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What's on TV? Thursday, January 14, 1971

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This week we're in Philadelphia, all set to have a good time. We're halfway through the first month of the year, and as you'll see, some of the new season's hopefuls are already dropping off the schedule. Whoever said April was the cruelest month obviously wasn't a television producer.



KYW, Channel 3 (NBC)

Morning


06:10a
News (local) (B&W)

06:15a
Fair Adventure (B&W)

06:45a
Farm, Home and Garden

06:55a
Today in Philadelphia

07:00a
Today (guest engineer William Lear)

09:00a
McLean & Company

10:00a
Dinah’s Place (guest Frank Sinatra)

10:30a
Concentration

11:00a
Sale of the Century

11:30a
The Hollywood Squares (guests Richard Crenna, Paul Lynde, Jan Murray, Della Reese, Phil Silvers, Karen Valentine)

Afternoon


12:00p
News, Weather (local)

12:25p
CBS News

12:30p
Mike Douglas (guests Robert Morse, Vidal Sassoon, Faron Young, Muriel Grossfeld)

02:00p
Days of Our Lives

02:30p
The Doctors

03:00p
Another World/Bay City

03:30p
Bright Promise

04:00p
Another World/Somerset

04:30p
David Frost (guests Andy Griffith, Richard Linke)

Evening


06:00p
News, Weather and Sports (local)

06:30p
NBC Nightly News

07:00p
News, Weather, Sports (local)

07:30p
Flip Wilson (guests Zero Mostel, Steve Lawrence, Roberta Flack)

08:30p
Bob Hope (Christmas tour; guests Ursula Andress, Johnny Bench, Lola Falana, Bobbi Martin, the Golddiggers, Miss World Jennifer Hosten)

10:00p
Dean Martin (guests Orson Welles, Charles Nelson Reilly, Don Rice)

11:00p
News, Weather and Sports (local)

11:30p
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

Distinguished guests on today's shows, with Frank Sinatra on Dinah Shore's show (not only singing, but cooking spaghetti!), and Orson Welles reading the story of Noah on Dean Martin's. And if you read Saturday's piece, you'll recognize that the guest appearing with Andy Griffith on David Frost's show is his longtime agent, Dick Linke.


WFIL, Channel 6 (ABC)

Morning


06:30a
Operation Alphabet

07:00a
Thunderbirds

07:30a
Captain Noah

08:30a
Popeye Theater

09:30a
Fashions in Sewing

09:40a
Connie Roussin

09:50p
News (local)

10:00a
Target

10:30a
On Camera

11:00a
The Movie Game (guest Richard Crenna, Norm Crosby, Dan Dailey, Angie Dickinson Michele Lee, Burt Reynolds)

11:30a
That Girl

Afternoon


12:00p
Bewitched

12:30p
A World Apart

01:00p
All My Children

01:30p
Let’s Make a Deal

02:00p
The Newlywed Game

02:30p
The Dating Game

03:00p
General Hospital

03:30p
Jury Trials

04:00p
Dark Shadows

04:30p
I Love Lucy (B&W)

05:00p
Truth or Consequences

05:30p
To Tell the Truth

Evening


06:00p
News, Weather and Sports (local)

06:30p
ABC Evening News with Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner

07:00p
What’s My Line? (panelists Arlene Francis, Anita Gillette, Robert Morse, Soupy Sales)

07:30p
Matt Lincoln (last show of the series)

08:30p
Bewitched

09:00p
Barefoot in the Park (last show of the series)

09:30p
The Odd Couple

10:00p
The Immortal (last show of the series)

11:00p
News, Weather and Sports (local)

11:30p
Dick Cavett (guest Norman Mailer)

01:00a
News (local)

01:15a
The Rifleman (B&W)

And so ends Vince Edwards' return to series television tonight with the final episode of Matt Lincoln, followed by the end of the first half of the Neil Simon sitcoms, Barefoot in the Park, and Christopher George's Fugitive-like series The Immortal. Matt Lincoln will be replaced by the debut of Alias Smith and Jones, while Barefoot in the Park makes room for Make Room for Granddaddy, and The Odd Couple moves to Friday in order for Dan August, the target of Cleveland Amory's review this week, to take over the hour that included The Immortal.


WCAU, Channel 10 (CBS)

Morning


06:00a
Sunrise Semester

06:30a
Explorer 10

07:00a
CBS Morning News

08:00a
Captain Kangaroo

09:00a
Betty Hughes (guest Dionne Warwick)

09:30a
The Farmer’s Daughter

10:00a
The Lucy Show

10:30a
The Beverly Hillbillies

11:00a
Family Affair

11:30a
Love of Life

Afternoon


12:00p
Where the Heart Is

12:30p
Search for Tomorrow

01:00p
The Galloping Gourmet

01:30p
As the World Turns

02:00p
Love is a Many Splendored Thing

02:30p
The Guiding Light

03:00p
The Secret Storm

03:30p
The Edge of Night

04:00p
Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.

