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October 28, 1972. Snoopy, Woodstock, and Charlie Brown of the CBS special "You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown" (illus. credited to Charles Schulz).
May 23, 1981. Joe Flaherty, Rick Moranis, Eugene Levy, John Candy, Andrea Martin, Dave Thomas, and Catherine O'Hara of NBC's "SCTV Network 90."
TV Guide pages (Minneapolis-St. Paul edition) promoting an NBC variety special sponsored by Kodak that aired on December 6, 1970 featuring Dick Van Dyke and Bill Cosby.
Included in this special: "a Judgement Day sketch with Cosby as a playboy and Van Dyke as the angel Gabriel." (Supposedly nobody knew about the "real" Bill Cosby back then...)
The rock show on educational (PBS) station Channel 2 featuring San Francisco rock including Jefferson Airplane and Quicksilver Messenger Service was quite daring for that otherwise staid TV station at the time.
This is how TV Guide should have printed the cover! I made this 3D anaglyph conversion in Photoshop. If you are wearing 3-D glasses, you will see Miley Cyrus's arm emerging from the magazine to point at you.
Articles include:
Nobody Wants Westerns But The Viewers
TV Picture That Lingers On
The Surprised Robert Stack
TV Golfers Shoot For The Green
Brady Photographs In "The American Civil War"
How To Influence The Dobie Gillis Type
Dobie Gillis Concurs
June Havoc Sets Herself on Fire in "Panic!" Episode
Expert Budgeteer Jeanne Baird Loves on $47 A Week
John Kerr Feels Like He's in a Rut
'What My Line's?' Attracts All Sorts of Zany Characters
Award-winner Steve Allen Sounds off Against Awards
Captain Kangaroo Explains Modern Art
Beware that handsome and powerful one, who whispers in your ear, that you are beautiful. Get tickets today. It is the most fabulous production! Very creative, original lighting and costumes are wonderful as you can see. www.utahopera.org/concert-detail.php?id=26
view at 100%. both of these fine stars are with the Metropolitan Opera, New York.
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March 15, 1958. Amanda Blake and James Arness of CBS's "Gunsmoke." "FREE COPY" is stamped on the cover, indicating that this was a promotional giveaway. Since it's the local edition covering Los Angeles, I like to think this issue was in the hands of the West Coast president of CBS -- but it's more likely it was owned by some mid-level manager of an ad agency.
Found the TV Guide with the recipes on eBay last week. I'm so excited to share them. Kraft was the sponsor for "A Christmas Toy" in 1986. Instead of running regular commercials, Kraft ran recipes during the breaks.
March 7, 1981. Tom Wopat, John Schneider, Catherine Bach, and Sorrell Booke of CBS's "The Dukes of Hazzard."
October 31, 1964. "BING." stamp (for "Binghamton") added by local magazine distributor. John Astin and Carolyn Jones of ABC's "The Addams Family."
Articles:
Red Skelton: Right Up There On Top
Back to the Sundial! All is Confusion
Is it 'Goodbye,' Miss Brooks?
Prince Consort of 3000 Queens
Annie (Oakley) Puts Her Hair Up
The Ship That Sank Brooklyn
"A pinch is all it takes!" Walt Garrison, rodeo star and former pro football player for the Dallas Cowboys, answers questions for you young'ins curious about smokeless tobacco.
"When you first try it, the tobacco may move around in your mouth more than it should, and your mouth may water a bit more than you're used to, but getting the hang of 'going smokeless' is all part of the fun. In a couple of weeks you'll be a 'pro.'" And addicted.
You can even send in for a free tin of "mild" Happy Days ("Offer not available to minors," nudge, wink.) Other brands are Copenhagen and wintergreen-flavored Skoal, products of U.S. Tobacco Company. They'd never get away with this today.
From TV Guide, November 1-7, 1980.
March 15, 1980. Meredith Baxter Birney, Kristy McNichol, James Broderick, Quinn Cummings, Sada Thompson, and Gary Frank of ABC's "Family."
This is a special section from a January 1964 TV Guide detailing the television watched during the four days around his death.
Featuring articles including:
New Movies in Store For You
Ed Sullivan Assembles a Show
Nanette Fabray is Grateful
The Hosts: Open House on TV
Leave it to the Girls
Fair and Wet.
Pages from an October 1966 Minneapolis-St. Paul edition of TV Guide, featuring a Close Up for a Tony Bennett special on ABC-TV that night, adjacent to an ad for some recent Tony Bennett record albums on Columbia (ironically owned by CBS at the time).
Articles:
Ed Murrow Comes to Call, By Amy Vanderbilt
Mark Stevens: "Big Town's" Big Boss
How Gracie Allen Gets That Way
Articles:
Who's The Boss of Your TV Set?
TV Helps Park Your Car
Edith Adams: Laughing Lady
TV's Silent Songbird Sings
These Animals Aren't So Dumb
Gleason Faces The Music
Players at Play
Red Skelton's Five-Way Shave
On March 6, 1966 Green Giant sponsored an NBC Children's Theatre presentation of E.B. White's "Stuart Little," narrated by Johnny Carson, of all people. In conjunction with the TV special they offered a Green Giant rag doll in exchange for 50 cents and three Green Giant labels. Offer expired June 30, 1966.
March 16, 1974. Carol Burnett and Vicki Lawrence of CBS's "The Carol Burnett Show" (illus. by Richard Amsel).
Editorial illustration about the future of TV, commissioned by TV Guide Magazine for their 60th anniversary issue.
William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy in a picture from the original Star Trek series, on the TV Guide cover in 2006, for the 40th anniversary of Star Trek.
July 24-30, 2006
August 1, 1987. Melody Thomas Scott, Eric Braeden, and Eileen Davidson of CBS's "The Young and the Restless."
Like most kids of the day I was a Star Wars nut. I still have the Star Wars carrying case and just about all the action figures from when I was a kid. Note the ESB pajamas (that's Empire Strikes Back for those not fluent in geek). I wasn't sure if this was 1980 or 1981 as the photo wasn't dated but my Google-Fu is mighty. The TV Guide cover in the background is partially visible so I searched it out. The Internet is marvelous.