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Looney Tunes
Cartoon Network
Looney Tunes
is a show that reruns classic cartoons featuring Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety, Sylvester, Pepe le Pew, Road
Runner, Wile E. Coyote, Foghorn Leghorn and more. These classic characters were featured in 1000+ theatrical cartoons and many prime-time specials made for TV as well as numerous classic cartoon excerpts. Looney Tunes was originally aimed at an adult audience when it aired for the first time in 1955, but unfortunately it was censored. It eventually became a show for children known as The Bugs Bunny Show in 1960, which aired on ABC.
Looney Tunes
made it's way to Nickelodeon along with numerous Warner Bros. classic cartoons including some of their oldest black-and-whites and almost their complete canon of '60s cartoons. This show started in 1988 and ended in 1999. Now, the Boomerang block on Cartoon Network is the only place in the US where you can still see these timeless classic characters and their animated antics.
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The Flintstones
ABC (ended 2001)
The Flintstones was a parody on modern suburban life, set in the Stone Age. The characters in the cartoon series
all behaved and spoke in a contemporary manner, though they lived in the prehistoric city of Bedrock. Fred worked as operator of a dinosaur-powered crane at Rock Hard & Quarry Cave Construction Co. (slogan: "Own Your Own Cave and Be Secure"). Around their split-level cave the Flintstones enjoyed such conveniences as Wilma's Stoneway piano, a hi-fi on which Fred could play his "rock" music (it consisted of a turntable and a bird with a long beak to serve as a needle), a vacuum cleaner (a baby elephant with a long trunk), and an automatic garbage disposal unit (a famished buzzard stashed under the sink). Their car, which sported tail fins, also came equipped with steamroller wheels--to smooth out the rocky road. Then one day in 1963 they were blessed with a baby daughter, whom they named Pebbles. Not to be outdone, their neighbors the Rubbles adopted an orphan boy named Bamm Bamm. (The two kids later had a Saturday morning cartoon series of their own, Pebbles and Bamm Bamm.) The Flintstones was always as much adult satire as children's fun. In many respects it resembled Jackie Gleason's popular Honeymooners, especially in the relationships of the principals. A wide range of caricatures passed through the stories: Lollobrickida, a pretty cook; Ann-Margrock, whose voice was supplied by Ann-Margret; attorney Perry Masonry (he never lost a case); Ed Sullystone, a TV host; Eppy Brianstone, a teenage impresario; and Weirdly and Creepella Gruesome, the strange couple who with their son Goblin moved into a cave nearby (this was a parody on The Addams Family and The Munsters, then popular). The Gruesomes thought that they were normal, and everyone else in Bedrock was odd. The Flintstones and its spin-offs had a highly successful run on Saturday mornings--on NBC from January 1967-September 1970, on CBS from September 1972-January 1974, back on NBC from February 1979-September 1984, and on ABC with The Flintstone Kids from September 1986-September 1989. This series has also many movies and specials (about 10 specials). Some of them are:"A Flintstones Christmas Carol", a flintstones version of the famous Charles Dickens book, "A Flintstones Christmas" where Fred replaces Santa Claus (Pebbles and Bamm Bamm are speaking now), "I Yabba Dabba Do" where Pebbles and Bamm Bamm are grown up and get married, and "Holly-Rock-a-bye Baby" where Pebbles gives birth.
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Tom and Jerry
CBS (ended 1980)
Tom and Jerry was originally the very first, and earliest of the Hanna-Barbera Cartoons. It went through many phases and
took place from anywhere from inside a house, to anywhere in outer space. The show was of course, about a cat and a mouse, and several other characters. The two never really talked, even though they do sing, yell, gasp, laugh, count, or say "Aha!!"; and that several other characters spoke more often. They would later end up in several TV series, and also in a few movies, however many would say that they didn't like the way the movies turned out. All of the episodes were distributed by MGM. Here's more info about the show in general:
Pilot Episodes
: The Pilot Episode was called "Puss Gets The Boot" and was also the first one with Mammy in it. Tom looked very different and was called Jasper. It was produced by Harman-Ising Productions.
Fred Quimby
: Fred Quimby was the Producer of Tom & Jerry for many years. He is also the Producer of Tex Avery's Cartoons. Tom's fur would eventually become blue.
: These cartoons had more people in them. There were narrators, and many conversations between the adults. Lewis Marshall became an Animation Director, and Hanna-Barbera were the Producers.
: Only seeing the older Tom & Jerry cartoons, and not having enough information on the show, Ted Pierce, Gene Deich, and William L. Snyder and the rest of the crew had trouble in producing their episodes of Tom & Jerry.
Sib Tower 12 Incorporated
: One of the last producers of Tom & Jerry, this version has the famous opening with the yellow background and the red letters (except for the 5 letters O and J) where Tom hisses and Jerry waves. The producer was Chuck Jones, and the cartoons look ahead of their time. There were several new characters, including a yellow bulldog, and Tom's Girlfriend, The Shark, Jerry's Dog, and several robots where Tom was a security operator at a cheese mine. Other people that worked on the show were Les Goldman, Maurice Noble, Michael Maltese, Tom Ray, Earl Jonas, Lewis Marshall, Eugene Poddany, Bill Lava, Dean Elliott, Carl Brandt, Mel Blanc, June Foray, Abe Levitow, Ben Washam, Don Foster, and Walter Bien. They would later do several Dr. Seuss cartoons along with Depatie-Freeling Entertainment, the Cricket seties, Duck Dodgers, and many other Award Winning shows.
: Many years later, Filmation attempted to produce Tom & Jerry. It was a TV show called The Tom & Jerry Comedy Show. It seemed to look like all the Tom & Jerry cartoons in the 1950s and 1960s. They also aired and produced some other MGM cartoons, like the ones that are directed by Tex Avery. The episodes of The Tom & Jerry Comedy Show are mentioned here.
