Hot off the presses! Here is the 3rd part of Jame O’Neal’s great series on collections and museums! Enjoy and pass it along!
https://www.tvtechnology.com/news/keeping-early-television39s-legacy-alive
February 2, 1950…”What’s My Line” Debuts on CBS On this day in 1950, WML began a 17 year run which reportedly makes it the longest running prime time network game show ever. Produced by Mark Goodson and Bill Todman, the show was initially called “Occupation Unknown” but the day before air, the name was changed. […]
UPDATE TO STORY March 2021 For years, I had wondered if any of these fantastic stage cranes were left. The only one I knew of was in The UK, but just last week, someone sent me this photo of a 30B in Milwaukee. That I know of, this is the only one left in the […]
Just For Fun…Some Of The Slickest Video Edits And Effects Ever! Zack King has been doing these for a while, but if you have never seen his work, be ready to be AMAZED! Really! Enjoy and share! -Bobby Ellerbee https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153077956897943[fb_vid id=”10153077956897943″]Il top delle illusioni Source
Jerry Lewis Gooses Letterman Cameraman Dave Dorsett Since Dave Dorsett worked for CBS for 40+ years, this must be from Letterman’s early days at CBS. The tale in in the tape…enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqMKaRFc4ZA Jerry Lewis gooses a cameraman during a lap around the studio. Source
Nice write up, Bobby. James did a very nice tribute to my Telecruiser project at http://www.telecruiser.com as well as the museum at http://www.chalkhillmedia.org/Museum.
Yes, I saw that Chuck. The two prior stories are included below. I saw a bus on the road the other day that looked just like your Telecrusier and thought of you. Hope the restoratin is going well.
Let’s just say “It’s going.” I’ve rebuilt two other busses in my life, but the object was to turn them into motorhomes. When you do that, you don’t care about preserving history. This is totally different and about 6 db more expensive.