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In the late 1940s, when Detroit had three television stations--the stations did a many local programs, especially before January 1949, when the East Coast and the Midwest were finally tied together through, in essence, telephone lines of AT&T and the Bell System, allowing live network shows from the East to get to Detroit. I was looking in my files of old television shows made in Detroit recently, and I thought I should talk about one series, just as a history note and a reminder of days gone by. On Monday, November 21, 1949, WXYZ-TV, Channel 7, started up a Monday-Wednesday-Friday series called Sidewalk Parade. It was a series that was done live on the sidewalk in front of the Palms-State Theater in Detroit for 15 minutes each time. Each show was seen starting at 7:00 p.m.. It was a period of history when there was no morning television, unlike today when you have, for example, The Nine (which is on WJBK-TV, Channel 2), and there was not much afternoon television, too. For the series, a man named Russ Mulholland, who, for instance, would later host an adventure series, was the host and did interviews with people who were on the street or passing by. The series was sponsored by the Plymouth Dealers of the Detroit area, and it was set up so that each week--for the first thirteen weeks of the series--a car was given away to some lucky television viewer. Each week, there was a "Detroiter of the Week" feature, during which a person was saluted for doing something heroic or good, such as in the case of Lynus Larch of 10640 Gratiot, who had saved a nine-year-old girl from drowning. My records show was last shown on Friday, March 24, 1950. I have to report that it was commonplace for series to last a short time in the 1940s and even the early 1950s--things on the air often changed, often because of the whims of sponsors or lack of sponsors. I just thought I would pass that along in the start of this edition of Television History and Trivia.
Hey, I begin this document in earnest by showing up wrong information about television on Wikipedia. On Wikipedia, you will find a page related to Uptown Jubilee. It is a confused page, saying, for example, the show started out as Harlem Jubilee and started out a Uptown Jubilee (and then changed to Harlem Jubilee)--it did both, which leaves a reader in a mess. In much of 1949, a show called Harlem Jubilee was being readied for broadcast on CBS-TV, and it was being designed to have an all-black cast. On September 13, 1949, a show called Uptown Jubilee showed up for viewers at 8:00 p.m., and it was a one-hour-long presentation. The name Harlem Jubilee was never used, even though, for instance, the title exists in the television listings for The New York Times for the show on Tuesday, September 13, 1949. On the first show were such performers as Willie Bryant (as the host), Louis Armstrong, Harry Belafonte, Kenny Rogers (a comic), and the Don Redman Orchestra. Uptown Jubilee was the name of the next episode, which was shown on Tuesday, September 20, 1949. Thelma Carpenter was the main guest for the episode of the Willie Bryant-hosted series of Tuesday, September 27, 1949, airing from 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and the show was called Sugar Hill Times. By the way, over on NBC-TV for the first three shows as a competing program for ratings called the Texaco Star Theater, which featured Milton Berle, who--as I have been able to find out through old publications--pulled in a lot of white viewers and black viewers, and I am aware that many shows had no real power to take away ratings from Milton Berle's show. On Thursday, October 6, 1949, the fourth episode of the Willie Bryant-hosted series showed up, and it aired from 8:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and it was called Sugar Hill Times. And Sugar Hill Times was broadcast on CBS-TV on Thursday, October 20, 1949, airing from 8:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. No more shows hosted by Willie Bryant showed up. Some of the other performers who took part by dancing or singing or doing whatever on the Willie Brytant-hosted series were Maxine Sullivan, Dorothy Donegan, Timmie Rogers (or Timmy Rogers), Avon Long, Moke & Poke, The Charlioteers, The Chocolateers, the Jubileers (six gals), Pearl Bailey, Hot Lips Page, and Dusty Fletcher. Wikipedia says that "Barry Woods" was the producer of the series hosted by Willie Bryant, but Wikipedia should have had "Barry Wood." Barry Wood joined CBS-TV in 1948, and, in November 1949, Barry Wood was made the production supervisor for all CBS-TV musical shows, having been only a "producer" at CBS-TV. Incidentally, Milton Berle's series was getting in around November 1949 twice the ratings number than the next big-audience-pulling shows on network television were of the time.
