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WFLD Channel 32 - The Three Stooges - "Uncivil Warriors" (Commercial Break #1, 1978)
Views: 2874
Here's the first commercial break during The Three Stooges on WFLD Channel 32. Includes:
WFLD Three Stooges bumper
Venture - "Santa's Workshop"
Romper Room Toys - "The Romper Room Years"
Gil Scott-Heron - "Secrets" album by Arista Records and Tapes (ending voiceover by Ron Beattie)
C.E.T. - "Brand New Store" (voiceover by Ron Beattie)
WFLD Three Stooges bumper
This aired on local Chicago ...
CBS Network - "Star Wars Holiday Special" (Promo, 1978)
Views: 2494
Here's a CBS Network promo for the infamous "Star Wars Holiday Special" which aired the next day on Friday, November 17th 1978. Also includes a promo for the short-lived series "Flying High" and a CBS "Eye" ID. (Voiceover by Bob Hite)
Featuring Valerie Bertinelli.
This aired on local Cleveland TV (and presumably Chicago too since it's a network promo) on Thursday, November 16th 1978.
WTTW Channel 11 - Movie Eleven - "Dr. Who" (Intermission Ending, 1976)
Views: 2603
Here's the ending of an Intermission during Movie Eleven's presentation of the Doctor Who story "The Claws of Axos". We see just a smidge of a WTTW ID slide and the ending of Don Ferris' voiceover and a Movie Eleven Intermission slide before they fade up with Part 3.
Previous to this we saw the opening with the snazzy music from the same broadcast.
Voiceover by Don Ferris.
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Homer's Furniture - "Bedroom Furniture Sale" (Commercial, 1978)
Views: 1333
Here's a commercial for Homer's furniture, offering a sale on bedroom furniture in such styles as authentic American, elegant provincial, exciting modern and smart contemporary, and ranging from timeless classics to flexible modular groupings. Sale ends April 30th. Five showrooms in Chicago, Lombard and Skokie.
Voiceover by Ron MacAdam (who was also an impressionist who did many voices as well as being the puppeteer for "Tracer the Dog" on The Dick Tracy Show featuring...
WLS Channel 7 - The 3:30 Movie - "Fantasy Week" (Promo, 1978)
Views: 2188
Here's a promo for one of the theme weeks on the WLS Channel 7 3:30 Movie. This one was called "Fantasy Week". The lineup was as follows:
Monday, November 20th 1978 - "Up The Sandbox"
Tuesday, November 21st 1978 - "Westworld"
Wednesday, November 22nd 1978 - "Girl Most Likely To..."
Thursday, November 23rd 1978 - "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad" (not mentioned in this promo for some reason)
Friday, November 24th 1978 - "The Mouse That Roared"
WGN Channel 9 - My Three Sons - "The Non-Proposal" (Commercial Break #3, 1978)
Views: 1150
Here's Commercial Break #3 (the last one) for My Three Sons on WGN Channel 9 where the episode that night was "The Non-Proposal". The reception was a little fuzzy. Includes: WFLD Channel 32 - Super Cartoon Sunrise - Popeye Hour (Jingle Bumper, 1979?)
Views: 2106 Here is a WFLD Channel 32 kids' choice "jingle bumper" for Popeye Hour on Super Cartoon Sunrise.
Power Passers Super Crash 300 Racing set by Lionel
Silver Streak toy train set by Tyco (with TV Guide coupon offer at end)
Long Chevrolet - "Extra, Extra!" (different version)
RC Cola - "Me and my RC"
I wonder who those kids' voices are that did the singing. Wouldn't it be cool to find out who they were?
"In Chicago the kids' choice is...Channel 32!"
Not sure when this aired exactly, but based on evidence in the recording, 1979 seems like a good bet, although technically it could have been early 1980 too.
WFLD Channel 32 - Casper (Commercial Break #1, 1979)
Views: 2582
At long last! Another rare WFLD cartoon break! This is in fact, the oldest ever found! And it even has another lost Snipets segment! Includes:
WFLD Casper bumper (dig that funky music!)
Candi - doll for girls by Mego
McDonald's - "The Land of McDonald's Sundaes"
WFLD Spiderman promo (Dr. Don voiceover) - "Today at 4:30"
Snipets - Fireman (with Jerry Overstreet)
WFLD Casper return bumper (voice...
WKBD Channel 50 - Star Trek (Bumper #1, 1977)
Views: 2481
Here's a neat early bumper for Star Trek on one of WFLD's sister stations - WKBD Channel 50 in Detroit. They didn't have any voiceovers or music - none of the others during the episode had them either. Star Trek fans were all business. ;-)
Since this aired so early in the year, I'm pretty sure this bumper design was also used in 1976 and maybe since the beginning of WKBD's airing of Star Trek re-runs? In other words, this is likely the very first bumper design in a long his...