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The Dinning Sisters: "Brazil"
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The Dinning Sisters (Ginger, Jean, Dolores) sing "Brazil" in this Snader Telescription from 1952.
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Goldie, Fields and Glide
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Jack Benny, George Burns and Jimmy Stewart play a vaudeville trio called Goldie, Fields and Glide in this clip from a 1958 television special.
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The Dinning Sisters: "Pig Foot Pete"
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The Dinning Sisters (Ginger, Jean, Dolores) sing "Pig Foot Pete" in this Snader Telescription from 1952.
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Gertrude Niesen: "Oh Johnny!"
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Gertrude Niesen sings multiple renditions of "Oh, Johnny!" in this Soundies-like musical short produced by the Vis-o-graph Corporation of America in 1941.
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Brigitte Bardot movie trailers
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Theatrical trailers for LA PARISIENNE (1957) and SCHOOL FOR LOVE (a.k.a. JOY OF LOVING, 1955).
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Drive-In Theatre Snacks
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Intermission advertisements for Drive-In Theatre Snacks. Bon appetite!
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More Mamie Van Doren movie trailers
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Theatrical trailers for COLLEGE CONFIDENTIAL (1960) and THE GIRL IN BLACK STOCKINGS (1957).
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Drive-In Hot Dogs
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Two drive-in advertisements for hot dogs. This posting is dedicated to Hot Doug's, Chicago's favorite sausage superstore and encased meat emporium. Check it out at: hotdou...
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Son of B Movie Trailers
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Theatrical trailers for SWAMP WOMAN (1941) starring burlesque queen Ann Corio, and CAUGHT IN THE ACT (1941) starring Henry Armetta.
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Bride of B Movie Trailers
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Theatrical trailers for HOW DOOOO YOU DO!!! (1945) starring Bert Gordon (radios Mad Russian) and Harry Von Zell, FRENCH LEAVE (1948) starring Jackie Cooper and Jackie Cooga...
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While movies with horror, science fiction, and fantasy elements are the dominant focus here, we'll also post non-genre material (including TV clips, commercials, musical shorts) that will hopefully be of interest...and fun to watch.
Read all about the 50-year history of Chicago TV horror-movie hosts and monster-movie showcases in the new book CHICAGO TV HORROR MOVIE SHOWS: FROM SHOCK THEATRE TO SVENGOOLIE available from Lake Claremont Press at www.lakeclaremont.com
Also check out THE GOLDEN AGE OF CHICAGO CHILDREN'S TELEVISION (Lake Claremont, 2004)and CASTLE FILMS: A HOBBYIST'S GUIDE (iUniverse, 2004).
While movies with horror, science fiction, and fantasy elements are the dominant focus here, we'll also post non-genre material (including TV clips, commercials, musical shorts) that will hopefully be of interest...and fun to watch.
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