Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here's something I happened to catch when I let a six-hour tape run after the noon news. It was Friday, November 4th, 1988, and the game show "Sweethearts" was so new that even host Charles Nelson Reilly doesn't seem 100% sure of the rules at times (something about celebrity panelists figuring out which of three contestant couples isn't really a romantic pair). The panelists are Marsha Warfield from "Night Court" (still going strong today at 71), Christopher Hewitt (died 2001), and Leslie Charleson of "General Hospital" (who died early this year, January 2025). CNR died in 2007.
I've left in the original commercials from WWOR, channel 9 out of Secaucus, New Jersey, serving the New York City metro area. They include many cool station promos, including a short one at the end for Sid and Marty Krofft's "DC Follies" with Mike Tyson, Don King and Fred Willard. The very end of a Barnaby Jones episode starts the video off.
If you want to see more from WOR channel 9:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6TJvVXLI-3xosMbZ8yYgm3t8TRIzLPBJ&si=FvEUfsuaYtD17mfa
And NO, other YouTubers, you may NOT hijack this video for your own channels--I'd prefer the views stay right here, thanks! "Courtesy Hugo Faces," my foot!
No rights held or implied. (If you'd like this video removed for copyright reasons, please contact me rather than notifying YouTube, I will gladly take it down from this channel.) Find more vintage video fun at oldtvads.blogspot.com...
Here's something I happened to catch when I let a six-hour tape run after the noon news. It was Friday, November 4th, 1988, and the game show "Sweethearts" was so new that even host Charles Nelson Reilly doesn't seem 100% sure of the rules at times (something about celebrity panelists figuring out which of three contestant couples isn't really a romantic pair). The panelists are Marsha Warfield from "Night Court" (still going strong today at 71), Christopher Hewitt (died 2001), and Leslie Charleson of "General Hospital" (who died early this year, January 2025). CNR died in 2007.
I've left in the original commercials from WWOR, channel 9 out of Secaucus, New Jersey, serving the New York City metro area. They include many cool station promos, including a short one at the end for Sid and Marty Krofft's "DC Follies" with Mike Tyson, Don King and Fred Willard. The very end of a Barnaby Jones episode starts the video off.
If you want to see more from WOR channel 9:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6TJvVXLI-3xosMbZ8yYgm3t8TRIzLPBJ&si=FvEUfsuaYtD17mfa
And NO, other YouTubers, you may NOT hijack this video for your own channels--I'd prefer the views stay right here, thanks! "Courtesy Hugo Faces," my foot!
No rights held or implied. (If you'd like this video removed for copyright reasons, please contact me rather than notifying YouTube, I will gladly take it down from this channel.) Find more vintage video fun at oldtvads.blogspot.com...


![Arts and Entertainment Channel, Movie Milestones, 1936 / 1986 Promos
This is an interesting short subject recorded from the Arts and Entertainment cable channel (now better known as A&E) in 1986. Its called Movie Milestones, with the subtitle Memorable Scenes from Famous Movies.
Film producer Adolph Zukor presented some clips of popular silent movies (not produced by him) for this 1936 short. The opening credits must have been created in the mid-1950s, by UM&M TV Corporation, which was acquired by National Telefilm Associates Inc. in 1956 (and which has the closing production credit). Narration is by Alois Havrilla; editing by Fred Waller and Milton Hocky; commentary by H.A. Woodmansee.
The films represented are:
The Ten Commandments, 1923, showing Moses parting (and unparting) the Red Sea as described in Exodus;
Behind the Front, 1926, a war comedy with Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton; [commercial break edited out here]
The Way of All Flesh, a 1927 drama with Emil Jannings in the first performance to win the Best Actor Oscar, a film now considered lost but for a few extant minutes;
Old Ironsides, a 1926 historical film (also starring Beery) depicting the creation of the United States Navy and its battle with Barbary Coast pirates.
Ive included a few other A&E promos from the same recording: a general station promo with the Surprise Your Eyes! slogan; Jane Eyre, a miniseries with Timothy Dalton; The Amish: Not to Be Modern; and finally, Evening at the Improv, with many well-known comedians of the day.
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