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mbayus

The DuMont thread on this board got me to thinking.
Does anyone know of a web site where one can watch old religious television broadcasts of the 1950s and 1960s? I have been looking for old broadcasts of Church services and the like for a very long time. Did any of this stuff get preserved on Kinescops?
 
The one I'm looking for is IT'S LIGHT TIME, a series of 39 fifteen-minute moral lessons, entertaining produced and hosted by Chicago TV personality Jim Stewart.
It was filmed in 1960 and run on Sunday mornings for years,usually in tandem with DAVY AND GOLIATH.

Do prints exist?
 
I know that an extensive archive of kinescopes and video of the late Archbishop
Fulton Sheen has been preserved by a foundation in Rochester, NY. These are
frequently seen on EWTN. Most were from his weekly show on the DuMont Network
that later moved to ABC.
 
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