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WGN Channel 9 - Ending of The Cisco Kid and Opening of The Lone Ranger (1980)
Views: 4539
Here's the ending of an episode of The Cisco Kid (starring Duncan Renaldo as Cisco and Leo Carrillo as Pancho) and beginning of an episode of The Lone Ranger on WGN Channel 9. (picture's a bit fuzzy) ;-) Includes:
Ending moments of final act of Cisco Kid episode, "Magician of Jamesville" (original airdate March 15th 1956, per IMDb)
Commercial: 1st Metropolitan Builde...
WGN Channel 9 - Family Classics - "Chad Hanna" (Opening, 1982)
Views: 1929
Here's the opening of the Family Classics presentation of Chad Hanna [1940] on WGN Channel 9.
Hosted by Frazier Thomas.
Preceded by a WGN bumper promo for "The Big Valley" capped with a short "Superman" station ID (voiceover by Jack Taylor)
The Family Classics theme song was called "Moviescope" and was a piece of library music c...
WSNS Channel 44 - The Beatles Cartoon (Commercial Breaks #1, 1982)
Views: 3665
Here are some commercial breaks from WSNS Channel 44 in Chicago showing the Beatles cartoon. This aired on local Chicago television Wednesday, June 2nd 1982 or Thursday, June 3rd 1982. Includes:
Ending of Leave it to Beaver on Channel 44.
Support your Mental Health Association
WSNS Channel 44 and ON TV ID bumper
Beatles on TV 44 card bumper
The Picture Bible
ON TV Subscription Television - Holmes Vs. C...
Krazy Glue - "Let Krazy Glue Do It!"
(Again) (Commercial, 1981)
Views: 1159
Here's another commercial for Krazy Glue, which shows the many ways how broken objects can be repaired.
This is a different commercial from, but made in the same year as, this ad which aired two years before - and which features the same funk-and-discofied jingle. Unlike the earlier clip, however, this is shown as originally broadcast - in color.
(C) 1978 Krazy Glue, Inc.
End...
WFLD Channel 32 - Super Cartoon Sunrise (Opening, 1978)
Views: 5263
Here's the first opening titles for WFLD Channel 32's Super Cartoon Sunrise.
This opening (which we previously saw a promo for) spotlights Woody Woodpecker, Tom & Jerry, Popeye, and Fred Flintstone & Friends (a syndicated package of 1970s episodes, not to be confused with the original Flintstones series which was still being run by WGN Channel 9 at this point).
WGN Channel 9 - Family Classics With Frazier Thomas - "The Adventures Of Robin Hood" (Opening, 1982)
Views: 3757
Here's the opening of the Family Classics presentation of The Adventures Of Robin Hood on WGN Channel 9. Featuring Frazier Thomas as host.
Also includes a WGN-TV "Mellow Superman" Station ID at the beginning.
The Family Classics theme song was called "Moviescope" and was a piece of library music composed by Dennis Berry. It was originally rel...
WFLD Channel 32 - TV Starter Kit (Commercial, 1975)
Views: 3004
Here's a commercial for the WFLD "TV Starter Kit", devised to try to encourage retail sales advertising on the station. Featuring Walt Bodkin, Sales Manager. Give him a call (during business hours) at 645-0333. ;-)
This was number 0768 and was directed by Don Shannon. It was recorded on 1-22-75.
Compare this to the same version of this commercial found on an extremely rare off-air recording...
WFLD Channel 32 - "Mighty Woodpecker" (Opening Screw-Up, 1981)
Views: 2198
Here's the opening for what was supposed to be Mighty Mouse on WFLD Channel 32, but instead they played the opening video for Woody Woodpecker. The voiceover by Dr. Don is correct though. WMAQ Channel 5 - NewsCenter5 - "ElectroNewsMusik" (Ending, 1976)
Views: 3957 I believe someone asked for this once - the weird electronic music that NewsCenter5 apparently used before they replaced it with a more traditional sounding (yet still Electronic-tinged) theme. So, here's an ending of NewsCenter5 on WMAQ Channel 5 that I found recently that features the music. Also has a voiceover promo by Lorry Young for NBC's Saturday Night (later known as Saturday Night Live) Lastly t...
The screw-up likely occured because Mighty Mouse had replaced Woody Woodpecker in this timeslot about a month prior to this airing.
Notice, the font on the WFLD Woody Woodpecker logo is a bit different than the more rounded design