The New Tom and Jerry Show
The Tom and Jerry Kids Show
: HB's TV versions. Neither lasted long, but several people still remember Them. They weren't that violent either. They were about the characters trying to solve everyday problems. Tom & Jerry Kids had other charachers as kids that were also produced by Fred Quimby, Including Tex Avery's Cartoon Characters.
: Tom & Jerry was recently produced by AOL Time Warner and Turner Home Entertainment. They aren't the best cartoons.
Tom and Jerry is currently airing on Cartoon Network! Check your local listings! Every episode of Tom & Jerry can be seen on Cartoon Network and Boomerang for one hour, and also The Sib Tower 12 Inc Cartoons can be seen with The Chuck Jones Show.
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Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
CBS (ended 1972)
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
premiered on September 13, 1969. This cartoon introduced four kids and a dog named Scooby-Doo. These
kids were Daphne Blake, Freddy Jones, Velma Dinkley, Norville "Shaggy" Rogers, and their mascot. They traveled around in a green van known as "The Mystery Machine" and solved many scary mysteries along the way. In 1972, this show became
The New Scooby-Doo Movies
, which were hour-long episodes in which the gang teamed up with famous animated stars and celebrites to solve mysteries. This format aired until 1973. Scooby-Doo was so popular to Hanna-Barbara that it spawned many different cartoon series throughout the 1970's and the early 1980's. These shows were as follows:
The Scooby-Doo Show
, a revamped format of this show,
Scooby and Scrappy-Doo
, which introduced the character Scrappy-Doo,
The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo
, and the last incarnation,
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
, which featured the cast as kids. After more than a decade-long absence of original weekly shows, a new series,
What's New Scooby-Doo?
, began airing in September 2002.
Theme Song Lyrics
Scooby-Dooby-Doo, where are you? We got some work to do now, Scooby-Dooby-Doo, where are you? We need some help from you now. Come on, Scooby-Doo, I see you Pretending you've got a sliver, But you're not foolin' me, 'Cuz I can see The way you shake and shiver! You know we got a mystery to solve So Scooby-Doo, be ready for your act! (
Uh uh!) Don't hold back! And Scooby-Doo, if you come through You're gonna have yourself a Scooby Snack! That's a fact! Scooby-Dooby-Doo, here are you, You're ready and you're willing! If we can count on you, Scooby-Doo I know you'll catch that villian!
Show Times
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
airs repeats every Monday-Thursday on
at 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM, it also technically airs Tuesday-Friday early mornings at 1:00 AM. It also airs on Cartoon Network Saturday early mornings at 4:30 AM. Scooby-Doo Where Are You? released 9 movies currently in 1999 - present. Scooby-Doo On Zombie Island Scooby-Doo And The Witch's Ghost Scooby-Doo And The Alien Invaders Scooby-Doo And The Cyber Chase Scooby-Doo And The Monster Of Mexico Scooby-Doo And The Loch Ness Monster Scooby-Doo And The Legend Of The Vampire Aloha Scooby-Doo Scooby-Doo in Where's Your Mummy? The show also lead to a current 10th series Shaggy And Scooby-Doo Get A Clue due to start this fall on CW. There were two live action Scooby-Doo Movies recently released in 2002 and 2004.
Character Bios:
Scooby "Scoobert" Doo:
(Don Messick) Scooby-Doo is a great, "Great Dane". Though he's supposed to help the gang for sniffing out the clues, he's always the one running away from them. His very best friend is Shaggy! (Original name: Too Much)
Freddy Jones:
(Frank Welker) Freddy is the leader of the gang, he makes sure everything is going right! He usually pairs up with Daphne or Velma when looking for clues. (Original names: Geoff, Ronnie)
Daphne Blake:
(Heather North) Blinded by her beautiful looks, Daphne is also very ditzy at times. She is the one always finding the clues but not on purpose. She's also the one who gets kidnapped a lot and held for randsom. She should have her very own randsom note! (Original name: Kelly)
Norville "Shaggy" Rogers:
(Casey Kasem) Shaggy is a scaredy-cat just like Scooby. Only problem is neither one of Scooby or Shaggy is cats and they still got that nickname! Shaggy's best friend and dog is Scooby-Doo! (Original name: W.W.)
Velma Dinkley:
(Nicole Jaffe) Velma is the smartie of the bunch. She comes in handy when the gang doesnt know the name of something or needs help... Literally! (Original name: Linda)
What is the investigating club that Scooby and the gang belong to?
Mystery, Inc.
What type of dog is Scooby-Doo?
A Great Dane.
What is Scooby-Doo's real name?
How many classic Scooby-Doo episodes are there?
310 episodes comprising 230 half-hours.
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Davey and Goliath
(ended 1975)
This classic series is about the adventures of a boy and his dog. This classic kids show, created by the
Evangelical Lutheran Church of America provided entertainment, comedy, and moral lessons for young children. Although the scripts for this show were written by the Lutheran church of America, the team Art and Gloria Clokey (best known for their hit "Gumby") did all the claymation. Art and Gloria were thrilled to do this especially because they felt that it would be their way of contributing what children need to hear. This is a gem, and in 2003/2004 it is scheduled to return with all new shows.
