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Television Next Week, 1956, December, 29
L, A. W. | December 29, 1956 issue

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This article presents a schedule of television programs to be broadcast during December 30, 1956 to January 4, 1956. "At Year's End-1956" is a special three-hour program reviewing events of the biggest news year since 1945. It will be aired on December 30. It will cover advances in the physical, biological and social science. The program will also feature a pictorial panorama of the ten biggest news events culled from two million feet of CBS. "The Boing-Boing Show" will feature Gerald McB's speechless communication which is an adroit cartoon presentation of the pathos of aloneness. Beneath the sophisticated humor there is tenderness and humanity. It will also be broadcast on December 30, 1956.

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TELEVISION programs; BOING-Boing Show, The (TV program); SOCIAL sciences; TELEVISION broadcasting; WIT & humor; HUMANITY
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