Golden Age Recalled in Emmy Winning ABC Special
Emmy Award winning documentary Hollywood: The Dream Factory reviews the film industry’s golden age. The program airs tonight on ABC and offers historical insights and archival clips.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
19
Emmy Award winning documentary Hollywood: The Dream Factory reviews the film industry’s golden age. The program airs tonight on ABC and offers historical insights and archival clips.
TV schedule listings cover channels 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 29 detailing movies, series, and specials. Notable items include Ben Hur Gone With the Wind How to Marry a Millionaire Casablanca and Creature Feature plus Dick Cavett and Sonny and Cher specials.
Letters discuss hosting guests and family memories as bedlam and fun, school crowding and funding, and civic trivia. Open-heart letters praise hosting chaos, while others urge voter oversight and education funding before addressing postal history and Belfast’s 12th century founding.
A themed crossword style grid with definitions for Across and Down clues. Answers include plant terms, seafaring words, names, and common nouns. Solver fills entries such as types of plants, parts of a garden, and everyday objects, guided by provided hints.
Bent timber = rook. French island = ile. Short letter = note. Raised platform = dais. Lawyers (abbr) = atty. Harden as cement = set. Samuel's teacher Bi = Mrs. Bi? Encounter = meet. Honey = nectar. Succession moving sounds = clio? Not coherent. Chinese pagoda = stupa. Lucky number = seven. Over = above. Lovely = pretty. Soft fabric = satin. Look askance = glare. Not straight = crooked. Soak flax = rett? Eggs = ova. Olive product = oil. Negative word = never.
Oswald and Jacoby analyze playing for the queen of hearts in six hearts. They note that even with no uneven breaks, a second round finesse with nine can work if bidding hints at distribution. They caution against superstition about singletons and 3-1 breaks, promising more tomorrow.
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