What accident

What accident

Mary Hartline? More like Mary HOTLINE ❤

Do you have a recording of the actual time and temp voice? I moved overseas and I really miss it, as funny as that sounds lol.

An hour ago I saw a photo of Mel lying in bed while voicing the Flintstones. I had never heard the story at all. Jumped on yt and found your perfect spot on the subject! Good job! Do you happen to know what kind of car he was driving? Cheers

It wasn't only the Williams brothers and their American Sign & Indicator firm. You also had Edward J. Schulenberg and his business, Time-O-Matic; the way that company's time and temp displays were laid out differed significantly. Barnett National Bank's was Time-O-Matic's "Time-O-Temp" system, with 4 x 7 'open throat' numerals.

The show originated 1949-1956 at WBKB-TV that today is WLS-TV7, Chicago. The program aired Sunday afternoons at 5pm eastern on ABC network. Ringmaster Claude Kirchner hosted a number of children's programs. He stood 6 ft. 6in.

Wow I wonder if anyone is still living After almost seventy years?

I actually run a time and temp line out of my house that serves my local county. I don't see anywhere near the 10,000 calls you mentioned, but it does get a few hundred calls a month.

Glimpse of Wynn's vaudeville days.

Interesting the Camel"s commercial referenced a study of throat irritation to "prove" Camel cigarettes were mild to smoke. This is of course before Surgeon General's warning that cigarettes cause cancer.

Don't worry about Vivian! Fix that $%^& rigging!

Ed Wynn was hilarious, I love his humor. Sadly he passed away the day I was born (June 19, 1966). Thank you for putting this video on KZbin.

Thank you for showing this, I liked him in mary Poppins too. I want a tea party up by the ceiling!!

Thank you so much for posting this!!!

“9 out of 10 doctors smoke camels “

IMDB lists this as S01E16 .. airdate January 21st, 1950. Discrepancy possibly due to the fact that it aired on different dates on the East and West coast .. Kinescopes airing on the East coast at a latter date. Nice work on the restoration. Much better than my other copy!

Lancers similar to Bonanza or Big valley in some ways and others not

Love it nothing like the original Hawaii 5 0

I was a little girl and I remember watching his show with my brother.

That picture jumping really brings back old school memories when we had those kind of tv's.

The stars who did radio certainly did have live audience experience, since most of the scripted radio shows had live studio audiences.

This is awesome! I'm so used to trying to watch tired, worn out old kinescopes. Amazing to almost see what it was like when it was televised. The audio is so clean too. One of the few hit early TV shows that were live in LA and kinescoped to New York. It was almost always the other way around. This is how "I Love Lucy" would've looked if Desi didn't come up with the motion-picture 3-camera set-up that would become standard. I wish these restored shows were on DVD. I would love to watch them on my '49 Admiral console TV.

James Stacy before the accident. Kind of odd that Andrew Duggan asks for his arms and legs.

18:30 - Herb Alpert?

OMG, the trapeze broke with Vivian on it (at 3:30 )! And the band played on. Wow, live TV...

It's a shame you had to upload it with your water mark. i'd like to watch it on one of my vintage TV sets, but because it was uploaded as 16:9 content rather than 4:3 it doesn't fill the screen.

The Dodge Lancer was better.

I want what's in my mind not what's in yours -ed wynn-

Had a crush on Patricia Hardy ever since she appeared on Occasional Wife. Major Babe.

13:42 there’s Arnold from Happy Days.

The way this "fall preview" was assembled, it could be presented as a complete special- or the previews of each new show could be aired individually, in various time periods around the local station's schedule wherever a few minutes was "open" {during a movie, or after a newscast}. The "window" these previews- or the full half-hour - could be shown was between August and September 22nd, 1968.

Lancer had promise, but even Andrew Duggan couldn't keep series longer than two seasons.

Who is the lady singing? What is that song called?

1,, It showed Lucy but now Lucy 2. It went until Thursday but no Friday. 3. I did not realize Mayberry RFD ran three years. Worse show I ever saw. 4. Hawaii 5-0 became a legend. These are the only two shows you can call winners. All the rest were losers!

Originally shown LIVE on the West Coast on January 14, 1950. Yes, this kinescope was telecast on the East Coast (including New York) on January 21, 1950. There were no live "coast-to-coast" television transmissions at the time, because coaxial cables weren't in place yet [and wouldn't be, until September 1951].

!! :D <3 THANX!!

Thank you for putting this up. I am a huge fan of Ed Wynn, yet I didn't know he had his own show until I came across this. Please continue to upload and restore as many as you can. :)