ABS-CBN's Stop Look & Listen and NP Bandwagon '69 (1969) (Clips)

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These scenes from ABS-CBN, which contain clips from "Stop, Look and Listen" and the "Baby O'Brien Show", were captured in November 1969 when ABC News were covering Marcos’ 1969 TV Campaign, hence the imagery of political posters and merchandise etc. This footage was posted solely for TV archival purposes, not for any political means.
© 1969 ABS-CBN Corporation and American Broadcasting Company
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Sources: ABC News Archive
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[@intradibles]

I find it fascinating that when ABS-CBN moved to Bohol Avenue it kept its old B&W cameras along with acquiring new color ones. At 0:31 you could see a cameraman operating a Norelco (Philips) PC-70. Because ABS signed a contract with RCA in 1966 for color television, Norelco badging would have to be removed. At 1:25 we find out that Stop, Look and Listen was taped live in color, using 2 PC-70s. At 4:19 this guy with a very good haircut is operating one of those PC-70s shown earlier, and look at the ABS-CBN logo with the RGB rings representing color broadcasts. At 5:12 they actually kept the old B&W RCA TK-31s. They used to be in black, but was then already repainted in white with the black ABS-CBN logo. I guess ABS retired the TK-31s when it started full color broadcasts in 1971. Who is the singer at 0:01? Also, is that Jeanne Young at 1:23?

[@AccipiterSmith]

Stop Look and Listen was one of the noontime shows that aired in the pre Martial Law ABS-CBN somewhere in the late 60s. Orly Punzalan was also involved in producing this program as stated in the 50th anniversary docu in 2003.

[@lexitnute1306]

THE WOMAN IS SINGING "SON OF A PREACHER MAN" By dusty springfield in this film

[@JhonPercyMerjudio]

4:19 Norelco PC-70, The Color Television Studio Camera that used by ABS-CBN when they transfer to Bohol Avenue Studios 5:12 RCA TK-31, the Black and White Studio Television Camera that was used also by that Network when they began to Broadcast in 1953

[@paolocabling]

2:09 Is that Evelyn Bontogon-Guerrero AKA Matutina from John & Marsha? 😅

[@jaives050]

Shout out to the amazing individuals who created and maintain this video in pristine quality.

[@coolcrabcakes1287]

im still intrigued in looking for the abs cbn channel 2 id 1969. might be like channel 4 or 9 but idk

[@OfficialAJDCMainChannel]

Nice balik tayo 60s

[@23totskie]

5:03 the iconic studio 1 (present dolphy theater)

[@marvindeleon5850]

Swingin, baby 1960s

[@SSQMinky]

Ayo?? Pre-martial law ABS-CBN footage?

[@maritesbuster8209]

Yup. Maganda Ang quality ng footage ng abscbn noh ? Hehe