| 
 | ⊙  O'Connor, Donald | 
|        | 
 The Donald O'Connor Show / Here Comes Donald (comedy-variety) | 
 Here Comes Donald | 
  | 
 | ⊙  O'Dea, Anne Caldwell | 
SEE:  Anne Caldwell | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  O'Keefe, Lester | 
|        | 
 The Voice Of Firestone (music) | 
 In My Garden (lyric added by O'Keefe) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  O'Kun, Lan | 
|        | 
 The Dick Cavett Show [#4] (variety) | 
 Dick Cavett Opening and Closing | 
|        | 
 The Shari Lewis Show (children) | 
 Shariland | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Oakland, Ben | 
|        | 
 The George Jessel Show (musical variety) | 
 Roses In December,           from  the 1937 film "The Life Of The Party | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Olafson, Bill | 
|        | 
 Laramie (western, starring Robert Fuller and John Smith) | 
 Laramie (lyrics added by Olafson) | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Oland, Pamela Phillips | 
SEE:  Pamela Phillips | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Olcott, Chauncey | 
|        | 
 Duffy's Tavern (sitcom, starring Ed Gardner) | 
 When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (lyric by Olcott) | 
|        | 
 Duffy's Tavern (sitcom, starring Ed Gardner) | 
 When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (lyric by Olcott) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Oldfield, Willard Alan | 
|        | 
 Armstrong Circle Theatre (dramatic anthology) | 
 Armstrong Opening Signature | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Oliver, Tommy | 
|        | 
 Name That Tune (musical quiz) | 
 Name That Tune (Theme) (music by Oliver) | 
|        | 
 Name That Tune (musical quiz) | 
 New $100,000 Name That Tune Sig (Theme) (music by Oliver) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Oliver, Victor ("Vic") | 
|        | 
 Studio One (dramatic anthology) | 
 Prelude to the Stars | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Olmsted, Jeffrey S. ("Jeff") | 
|        | 
 The Joe Franklin Show (talk) | 
 Joe Franklin Closing Theme | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Olsen, Johnny | 
|        | 
 This Is The Life / The Fisher Family / Patterns For Living (religious anthology) | 
 This Is The Life | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Olson, Henry Russell | 
SEE:  Henry Russell | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Oppenheimer, Jess  (producer of the series)
 | 
|        | 
 Angel (sitcom, starring Annie Farge and Marshall Thompson) | 
 Angel | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Orenstein, Larry | 
|        | 
 Bachelor Father (sitcom, starring John Forsythe) | 
 Bachelor Father M & E | 
|        | 
 The Rounders (sitcom, starring Patrick Wayne and Chill Wills) | 
 Theme from 'The Rounders' (lyric added by Orenstein) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Orlob, Harold | 
|        | 
 The Gay Nineties Revue (musical variety, hosted by Joe Howard) | 
 I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now | 
|        | 
 The Original Amateur Hour (talent show) | 
 Stand By | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Ortega, Frankie | 
|        | 
 King Of Diamonds (adventure, with Broderick Crawford) | 
 King of Diamonds", from "King of Diamonds | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Orton, Irvine Campbell ("Irv") | 
|        | 
 About Faces (game show) | 
 About Faces (music by Orton) | 
|        | 
 The Man Called X (spy drama, starring Barry Sullivan) | 
 Man Called X | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Osmond, Alan Ralph | 
|        | 
 Donny And Marie / The Osmond Family Show / Marie (musical variety) | 
 I Want To Thank You (theme from N B C T.V. show 'Marie') (music by Osmond) | 
|        | 
 Donny And Marie / The Osmond Family Show / Marie (musical variety) | 
 May Tomorrow Be A Perfect Day | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Osmond, Jimmy | 
|        | 
