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Diamonds Aren't Forever (Part 4, 1990)
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Here's Part 4 of a locally produced documentary about the closing of the old Comiskey Park in 1990. This was technically an installment of a show called "Polka Videos With Keith Stras", and shown on the short-lived and little-seen ETC - Ethnic Television Channel.
Features interviews with various famous people such as Charles Comiskey II, partial owner of the Chicago White Sox Eddie Einhorn, Jeff Torborg, Minnie Minoso, Donn Pall, Andy The Clown, Nancy Faust, Governor James R. "...
Diamonds Aren't Forever (Part 5, 1990)
Views: 2287
Here's Part 5 of a locally produced documentary about the closing of the old Comiskey Park in 1990. This was technically an installment of a show called "Polka Videos With Keith Stras", and shown on the short-lived and little-seen ETC - Ethnic Television Channel.
Features interviews with various famous people such as Charles Comiskey II, partial owner of the Chicago White Sox Eddie Einhorn, Jeff Torborg, Minnie Minoso, Donn Pall, Andy The Clown, Nancy Faust, Governor James R. ...
Diamonds Aren't Forever (Part 3, 1990)
Views: 1771
Here's Part 3 of a locally produced documentary about the closing of the old Comiskey Park in 1990. This was technically an installment of a show called "Polka Videos With Keith Stras", and shown on the short-lived and little-seen ETC - Ethnic Television Channel.
Features interviews with various famous people such as Charles Comiskey II, partial owner of the Chicago White Sox Eddie Einhorn, Jeff Torborg, Minnie Minoso, Donn Pall, Andy The Clown, Nancy Faust, Governor James R. "...
Diamonds Aren't Forever (Part 1, 1990)
Views: 3797
Here's Part 1 of a locally produced documentary about the closing of the old Comiskey Park in 1990. This was technically an installment of a show called "Polka Videos With Keith Stras", and shown on the short-lived and little-seen ETC - Ethnic Television Channel.
Features interviews with various famous people such as Charles Comiskey II, partial owner of the Chicago White Sox Eddie Einhorn, Jeff Torborg, Minnie Minoso, Donn Pall, Andy The Clown, Nancy Faust, Governor James R. "...
Diamonds Aren't Forever (Part 2, 1990)
Views: 2181
Here's Part 2 of a locally produced documentary about the closing of the old Comiskey Park in 1990. This was technically an installment of a show called "Polka Videos With Keith Stras", and shown on the short-lived and little-seen ETC - Ethnic Television Channel.
Features interviews with various famous people such as Charles Comiskey II, partial owner of the Chicago White Sox Eddie Einhorn, Jeff Torborg, Minnie Minoso, Donn Pall, Andy The Clown, Nancy Faust, Governor James R. "...
ON TV - Adults Only - "The World of Henry Paris" (Opening, 1981)
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Here's some cool footage - the transition from regular ON TV Subscription Television programming to the "Optional Service" of Adults Only mode, which was presenting the movie "The World of Henry Paris".
Voiceover for ON TV ID and introduction/transition part is WSNS' former General Manager/Announcer Mal Wyman.
This aired on local Chicago TV early Thursday, December 17th 1981 at about 12:55am.
WLS Channel 7 - The 3:30 Movie - "Rock Around The Clock" (Promo, 1980)
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Here is a quick promo for The 3:30 Movie presentation of "Rock Around The Clock" on WLS Channel 7 that Monday. This was part of "The History of Rock and Roll" Week on The 3:30 Movie.
Voiceover by ??.
This aired on local Chicago TV on Monday, January 14th 1980.
WFLD Channel 32 - Super Cartoon Sunrise (Opening, 1978)
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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).
WLS Channel 7 - The 3:30 Movie - "I'll Take Sweden" (Bumper Promo, 1980)
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Here is a short bumper promo for the Channel 7 3:30pm Movie presentation of "I'll Take Sweden" (to block?) that aired on Thursday, January 10th 1980. (even though the TV guide listed another movie)
Voiceover by Al Parker.
This aired on local Chicago TV on Wednesday, January 9th 1980.