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11:00 @} (13) Valiant Lady—Serial 8 @ Tennessee Ernie G} The Romper Room—Kids 11:15 @} (13) G4 Love of Life—Serial 8 4) @@ Tournament of Roses Parade—Pasadena Bill Goodwin and Betty White are host and hostess for the parade. Describing the floats and personalities in the line of march will be Ken Carpenter and Jeanne Baird. For details of this 90-minute telecast please see Tournament of Roses Parade box. (Pasadena, Cal.) Channel 69 will not telecast in, color. : 11:30 (13) G4) Search for Tomorrow—Serial 11:45 (13) G4) Guiding Light 11:55 @} NEWS-—Steve Fentress
AFTERNOON
12:00 Luncheon with Billy Lunchtime Little Theater 12:30 (13) Love Story 12:45 @ @) G6 COTTON BOWL-—TCU vs. Mississippi TCU meets Mississippi in Dallas. For details please see page A-28. & SUGAR BOWL—Pittsburgh vs. Georgia Tech Pittsburgh meets Georgia Tech in New Orleans. For details please see page A-28.
1:00 (3) ORANGE BOWL~— Oklahoma vs. Maryland Oklahoma meets Maryland in Miami, Fla. For details see page A-29.
© MOVIE—Drama “Brooklyn Orchid.” When business turns good for a couple of men operating a fleet of taxis, it only brings trouble. William Bendix, Joe Sawyer, Marjorie Woodworth.
2:00 ©} MOVIE—Drama “Our Town.” Life, love and death in a small town is dramatized. William Holden, Martha Scott, Fay Bainter, Beulah Bondi, Frank Craven, Thomas Mitchell.
3:30 @} (13) G4) On Your Account
A-30
JANUARY 2
(4) G9 @ SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS—Preview €2 SPORTS—Greatest Thrills © It's Chris—Kids
3:45 @ @ ROSE BOWL— Michigan State vs. UCLA Michigan State meets UCLA in Pasadena, Cal. For details please see page A-29.
4:00 @} The Early Show—Drama “Wedding March.” A solid businessman and a “rolling stone” vie for the hand of a girl who, on her wedding day, still has a decision to make. Larry Parks, Arlene Dahl, James Craig.
Little Rascals—Kids
©} Bandstand Matinee—Music Jim Lounsbury today entertains teenagers from La Follette Park. Five minutes
of local news with Les Monypenny at 5:05 P.M.
@) Story Time—Kids Miss Bunny, the Story Lady, tells the story of “Twelve by Mail Coach.” 4:15 @) The Movie Game—Kids “Safety in Winter,” is the film the kids quiz themselves on tonight.
Tournament of Roses Parade Charles E. Wilson, Secretary of Defense will be the Grand Marshal of the 67th parade. The queen of the parade is Joan Culver, 18, of La. Canada, Cal. Celebrities scheduled to appear are: Dinah Shore, Miss Universe, Miss USA, Hopalong Cassidy, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Leo Carrillo, Duncan Renaldo, Guy Madison, Andy Devine, Roberta Linn. Among the 61 floats entered in the parade are those from: Sweden, Mexico, St. Louis, San Antonio, Portland and Lansing, Mich. There are 20 bands in the parade, including the U.S. Air Force Band from Washington, D.C., and the champion high school band from Picayune, Miss. Besides the bands and the floats there will be 200 equestrian units. Some two million people are expected to line the streets of Pasadena to witness the parade.
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