 Donny And Marie / The Osmond Family Show / Marie (musical variety) | 
 I Want To Thank You (theme from N B C T.V. show 'Marie') | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Osmond, M. Wayne | 
|        | 
 Donny And Marie / The Osmond Family Show / Marie (musical variety) | 
 I Want To Thank You (theme from N B C T.V. show 'Marie') | 
|        | 
 Donny And Marie / The Osmond Family Show / Marie (musical variety) | 
 May Tomorrow Be A Perfect Day | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Osmond, Merrill Davis | 
|        | 
 Donny And Marie / The Osmond Family Show / Marie (musical variety) | 
 May Tomorrow Be A Perfect Day | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Osser, Abe ("Glenn")  (professional name of Abe Arthur Osser)
 | 
|        | 
 The Alcoa Hour (dramatic anthology) | 
 Alcoa Theme | 
|        | 
 The Elgin TV Hour (dramatic anthology) | 
 Elgin Theme | 
|        | 
 The Miss America Pageant (beauty contest, hosted by Bert Parks) | 
 Miss America Grand March | 
|        | 
 The Miss America Pageant (beauty contest, hosted by Bert Parks) | 
 Miss America TV Opening | 
|        | 
 The Miss America Pageant (beauty contest, hosted by Bert Parks) | 
 She's Our Miss America | 
|        | 
 Music For A Summer Night /...A Spring Night (musical variety) | 
 Music For A Summer Night | 
|        | 
 Oldsmobile Music Theatre (music) | 
 Music Theatre Theme | 
|        | 
 Pulitzer Prize Playhouse (dramatic anthology) | 
 Pulitzer Prize Playhouse Theme | 
|        | 
 Studio One (dramatic anthology) | 
 Studio One | 
|        | 
 The U. S. Steel Hour (dramatic anthology) | 
 Open/Close from "U. S. Steel Hour Cues | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Osser, Abe Arthur | 
SEE:  Abe ("Glenn") Osser | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Osser, Edna | 
|        | 
 The Colgate Comedy Hour (comedy-variety) | 
 Laugh At Show Time (words by Osser) | 
|        | 
 The Miss America Pageant (beauty contest, hosted by Bert Parks) | 
 She's Our Miss America | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Otto, J. Frank  (Professional Name of Joseph Francis Otto)
 | 
|        | 
 Issues and Answers (public affairs) | 
 Issues and Answers | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Otto, Joseph Francis | 
SEE:  J. Frank Otto | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Otto, Susan | 
|        | 
 Beat The Clock (quiz show, with Bud Collyer) | 
 All New Beat The Clock (Open/Close) | 
|        | 
 Issues and Answers (public affairs) | 
 Issues and Answers (Op and Cl Theme) | 
|        | 
 The Price Is Right (quiz show) | 
 Price Is Right (Closing Theme) | 
|        | 
 To Tell The Truth (game show) | 
 To Tell The Truth Sig Theme | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Owens, Buck | 
|        | 
 Hee Haw (country-style comedy-variety) | 
 Hee Haw Show Close : version II | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Page, Donald | 
|        | 
 Lock-Up (legal drama, starring MacDonald Carey) | 
 Lock-Up Theme | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pahl, Melvin F. | 
|        | 
 Stanley (sitcom, starring Buddy Hackett with Carol Burnett) | 
 Stanley | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Paich, Martin L. ("Marty") | 
|        | 
 The Smothers Brothers Show [#3] (comedy-variety) | 
 The Smothers Brothers (1975) Show | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Palmaro, Christopher John | 
|        | 
 NBC Color Movies (since 1961) | 
 Movie of the Week Theme (from the 1979 'Proud as a Peacock' promotion campaign) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Palmer, Cedric King | 
|        | 
 The Eleventh Hour (medical drama) | 
 Eleventh Hour Theme", based upon "The Film Opens | 
|        | 
 The Eleventh Hour (medical drama) | 
 The Film Opens | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Palmer, Craig Everett | 
|        | 
 Eyewitness News (local news concept used nationally) | 
 Eyewitness News | 
|        | 
