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New York City January 1945

Source: Gary Newton Hess: A Historical Study Of The Du Mont Televison Network
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January 1945 New York City

WCBW (CBS) Channel 2

Wednesday, January 17, 1945

8:00pm News
8:15pm Design For Living (Young women in Wartime)
9:00pm Film
9:30pm Missus Goes Shopping with John Reed King

Thursday, January 18, 1945

8:00pm News
8:15pm At Home Variety Show
8:45pm Film
9:15pm Opinions On Trial (Courtroom discussion / current issues)
9:45pm Vera Massey Sings


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WABD (DuMont) Channel 4 (Now Channel 5)

Monday, January 15, 1945

8:15pm US Marine Service Recruiting Show
8:45pm Quiz - It's A Wonderful World
9:15pm Film

Tuesday, January 16, 1945

8:15pm Lovely Lady (Beauty and Fashion)
8:45pm Film
9:00pm Hypnotism Demonstration
9:30pm Teleshopping with Martha Manning for Macys

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WNBT (NBC) Channel 1 (Now channel 4)

Monday, January 15, 1945

8:00pm The War As It Happens
8:10pm Film
9:10pm Televiews - Songbirds of the North Woods
9:50pm Boxing

Tuesday, January 16, 1945

8:30pm Wrestling

Thursday, January 18, 1945
8:15pm World In Your Time (An Educational Film)
8:30pm Boxing - to completion

Friday, January 19, 1945
8:00pm Film - Feature
9:05pm Film - Short Subjects

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Geez even in 1945 they had home shopping...LOL
 
...I have an aircheck from WEAF, NBC's New York radio station, from 6 June 1944 (D-Day) that contains a promo spot for an H.V. Kaltenborn special on WNBT that night about the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France. If that isn't the first radio promo for a TV show, it certainly has to be the oldest existing -- or does anyone know of any older airchecks with similar plugs over either WEAF or WABC (now WCBS)?...
 
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