This Is Your Life Returns in Hollywood Tower
Johnny Edwards, former emcee and producer of This Is Your Life 1952 to 1961, envisions a revival while pursuing projects like Wide Country and Truth or Consequences. He notes youth influence and contemplates network versus syndication as a path for a possible comeback.
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This Day In History May 8 1970 Almanac Brief
Today’s historical roundup notes May 8 as the 128th day of 1970 with events dating back to 1779 and 1846. Highlights include Truman announcing Europe World War II ending in 1945 and de Soto’s Mississippi River discovery in 1541.
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Movie Highlights and TV Screenings This Friday Night
The schedule lists films and showings: Brigadoon 1954 with Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse at 4:30 p.m. The Crooked Road 1964 starring Robert Ryan and Stewart Granger at 8:30 p.m. The Easy Way 1952 with Cary Grant at 11:00 p.m. Son of Frankenstein 1939 with Boris Karloff at 11:30 p.m. Bataan 1943 with George Murphy and Robert Taylor at 1:00 a.m. Curse of the Crying Woman 1960 with Roseta Armas at 1:00 a.m. Blueprint for Murder 1963 with Jean Peters at 1:00 p.m. Friday Movie 7. Roy Clerk, co host Hee Haw, opens Reno engagement on April 29. Dan Kemp returns to McCabe for next season Gunsmoke drama.
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First to Fly to Nomination Flight in 1932
The first presidential nomine e flight to a convention occurred on July 2 1932 when Franklin D Roosevelt flew from Albany to deliver his acceptance speech before the Democratic convention.
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