Early color TV milestones and upcoming exhibits note
The article recounts NBCs first national color broadcast in 1964 the Tournament of Roses Parade from Pasadena and NBCs Nashs Ark 1956 57 series. It mentions CBS experimental color work and Disney comparing color aims while planning Italian drama focus and Chekhovs Cherry Orchard exhibit as opening.
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Color TV shifts fears to eager buyers as season opens
The article notes color television has matured with 50 percent NBC primetime in color and RCA leading the shift. It cites Bob Hope and Henry Morgan on color's appeal, lists NBC ABC programs moving to color, and describes households adopting sets around $400 with excitement replacing reservations.
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