Are you fascinated by old TV shows from 50's and 60's? In its infancy, TV was a cross between music-hall entertainment and a picture version of radio. Lot's of tv shows came and went - a few stuck around for quite some time.
These old tv shows are becoming modern day antiques. Let's not let them be forgotten just yet, especially as older members of our community will still remember them. Shows like The $64,000 Question, Smilin' Ed McConnell and his Buster Brown Gang and Dennis the Menace are little gems that gave millions great pleasure and should not be forgotten. They are our heritage. Westerns like Adventures of Kit Carson, Nine Lives of Elfego Baca, The Lone Ranger. All these are based on the real life activities in the wild west. Take railroad westerns like The Iron Horse and Casey Jones. In fact, take Casey Jones as an example. This tv show was based on a real life railroad engineer who was actually called Casey Jones. Quizzes, drama, variety - even more fanciful tv shows like The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - have their roots in the human existence. There is an excellent forum at www.bygonetv.com Why not get involved. These antiques could be worth quite a lot in a few years!
These old tv shows are becoming modern day antiques. Let's not let them be forgotten just yet, especially as older members of our community will still remember them. Shows like The $64,000 Question, Smilin' Ed McConnell and his Buster Brown Gang and Dennis the Menace are little gems that gave millions great pleasure and should not be forgotten. They are our heritage. Westerns like Adventures of Kit Carson, Nine Lives of Elfego Baca, The Lone Ranger. All these are based on the real life activities in the wild west. Take railroad westerns like The Iron Horse and Casey Jones. In fact, take Casey Jones as an example. This tv show was based on a real life railroad engineer who was actually called Casey Jones. Quizzes, drama, variety - even more fanciful tv shows like The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - have their roots in the human existence. There is an excellent forum at www.bygonetv.com Why not get involved. These antiques could be worth quite a lot in a few years!
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