 5:30 ( 7) Soupy Sales 6:00 < 4) (7) (13) News (13) Victory at Sea ( 7) Rough Riders ( 5) Bozo the Clown (11) Wild Bill Hickok ( 5) Cartoons ( 5) Crime & Punishmen (13) Press and ((13) Hour of Stars ( 7) Feathcrlop ( 5) Bozo the Clown Clergy (11) Kroken Arrow 6:00 ( 4) <7) (ID New* ( 7) Camouflage (11) Broken Arrow 6:45 ( 4) Lee Giroux News 5:30 ( 7) Soupy Sales (11) Sheriff John ( 9) Space Age ( 7) Make That Spare 6:00 ( 2) 20th Century (1(11) Wild Bill Hickok 6:15 ( 4) (7) News ( 5) Bozo the Clown (11) Brothers Branigan 6:15 (4) (7) News "The violent World ot Sam (13) Goodwin Knight (11) Broken Arrow 12:30 ( 2) As World Turns 7:00 (2) Huff" 6:00 ( 4) (7) (13) News ( 4> Loretta Young 9:00 ( 2) Investigators 6:25 ( 2) Weather Sea Hunt ( 4) Meet the Press 6:20 (13) Harold Fishman 6:05 < 4) Wrather-Sports (C) ( 5) Mr. Lucky (13) Harold Fishman ( 4) Space lx>g 5> Bozo the Clown ( 5) Continental ( 5) Larry Finley ( 5) Invisible Man (1(11) Lrokcn Arrow 6:30 ( 2) (5) News 6:15 ( 4) <7) News ( 7) Make a Face ( 7) My Three Sons 6:30 ( 2) (5) News ( 7) Traffic Court ( 4) Curt Massey (C) (13) Goodwm Knight (13) Fashions on Parade ( 9) Movie ( 4) Curt Massey (C) ( 7) Lawrence Welk (13) News 6:05 ( 4) (7) Weather-Sports (C) "Crime of Passion" (13) Silent Service ( 7) McKenzie's Raiders 6:30 ( 2) (5) News 1:00 ( 2) Password Barbcia utanwvck ( 7) Grand Jury 6:15 ( 4> <7> News ( 9) Cartoon 6:30 ( 2) Mr.
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