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Magilla Gorilla
(ended 1965)
Magilla Gorilla, an animated series produced by Hanna-Barbera, was the story of a pet store gorilla that nobody seemed to
want. Magilla Gorilla, looking loveable in his hat and a bow tie, was usually purchased in every episode. However, after having an adventure of some sort, he would be brought back to the store for a refund by the end of the episode. At the end of the episode, Mr. Peebles the pet store owner, who was highly motivated to get rid of Magilla for good, would utter the catchphrase, "We'll try again next week." The only real hope for Magilla was a little girl named Ogee who always wanted to buy Magilla but never seemed to have enough money. Her voice is also heard in the theme song, when she asks "How much is that gorilla in the window?" The show also had animated segments with other cartoon characters, including Punkin' Puss and Mushmouse and Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-A-Long. Magilla Gorilla was one of the few cartoons that actually began its run in syndication and was not picked up by a network (ABC) until 1 January 1966. When the show was picked up by ABC the popular Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-a-Long segments were switched out for Breezly and Sneezly segments. After 1966 Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-a-Long appeared on the Peter Potamus and his Magic Flying Balloon show, which was doing poorly in the ratings. Another interesting note is that the show was created in conjunction with Ideal Toys in an effort to market a line of toys to consumers Magilla was voiced by veteran character actor Allan Melvin, who was also known as the character "Sam the Butcher", Alice's boyfriend in the The Brady Bunch. Other voices include Howard Morris as Mr. Peebles and Jean Vander Pyl as Ogee. Magilla Gorilla Theme Song We've got a gorilla for sale...a yellow gorilla for sale. Won't you buy him...take him home and try him...gorilla for sale. See in the window, Magilla Gorilla...full of charm and appeal. Handsome, elegant, intelligent, sweet...He's really ideal. So if you want a yellow gorilla you can call your own... a gorilla who'll be with ya when you're all alone. (Magilla speaking): "Its the MAGILLA GORILLA SHOW. Starring me and Mr. Peebles... with Mush-Mouse and Pumpkin-Puss and Rickochet Rabbit and Droop-Along" (Little girl speaking): "How much is that Gorilla in the window?" Take our advice... at any price... a gorilla like Magilla is mighty nice. Gorilla... Magilla Gorilla for sale.....
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The Pink Panther Show
(ended 1979)
Welcome to The Pink Panther guide at TV.com.
In 1963, movie director Blake Edwards asked David H. DePatie and Friz Freleng
(who had just opened their cartoon studio, DePatie-Freleng) to design a character for the opening titles of his movie, "The Pink Panther". Of many drawings, Edwards selected the cool design by Hawley Pratt. The opening of the movie became so famous that United Artists, the distributor of the movie, told them to make a cartoon series with the character. The cartoon series started in 1964 and became very successful, the first short called "The Pink Phink" won an Academy Award. After the success of the Pink Panther cartoons, DePatie and Freleng introduced other cartoon series like "The Inspector" and "Roland and Rattfink", however, none of them became as famous as their first creation. The last theatrically released Pink Panther cartoon, "Therapeutic Pink", was made in 1977. More cartoons were made in 1978-1979, for television distribution.
In 1984, DePatie-Freleng was already gone so Hanna-Barbera made a new cartoon series "The Pink Panther and Sons". It wasn't successful and it was cancelled soon. In September 1993, a new half-hour series made for syndication by MGM Television Animation premiered. It was simply called "The Pink Panther". In these new cartoons, Pink Panther spoke. He was voiced by Matt Frewer. In this show, two other classic DePatie-Freleng cartoons, The Ant and the Aardvark and The Dogfather were revived. New characters, Voodoo Man and Manly Man were introduced. This show ended in May 1995, after only two seasons.
This episode guide is for the original cartoons from the 60's and the 70's.
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The Banana Splits Adventure Hour
NBC (ended 1970)
In the best tradition of The Monkees.
was an one hour long show featuring the Banana
Splits band itself - the animal bubblegum psychedelic band created by Hanna-Barbera. The costumes for the characters were made by Sid & Marty Krofft and the series introduced Barry White as a songwriter. It also included several cartoon segments.The first of these was "The Arabian Knights", the adventures of a team with certain special powers who use them to protect Arabia from the Evil Empire. The second segment was "The Three Musketeers", defenders of the Queen of France to protect her from various enemies. The third segment was "The Hillbilly Bears" from The Atom Ant Show. The fourth segment, the longest of the show, was "Danger Island" set in the South Pacific where the Haydn Family and their fellow-travelers fight against enemies on that island. The fifth and final segment was "The Micro-Ventures" in which the Carter family shrink themselves for adventures. One or two songs were performed on the show by the Banana Splits, and one known fact is that their theme song "The Tra-La-La Song (1 Banana, 2 Banana, 3 Banana 4) hit No. 89 in the charts on February 8, 1969. The show lasted two seasons on NBC-TV "In Living Color" from September 7, 1968 to September 5, 1970 on Saturday mornings at 9:30-10:30am.
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The Jetsons
ABC (ended 1987)
With the success of
The Flintstones
, the modern Stone Age family, Hanna-Barbera decided to make a similar family cartoon, but
set in their vision of the Space Age in the 21st century. This new series that debuted September 23, 1962 became
The Jetsons
. Set mainly in sky-high
Orbit City
, the show featured the family of
George Jetson, Jane
, his wife, their daughter
, and son
living the average life in the future with flying space cars, instant transport tubes, and various robots and gadgets than can get their work done for them in a matter of seconds.
brought in the family income by working at
Spacely Space Sprockets
, run by his stocky, ill-tempered boss
Cosmo Spacely
, who's usually quick to fire George for any reason he could find. But somehow, he always managed to get his job back and continue supporting his family. He works as an indexer and is teamed with his helpful computer
Other than the threats of firing by Spacely, George would also have to worry about any schemes carried out by Mr. Spacely's top business rival
W.C. Cogswell
, owner and president of
Cogswell Cogs
. If there's a dispute between the two businessmen, it's almost certain George would wind up in the middle of it. Most times, though, things always worked out in the end.
is the housewife who tends to the home, but loves to shop for the latest fashions and various items that can be a help to the family, like new gadgets that can help them in new ways. She's assisted by the family's robot maid
(which can also be spelled
). She's one of the older-fashioned models compared to most of the advanced robot maids of the future, but the Jetsons love her and regard her as a member of the family.
is the Jetsons' teenage daughter who attends Orbit High School and goes for the latest teen fashions, trends, and music, and seems to have a different boyfriend in most episodes. If she's lucky, she can even wind up dating a celebrity, like her favorite rock star
Jet Screamer
, much to her father's chagrin.
is the Jetsons' genius son who attends Little Dipper Elementary School and is a straight-A student. He's a part-time inventor and can make new creations in hope to make a better future, and if fortunate, a little money on the side. But most times, he likes to be an average boy by playing various sports, and with his faithful companion, the family's dog
, who at times is overly affectionate, and can annoy George at times. But like Rosey, he's regarded as a member of the family.
