Best Bet Football Careers Topic of Show
This review notes Also Selected Best Bet Football Careers Topic of Show as a hard hitting documentary on making a football career, narrated by former Dallas Cowboy Walt Garrison. It covers physical emotional and financial facets and suitability for football and non football fans. It is an independent production.
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Cash Summer Series Debuts On CBS With Cash June Carter Roy Clark
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt reports the summer country music series from Nashville on CBS showcases Johnny Cash with June Carter Roy Clark and Tanya Tucker. The one hour program filmed at the Grand Ole Opry house blends music and humor with Steve Martin and a mixed pace. The show includes "Walk the Line" and "Rock Island Line" performances and a preview of Diahann Carroll and Phyllis Diller sketches on CBS.
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Power Show in Marietta Lights Up Antique Machinery Display
More than 25 pieces of antique power equipment will be shown in Marietta this weekend. Randy Shrider of the Mid-Ohio Valley Steam and Antique Power Club says members will have the old gear running at Third and Butler Streets Friday evening and Saturday morning before the Northwest Territory Days Grande Parade. The club has grown from 12 to over 90 members in three years, drawing participants from across Southeast. Items include antique gas engines and tractors, threshing machines, a stationary bailer, an oil pull, and models, with no admission charged.
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Artist Brumidi Painted Capitol Ceiling After Roman Conviction
Rome scholar Giulio Romano challenges the view of Constantino Brumidi as a political martyr. Vatican records show Brumidi, a Roman militia officer, was jailed for looting monastery property in 1851 during anti-papal unrest, then pardoned and released after 13 months. He later moved to New York and painted in the U.S. Capitol for three decades.
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