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WFLD Channel 32 - 10 O'Clock Movie - "My Little Chickadee" (Opening, 1983)

Here's an oddity - who knew WFLD had a 10pm movie at one point?

Here is the opening of the 10 O'Clock Movie presentation of "My Little Chickadee" [1940] starring Mae West and W.C. Fields, on WFLD Channel 32. (voiceover by Jim Barton)

The graphics are very similar to the type used for the WFLD "Premiere Movie".

Preceded by a WFLD Lincoln's Birthday bumper (voiceover by Jim Barton)

This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, February 12th 1983 at 10:00pm.

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