 Local San Diego Classic TV Themes (local shows) | 
 Country Livin', from the Network Production Music library | 
|        | 
 Local San Diego Classic TV Themes (local shows) | 
 Iron Horse, from the Network Production Music library | 
|        | 
 Local San Diego Classic TV Themes (local shows) | 
 Ponderosa, from the Network Production Music library | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Palmer, John F. | 
|        | 
 The O. Henry Playhouse (dramatic anthology) | 
 Band Organ [hurdy-gurdy] arrangement of "The Band Played On (music by Palmer) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Palmer, Winifred | 
|        | 
 The Eleventh Hour (medical drama) | 
 Eleventh Hour Theme", based upon "The Film Opens (music adapted by Palmer) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Panico, Frank ("Porky") | 
|        | 
 Siskel & Ebert (At the Movies) / Sneak Previews (film reviews) | 
 At The Movies Theme (Sig) | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Papathanassiou, Evanghelos ("Vangelis") | 
SEE:  Vangelis | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Parham, Alfred H. | 
|        | 
 The West Point Story (dramatic anthology) | 
 The Official West Point March" (Trio section) (lyric by Parham) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Paris, Norman | 
|        | 
 I've Got a Secret (quiz/panel) | 
 I've Got a Secret Theme | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Parish, Mitchell | 
|        | 
 Be Our Guest (musical variety) | 
 Moonlight Serenade (lyric by Parish) | 
|        | 
 In The Morgan Manner (musical variety, hosted by Russ Morgan) | 
 Does Your Heart Beat For Me? (lyric by Parish) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Parker, Alice | 
|        | 
 Rawhide (western, starring Eric Fleming and Clint Eastwood) | 
 Rawhide Prelude Sig | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Parker, Clifton ("Clif") | 
|        | 
 Interpol Calling (police drama, starring Charles Korvin) | 
 Interpol Calling (Main & End) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Parker, Dorothy | 
|        | 
 The Dick Cavett Show / This Morning (daytime, talk/interview) | 
 Overture (to 'Candide') | 
|        | 
 The Dick Cavett Show [#2] (talk/interview) | 
 Overture (to 'Candide') | 
|        | 
 The Dick Cavett Show [#5] (talk/interview) | 
 Overture (to 'Candide') | 
|        | 
 The Dick Cavett Show [#6] (talk/interview) | 
 Overture (to 'Candide') | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Parnes, Paul | 
|        | 
 Dennis The Menace (sitcom, with Jay North as Dennis) | 
 Dennis The Menace (lyrics added later by Parnes) | 
|        | 
 The Gray Ghost (adventure, starring Tod Andrews) | 
 The Gray Ghost | 
|        | 
 Masterpiece Theatre (theatrical anthology) | 
 The Masterpiece, based upon Mouret's "Rondeau, from the 'First Symphonic Suite' | 
|        | 
 Rocky And His Friends/The Bullwinkle Show (cartoons, created by Jay Ward) | 
 Fractured Fairy Tales Sig. | 
|        | 
 Rocky And His Friends/The Bullwinkle Show (cartoons, created by Jay Ward) | 
 The No-Good-Nik Song (Boris and Natasha) | 
|        | 
 Rocky And His Friends/The Bullwinkle Show (cartoons, created by Jay Ward) | 
 Peabody Here! | 
|        | 
 Rocky And His Friends/The Bullwinkle Show (cartoons, created by Jay Ward) | 
 Peabody's Improbable History | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Parsons, Geoffrey Clarmont ("Geoff") | 
|        | 
 The Adventures of William Tell (adventure, starring Conrad Phillips) | 
 The William Tell Freedom Song | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pascal, Milton | 
|        | 
 Tales of Wells Fargo (western, starring Dale Robertson) | 
 Legend of Wells Fargo, from Tales of Wells Fargo (lyric by Pascal) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pasqua, Alan James | 
|        | 
 CBS [Evening] News [and other CBS news shows] [The] (prime-time network news and public affairs) | 
 C B S News Theme | 
|        | 