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[Note: Here is an example of Chris Christie's rottenness. On Sunday, February 6, 2022, Chris Christie was a guest on This Week with George Stephanopoulos (of ABC-TV), which had Martha Raddatz as the host, and Chris Christie pushed out crap. For example, Chris Christie said--"...And let's face it. Let's call it what it is. January 6 was a riot that was incited by Donald Trump...an effort to intimidate Mike Pence and the Congress into doing exactly what he said in his own words last week--overturn the election. And he's trying to do a cleanup on aisle one here...." and "...He actually told the truth by accident. He wanted the election to be overturned....". That is bullshit!]In the past, I have report that, all over the Internet, there is wrong information about when the DuMont Television Network ended, and it ended on September 15, 1955, and I show proof in my video on YouTube--the channel for "The Hologlobe Press"--called "'Dilemma' and the End of the DuMont Television Network". Given there are so many places that have the wrong information about the end of the DuMont Television Network, I went looking to find out what is being reported about the beginnings of the "commercial" DuMont Television Network, the "commercial" ABC-TV network, the "commercial" CBS-TV network, and the "commercial" NBC-TV network. Notice I use the term "commercial" in the previous sentence. To have a "commercial network," the network must have at least two television affiliates that are "commercial" television stations. Generally speaking, in the 1930s and the1940s, it was the job of the Federal Communications Commission (or the FCC) to hand out experimental television licenses or "commercial" television licenses to entities, which had applied for them. An experimental station could not air commercials, and a "commercial" television station could air commercials. In early 1940s, for example, the Allen B. DuMont Laboratories had two television stations, which had started out as experimental stations, and they were W2XWV (of New York City, New York) and W3XWT (of Washington, D.C.). On May 2, 1944, the FCC said that W2XWV was now a commercial station, and it became named WABD-TV. In the early to middle 1940s, WABD-TV did broadcasts, such as with W3XWT, or they were connected to form (as least on intermittent set-ups) a network. But since, one station was a commercial station and the other was yet an experimental station, the network was not a "commercial" network. On November 29, 1946, the FCC said that W3XWT was now a commercial station, and it was now called WTTG-TV. Incidentally, WABD-TV and WTTG-TV were owned by the Allen B. DuMont Laboratores, and you need not have two commercial stations owned by the same entity to have a "commercial" television network. On November 29, 1946, both stations carried a wrestling program (which started at (9:15 p.m.)) that was held at Jamaica Arena of the Queens, NewYork; the stations--WABD-TV and W3XWT had been airing boxing from Jamaica Arena as a network for several weeks. That program can be called the first network broadcast for the "commercial" DuMont Television Network. Now, let me back up in time to cover a "commercial" television network that came before the "commercial" DuMont Television Network. WPTZ-TV (of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) was born out of an experimental station on May 1, 1946. I have already reported that WABD-TV had become a "commercial" television station in 1944. WPTZ-TV and WABD-TV became the first two commercial stations to make up the "commercial" ABC-TV network on May 24, 1946. Hold it! Are you confused? In 1946, ABC-TV used WPTZ-TV and WABD-TV as affiliates; it did not own and operate a "commercial" television station or any television station in the New York City area, so ABC-TV had a contact with WABD-TV to have WABD-TV an affiliate. You should see that WABD-TV in 1946 was affiliated with the "commercial" ABC-TV first and then the "commercial" DuMont Television Network at least for a while; ABC-TV for a short while would drop WABD-TV as a affiliate in the middle of January 1947, when WABD-TV when off the air so that a new antenna and transmitter setup could be put in place, and WABD-TV would end up back on the air in March 1947, and from March 1947 to August 10, 1948, ABC-TV had some programs on WABD-TV again, and then on August 10, 1948, ABC-TV's station called WJZ-TV went on the air in New York City. Now, let me jump to the two true "commercial" television networks. On July 18, 1945, WNBT-TV (of New York City) became a "commercial" television station, and on May 1, 1946, WPTZ-TV became a "commercial" television network (as I have already reported), and on May 3, 1946, both stations carried a sports program that was tied to the "commercial" NBC-TV network. Now, I come to the last "commercial" television network that I can talk about in the 1940s. It was on July 18, 1945, when an experimental television station in New York City became a "commercial" television station called WCBW-TV (which would become known as WCBS-TV on November 1, 1946). In late March 1948, the Columbia Broadcasting System owned WCBS-TV, and the company signed contracts with WMAR-TV (which had become a commercial station on October 30, 1947) and with a station that would become a "commercial" station on May 23, 1948, and that station would become WCAU-TV. For now, I can only report that WCBS-TV and WMAR-TV made up the first stations of the "commercial" CBS-TV network; I am unable to give an exact day, lacking information about when the contract between WMAR-TV and CBS-TV was signed and what was the first "commercial" program on both stations at the same time. The information that I have provided is a good and real look at the start of the "commercial" broadcast television networks in the country, and you will find information on the Internet that does not match, especially since the people have not really set out to make a distinction between a simple television network and a true "commercial" television network of the early days of television in the country.
