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PM Magazine Chicago - "Behind The Scenes of M*A*S*H" (1981)
Views: 1973
Here's an excerpt from PM Magazine Chicago featuring a behind-the-scenes look at M*A*S*H along with interviews with some of the cast.
And there it is again - That music during the end of the report is the same jazzy version of the M*A*S*H theme that WFLD Channel 32 used for their bumpers when airing the episodes in the very early eighties. It's by Ahmad Jamel and can be found on the 1974 re-issue of the movie soundtrack album in place of the vocal version of "Suicide Is Painle...
WFLD Channel 32 - "Festival Of Television" (Promo, 1978)
Views: 1997
Here's a promo for the "Festival of Television" and their first night of special programming on WFLD Channel 32. Here are Chris Tuft's recollections:
"It was a weeknight hour of 1950s sitcoms. Monday (June 19th 1978) was (as noted in the promo) "The Jack Benny Show" (at 10:30pm) and "My Hero" (at 11pm). Tuesday was "Topper" and "The Gale Storm Show", Wednesday was "Love That Bob" and "How to Marry a Millionaire". Thursday was "Bachelor Father" and "People's Choice." Fr...
WFLD Channel 32 - Monstrous Movie - "Calling Dr. Death" (Ending, 1982)
Views: 1361
Here is the ending (preceded by the tail end of a commercial break featuring an ad for the AAA Chicago Motor Club) for the WFLD Channel 32 Monstrous Movie presentation of "Calling Dr. Death" [1943].
The ending only consists of a voiceover promo for what was coming up next - Son of Svengoolie featuring, "Die, Monster, Die!".
Previous to this we saw another example of the revised Monstrous Movie...
WFLD Channel 32 - Super Cartoon Sunrise - Popeye Hour (Partial Break #2, 1979?)
Views: 3712
Here's a partial commercial break for the Super Cartoon Sunrise Popeye Hour on WFLD Channel 32. Includes:
Ending of the Popeye short "The Mighty Navy"
WFLD Super Cartoon Sunrise - Popeye Hour bumper with theme song snippet (a jazzy, funky, disco-fied, Hammond B3 organ-heavy instrumental arrangement (with a bank of trumpets at the end) of "Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here". (anyone know where it came from or who played on it?)
Commercial: Micronauts ...
WFLD Channel 32 - Brady Bunch Hour - "Grapes" (Bumper, 1977?)
Views: 2202
Here's a filmed bumper from WFLD Channel 32 advising that The Brady Bunch Hour will continue, complete with a snippet of the theme music as heard over the closing credits. (This was not a reference to their short-lived 1977 variety hour, but a back-to-back block of episodes from the original 1969-74 series that Channel 32 aired regularly.) The bumper uses a stylized "bunch" of grapes as it's motif.
This features the Kaiser-era "32" logo as used during the period the st...
WFLD Channel 32 - Son of Svengoolie - "Zontar, The Thing From Venus" - "Mail Call" (1982)
Views: 1029
Here is the mail call segment for Son of Sven episode number 155 featuring the film "Zontar, The Thing From Venus".
This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, July 17th, 1982.
WFLD Channel 32 - Son of Svengoolie - "Black Friday" (Opening, 1983)
Views: 964
Here's the opening to Son of Sven episode number 188 where he was showing the film Black Friday.
Sven tells the story of George Washingtomb.
This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, February 19th 1983.
WFLD Metromedia Channel 32 - Afternoon Fun - Tom & Jerry (Break #2, 1984)
Views: 1642
Here is commercial break #2 from an episode of Tom & Jerry from Afternoon Fun on WFLD Metromedia Channel 32 in Chicago. This dates to October of 1984. Includes:
(end of Farm of Tomorrow cartoon)
Afternoon Fun bumper (Maggie Brock announcing)
Starriors
Fruity Pebbles cereal (Contest - ends December 1985) - Featuring Jason Hervey of "The Wonder Years" fame.
Five Winders (Ken Nordine voice over)
Unicef Hall...
Snipets - "Take Turns & Share" (1980)
Views: 2986
Here is another rare Snipets segment! These would air on Field Communications stations such as WFLD Channel 32 in the 70's and 80's.
This one is a little fuzzy and has a quick tape warble in the middle, but it's the best we have so far.
This segment is about learning to share and take turns while playing.
Produced by Field Communications Corporation.
This aired on local Chicago TV in the Summer of 1980. (1979 Copyright)