 CBS [Evening] News [and other CBS news shows] [The] (prime-time network news and public affairs) | 
 CBS Evening News Theme 1991 | 
|        | 
 CBS [Evening] News [and other CBS news shows] [The] (prime-time network news and public affairs) | 
 CBS Morning News Theme | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Patterson, Richard Edward ("Rick") | 
|        | 
 CBS [Evening] News [and other CBS news shows] [The] (prime-time network news and public affairs) | 
 CBS Evening News Theme 1991 | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Paul, Carlina Francesca | 
|        | 
 All My Children (soap opera) | 
 All My Children (lyric added by Paul) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Paul, Charles F. | 
|        | 
 The Aldrich Family (situation comedy) | 
 Aldrich Sub-Theme | 
|        | 
 Another World (soap opera) | 
 Another World Theme | 
|        | 
 As The World Turns (soap opera) | 
 Simple Melody | 
|        | 
 As The World Turns (soap opera) | 
 Theme for 'As The World Turns' | 
|        | 
 The Guiding Light (soap opera) | 
 La Lumiere / La Lanterne | 
|        | 
 The Guiding Light (soap opera) | 
 Ritournelle | 
|        | 
 The Guiding Light (soap opera) | 
 Rue d'Or / La Lumiere | 
|        | 
 Love Of Life (soap opera) | 
 And Then It Happened | 
|        | 
 Love Of Life (soap opera) | 
 Waiting | 
|        | 
 Martin Kane, Private Eye (detective drama, starring Lee Tracy) | 
 Martin Kane Theme | 
|        | 
 One Life To Live (soap opera) | 
 One Life To Live | 
|        | 
 The Secret Storm (soap opera) | 
 Secret Storm Opening | 
|        | 
 The Secret Storm (soap opera) | 
 The Secret Storm", based upon a 2nd Movement theme in the Brahms' "Concerto in A Minor for Violin and Cello (Opus 102) (adaptation by Paul) | 
|        | 
 Somerset / Another World in Somerset / This Is Somerset (soap opera) | 
 Another World Theme | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Paul, Dina Dore | 
|        | 
 All My Children (soap opera) | 
 All My Children (music by Paul) | 
|        | 
 The Guiding Light (soap opera) | 
 Ritournelle | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Paul, Edward | 
|        | 
 Judge Roy Bean (western, starring Edgard Buchanan and Jack Beutel) | 
 Land of the Pecos | 
|        | 
 Topper (situation comedy, with Leo G. Carroll) | 
 Topper | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pearl, Howard M. | 
|        | 
 Mary (comedy variety, starring Mary Tyler Moore) | 
 Mary (Opening and Closing Theme) | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Pearlman, Sheridan | 
SEE:  Jimmie Haskell | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pearson, Johnny | 
|        | 
 ABC N.F.L. Monday Night Football (sports) | 
 Heavy Action | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pendarvis, Jr., Leroy Leon | 
|        | 
 NBC Color Movies (since 1961) | 
 NBC Big Event Theme | 
|        | 
 NBC Color Movies (since 1961) | 
 NBC LateNight Movie Theme 1979 | 
|        | 
 NBC Color Movies (since 1961) | 
 NBC's Mystery Theatre Theme | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Penny, Lee | 
|        | 
 Local San Diego Classic TV Themes (local shows) | 
 Laugh and Be Happy | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pepper, Arthur E. ("Art") | 
|        | 
 The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show (dance party) | 
 Easy Steppin' | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Perito, Nick | 
|        | 
 The Dick Cavett Show / This Morning (daytime, talk/interview) | 
 This Morning | 
|        | 
 The Don Knotts Show (comedy-variety) | 
 Knotts and Bolts (Sig) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Perkins, Frank S. | 
|        | 
 Mr. Roberts (sitcom, with Roger Smith) | 
 Mister Roberts (Main and End) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Perrey, Jean-Jacques  (aka Jean Marcel Leroy)
 | 
|        | 
 The Joker's Wild (game/quiz show) | 
 The Joker's Wild (Sig) | 
|        | 
 The Joker's Wild (game/quiz show) | 