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Well, on Sunday, June 1, 2025, I was at a place in the northern quarter of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan (which I talk about in Michigan Travel Tips #254 and where I was doing tree-debris removal tied to the ice storm of March 2025), and I discovered the WCMU-TV group (affiliated with PBS, the communistic and socialistic entity) now had a Channel 6.5 (broadcast), and the channel was called "FNX Now". On June 4, 2025, I finally got the chance to see the channel, since I was stuck inside because it was raining outside, and I sort of watched while I typed up the material for Michigan Travel Tips #254 (which can be reached through this Travel #254 link). Wikipedia reports that the channel was launched on September 25, 2011, and it is based at KVCR-TV of San Bernardino Community College in California, a stronghold for the communistic movement in the country. Incidentally, it was the communistic movement that helped create the disaster of the big fire of the Los Angeles area of the beginning of the year, where forest management had been crappy. During the middle of the day of June 4, 2025, I was exposed to such programs as Pit First (an episode of 2011), Back To, Teepee (a cartoon series with a teepee-shaped main character), Waabiny (a program that came from Australia), Tiga Talk, The Magic Canoe, and Louis Says (which has "Louis" pronounced as "louie" and which came from Canada). Much of the programming (shows and filler bits) was aimed at children, and much of it was boring, given it was mostly designed for teaching (in a way as so-called educational), such as propaganda stuff about the climate and climate change. At times, the cartoons were irritating with irritating voices of kids (done by, probably, non-kids-aged gals working to sound like kids), and some of the laughter was really irritating and fakey. "FNX" stands for "First Nations Experience", and the channel is aimed at Native Americans (whom I call "American Indians") and "world indigenous" people. On June 4, 2025, I was exposed to an promotional announcement for a program called Democracy Now! (a news-related show that was set for some time to come in the day or week, and the program seemed to be like another socialistic-based news and propaganda thing, certainly aimed to keep the American Indian socialistic in nature. It must be remembered that the American Indian culture has always been sort of socialistic-based, headed by a chief, and that is why the culture is stalled today and which was stalled when the Europeans came the the North American continent, where, for example, the Europeans would bring the typewriter to civilization, having "English" (with 26 letters, 10 digits, and some characters) as the basis for the machine. Why does the channel exist? What difference in daily experience does the American Indian have over other people? The rules of economics and the rules of science and the rules of mathematics and the rules of making dresses and the rules of fixing cars and machines and the rules of cooking and the rules of cutting down trees safely, for example, apply to all types of people equally. A person can come to the conclusion that the pushers of the channel are a bit racist against whites and others, focusing on only Native Americans. In the afternoon of June 4, 2025, I got exposed to Frybread Flats, and it had the same low-budget animation and live-action puppet stuff as what I had seen in the morning, and it was more of the same--boring over all. Really, I see the channel as a "who-cares channel?". I will never miss it when it is gone. But let me continue on. The channel is used to each words or numbers of other languages, which has little value really. Americans--no matter what ethnic makeup--need better instruction in English so that peoples can communicate ideas to others better and well. Certainly, you have heard how English skills of Detroit-based kids are crappy, so they do not need another language to learn, even only parts of it. Wapos Bay (with stop-motion animation, like that of Gumby of years and years ago, and which was from Canada) showed up in the early afternoon, as did N*Gen (or Next Generation), Untamed Gourmet, which was a presentation for adults that was boring, and a show about "Bigfoot" (which was stupid stuff). Stop! I tuned out in the 3:00 p.m. hour, tired of the boring stuff. Oh, I saw a promotional announcement for ICT Newscast (set for 10:00 p.m.), which was to have indigenous news for indigenous people. What the hell is "indigenous news"? Is it "indigenous" economics? Is it "indigenous" politics? Why is this channel being shown in Michigan? Yes, I am well aware Michigan has people who are tied to American Indian groups, such as the Chippewa group of people. In the evening from time to time on June 4, 2025, I tuned into Channel 6.5, and I saw nothing that I wanted to see fully. Basically, people in northern Lower Michigan have a new so-what channel and maybe even an ugly channel, which teaches crap.
