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To: V K Lee
In that era, Tennessee Ernie Ford show and Art Linkletter show were watched a good deal more than AG.

My memories of television only go back to late 1958-early 1959, and Godfrey was still around but I never paid attention to him, and I am pretty sure my parents didn't care for him much. I do, however, remember my mom regularly watching Tennessee Ernie Ford and Art Linkletter during the daytime.

The real - albeit often unintentional - entertainment during the daytime for many years was the local programming from the shoestring television operation which was the only channel that really came in clearly all the time.

Mr. niteowl77

39 posted on 05/15/2016 11:46:55 AM PDT by niteowl77
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To: niteowl77

The DFW area had Mr. Peppermint and Icky Twerp for the local children’s broadcasting...along with Julie Bennell for the adult female viewers. The male adults back then were, working and not an audience during the weekdays...that was the fifties when most had a job to go to.


46 posted on 05/15/2016 12:05:19 PM PDT by V K Lee (uTRUMP TRUMP TRUMP to TRIUMPH Follow the lead MAKE AMERICA GREAT)
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