The Jetsons reside at the
Skypad Apartments
, which are properly cared for by superintendant
Henry Orbit
, who like Elroy is a mechanical genius. At times, he can invent gadgets that can help him with his maintenance work. His greatest accomplishment is his robot assistant
, who can get his work at the Skypad Apartments done in half the time. But he does have feelings for Rosey as the two are occasionally seen as a couple, but are mainly friends.
Other recurring characters in this series include Mr. Spacely's family, particularly his wife
(sometimes called
, likely her nickname), one of few people who can actually put a scare in him if he rubs her the wrong way. And they have a young son close to Elroy's age named
. Common characters at Spacely Sprockets are
, an underling robot who at times is a stool pigeon for Mr. Spacely to George's dismay, as well as Spacely's secretary
Miss Galaxy
. Cogswell also had a few subordinates of his own. Among them were his assistant
and his scientist
The Jetsons
ran for only one season on ABC, but the series was more successful in syndication. This led to a revival in 1985 with new episodes with more advanced animation that was richer in color and made the series even more futuristic than the 1960's version of the 21st century. New characters were introduced as well, including a new alien gremlin pet for the Jetsons, named
, who has springlike legs and suction cup feet, enabling him to hang upside down. He could also tinker with machines and change color in accordance to emotion. Another new animal for the revival was a robot dog for Cogwell named
, who served as a guard dog and a spy often used against Mr. Spacely in efforts to beat him to the punch on his latest projects.
These episodes aired in syndication, which generated the same level of success as the originals when they went in that direction. This led to 10 more episodes to finalize the series in 1987, as well as two TV movies, the music-themed
Rockin' with Judy Jetson
, which was preceded by the epic crossover
The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones
, which brought the Space Age and the Stone Age together as Hanna-Barbera's most famous families had a grand adventure spanning two eras.
The Jetsons
had its true finale when
Jetsons: The Movie
hit the theaters in 1990, as this would be among the last voice work for actors George O'Hanlon (George Jetson) and Mel Blanc (Mr. Spacely) for they both had died just prior to the movie's release.
The Jetsons
may not have had the supreme popularity of
The Flintstones
, but it did have a wide appeal for families of any generation and certainly had a place in the heart for those who would turn on and watch the series.
The Jetsons
, like many Hanna-Barbera series, can be seen on
Boomerang from Cartoon Network
. Check your local listings. And the majority of the series can be seen on DVD, so it would be a good means to build your cartoon collection.
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Top Cat
ABC (ended 1962)
The misadventures of a smart-aleck, street-wise alley cat name T.C., and his pals Benny, Choo Choo, Fancy, Brain and Spook;
who get into many acts of trouble with Officer Charlie Dibble, and always have each other.
Watch Top Cat on Boomerang.
The Flintstones
, Top Cat was another situation cartoon created by Hanna-Barbera Theme song lyrics: Top Cat The most effec-tu-al Top Cat Who's intellectual close friends get to call him T. C. Providing it's with dignity Top Cat The indisputable leader of the gang He's the boss He's the VIP He's a championship He's the most tip top - Top Cat Yes he's the chief He's the king, but above everything He's the most tip top - Top Cat!
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NBC (ended 1967)
Welcome to the
guide at TV.com. There's no need to fear! Underdog is here! When criminals in this world
And break the laws that they should fear
And frighten all who see or hear
The cry goes up both far and near
For Underdog! Underdog! Underdog! Underdog!
Speed of lightning, roar of thunder
Fighting all who rob or plunder
Underdog. Underdog!
When in this world the headlines read
Of those whose hearts are filled with greed
Who rob and steal from those who need
To right this wrong with blinding speed
Goes Underdog! Underdog! Underdog! Underdog!
Speed of lightning, roar of thunder
Fighting all who rob or plunder
Underdog. Underdog!
Throughout the course of the show other segments were also included with the two chapters of Underdog, They include The World of Commander McBragg, a dreadful British braggart with a pith helmet who is always telling of his exploits to his colleague, The Hunter, a police dog detective whose main nemesis is The Fox. Also appearing is Tooter Turtle. Full of imagination and never satisfied with his humdrum life he counts on his friend, Mr. Wizard, a lizard who has the ability to place Tooter into any position he would like to be in, usually with disastrous results. Go Go Gophers tells the stories of two Indians, Ruffled Feathers and Running Board who are constant pests to Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa who are stationed in a nearby fort. Also appearing is Klondike Kat, a Canadian Mountie who has constant problems with Savior-Faire, a French mouse who is always up to no good.