Okay, on Friday, June 6, 2025, I looked at the edition for TV Guide magazine for the day to see what was going to be on the broadcast networks in prime-time, and there was nothing worthwhile, but I--given it was a little after 8:00 p.m. (Detroit time)--passed through the channels, seeing what the subchannels had (I was in Upper Michigan) and, of course, it meant that I would touch on the broadcast networks while going through the channels, and I found that TV Guide was not in tune with what was being shown on broadcast networks, and, for the next three hours, I discovered a number of misses. For instance, TV Guide reported that, at 9:00 p.m., CBS-TV was going to have Fire County, and then at 10:00 p.m., it was going to have S.W.A.T.. I found that CBS-TV actually ran An Evening with Dua Lipa (a musical program) from 9:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., and then it had an episode of Hollywood Squares. At 8:00 p.m., NBC-TV presented Soaring to Life: The Making of How to Train Your Dragon, which was a promotional announcement for a new movie for, for instance, the movie theaters, and it ran a half-hour, but TV Guide had Happy's Party listed. To me, big crap showed up on ABC-TV. For 8:00 p.m., TV Guide had Shark Tank listed for ABC-TV, but what was presented was a special called Late to the Party: Coming Out Later in Life. That program was crap about gay stuff. Recently, I have been talking about the crap that the broadcast networks have been presenting as "specials" and how it surely is a far cry from what specials were in the 1950s and 1960s and 1970s. In essence, Late to the Party: Coming Out Later in Life was not entertainment, which was once (years ago) the rule for television programs on the broadcast networks, and, really, Late to the Party: Coming Out Later in Life was political propaganda, and it made me think that soon the broadcast networks would be working to put together specials that will promote "transgender" stuff as good, even though--I say--it is crap and even shit. Oh, I guess the ABC-TV special can be called a "crap special." And that is a part of what I discovered was not listed in TV Guide, which years ago was once considered, in essence, a publication of record.
I did not see the full special programs talked about in the previous paragraph, because I stumbled on something being presented at 9:00 p.m. on the new--to me--"FNX Now" channel, and I had to see it, because I had to see whether or not the weekly program was as I had deduced it to be by having seen a promotional announcement for it some days previously. A little after 9:00 p.m., I tuned in to FNX Now (Channel 6.5 in Upper Michigan), and what was already running was an episode of Democracy Now!. At the time, the host was interviewing some guy from Boston University, and I did not record his name on a sheet of paper, since I could not talk about him properly in the near future, given I had not seen the interview from the start. The host was a gal who really looked like an old-time feminist and communist with gray hair. Remember--The channel is supposed to focus on such groups as American Indians and Hispanics. The host--Amy Goodman--was a white gal, and, yes, she came off as a communist and socialist and progressive. I say that, through the program, Amy Goodman was selling communism as a good thing. In the second segment that I caught, Amy Goodman had a gal named Alison Galvini as the guest, and she was from Yale University, and, boy, she had a hard time spitting out her words, and, for one, the two gals promoted that idea that "single-payer" health care was great and more efficient. That is communistic bullshit! Communists like "single payer" since it has the government controlling who does and does not get health care, and there is no competition in such a system, which might show up the rottenness of the structure of a government-fully-run health-care system. Incidentally, during the show, Amy Goodman pushed out the idea that the "Big Beautiful Bill" of the U.S. Congress (which was being worked on) was going to cut Medicare and Medicaid for American citizens, but I can say that that is a lie--there are no cuts in those programs for American "citizens." It was also reported by Amy Goodman, by the way, that the "Big Beautiful Bill" was designed to give big tax cuts to only the super-rich, and I can say that that is bullshit. The third segment had Mayor Ras Baraka of Newark, New Jersey, and he is a black communist, and he is the mayor of a city that is considered a "sanctuary city," which is a city that defines federal immigration law in relation to illegal aliens. Mayor Ras Baraka wants to be the governor of New Jersey, and he wants "state-wide rent control" set up in New Jersey. That would be shit for the state! Oh, Amy Goodman and Ras Baraka got into the idea that he recently was arrested in relation to his being at an ICE detention center recently, but I will not cover the details of that theme. The next theme or segment had Amy Goodman talking with Thiago Avila, who was part of the "Freedom Flotilla Coalition," which was working to get food from Brazil (it seems) to Gaza, and the segment was clearly one that showed that Amy Goodman and Thiago Avila (who was on a boat) were and are anti-Israel and anti-semetic [Note: Recently, Brazil has had at least one communistic president.]. Incidentally, Thiago Avila was called an "activist," as were most of the guests on Democracy Now! for the day. The final segment had a woman named Dr. Tupa Marya, and it was pushed out that there is "structual racism in health care" in the United States of America, which--I note--is bullshit. It was hinted that Israel has been involved in "genocide." I will not get into the theme from Tupa Marya about her having been fired from a school recently, which was a main theme of her segment. Democracy Now! was filled with bullshit and lies, and although the name of the program has "democracy" in it, the program has no ties to "democracy" and has ties to at least "communism" and "Sharia" (which is Islamic crap). Really, Democracy Now! was ugly television, and it is what bad people are working to sell as good to American Indians and others, and if, for example, American Indians like what is presented in Democracy Now! and if American Indians like what is being taught in the program and if what is in the program is what American Indians stand for, it shows that the American Indian culture is shit.
