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Television Next Week, 1957, February, 02

February 2, 1957 issue

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This article presents the schedule and introduction to various television programs which are to be telecasted from February 3-7. In the program Odyssey, to be broadcast on the television station CBS on February 3, Baker Street Irregulars, dedicated to the memory of the famous character Sherlock Holmes, admit cameras and narrator Charles Collingwood to a meeting. The program No License to Kill to be broadcast on the television station NBC on Monday, February 4, is a Drama about an automobile accident, its cause and results.

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TELEVISION programs; BROADCASTING; TELEVISION broadcasting; TELEVISION stations; ODYSSEY (TV program); DRAMA
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