 The Savers | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Perry, Alfred | 
|        | 
 The Gertrude Berg Show (sitcom) | 
 Alma Mater (lyric by Perry) | 
|        | 
 The Gertrude Berg Show (sitcom) | 
 College Fight Song (lyric by Perry) | 
|        | 
 How To Marry A Millionaire (sitcom, starring Barbara Eden) | 
 How To Marry A Millionaire | 
|        | 
 People Will Talk (game show, hosted by Dennis James) | 
 People Will Talk Theme (lyric by Perry) | 
|        | 
 The Rifleman (western, starring Chuck Connors) | 
 New End Credits Rifleman (lyrics by Perry) | 
|        | 
 The Rifleman (western, starring Chuck Connors) | 
 New Main Title Rifleman (lyrics by Perry) | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Phillips, Alexander Van Cleve | 
SEE:  Van Phillips | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Phillips, Pamela  (professional name of Pamela Phillips Oland)
 | 
|        | 
 How The West Was Won (western, starring James Arness) | 
 How The West Was Won Theme (lyric added by Phillips) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Phillips, Stu | 
|        | 
 The Donna Reed Show (sitcom) | 
 The Donna Reed Show Theme | 
|        | 
 Harry's Girls (sitcom, starring Larry Blyden) | 
 Theme from 'Harry's Girls' (music by Phillips) | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Phillips, Stuart John | 
SEE:  Stu Phillips | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Phillips, Van  (professional name of Alexander Van Cleve Phillips)
 | 
|        | 
 Crusader Rabbit (cartoon) | 
 Juggins | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pierce, Tedd | 
|        | 
 The Bugs Bunny Show (cartoons, including other WB characters) | 
 April--Ollie Owl | 
|        | 
 The Bugs Bunny Show (cartoons, including other WB characters) | 
 Daffy Duck | 
|        | 
 The Bugs Bunny Show (cartoons, including other WB characters) | 
 Foghorn Leghorn | 
|        | 
 The Bugs Bunny Show (cartoons, including other WB characters) | 
 Henerry <sic> Hawk | 
|        | 
 The Bugs Bunny Show (cartoons, including other WB characters) | 
 October--Hippety Hopper | 
|        | 
 The Bugs Bunny Show (cartoons, including other WB characters) | 
 Sylvester The Cat | 
|        | 
 The Bugs Bunny Show (cartoons, including other WB characters) | 
 Tweety Bird | 
|        | 
 The Bugs Bunny Show (cartoons, including other WB characters) | 
 Yosemite Sam | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Pietsch, Harold Eugene | 
SEE:  Scooter Pietsch | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pietsch, Scooter  (professional name of Harold Eugene Pietsch)
 | 
|        | 
 You Asked For It (audience requests) | 
 You Asked For It Theme | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Pincus, Barry Alan | 
SEE:  Barry Manilow | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pines, Judith | 
|        | 
 King Of Diamonds (adventure, with Broderick Crawford) | 
 King of Diamonds | 
|        | 
 Rip-Cord (adventure) | 
 Rip-Cord | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pintoff, Ernie | 
|        | 
 Occasional Wife (sitcom) | 
 Occasional Wife | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Planquette, Robert | 
|        | 
 Assignment: Foreign Legion (dramatic anthology, hosted by Merle Oberon) | 
 March Theme from 'Assignment: Foreign Legion', The (based on a melody by Planquette) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Plumb, Edward H. | 
|        | 
 The Three Stooges (slapstick comedy shorts) | 
 Three Blind Mice (Signature) [the nursery rhyme tune] | 
|        | 
 The Three Stooges (slapstick comedy shorts) | 
 Three Blind Mice (Signature) [the nursery rhyme tune] | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pober, Leon | 
|        | 
 Father Knows Best (situation comedy) | 
 Father Knows Best (lyrics added by Pober) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Poddany, Eugene Frank | 
|        | 
 Tom And Jerry (cartoons) | 
 Tom and Jerry Opening and Closing | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pollack, Lew | 
