The CBS-TV sitcom aired until April 8, 1979. In September of 1979
the show was reorganized and renamed, ARCHIE BUNKER’S PLACE
and ran until 1983.
The main characters of the series (clockwise from top) are: Gloria Bunker-
Stivic(Sally Struthers), Michael Stivic(Rob Reiner), Edith Bunker(Jean Stapleton),
and Archie Bunker(Carroll O’Conner).
NOTE: Sally Struthers was born in Portland, Oregon.
Rawhide was one of the longest running television westerns. It ran
from 1959 to 1966 on CBS for a total of 217 episodes. The series
starred Eric Fleming (seated) and newcomer Clint Eastwood,
(standing). The show was produced and often directed
by Charles M. Warren who also produced some early
episodes of Gunsmoke.
The Rawhide theme was sung by Frankie Laine
The career of comedian Danny Thomas began on radio in the 1940’s
playing the brother-in-law Amos on The Bickersons with stars Don
Ameche and Francis Langford. Danny is best know for the TV sitcom
The Danny Thomas Show (Make Room for Daddy). It ran from 1953 to
1957 on ABC and on CBS from 1957 to 1964. Thomas is the founder
of ST. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. He died on February 6,
1991 of heart failure.
Danny and his daughter Marlo Thomas pose with the statue of St.Jude
The original network TV version of WHEEL OF FORTUNE ran from 1975 to
1991 on both NBC and CBS before syndication. The current version of
the show premiered on September 19, 1983 with hosts Pat Sajak and
letter turner Vanna White.
The host and hostess of the first WHEEL OF FORTUNE
were Chuck Woolery and Susan Stafford, shown above.
The sitcom was in syndication until July 2, 1961. It then aired on CBS-TV
from October 1, 1961 until February 6, 1966. The show starred Alan
Young as Wilbur Post and Connie Hines as his wife Carol Post. The
horse (Mister Ed) was a Palomino and was voiced by former western
film star Allan Lane.
Shown here are stars Alan Young, Mister Ed, and Connie Hines
Allan “Rocky” Lane, the voice of Mister Ed
