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WMAQ Channel 5 - Meditations, Station Sign-Off, & SSB (1981)
Views: 5529
Here's the earliest known (to date) sign-off sequence for WMAQ Channel 5. Includes:
Bumper promo for Entertainment Tonight at 4:00pm on Channel 5 (voiceover by ??)
Meditations delivered by Rev. John F. Fahey, St. Clement Church - Produced in Cooperation with the Archdiocese of Chicago - WMAQ-TV Public Affairs - Pre-recorded - (C) National Broadcasting Company Inc., 1981 All Rights Reserved (The Charles Addams New Yorker cover that Reverend ...
WGN Channel 9 - Family Classics - "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" (Opening, 1982)
Views: 2369
Here's the opening of the Family Classics presentation of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968) on WGN Channel 9. (one of only two times they showed the movie - the other was on 11/23/80)
Hosted by Frazier Thomas.
Preceeded by a "WG - Entertains You" promo for the encore presentation of "Smiley's People" - Monday at 7pm.
The Family Classics
WGN Channel 9 - Family Classics - "My Friend Flicka" (Opening, 1982)
Views: 1901
Here's the opening of the Family Classics presentation of My Friend Flicka (1943) on WGN Channel 9.
Hosted by Frazier Thomas.
Preceeded by a "WG - Entertains You" promo for "At The Movies".
The Family Classics theme song was called "Moviescope" and was a piece of library music composed by Dennis Berry. It was originally released...
WGN Channel 9 - The 1985 Chicago Automobile Show Special (First 10 Minutes, 1985)
Views: 2718
Here's the first 10 minutes of the 1985 Chicago Auto Show special broadcast on WGN Channel 9, hosted by "Uncle Bobby" Bob Collins of WGN-AM 720. Presented by the Chicago Automobile Trade Association.
Includes an introduction given by Frazier Thomas that occurred at the end of that day's Family Classics presentation, where the movie shown was "The Black Swan" (1942).
Can anyone help with identifying the other people that appear in this clip?
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WMAQ Channel 5 - Sorting It Out - "Buffalo Farm" (Excerpt, 1975?)
Views: 1669
Here's a rare clip from the WMAQ Channel 5 show Sorting it Out featuring Shelley Long (of Cheers fame).
This clip shows us a buffalo farm in Marengo, IL owned by the Banghart Family (John Banghart and Lynn Banghart) - Coon Creek Farm.
Also mentions George Reed, who runs a neighboring farm, along with his sons Marvin Reed and Paul Reed.
This segment is narrated by co-host of the show, Bob Smith.
Not sure when this aired ...
WBBM Channel 2 - Seal of Good Practice, SSB, & Station Sign-Off (1981)
Views: 3029
Here's a more complete sign-off sequence from WBBM Channel 2 (as compared with this circa 1978 sign-off). Includes:
Station ID / promo for The Rockford Files for 4:00pm (voiceover by ??)
Television Code "Seal of Good Practice" notice (the same 1965 design variant as on this 1979 sign-on), followed by approximatel...
WMBD Channel 31 - 31 News Alive (Preview & Opening, 1978)
Views: 1960
Here's a special FuzzyMemories You Are There (and write the video description) segment. ;-)
Carol LeBeau and Dan tease the following stories:
A federal judge called an end to the railroad strike.
The body of Pope John Paul the first lies in state in Rome.
In Sports, the Red Sox stay alive in the pennant race.
In Weather, John says a pretty good weekend is coming up.
We see a wide shot of the news set with the weather map...
McDonald's - "Shamrock Shake" (Commercial, 1985)
Views: 2536
Here's another (albeit, oddly short) commercial for McDonald's Shamrock Shake - the perfect treat for St. Patrick's Day or just the start of Spring in general.
Boy, did they really make McDonald's employees wear those awful green uniforms? Were they just a seasonal thing or was this standard issue for many years?
This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, March 2nd 1985 during the 10:30pm to 12:00am timeframe.
McDonald's Hamburgers - "Our Kind of Place" (Commercial, 1967)
Views: 4784
Here's a really neat McDonald's Restaurant commercial going back to 1967!
Features the snappy and catchy "Our Kind of Place" jingle.
"Napkins that are big as a bib!"
Copyright (C) McDonald's Corp. 1967
Special thanks to Anthony Diaz of The Mid-American Heritage Preservation Foundation for preserving for many years the original tape this was found on, so that we co...