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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1954
Page
9
A review summarizes Fred Allen's Treadmill To Oblivion as a witty memoir of radio’s rise and fall. It highlights Allen’s battles with sponsors and censors, editor Ed ward Weeks role, and a sample tale of network intrigue involving Bristol-Myers and product ads.
A detailed listing of programs and times across WGR and NBC ABC networks including news, weather, soap operas, game shows, and prime time offerings from 6:55 PM to 9:00 PM with sign ons and sign offs noted. Major shows include The Tonight Show, The Big Story, Cavalcade of Sports, and Disney programs.
A dense listing of Buffalo and NBC network program times across channels, detailing hosts, show titles, and start times from early morning to late evening. Programs include news, variety hours, dramas, sports, and special features with multiple NBC connections and guest names.
A dense listing of primetime and daytime shows across NBC ABC and CNBC includes Golden Windows One Man's Family The Hunter Waterfront The Betty White Show Riders of the Purple Sage For M Lady The Ray Bolger Show Outdoors Inn The Big Playback Dinah Shore Bob Hope Fireside Theatre Armstrong Circle Theatre Truth or Consequences Foreign Intrigue Don McNeill A Time to Live I Married Joan My Little Margie Kraft TV Playhouse This Is Your Life Col March of Scotland Yard Betty White Show Howdy Doody Sports Scope Its A Great Life Amos n Andy You Bet Your Life Justice Dragnet Ford Theatre Lux Video Theatre and sign off
A brisk critique on merging advertising with programming as business pressures stride into entertainment. The author highlights the bold Iugleman pitch to Bristol-Myers and the cost saving of using one orchestra. The book’s core charm lies in Allen's enduring radio scripts and his candid satire of tycoons in show business.
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