** The original airing order of the episodes is not available, but if you uncover it or have some info to add, please submit it. Thanks. **
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Spider-Man (1967)
ABC (ended 1970)
The primary signature character for Marvel Comics, "Spider-Man," is the alter-ego of Peter Parker, science student at a New York
City university. While witnessing a radiology experiment on one fateful day, Peter is bitten on his hand by a spider exposed to the radioactive field generated by the experiment and later finds that he has acquired the spider's wall-scaling, leaping, and extra-sensory abilities, in addition to increased endurance and strength. Peter knits for himself a red-and-blue costume and mask and produces a web-spinning fluid enabling him to swing from building to building above the streets of Manhattan. Peter's Uncle Ben is murdered by a burglar, a criminal who earlier ran past Peter at a television studio to which Peter had come to exhibit his spider-abilities. Peter selfishly declined to help the police to stop the fleeing malefactor and is to a significant extent responsible for the death of his uncle. Peter, in his Spiderman guise, finds, punches, and webs the murderer. Now aware that he has received his powers for a higher purpose than exhibition for monetary gain, Peter accepts his duty as a costumed fighter of crime, a responsibility that he vows never again to fail. To financially support his Aunt May, Ben's widow, Peter becomes a freelance photographer for the Daily Bugle newspaper as an aside to his continued studies and his responsibility as Spiderman to the good people of New York City. Peter does not allow anyone, not even his aunt, to know that he is Spiderman. The Daily Bugle publisher, a cigar-smoking, self-righteous, blustery chauvinist named J. Jonah Jameson, has a jaundiced view of Spiderman's heroism and wields considerable influence with the city government and police force. So, Spidey must constantly be wary of the police whom he is helping, usually retaining the villains that he catches in a web for police to apprehend after he has left the capture scene, and attaching a note with an appropriate pun in regard to the crook and which says that the capture was courtesy of "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman". Peter often uses his intimate involvement with his alter-ego's pursuit of villains to obtain exclusive photographs of the criminals, their evil deeds, and their capture, and provides the photographs to an incredulous Jameson, who, though he prints the pictures, usually manages to negatively spin-doctor Spiderman's involvement and magnify his own importance, much to Spidey's good-natured annoyance and the objection of Spidey's admirer and Peter's friend, Betty Brant, Jameson's feisty secretary. Meanwhile, in Peter's continued university life, he encounters eccentric professors whose unauthorized, dangerous experiments result in calamity that only Spiderman can remedy, and he experiences frustration with girl-friends who accuse him of cowardice every time that he must leave them in the midst of a dire situation so that he can privately change into Spiderman. Spiderman is the creation of Marvel Comics' founder Stan Lee and one of the earliest super-heroes to be featured in graphically illustrated magazines, or comic books, under the Marvel Comics name. Perhaps the most famous aspect to the 1967-1970 Spiderman is its opening and closing theme song, which was performed by a vocal group to lyrics written by Paul Francis Webster and quick-tempo instrumentals performed by Bob Harris, published by Buddah Music, Inc.. In May 2002, a live-action Spider-Man movie was released starring Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man, and the villian The Green Goblin. Due out in 2004, Spider-Man 2's villains include Doctor Octopus and The Lizard. Some information from: http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/kmccorry/spidey.html
"Spiderman. Spiderman. Does whatever a spider can. Spins a web, any size. Catches thieves- just like flies. Look out! Here comes the Spiderman! Is he strong? Listen, bud. He's got radioactive blood. Can he swing, from a thread? Take a look overhead. Hey, there! There goes the Spiderman! In the chill of night, at the scene of a crime. Like a streak of light, he arrives just in time! Spiderman. Spiderman. Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman. Wealth and fame? He's ignored. Action is his reward. To him, life is a great big bang-up. Wherever there's a hang-up, you'll find the Spiderman!"
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Fireball XL5
ITV (ended 1963)
It is 2062, and the World Space Patrol, set at Space City, watches the skies with its fleet of spacecraft.
hero of the show, Colonel Steve Zodiac, is the pilot of Fireball XL5, and with the help from his fellow crewmembers, is able to keep the galaxy safe from alien menaces.
This is the second supermarionation series by Gerry Anderson after
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Charlie Brown
Charles Schulz's classic comic strip
started in 1950. Fifteen years later,
A Charlie Brown Christmas
debuted. When The Little
Christmas Special that Could proved to be an unexpected success, the stage was set for successive television specials. To date, over forty have been made. The Charlie Brown specials focus on one round-headed kid, his goofy but intelligent beagle, and their vast array of friends. Each has distinctive qualities: Lucy, the crabby, self-proclaimed psychiatrist; Linus, the blanket-toting theologian; Schroeder, the Beethoven worshiper whose black piano keys are only painted on; Peppermint Patty, the tomboy whose affections toward "Chuck" are only outweighed by her sports abilities; and so on. The wit, the charm, the pleasantness of these specials make them appropriate not just for children, but for the whole family.
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Pixie & Dixie
(ended 1961)
In discussing
Hanna Barbera Productions
and animations,
Pixie & Dixie
is a memorable show to begin with. There was television
animation before the Hanna-Barbera studio got into the act, prime examples being Crusader Rabbit and Winky Dink. But it was Hanna-Barbera that turned TV animation into an industry. Their first half-hour show — the first half-hour animated show to succeed in the TV market — was Huckleberry Hound, which debuted in syndication on October 2, 1958. The series featured two mices Pixe and Dixie, who are the bestest friends untill the end. The two try to live there life from not being hurt, harm or destroyed from a cat named Mr. Jinks, who hates "mecess to pieces". The series is more related and conflicted to Tom & Jerry. But very different, it's real funny and usually warm touching.
