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Some dreamed of a chance to be in the Peanut Gallery of Howdy Doody. Some begged their parents for a dog just like Lassie. Many wore cowboy hats to watch The Roy Rogers Show. In the 1950s, television was new and thrilling. Looking back, these shows had a significant impact on the children of the first television generation and helped to shape the medium as it increasingly became a part of our culture. Hiya Kids!! A '50s Saturday Morning is a collection of the best kids' shows from the infancy of...

Space Ghost, Magilla Gorilla, Quick Draw McGraw, and the Jetsons are featured in this fun-filled Saturday Morning Cartoons 1960s Volume One DVD. This collection tunes back to the 1960s to revisit the wise-cracking and cosmic exploits of the decade's best animated characters.Run time: 308 minutesRelease date: 5/26/2009Not available for International Shipment. Note: DVD encoded for Region 1, playable in the U.S.A. and Canada only

Space Ghost, Magilla Gorilla, Quick Draw McGraw, and the Jetsons--they're all here in this animated collection that celebrates no school and watching TV in your PJs. That's right, it's Saturday morning and that means a nonstop lineup of every child's favorite alternative to the news: cartoons! This collection tunes back to the 1960s to revisit the wise-cracking and cosmic exploits of the decade's best animated characters.

With a savage comic perspective and a totally realistic approach, this biting drama, one of the first and best of the British New Wave of the 1960s, is a classic of the "angry young man" genre. In a star-making role, a youthful and handsome Finney is mesmerizing as a Nottingham factory worker whose rebellious nature is neatly summarized by his opening narration, "What I want is a good time. The remainder is all propaganda." The story follows Finney as he lets off steam on the weekends through his...

Many parents, politicians, and activists agree that there’s too much violence and not enough education on children’s television. Current solutions range from the legislative (the Children’s Television Act of 1990) to the technological (the V-chip). Saturday Morning Censors examines the history of adults’ attempts to safeguard children from the violence, sexism, racism, and commercialism on television since the 1950s. By focusing on what censorship and regulation are and how they work—rather than...

Episodes from vintage TV shows such as LASSIE, ANNIE OAKLEY, THE ROOTIE KAZOOTIE CLUB, and JUVENILE JURY are included on this collection. These shows captured the imaginations of kids whose eyes were firmly glued to their TV sets on Saturday mornings during the 1950s.

BLUES LEGENDS: 1950s & 1960s Roosevelt Sykes - The Honey Dripper 1961 One of the greatest blues pianists of all time, Roosevelt Sykes playing styles range from barrelhouse, stride, boogie woogie to blues. "Night Time Is The Right Time," Honeydripper," "Poor Me," "Sunny Side Of The Street" and others. Big Bill Broonzy - Big Bill Blues 1956 Very cool "art film" set in a smoke filled European bistro in which Broonzy performs his folk blues guitar style. "Why Did You Leave Heaven," "Saturday Night...

Four episodes of the Saturday Night Beech-Nut Show. The night-time version of his weekday show, "American Band stand." BEECH-NUT SHOW 1959 Mar-14-59. U.S. TV show. Musical guests include: Sam Cooke; "Everybody Likes To Cha-Cha-Cha," "You Send Me." The Fleetwoods; "Come Softly To Me." Lou Monte; "The Italian Cowboy." Frankie Avalon; "Venus." Dick displays gifts he’s received from audience members and asks about their favorite dances. He does a bow and arrow demonstration and presents Frankie Avalon...