And I have to report on some more nonsense. On Saturday, June 7, 2025, at about a 6:30 p.m. (Detroit time), I got exposed to the first story for the day for the CBS Weekend News, which was headed for the day by Nancy Chen. It was said that, because of storms in the U.S.A., "100 million in danger zone." Such crap that over-exaggeration was and such nonsense it was. It is even scare-tactic crap related to the manmade-climate-change idea. I say that "100-million persons" were not in danger--not even close. Then on Monday, June 9, 2025, I happened to catch--while it was raining and keeping me inside--a portion of the CBS Evening News, and one segment--which lasted several minutes--focused on Sarah Silverman (a comedienne) and a talk about her family. It was more crap, which focused on a socialist at least, working to sell Sarah Silverman as good and great. News has surely gone to crap on the broadcast networks.
You have reached the point where you can learn about some old-time stuff, covering the movies and covering television in Detroit. What you have is the Looking at the Movies feature for this edition of Television History and Television. At 11:15 p.m. on Thursday, March 27, 1952, WXYZ-TV, Channel 7, began to run a movie for Detroit-area viewers, and the movie was being shown under the Hollywood Movie Time umbrella title. The movie was called Special Inspector, and the movie was being given a debut on television for Detroit-area viewers. Today, the movie can be found on YouTube, and it can be found in two versions. There is a black-and-white version, which is the original version, and it can be found in a "colorized" version. If you see the movie, you will find that one of the main performers is Rita Hayworth, and you should find that you know not the other performers. The other main performer is Charles Quigley. I bet that that name is unknown to you. Maybe one reason that the performers are largely unknown today is that the movie is a Canadian movie, and it is a movie that was released to movie theaters in 1938. Really, if you see Special Inspector, you will see Rita Hayworth before she became a big star of the movies in the United States of America.
Oh, for the record, I report that Monday, June 9, 2025, was the first day that the "9&10 studios"--the new studios and building--of "9&10" of the Traverse City area, Michigan, were used.
Remember: The Prisoner with Patrick McGoohan was a television show that was produced across the pond and shown on CBS-TV in the late 1960s, and I urge you to find The Prisoner on DVD, maybe from a library, and watch it, and you should show it--all the episodes--to teenagers, or buy it as a present for teenagers.
Stay well!Vic
P.S.: You are urged to see my document entitled One of "The Rules of Man"--A Rule About Health Care that No Politician May Supersede with Law, which can be reached through this Rule1 link. I have deduced that all the Democrats and most Republicans support the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 and have no intention of killing it, though it should be killed for violating, for one, "The Rules of Man." For example, Republicans Jeb Bush and Chris Christie support the rotten law, and that is one reason that I define them as stupid men and not men who are good enough--in this day and age--to be the U.S. President. I note that the "mandate"--which forces everyone to buy government-approved health-care insurance--violates one of "The Rules of Man," and it is a rule that is attacked in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. Anyone who supports the "mandate" is not a good enough person or a smart enough person to be the U.S. president--the mandate is "enslavism," and the "mandate" allows government people--who are often usually bad people, as history shows--decide what health care a person can get, and that is bad.
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