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The Bullwinkle Show
(ended 1963)
The Bullwinkle Show is a funny animated cartoon about a dimwitted moose (Bullwinkle) and his spunky flying squrriel friend (Rocky)
getting in and out of adventures and foiling the plans of their archenemies (Boris and Natasha). Rocky is the smarter of the two. He likes to fly in the air and cook salami soufflé. Bullwinkle isn't the brightest star in the sky, he likes to hang out with his buddy Rocky. Boris is the short bad guy with the black suit and is the one with the "brains." Natasha is a tall skiny dark haired lady that assists in Boris's evil scheme. Both are sent to do evil plots by their boss, Fearless Leader. First airing on ABC in 1959 with Rocky and Bullwinkle, the show was called "Rocky and his Friends". At that time, the show was in black and white. Later in 1961, the show moved to NBC with Bullwinkle's popularity, the show was renamed "The Bullwinkle Show". Then, the show began to run in color. The show would always air with a Bullwinkle segment, the "Fractured Fairy Tales" then "Mr. Know-it-All", "Peabody's Inprobabale History" Another Bullwinkle segment and finally "Bullwinkle's Corner". "Hello poetry lovers" One of segments on the Bullwinkle Show...
Bullwinkle's Corner
Bullwinkle always tries to recite a famous poem, but stuff always happens: Boris wrecks the poem, Rocky doesn't do his part right, or it's just plain Bullwinkle's fault! Rocky and Bullwinkle have been on TV for more than 40 years throughout various syndication. The show started in black and white called
Rocky and His Friends
, then went to color called The Bullwinkle Show.
Rocket J. "Rocky" Squirrel
One of the main stars of the show. Rocky is just an all-american flying squrriel who wears a blue aviator's helmets.
Bullwinkle J. Moose
The Main Moose. Bullwinkle is a dimwitted moose who always goes anywhere without little buddy (Rocky). He and Rocky live in a little town of Frostbite Falls, Minnesota.
The guy who lets ya' know what's going on. When narrating, he uses awful puns or confused words that makes you wanna laugh or wanna make Rocky, Bullwinkle, and everyone else get sore.
Boris Badenov
A Pottsyvainaian spy who is always wanting to "kill moose and squirrel" with his parter, Natasha.
Natasha Fatale
Boris's partner in crime.
Fearless Leader
Boris and Natasha's boss and the one who comes up with the plans to defeat Rocky and Bullwinkle.
Mr. Big
A midget villain who wanted Bullwinkle's upsidasium. Then was sent to the moon, where he made metal munching mice to destroy American TV. He appears in "Upsidasium" and "Metal-Munching Mice",
Captain Peter Wrongway Peachfuzz
One of Rocky and Bullwinkle's friends. His fullname is Wrongway Peachfuzz and no wonder because he does everything the wrong way.
Gidney and Cloyd Moonman
The moonmen duo and Rocky and Bullwinkle's friends. Gidney is the one with the moustache and Cloyd is the one with the scrootch-gun. They appeared in "Jet Fuel Formula" and "Metal-Munching Mice"
Chaunzy and Edgar
Two old timers that are frequently seen in the show. Usually you see them saying "Well there's something you don't see everyday Chauntzy" "What's that Edgar?"
Uncle Dewlap
Bullwinkle's dead uncle who was twice removed, once for vagrancy, and the other for loitering.
She introduced Fratured Fairy Tales and is always getting squished by the fairy tale book.
Edward Everett Horton
The guy who let's you know what's going on in Fractured Fairy Tales.
Mr. Peabody
A Genius dog who can go back in time with his "WAYBAC" machine.
was a orphen boy that Mr. Peabody adopted.
Other Minor Characters
Dudley Do-Right
A mixed-up Canadian mounty who is "always there to save the day". He appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
Nell Fenwick
> Dudley's vision of lovelyness. Nell is the daughter of Ispector Fenwick. She appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
Inspector Nathaniel Fenwick
The Inspector of the R.C.M.P. (royal canadian mounted police) and Dudley's role model. He appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
Dudley's horse that Nell love. He appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
Snidley K. Whiplash
Dudley's archenemy and Nell's secret admirer. He appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
An ancient Greek fableteller and alway's had a moral. He appears in Upsidasium, Metal-Munching Mice, Greenpernt Oogle, Rue Britannia, Buried Treasure, The Last Angry Moose, and Wailing Whale.
Aesops's son. He appears in Upsidasium, Metal-Munching Mice, Greenpernt Oogle, Rue Britannia, Buried Treasure, The Last Angry Moose, and Wailing Whale.
Rocky and Bullwinkle was originally to be part of the "Frostbite-Falls Revue." It was about a group of forest animals running a TV station. The group included Rocket J. Squirrel, Oski Bear, Canadian Moose (Bullwinkle), Sylvester Fox, Blackstone Crow, and Floral Fauna. The show was created by Jay Ward's former partner Alex Anderson, but it never sold.
Airing format
From seasons 1-2 were formated as one Bullwinkle and Rocky cartoon, then a Fractured Fairy Tale (or Aesop and Son), Mr. Know-it-All, then Peabody (or Dudley Do-Right), another Bullwinkle and Rocky cartoon, and finally Bullwinkle's Corner. Season 1 and 2was in black and white, although, some syndicated stations play the colorized season 1 episodes, but NO ONE plays the black and white season 2 episodes. From season 3-5 were formated as one Bullwinkle and Rocky cartoon, Mr. Know-it-All, then a Fractured Fairy Tale, another Bullwinkle and Rocky cartoon, and finally Bullwinkle's Corner, and one last B&R cartoon.
Marathons of the Bullwinkle Show
Rocky and Bullwinkle's You call this a marathon? Marathon
This marathon was aired on July 2000 on Cartoon Network in response to the movie debut June 29, 2000.
BOOMERANG Rocky and Bullwinkle Marathons
In September 2003, BOOMERANG had 24 hr. R&B marathons every Friday starting a 8 AM.
Original Air times
But first, a little brief show info...
Years 1959-1961 at 6:30 PM Sundays, and Thursdays, 1964-1974 at 6:30 PM ?.
