WBBM Channel 2 - A Merry Olde Christmas (Part 4, 1984)

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    Here's the fourth and final part of A Merry Olde Christmas, a look at Christmas celebrations in and around London, England that was hosted by Bob Wallace and aired on WBBM Channel 2. From the original master tape. Includes:

    "We now return to A Merry Olde Christmas" bumper (voiceover by ??)

    Bob walking through a short bridge in Warwickshire as he winds down the program by introducing a segment about Christmas celebrations at Warwick Castle, which he describes as "one of the most magnificent medieval castles in the country. Shots of the castle and its environs are shown as he describes its history and origins.

    This leads to holiday scenes of food being served, candle-lit lanterns being passed around, a chorale singing Christmas carols as part of a holiday party for residents of the town, and children being greeted by Santa and receiving Christmas presents.

    Bob interviews various people about their views on the meaning of Christmas.

    More shots of the holiday festivities in the castle before Bob winds down the program by quoting Charles Dickens and wishing the viewers "a merry olde Christmas."

    Closing credits:

    Produced by Beth Thomas
    Reported by Bob Wallace
    Directed by Don Carruthers, Phil Ruskin
    Cameraman - Mark Young
    Field Audio - Neal Goldford
    Videotape Editor - Carolyn Broquet
    Technical Director - Mike Pennella
    Audio - Ken Myszak
    Art Director - Jim Mulroyan
    Graphics - Daina Cepulis
    Music Coordinator - Lenny Kaye
    Special Thanks to Alan Sweet, CBS, London
    Executive Producer - Jim Hatfield
    WBBM-TV - Recorded
    Merry Olde Christmas - (C) MCMLXXXIV CBS Inc - All Rights Reserved

    This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, December 22nd 1984 during the 6:30pm to 7pm timeframe.

    The program was also aired twice more; on Saturday, December 14th 1985 at 6:30pm and Saturday, December 13th 1986 at 12:00 Noon.


    Date Uploaded: 12/20/2011

    Tags: 1980s   WBBM Channel 2   Christmas Themed Material     




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    A Merry Olde Christmas" bumper (voiceover by ??)

    Bob walking through a short bridge in Warwickshire as he winds down the program by introducing a segment about Christmas celebrations at Warwick Castle, which he describes as "one of the most magnificent medieval castles in the country. Shots of the castle and its environs are shown as he describes its history and origins.

    This leads to holiday scenes of food being served, candle-lit lanterns being passed around, a chorale singing Christmas carols as part of a holiday party for residents of the town, and children being greeted by Santa and receiving Christmas presents.

    Bob interviews various people about their views on the meaning of Christmas.

    More shots of the holiday festivities in the castle before Bob winds down the program by quoting Charles Dickens and wishing the viewers "a merry olde Christmas."

    Closing credits:

    Produced by Beth Thomas
    Reported by Bob Wallace
    Directed by Don Carruthers, Phil Ruskin
    Cameraman - Mark Young
    Field Audio - Neal Goldford
    Videotape Editor - Carolyn Broquet
    Technical Director - Mike Pennella
    Audio - Ken Myszak
    Art Director - Jim Mulroyan
    Graphics - Daina Cepulis
    Music Coordinator - Lenny Kaye
    Special Thanks to Alan Sweet, CBS, London
    Executive Producer - Jim Hatfield
    WBBM-TV - Recorded
    Merry Olde Christmas - (C) MCMLXXXIV CBS Inc - All Rights Reserved

    This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, December 22nd 1984 during the 6:30pm to 7pm timeframe.

    The program was also aired twice more; on Saturday, December 14th 1985 at 6:30pm and Saturday, December 13th 1986 at 12:00 Noon." /> Share

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