04:30p
Movie – “Malaya” (B&W)

Evening


06:00p
News, Weather and Sports (local)

07:00p
CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite

07:30p
Family Affair

08:00p
Jim Nabors (guest Robert Goulet)

09:00p
CBS Thursday Night Movie – “Five Branded Women”

11:00p
News, Weather and Sports (local)

11:30p
Merv Griffin (tribute to the silent film era)

01:00a
Movie – “Red Ball Express”

02:35a
News (local)

Would you have any idea that Five Branded Women was about World War II intrigue? No matter; Judith Crist calls it "a shoddy 1960 international mishmash that shows you five lovely ladies as near-bald collaborators in World war II." Does that mean it isn't worth watching, then?


WPHL, Channel 17 (Ind.)

Morning


09:30a
At Your Service

10:00a
Jack LaLanne

10:30a
Rocket Robin Hood

11:00a
Johnny Cypher

11:30a
Mantrap

Afternoon


12:00p
Jeopardy

12:30p
The Who, What or Where Game

12:55p
NBC News (Floyd Kalber)

01:00p
One Life to Live

01:30p
Words and Music

02:00p
Run For Your Life

03:00p
Astroboy

03:30p
King Kong

04:00p
The Lone Ranger (B&W)

04:30p
The Three Stooges (B&W)

05:00p
Speed Racer

05:30p
Spiderman

Evening


06:00p
Patty Duke (B&W)

06:30p
Daniel Boone

07:30p
Of Lands and Seas

08:30p
NBA Basketball (76ers at Bulls)

10:30p
The Twilight Zone (B&W)

11:00p
Can You Top This? (guests Joey Adams, Morey Amsterdam, George Jessel)

11:30p
Movie – “Romance on the High Seas”

Rocket Robin Hood! Remember that cartoon? I'll bet it's probably been 40 years since I've thought about it. Upon further reflection, I find that I wasn't missing a thing. 


WTAF, Channel 29 (Ind.)

Morning


07:30a
News Watch

08:15a
Black History

08:20a
News Watch

08:30a
Bozo

09:00a
Skipper Ryle

10:00a
Romper Room

11:00a
Phil Donahue (guest Rev. Richard Unsworth)

11:55a
Cover Up with Adele

Afternoon


12:00p
Popeye & Pals

12:30p
Naked Truth

12:55p
News Watch

01:00p
Divorce Court

01:30p
Girl Talk (guests Stiller and Meara)

02:00p
Phil Donahue (guest Rev. Richard Unsworth)

02:55p
Black History

03:00p
Beat the Clock

03:30p
Adam, Popeye & Pals

05:00p
Land of the Giants

Evening


06:00p
The Flying Nun

06:30p
I Dream of Jeannie

07:00p
Dragnet

07:30p
Steve Allen

09:00p
Virginia Graham

10:00p
The Saint (B&W)

11:00p
News Probe

11:30p
Roller Derby

12:30a
Black History

12:35a
News Watch

11:55am - Cover Up with Adele. Not that Adele.  


WLVT, Channel 39 (Allentown) (PBS)

Morning


07:45a
Sesame Street

08:45a
Classroom

Afternoon


03:45p
The Magic Window

Evening


06:00p
Sesame Street

07:00p
Misterogers

07:30p
The French Chef

08:00p
Washington News

08:30p
NET Playhouse

10:00p
News (local)

10:30p
Northampton Country

Tonight on The French Chef, Julia Child makes "la tarte Tatin, an upside-down tart often served in the best Paris restaurants." 


WKBS, Channel 48 (Ind.)

Afternoon


12:00p
Delaware Valley Today

12:30p
Dickory Doc Cartoons

01:00p
Movie – “My Favorite Wife” (B&W)

03:00p
Kimba

03:30p
The Banana Splits

04:30p
The Flintstones

05:00p
The Munsters

05:30p
Get Smart

Evening


06:00p
Star Trek

07:00p
Dick Van Dyke (B&W)

07:30p
It Takes a Thief

08:30p
Candid Camera

09:00p
The Avengers (B&W)

10:00p
Perry Mason (B&W)

11:00p
Alfred Hitchcock Presents

11:30p
Movie – “Flight for Freedom”


It Takes a Thief hasn't even been off the air a year, and it's already in syndication. That, with the rest o the primetime lineup, makes for a pretty good night of classic television, if I do say so myself. 

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