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On Saturday, March 17, 1956, What's My Line panelist Fred Allen went for a midnight stroll in New Yok City--and died of a fatal heart attack. He was 61. Less than 24 hours later, WML went on the air as usual. This clip shows how the program opened and how it closed that night.
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Added: 17th August 2008
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Name the radio personality?
Name the radio program?
Complete the following:
The Royal ...
The Guy's ...
The News ...
Guy ...
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the
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Added: 31st August 2008
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Here's a clip, lasting about a minute, of the short-lived Walter Winchell TV program from 1956.
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Added: 8th October 2008
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The topless photo of Erin Murphy on the internet isn’t what you think. Erin began her career while still in diapers. Discovered by an agent, as her mother pushed her stroller in Los Angeles, Erin got her first job, playing a boy in a commercial for Folgers Coffee, at eleven months. Her next job was a detergent commercial with future President Ronald Reagan.
Right before her second birthday, ABC came calling, and Erin was cast as little witch Tabitha Stephens on the top ten sitcom, Bewitched. Millions of fans around the world tuned in to see if Tabitha had inherited magical powers from her mother Samantha. They delighted in Erin’s antics as she turned bullies into bulldogs and bullfrogs, played piano like a maestro and skated like Dorothy Hamill.
After eight seasons, 23 Emmy nominations, and 254 episodes, Bewitched gracefully ended without cancellation. Despite the fact that Bewitched was filmed in the 60’s and 70’s, the popularity of the show endures. Entertainment Weekly recently named Bewitched one of the “100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time” and for the 50th Anniversary of TV Guide.
Immediately following Bewitched, Erin turned down a part on The Waltons to go to Girl Scout camp, but she didn’t lose her love for the business. During her teens, Erin modeled and did numerous commercials. Today, she is 44 and has worked as a casting director, a makeup artist, a fashion stylist, an acting teacher, a motivational speaker. With her engaging personality, sense of humor and ability to appeal to audiences as diverse as Nickelodeon and Howard Stern, Erin is a popular celebrity host. She’s been featured on numerous programs, look for her on as the host of the Ab Shark infomercial for Thane & the Bun Shaper infomercial for Emson!
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Added: 10th March 2009
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One of the programs of the 1980s that I never missed and always enjoyed.
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Hill
Street
Blues
Intro
Added: 27th November 2008
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A famous clip from the second season of Happy Days: To break out of a personal slump, Fearless Fonzarelli jumps 14 trash cans on his motorcycle for the 'You Wanted To See It' television program.
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Days
Added: 22nd December 2008
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Another favorite game show from my youth: Gambit! This CBS program was loosely based on blackjack. It ran from 1972 through 1976. I apologize for the substandard video quality, but host Wink Martindale should apologize for that suit he's wearing.
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show
Added: 6th January 2009
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Added: 12th January 2009
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Added: 13th January 2009
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This is the theme song of a popular television private investigator program that ran from 1958 to 1961. Henry Mancini composed all the music for the program. The guitar player in this clip is from that era and has won a Grammy for his work with this music.
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Added: 14th January 2009
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