|        | 
 Mantovani (musical variety) | 
 Charmaine", from the 1926 film "What Price Glory? (lyric by Pollack) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Ponce, Manuel M. | 
|        | 
 Valiant Lady (daytime serial) | 
 Estrellita (My Little Star), No. 2 from 'Dos Canciones Mexicanas' (Two Songs of Mexico) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Popp, Andre Charles Jean | 
|        | 
 Girl Talk (daytime talk, w/first host Virginia Graham) | 
 The Portuguese Washerwomen (Les Lavandieres du Portugal) (music by Popp) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Porter, Cole | 
|        | 
 Operation: Entertainment (variety, hosted by Jim Lange) | 
 You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To | 
|        | 
 You Bet Your Life (quiz, with Groucho Marx) | 
 It's De-Lovely | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Post, Mike  (professional name of Leland Michael Postil)
 | 
|        | 
 ABC Color Movies (since 1961) | 
 ABC Mystery Movie Theme | 
|        | 
 Columbo (detective, starring Peter Falk) | 
 ABC Mystery Movie Theme | 
|        | 
 Hunter [#3] (police drama, starring Fred Dryer) | 
 Hunter: Main Title | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Postil, Leland Michael | 
SEE:  Mike Post | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pottle, Sam  (professional name of Samuel H. Pottle)
 | 
|        | 
 The Muppets (marionettes-puppets-satire) | 
 Closing Theme | 
|        | 
 The Muppets (marionettes-puppets-satire) | 
 The Muppet Show Theme | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Pottle, Samuel H. | 
SEE:  Sam Pottle | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Prescott, Norman ("Norm")  (also producer of the series)
 | 
|        | 
 Flash Gordon (science fiction) | 
 Flash Gordon Theme (Op/Cl Titles) | 
|        | 
 Heckle And Jeckle (cartoons) | 
 Heckle And Jeckle (Sig) (Series Theme) | 
|        | 
 Star Trek (science fiction, starring William Shatner) | 
 Star Trek Theme (M&E) Signature | 
|        | 
 Tarzan (cartoon series) | 
 Batman Theme | 
|        | 
 Tarzan (cartoon series) | 
 Super 7 Theme | 
|        | 
 Tarzan (cartoon series) | 
 Tarzan/Lone Ranger/Zorro Adv. Hr. (M & E) | 
|        | 
 Tarzan (cartoon series) | 
 Tarzan/Ranger Theme (Sig) | 
|        | 
 Tom And Jerry (cartoons) | 
 Tom & Jerry (Sig) (M T) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Previn, André G. | 
|        | 
 The Aquanauts (adventure) | 
 Aquanauts Main & End Title | 
|        | 
 A Man Called Shenandoah (western, starring Robert Horton) | 
 O Shenandoah! (adapted & arranged by Previn) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Pribor, Richard | 
|        | 
 The Marge and Gower Champion Show (sitcom) | 
 Let's Dance, Let's Dance, Let's Dance (music by Pribor) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Price, Chilton | 
|        | 
 The Jo Stafford Show (musical variety) | 
 You Belong To Me | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Prince, Robert ("Bob") | 
|        | 
 The Bold Ones (rotating drama) | 
 The Bold Ones Main Title (??) | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Prokofiev, Sergei | 
|        | 
 Omnibus (fine arts, with host Alistair Cooke) | 
 The Summer Fairy (No. 13), from Act I of the "Cinderella" Ballet, aka:"Cendrillon" (Op. 87) | 
  | 
 | ⊙  Putnam, Belinda | 
SEE:  Valerie Clark | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Putnam, William ("Bill") | 
|        | 
 Lunch With Soupy Sales* (comedy) | 
 Flying Fingers | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Quigley, Jack | 
|        | 
 Words And Music (musical quiz, hosted by Wink Martindale) | 
 The Words And Music Song | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Quine, Richard H. | 
|        | 
 The Jean Arthur Show (sitcom) | 
 Merry Merry-Go-Round Theme | 
  
  | 
 | ⊙  Quinn, Don | 
|        | 
 Yancy Derringer (western, starring Jock Mahoney) | 
 Yancy Derringer (lyric by Quinn) |