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Mmmmramr=Mumma Wild Bill Hickok CBS 11 :30 Sundown Valley - with Regulars & Dorothy Patrick; (SW&SD) MULTIPLE AND ACROSS THE BOARD SHOWS FRIDAY AUGUST 12 THRU FRIDAY AUGUST 19(Cont'd) mmitrrammrzur.mrrnmmtammrtnamvurammmmnummonmmmmmmmnrarzirrsamr=num=mm=mmrautrunnutramnutrnm WAY 07 THE WORLD CBS 4pm M thru 7 - Miss Emory -(0) by William Kendall Clarke; with (clor:..a Louis) Dorothy Hart, Joe Maross, Melinda Markey, Donald Hayden;(SD) WORLD OF MR..SUEBNEY NEC 4:30 regulars & M - Pan Thomas, Fred Eisley; Tu - Dorothy Francis; (Charlie Ruggles, W - Susan Steell, Carol Veazie, Harry Gresham; Thu - Harrison Glenn Walken, Helen Dowd; F - Kevin Coughlin, Wyrley Birch; (SW) by Bernice J. Ker- Wagner) man substituting for Wilson Lehr MODERN ROMANCES NBC 4:45 N thru F - Over the Fence -(0) by Anne Howard Bailey; with (Martha Scott) Belle Flower, Dortha Duckworth, Dean Harens, Marian Russell Stories of the Cen- UCBS-TV 5pm sat(8/13) - The Doolin Gang- (0) by Jce Richardson; with tury(Jim Davis).- regulars & Leo Gordon; Sun8/14) - Black Jack Ketchum - re- peat; (SD) VAUGIF MONROE :IBC 7:30(COLOR) Tu - Ethel Lee (S); Thu - models from KnoxVille, Tehn. MATT DENNIS NBC7:30(COLOR) N - Bonnie Lake (S); N - Terri Stevens(S); F - DeMarco Sis- ters (S) JULIUS LaROSA CBS7 :45 W - Felicia Sanders (3) UPBEAT! CBS 7:45 Tu & Thu - Al Fisher & Lou Marks (C) TONIGHT NBC 11 :30 M - Ricky Vera (S),Gonzales Gonzales 1C), Lalo Guerrero (S); (Steve Allen) Tu - Martha Tilton(S), Buster Keaton C); W - Dave Brubeck & his jazz trio (M) , Billie Holliday (s); Thu - Helen O'Con- nen; F - Kitty White(S&M), Jackie Cooper SATURDAY AUGUST 20 rommammtm=rummmm Commando Cody NBC llam Destroyers of the Sun - with regulars & John Crawford, Gloria TTUdd Holdren) Pall, Kenneth MacDonald, Eddie Foster, Dale Van Sickel, John Daheim; (SW & SD) OZARK JUBILEE ABC 7:30 Eddy Arnold subs for vacationing Red Foley (FROM SPRINGFIELD) MUSICAL CHAIRS NBC 9pm regulars & Connie Moore (S) Texaco -O'Connor ITC 9:30 Ricky Vera (s)t Gloria Noble, Carlos Vera, Ben Nelden, Connie Vera; (SW & SD) Damon Runyon Theatre CBS 10:30 Therels No Forever -(0) by Jack Harvey 8: Clark E. Reynolds; with John Ireland, Fay Wray, Sharon Baird, Joseph Downing, Frank Richards, William Hudson, Ly1J2 Latell; (SD) by Sidney Miller Mayor of the Town WRCA-TV 11 :15 Junior Voters -(0) by Erna Lazarus; with'regulars & Natalie (Thomas Mitchell] Wood, Dan Hiss, Cliff Sales, Bob Burton; (SD) SUNDAY AUGUST 21 mmmmramr=mumma Wild Bill Hickok CBS 11 :30 Sundown Valley - with regulars & Dorothy Patrick; (SW&SD) FRONTIERS OF FAITH NBC 3Pm Diary of a Country Priest -(0) by George Bernanos, (A) by John McGiver; with Gene Gross, Vilma Kurer, Charles Andre;(SD) Captain Gallant NBC 5:30 Twenty Fathoms Under the Desert -(0) by William N. Robson; 757ster Crabbe) with regulars & V1de Morley, Henry Beckman, Eugene Deckers, Jacques Ciron; (SD) IT'S MAGIC(Tripp) CBS 7pm Fred Keating, Roy Benson (both magicians) TOAST OF THE TOWN CBS 8pm Rosalind Russell, Gloria DeHaven (S), Eddie Albert, Ella Mae (Ed Sullivan) Morse (S), Marion Lorne (C), Tony Bennett (S), film clips from The Girl Rush COLGATE VARIETY NBC 8pm Harry Belafonte (s), Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy, Augie & HOUR Margo (D), Bob Williams & Red Dust (dog act) (FROM HOLLYWOOD) The Whistler WPIX 9Pm The Jubilee Earring - with Marguerite Chapman, Douglas Kennedy, Dani Sue Nolan, John Close, Edith Evanson, William Haade, Art Gilmore, William Forman; (SW & SD) PHILCO TELEVISION IBC 9pm Gretel -(0) by Vance Bourjaily; with Eva Stern, Geoffrey Horne, PLAYHOUSE Edmon Ryan, Esther Minciotti, Jeff Harris, Bess Johnson, Tom Ellis, August Ciolli; (SD) APPOINTMENT WITH CBS 10pm Five Star Crisis -(0) by Harold Gast; with Barbara Britton, ADVENTURE Hugh Reilly, Tonio Selwart, Nehemiah Persoff; (SD) R(1RC RRPORT - P/1 /1/:;c- Pave C mnr7vm cuntretivm.
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