Thanks so much for this. This is Kevin Brown, Bob Brown’s son….dad did the Brewster toys interview in your film, which I had never seen before. Dad is doing great still! Thanks again.
I knew about Lee Woodward and King Lionel, but I was born too late for his early show. I remember Betty Boyd, but only as an older woman, and Don Woods of course, with his sketches of Gusty! Oh, Clayton Vaughn, too! Although I've never seen him looking so young. And that last report must have been about building the BA expressway that connects downtown Tulsa to Broken Arrow. I was born in '65, grew up in the 70s, back when the QuikTrips were still small convenience stores and didn't sell gas! But they sold comic books, and that was my first place to go for comics, the QT at Admiral and Pittsburgh (long gone, but the building's still there and in use). But I'd always tune in Uncle Zeb's Cartoon Camp after school. And I even got to be in the audience of the show one time when I was still pretty young.
I recall these folks,events and places,i grew up in Tulsa/Broken Arrow area but now live in Northern Minnesota!...Sadly most these folks are gone now and many places there are gone also that WERE there when I was a kid and a young adult!...Sadly as i get older I realize I mostly get homesick for folks and places that no longer exist!
You said it Frank. What is missed cannot be revisited. I will say this. Even though much is very different I still get that feeling of being home when I roll across 44 and see town. My family goes back to the early days of Tulsa and I now have grandkids born sixth generation Tulsans. The greatest town in the Republic.
The last part still sticks with us, road construction never ends, about to begin again east of the IDL, hopefully they'll use high quality materials THIS TIME
My dad was President of Goodwill in the 1970's to early '80's...and in 1980 my friends and I did a back-to-school fashion show on Betty Boyd's show with clothes from Goodwill. :)
I remember Betty Boyd coming to my elementary school and giving the girls tips on etiquette. The only thing I remember from it was how to get out of car without flashing your panties. I must have been in first or second grade, so early 70?
The News Guys, The News on 6 and 2 Works for You of an earlier generation, when newsmen were all men and every market had its own kids shows and teen dance parties. 2:14 Note the rainbow of CBS eyes on the KOTV camera.
Would anyone have any tips for locating some footage from the Betty Boyd show? I grew up hearing about my dad appearing on the show when he played basketball for a small college. He passed away in 2007 and I would love to see him as a young adult on that segment. Thanks
Very few Betty Boyd shows would have survived because that was before shows could be "video taped". Shows back then were "live" and only way to "record" them would have been on films which was expensive
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Thanks so much for this. This is Kevin Brown, Bob Brown’s son….dad did the Brewster toys interview in your film, which I had never seen before. Dad is doing great still! Thanks again.
Thanks for the info! We have many of his reports in our archives
A completely different landscape back then
Oh the memories of growing up in Tulsa
Glad you enjoyed
King Lionel voice did it, real tears. 50 year old Tulsan.
I knew about Lee Woodward and King Lionel, but I was born too late for his early show. I remember Betty Boyd, but only as an older woman, and Don Woods of course, with his sketches of Gusty! Oh, Clayton Vaughn, too! Although I've never seen him looking so young.
And that last report must have been about building the BA expressway that connects downtown Tulsa to Broken Arrow.
I was born in '65, grew up in the 70s, back when the QuikTrips were still small convenience stores and didn't sell gas! But they sold comic books, and that was my first place to go for comics, the QT at Admiral and Pittsburgh (long gone, but the building's still there and in use). But I'd always tune in Uncle Zeb's Cartoon Camp after school. And I even got to be in the audience of the show one time when I was still pretty young.
I recall these folks,events and places,i grew up in Tulsa/Broken Arrow area but now live in Northern Minnesota!...Sadly most these folks are gone now and many places there are gone also that WERE there when I was a kid and a young adult!...Sadly as i get older I realize I mostly get homesick for folks and places that no longer exist!
You said it Frank. What is missed cannot be revisited.
I will say this. Even though much is very different I still get that feeling of being home when I roll across 44 and see town. My family goes back to the early days of Tulsa and I now have grandkids born sixth generation Tulsans. The greatest town in the Republic.
The last part still sticks with us, road construction never ends, about to begin again east of the IDL, hopefully they'll use high quality materials THIS TIME
Can’t believe how long it took me to notice that Lee Woodward was actor Morgan Woodward’s brother.
Thanks for posting! 👍
What a wonderful video, thank you!
Thank you too!
My dad was President of Goodwill in the 1970's to early '80's...and in 1980 my friends and I did a back-to-school fashion show on Betty Boyd's show with clothes from Goodwill. :)
YEP I GREW UP IN TULSA AREA AND REMEMBER MOST ALL THIS...GREAT MEMORIES!!...GREAT TIMES!!...
Betty Boyd was previously on channel 6. She was the wife of my Sunday School teacher at First Baptist Church.
I was there at the groundbreaking of KVOO-TV-AM-FM in Brookside. I remember Jim Hartz and Hugh Finnerty on KOTV.
We have another film clip with Hugh Finnerty covering Blackwell tornado. I'll link it here ruclips.net/video/Em5HbYt0Fsk/видео.html
I was on the Mr Zing show when I was around 4 0r 5, back in the 60's. Barely remember anything about it.
Awesome
I have a sign from state fair that Don drew for his booth in the mid 90s. Lol. He was mad that it was missing
I remember Cy Tuma. Big voice. Clayton Vaughn was on KAKC-AM before he went to television.
80,000 for the Skelly home? wow
I remember Betty Boyd coming to my elementary school and giving the girls tips on etiquette. The only thing I remember from it was how to get out of car without flashing your panties. I must have been in first or second grade, so early 70?
The News Guys, The News on 6 and 2 Works for You of an earlier generation, when newsmen were all men and every market had its own kids shows and teen dance parties. 2:14 Note the rainbow of CBS eyes on the KOTV camera.
Would love to have those toys now.
Did I miss the early days of „Gusty“?
I also remember Cy Tuma news.
KVOO later became KTEW before it was KJRH.
I was going to post that but I’m HAPPY U included it❣️TULSA’s 🌟ABC affiliate KTUL Ch8
🌟CBS affiliate KOTV Ch6
🌟NBC affiliate KVOO KTEW KJRH🤩
@@ritadaniels3175 KTUL originally was KTVX.
Would anyone have any tips for locating some footage from the Betty Boyd show? I grew up hearing about my dad appearing on the show when he played basketball for a small college. He passed away in 2007 and I would love to see him as a young adult on that segment. Thanks
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Very few Betty Boyd shows would have survived because that was before shows could be "video taped". Shows back then were "live" and only way to "record" them would have been on films which was expensive
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