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WPWR Channel 60 - MV3 (Opening, 1983)
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Here is the opening for MV3 - New Music TV on WPWR Channel 60. MV3 was a syndicated music video show for people who didn't have MTV. Starring David Maples and Karen Scott. And featuring Richard Blade. Includes:
Ending of FNN - Financial News Network
A rare early animated WPWR Station ID.
Sponsorship slide for WLS AM 89 & FM 95
This aired on local Chicago TV on Thursday, May 26th 1983.
Henry's Restaurants - "Captain Henry" (Commercial, 1969)
Views: 15455
Here's a commercial for Henry's Restaurants featuring "Captain Henry" and a contest with 8829 winners - "Head For Henry's" - in Chicago, Joliet, Wheeling, Des Plaines, Waukegan - Highland, Indiana - Kenosha, Wisconsin - and Benton Harbor, Michigan.
The one in Benton Harbor is still around, though called Henry's Hamburgers.
"Captain Henry" is played by Dick Orkin (of his 60s radio series "Chickenman" fam...
WSNS Channel 44 - Get Smart (Promo, 1978)
Views: 1849
Here's a promo for Get Smart on WSNS Channel 44. This features clips from a two-part episode, "A Man Called Smart," with the scene of Max shooting a door from Part 2 which originally aired on the NBC Network on April 15th 1967, while the scene with him in a stretcher came from Part 1 which originally aired on April 8th 1967.
Main voiceover by Vic Roby (from original NBC network promo as from the above original airdate). Ending voiceover by Don Ferris.
Th...
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Here's Part 4 of Midwest Sports Special - "Inside the World of Hockey with the Chicago Blackhawks," hosted by Frank Sweeney, as aired on WBKB (now WLS) Channel 7. This was transferred from the original film, and thus has no commercials. Featured in this part are coach Billy Reay (voice only), Bobby Hull with his family (second wife Joanne McKay and their first two children, Bobby Jr. and Brett), Stan Mikita, John McKenzie, and Pierre Pilote. Includes:
Opening shot of ...
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Here's another small but rare excerpt of a bumper for the "Movie for a Saturday Afternoon" presentation of the Bob Hope and W.C. Fields movie, "The Big Broadcast of 1938" on WFLD Channel 32.
If you pause it at the right moment you can make out the "film strip" framing as well as the old "Kaiser-era" 32 logo and some kind of green-jelly like effect in the background (which was evidently used for this program as late as 1980).
This aired on local Chicago TV on Sat...
WFLD Channel 32 - The Best of Groucho - You Bet Your Life (Break #2, 1975)
Views: 1829
Here is Commercial Break #2 of The Best of Groucho - You Bet Your Life on WFLD Channel 32. (In Black and White, unfortunately) Includes:
Views: 758 Here's Part 5 of Midwest Sports Special - "Inside the World of Hockey with the Chicago Blackhawks," hosted by Frank Sweeney, as aired on WBKB (now WLS) Channel 7. This was transferred from the original film, and thus has no commercials. Featured in this part are players Bobby Hull, Elmer "Moose" Vasko, Pierre Pilote, Stan Mikita, Phil Esposito and John McKenzie, general manager Tommy Ivan, coach Bobby Reay, and trainer Nick Garen. Includes:
Good Luck Hawaiian Tea Plants commercial offer
WFLD Merv Griffin promo - Weeknights at 8pm (Bud Kelly voice over)
The Best of Groucho WFLD slide (Bud Kelly voice over)
This aired on local Chicago TV likely in the first couple months of 1975, based on the record date for the
After demonstrations of the...
WFLD Channel 32 - Mission: Impossible - "Break!" (Ending, 1977)
Views: 3028
Here's another quick little gem - the ending to Mission: Impossible on WFLD Channel 32 from back in the Kaiser Broadcasting days! Includes:
Voiceover preview for Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman coming up next, by Bud Kelly.
A quick flash of the Kaiser Broadcasting Company ID that no one has seen for 32 years! Too bad it's not complete - you can hear a snippet of some music that they played over it - sounds weird, I wonder what it was? (By the way, the little bit of...
The Lost Snipets - "Spinning Tops" (A FuzzyMemories Re-Creation)
Views: 1566
I had some additional Snipets segments but they were transferred from 16mm film and did not have the opening and closing on them. So, I did a little editing job and added them in. This was an early one, notice it's only 30 seconds long as opposed to the usual 1 minute length that most were in later years. I found something cool to add to this - the circa 1975 title for Snipets, during the Kaiser Broadcasting era! Notice it is a little different from the Field era one that took over...