West German soap operas captivate Prime Time TV
West Germany embraces domestic soap operas led by Schwarzwaldklinik and Lindenstrasse drawing millions weekly. Viewers praise melodrama and clear moral outcomes while some critics warn of clichés and lowered public TV standards amid cable competition.
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Sid Caesar Seeks Live TV Comeback With Imogene Coca
Sid Caesar pushes for a live half hour comedy pilot titled The Sid Caesar Show on CBS as a mid season replacement. He laments modern TV reliance on taped material and argues for spontaneity, recalling Your Show of Shows with Coca, Reiner and Brooks. He also juggles opera, a Broadway project, and a new film as he ages toward comeback.
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Cinderella remains funny and magical at fifth reissue
The 1950 Disney classic Cinderella delights with humor charm and a hint of darkness. It follows a mistreated girl aided by a fairy godmother and animal friends to a royal ball, featuring memorable songs and characters like Lucifer the cat and the stepfamily. Rated G.
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