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Insider’s History of The Hollywood Palace Thanks to ABC Hollywood veteran Don McCroskey, here’s a look behind the curtain of a place many of us remember as The Hollywood Palace. ABC started doing shows from what was then called the El Capitan theater in the fall of 1957 using equipment installed by NBC in 1950 […]

Exclusive Rare Video! ‘Operation Disney’Behind The Scenes With ABC

  • January 21, 2014

Exclusive Rare Video! ‘Operation Disney’ Behind The Scenes With ABC On Disneyland’s Opening Day First, please share this…your friends will appreciate it as Eyes Of A Generation is the only place you can see this rare footage. This was shot by ABC over the three days prior to the Sunday, July 17, 1955 grand opening […]

CinemaScope

  • March 5, 2013

CinemaScope If Cinerama was the star that guided the film industry into wide screen presentations, CinemaScope was the rudder that steered the course. If you look closely at the photo below, you can see the essence of CinemaScope. See the long oval in the camera lens? That is the CinemaScope anamorphic lens used to photograph […]

Confirmation! CBS Buys Marconi Color Cameras…October 31, 1966

  • May 28, 2014

It was always my opinion that CBS only kept the Norelco PC60s at Studio 50 (The Ed Sullivan Theater), for eighteen months or so. Now that is confirmed with this article that appeared on my sixteenth birthday in Broadcasting Magazine. In another Halloween quirk, it was October 31, 1965 when the ‘Ed Sullivan Show’ went […]