Estes Brothers release first album Transitions in county area
Transition marked debut for Chatham group Estes Brothers with Transitions produced by the group. Recorded in September at Ed Com Productions Euclid the album sells under 4.50 reaching Woolworths Medina Ideal Shop Lodi Floyd Soward Music Medina Miracle Mart Packards Chatham. The Marren Cuts include Never Come Down This Morning Let Me Live My Own Life with Bill Marren. Wooden Thoughts sung by Don Smith and Do What Is Real by Joe Estes. Garys Thought instrumental by John Estes. March 15 they return to Ed Com for second album with Kent State senior Al Shirer joining on guitar flute and vocals. Shirer and John Estes to contribute songs. Air play by WNCR FM WNCO Ashland.
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Soap Operas Strain Under Profit Pressures and Viewer Loss
Hollywood reports worry among network chiefs over slipping daytime soap viewership and rising production costs. Irna Phillips returns as head writer of As the World Turns amid efforts to modernize attacks on credibility while profits from soaps fund other network programming facing cuts.
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Ozzie and Harriet Reboot Plans Highlight New Series
Vernon Scott reports Ozzie Nelson develops a pilot for NBC featuring a new take on the couple without Rickie and David. The format centers on two college coeds living with them, exploring race and generation gaps.
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Singers Needed for Brunswick Chorus in Local Musical
The Brunswick Entertainment Company seeks bass-baritone male singers for the 1972 production Once Upon An Apple. Rehearsals Sundays at 7 p.m. at Edward's School North House auditorium with doors at 6:45. The original musical comedy benefits local school projects. Interested joiners should attend this Sunday's rehearsal. Lynn Theiss directs the choir.
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Friday TV ratings rise from long-standing disaster
HOLLYWOOD UP I P I Years ago Friday nights drew small audiences and few top 40 programs. CBSs Gomer Pyle helped break the streak, and now Friday draws more viewers though still the smallest total. Factors include tighter budgets, urban family oriented shows, and weekend appeal for kids and older folk. Hit video shows also proliferate on weekends.
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