Years 1961-1964 at 6:3O PM Sundays
Years 2000-2001 at 6:30 AM Monday-Friday
Years 1990-199? at ?:?? ?? ?-?
Years 1996-2001 at 11:00 pm Saturday-Sunday.
Years ?-2002 at 4:00 AM, 12:00 PM, and 8:00 PM/2003-present at 7:00 AM, 3:00 PM, and 11:00 PM.
Current Line Up:
has Bullwinkle on at 7:00AM, 3:00PM, and 11:00PM. See "Boomerang" for complete up-to-date line-up.
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Jonny Quest
ABC (ended 1965)
Jonny Quest
chronicles the globe-trotting adventures of 10-year-old Jonny Quest and his father the scientific genius Dr. Benton Quest. Along
for the derring-do are the multi-faceted Roger "Race" Bannon, the mystical Hadji, and Jonny's dog, the irrepressible Bandit. The Quest team uses science, space-age gadgetry, and old-fashioned fisticuffs to solve mysteries and try to thwart the evil doings of Dr. Zin and other diabolical madmen. When
Jonny Quest
ended its original run in 1965, it was far from finished. A new version of the show went into syndication in 1986 for a short 13 episode stay as
The New Adventures of Jonny Quest
(1986). Another version,
The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
, emerged on the Cartoon Network with 2 full seasons of new and exciting adventures with an adolescent Jonny, Hadji, and Race's young daughter Jessie in 1996.
Jonny Quest
has successfully run three series since the 1960's and is still a well-known and loved classic today. The original series (with period commercials for the show!) is currently available on DVD through Warner Bros.
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Felix The Cat
(ended 1953)
Felix the Cat
follows the offbeat adventures of that curious feline, Felix. The first episodes where shown in black &
white silent cartoons before it's relaunch in the 1960s.
Throughout the 1920s, Felix was arguably the most popular of all silent-era cartoon characters. His image was mass-merchandised and used to sell dolls, baby oil, and many other products. He even had his own brand of cigars. Not only that, but he was also the first thing to be broadcasted on television. Sadly, he has be all but forgotten about by most.
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Speed Racer
(ended 1968)
Speed Racer
is a show featuring a young racer named Speed and his ultimate driving machine, the Mach 5. Originally
aired in Japan as
Mahha Go Go Go
(translation: Mach Five Go Go - "go" also means five), Speed Racer
combines racing with international intrigue. Joining Speed is an unforgettable cast of characters, including Mom and Pops Racer, girlfriend Trixie, little brother Spritle and his pet monkey Chim Chim, mechanic Sparky, and the mysterious Racer X.
Speed Racer: Speed is an eighteen year old car driver, and is one of the youngest in the international racing cicuit. Speed also has martial art talents and tried to do the right thing whenever possible. Trixie: Speed's girlfriend, she is a seventeen year old pilot of airplanes and helicopters and often rides along as Speed's assistant and navigator. Racer X (Rex Racer): Rex is Speed's older brother, who left home years before after a dispute with Pops over a crashed car. He eventually became one of the world's best drivers and a secret agent for the International Secret Service. Spritle: Spritle is Speed's little brother and turned eight years of age in the episode "The Royal Racer." Spritle and Chim Chim usually always follow along Trixie and Speed in the trunk of their Mach 5 car. Chim Chim: Chim Chim is the family's pet chimpanzee, and Spritle's best friend. Chim Chim makes it his duty that Trixie and Speed get home safely.
English Theme Song Intro(1967)
Here he comes, here comes Speed Racer He's a demon on wheels He's a demon and he's gonna be chasing after someone He's gaining on you so you better look alive He's busy revving up the powerful Mach Five And when the odds are against him and there's dangerous work to do You bet your life Speed Racer, he will see it through Go Speed Racer Go Speed Racer Go Speed Racer go He's off and flying as he guns the car around the track He's jamming down the pedal like he's never coming back Adventure's waiting just ahead Go Speed Racer Go Speed Racer Go Speed Racer Go!
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The Gumby Show
NBC (ended 1957)
Gumby first appeared in the 1953 film short Gumbasia, (believed to be one of the first music videos). In 1956
Gumby and his horse friend Pokey hit the airways on The Howdy Doody Show in their first shorts in 1956. It was so popular that it became its own show in 1957 called The Gumby Show. The show contained the 1956 shorts along with new ones. Each episode contained 3 cartoons. In the 1960's Goo the blue mermaid, Prickle the yellow dinosaur, and Nopey the dog were introduced. The Blockheads sometimes chased after Gumby, Pokey, Prickle, and Goo with some scheme. Gumbo and Gumba were Gumby's Dad and Mother.
The show stopped in 1967 due to problems in Art Clokey's family and another cartoon. In the 1970's Gumby was totally ignored. The 1980's brought back new life to Gumby with tons of toys and new episodes in a new series called Gumby Adventures in 1988. And a movie in 1995.
Ever since Art Clokey created new episodes in the 80s, he dubbed out the original background music and character voices with new ones.
Gumby is currently off the air. It was first shown on NBC through the 1950's till 1967. In the 1980's it was shown on Fox. In the mid-1990's reruns were shown on Nickelodeon. In the late 1990's it was shown on Cartoon Network at 1:00 am. It has been off the air since 2001.
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Oh, this'll be an interesting story line. Do I suspect Tía Carmen gets the $30 in the end?
So they each get $15 and have to earn the other $15 (plus tax) themselves. Sounds fair. (Gracie will not always get the private and government grants she applies for, so now is the time to practice her skills in promotion, persuasion, and grant writing. And where can Baldo find sneakers for $30?!?! I have seen minimum price starting at $80 plus.) DANG, am I out of touch with shopping.
You can find sneakers for $30 (plus tax) at Payless Shoes if you aren't concerned with impressing anyone.
