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RCA TK60s In Action…WRVA, Richmond Virginia 1965

Posted on June 13, 2014April 27, 2021


RCA TK60s In Action…WRVA, Richmond Virginia 1965

This kids show with WRVA cameraman “Sailor Bob” Griggs as host, was built around Popeye cartoons and ran locally from 1959 till 1969. Thanks to Bob’s son, Tom Griggs for sharing this. I think this was shot on film by one of the stations news cameramen.

http://CDN.eyesofageneration.com/Content/Viewseum/TK60sailorbob.mp4

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