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KTVF
CHANNEL II
CBS
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3'-5—Sacred Heart
I : —BASEBALL GAME OF THE
WEEK »CBS *
" :0—Championship Eride-:
€.~0—Exten;i n Service Film
€ AO—MR. ED (CBS)
TAO—LASSIE .CBS)
T.cC—DENNIS THE MENACE
(CBS)
-00—ED SULLIVAN )CBS)
£:C0—2CTH CENTURY <CES)
SCO—JACK BENNY <CBS>
1C:00—CANDID CAMERA (.CBS)
10:30—WHAT S MY LINE (CBS)
11:00—Theater 11
KFAR - TV
CHANNEL 2
NBC—ABC
3:30—WORLD OF SPORTS (ABC)
5:00—Live Bowling
6:00— INT'L SHOWTIME (NBC)
7:00—WALT DISNEY SHOW :
(NBC)
8:00—OZZIE & HARRIET (ABC)
8:30—TALL MAN (NBC)
9:00—HAZEL (NBC)
9:30—87TH PRECINCT (NBC)
10:30—Weather Map
10:35—Northward Theater
-PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
KTYF program highlights for
S: r.day are:
BASEBALL GAME OF THE
Y. ZEK—1:30—The New York Yank
ees meet the Baltimore Orioles.
MISTER ED—6:30—After Wilbur
discovers that Mister Ed never
ir.sses when picking the winner of
a horse race. Ed agrees to pick all !
the winners for one day.
LASSIE—7—Timmy’s amazement
turns to apprehension when a real
tiger swims to the shore of a lake
and follows him home like a dog. j
DENNIS THE MENACE—7:30— !
Dennis proves himself a valuable -
new friend when Mr. Wilson's
brother. John, arrives for a visit.
ED SULLIVAN — 8 — Guests in
clude Connie Francis, Jackie Wil
son. Red Buttons, Wayne and Shu
ster. and others.
TWENTIETH CENTURY — 9 —
“City Under the Ice-i . . . report on
Camp Century, the U.S. Army's
huge nuclear-powered base beneath
the Greenland icecap.
JACK BENNY—9:30—Jack can
r:t fall asleep, so he tries to relax
by practicing on his violin.
CANDID CAMERA—10—A knight
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Sunday
AT—For North Weekend
IC:~C—Call Prom London—EBC
Far North Weekend
3-:CC—News. Full Coverage Report
3":!5—Gov. Egan's News Conference
JS.JC-—Far North Afternoon
6:CC—News Full Coverage Report
6:-5—Religiovs Programming
S:t-C—Eest of Broadway
3T—KFRB Best in Music
IC C —Dateline. News
IS. CC—Midmte Matinee
24 Hour Dateline News Service
in shining armor may be every j
woman's ideal but when one actual
ly appears on the streets of New
York he gets the casual treatment.
KFAR-TV program highlights for
Sunday are:
INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME—
6—Outstanding European ice skat
ing stars.
DISNEY—7—Two warm-hearted
dog stories—Walter Pidgeon in one
segment: Rex Allen in second seg
ment of “The Wetback Hound."
OZZIE AND HARRIET—8—Rick
grades a test, and keeps his date
waiting.
TALL MAN —8:30 —Billy's ro
mance with runaway girl brings
tragedy in “Phoebe” episode.
HAZEL—9—Heat wave stirs Ha
zel to campaign for air conditioning
in "Heat Wave Show.”
87TH PRECINCT—9:30—Men are
hampered in case against teenage
murder suspect.
“Playboy." earmarked as one of
Columbia's most important under
takings for 1962. will go into pro
duction this summer starring Tony
Curtis.
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660 ON YOUR DIAL
Sunday
5:00—Something for Sunday
11:30—First Methodist Church
12:00—News and Weather
12:15—Something for Sunday
6:00—News
6:15—Seventh Cry Adventist Church
6-30—Old Fashioned Revival Hour
7:00—Calvary Baptist Church
7:Jo—Voice of Prophesy
3:05—Grace and Truth
9:30—Forward In Faith
iG 00—Back To God Hour
10:30—Sunday Showcase
| 11:00—Music Til Midnight
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NEW "MS. WILSON” — Veteran character actor Gale Gordon makes
his initial appearance on "Dennis the Menace” Sunday at 7 on
KTVF, Channel 11. He plays Mr. Wilson’s brother. John, a magazine
writer who ha.^ come for a stay at the Wilson heme.
STAR CN ED SULLIVAN SHOW
Some of the best-known names in
sports, comedy end music share the
spotlight on ’The Ed Sullivan
Show" Sunday at 8 on KTVF. Chan
nel Eleven. On the guest rosier are
Connie Francis, Hank Greenberg
Roger Maris. Rad Buttons. Johnny
Wayne and Frank Shuster. Stan
Kenton and Jackie Wilson.
Red Buttons headlines the come
dy segment with a humorous and
dramatic monologue typical of those
that have made him a leading night
club pertormer and motion picture
star. A wry. amusing lcok at West
erns will be offered by Wayne and
Shuster in a satiric sketch. The
Canadian funnymen will be making
their 40th appearance on the Sulli
van show, more than any other act
in the program’s history.
Hank Greenberg and Roger Maris
will offer tips to young baseball
players. The appearance of the two
New York Yankee sluggers will
mark the third successive week that
Sullivan has presented major-league
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sters.
Connie Francis, one of the coun
try's top recording stars, adds lus
1 ter to the musical portion of the
show. In her medley of tunes Miss
Francis will include ‘McNamara's
Band.' which she will perform in
a full-scale production number, ac
companied by the Hugh Lambert
Dancers.
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j Knigfat Appears
On City Streets
During ‘Camera’
A knight in shining armor may
be every woman’s ideal but when
one actually appears on the streets
of New York he gets the casual
treatment. At least, that’s what hap
pens in one of the featured vignettes
on “Candid Camera” Sunday at 10
on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
Tom O’Malley, “Candid Camera”
regular, carries his brashness to
the extreme in another segment
when he goes into a diner, helps
himself to a cup of hot water and
uses his own tea bag. He then asks
a waitress for some crackers, which
h freely flavors with ketchup as
he waits for a reaction.
Dorothy'Collins, as a lady in dis
tress, contacts a neighborhood store
; to complain that her washing ma
chine is broken and water is flood
ing her floor. The various men w ho
answer the telephone sympathize
with her and are patient—until wa
ter starts squirting out of the tele
phone mouth piece.
GO COLLEGIATE
The 33-year-old Brooklyn Para
mount Theater, second largest in
; New York City, will go out of
! business Aug. 31 and be incorp
orated into the downtown Brooklyn
facilities of Long Island University.
The theated is in a building which
the university purchased n 1950.
The orchestra section of the house
will be retained as an auditorium.
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