Payless is a ripoff. Their shoes fall apart in 3 weeks.
Maybe there is a really good sale? I can usually find some sneakers for $50 at normal price, so it isn't too weird.
Doesn't Baldo have a job? Make him use his own money.
You can find them for $30 online or on clearance at a regular store also. But for all we know Baldo has saved the rest – he does have a job.
I think Gracie will win if their household is anything like mine – education trumps fashion. Unless Baldo actually needs shoes.
Holy Wonder Twins!
Doesn't Baldo have a job? Make him use his own money.
He's saving it for his dream car — a 1964 Chevrolet Impala.
Baldo has a job and needs to buy his own sneakers Gracy is the child and she should get the money
Oh it's on now!
I like the concept.
As smart as Gracie is Scholorships should come her way.
Really? I have some, still in use, that are many YEARS old!!!!!
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Testing the Limits of Long-Distance Learning: Learning Beyond a Three-Segment Window
Version of Record online: 3 FEB 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1551-6709.2011.01227.x
Copyright © 2012 Cognitive Science Society, Inc.
Cognitive Science
Volume 36, Issue 4, pages 740–756, May/June 2012
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Finley, S. (2012), Testing the Limits of Long-Distance Learning: Learning Beyond a Three-Segment Window. Cognitive Science, 36: 740–756. doi: 10.1111/j.1551-6709.2011.01227.x
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- Version of Record online: 3 FEB 2012
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Traditional flat-structured bigram and trigram models of phonotactics are useful because they capture a large number of facts about phonological processes. Additionally, these models predict that local interactions should be easier to learn than long-distance ones because long-distance dependencies are difficult to capture with these models. Long-distance phonotactic patterns have been observed by linguists in many languages, who have proposed different kinds of models, including feature-based bigram and trigram models, as well as precedence models. Contrary to flat-structured bigram and trigram models, these alternatives capture unbounded dependencies because at an abstract level of representation, the relevant elements are locally dependent, even if they are not adjacent at the observable level. Using an artificial grammar learning paradigm, we provide additional support for these alternative models of phonotactics. Participants in two experiments were exposed to a long-distance consonant-harmony pattern in which the first consonant of a five-syllable word was [s] or [∫] ("sh") and triggered a suffix that was either [-su] or [-∫u] depending on the sibilant quality of this first consonant. Participants learned this pattern, despite the large distance between the trigger and the target, suggesting that when participants learn long-distance phonological patterns, that pattern is learned without specific reference to distance.


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Refurbishment of 1840's seafront villa. New green technology is carefully integrated into with the original fabric, maintaining the character of the original dwelling while providing a modern and sustainable home.
5 week programme to turn around the refurbishment of this existing mid floor unit sandwiched between existing shops and offices.
The interior fit-out for this long established Rathmines retailer is focused on customer experience, streamlining shop display and providing smart bespoke furniture which included a concrete customer counter and a mini display workshop.
A simple cedar extension adds accommodation on ground floor, and re-orients an existing first floor bedroom to take in the stunning setting of an existing stone cottage.
Menswear store Nowhere is located at 64 Aungier Street, the oldest merchant street in Dublin. The store design takes the essential fixtures of a clothes store and reimagines them as the structure of the narrative which is the store's identity; the discourse of masculinity and the culture of clothes.
The pattern of the screen is a distilled version of Mondrian drawing generated using four primary cuts and a Fibonacci sequence of offset cuts.
Salvaged brick extension to a split level home providing additional accommodation and increasing sustainability to a split level mid-terrace home.
Planning exempt domestic extension with an internal courtyard bringing light into new master bedroom, bathroom and kitchen.
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We designed this Café and Boutique in Dublin 8 for sisters chef Maisha and fashion designer Petria Lenehan.
A 1923 ex Council house is remodelled creating modern and light filled accommodation for a young professional couple. Elements of the original steel-frame structure are exposed and incorporated into the design.
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Ethel McCaslin
EUNICE, N.M. (Special) - Services for Ethel McCaslin, 84, of Eunice will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Calvary Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Kenny Reed, pastor of Eunice First Assembly of God Church, officiating.
Burial will be in Eunice Cemetery.
She died Sunday, Feb. 2, 1997, in St. Mary Hospital in Lubbock.
She was born June 21, 1912, in Vandalia, Iowa. She married Vance D. McCaslin on June 28, 1932, in Vandalia, Iowa. He preceded her in death. She was a member of First Christian Church in Eunice, and she moved to Eunice from Des Moines, Iowa. She was named Citizen of the Week in Eunice. She was a volunteer cook for the Rotary Club. Two daughters, Carlene Sheets and Shirley Swartz, preceded her in death.
Survivors include a son, John of Green River, Wyo; two daughters, Leta Carter of Farmington, N.M., and Audrey Henson of Eunice; two sisters, Audrey Cook of DuQuoin, Ill., and Leta Stassel of Green River, Wyo.; 13 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
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HEREFORD (Special) - Services for Corene J. Gandy, 83, of Hereford will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Temple Baptist Church with the Rev. H.W. Bartlett, pastor, officiating.
Burial will be in West Park Cemetery under direction of Gililland-Watson Funeral Home.
She died Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, in Hereford Regional Medical Center.
She was born Sept. 11, 1913, in Vernon. She married Clifford R. Gandy on Oct. 26, 1935, in Plainview. She was a member of Temple Baptist Church. She graduated from Tulia High School.
She was a homemaker.
Survivors include her husband; two sons, Julian R. of Hereford and Troy M. of Dublin, Calif.; two daughters, Earle Dean Gandy of Houston and Glenna F. Bell of Pampa; a sister, Ola Mae Graham of Plano; 10 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
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ONGVIEW (Special) - Services for William Ted Weatherall, 79, of Longview will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Grammier-Oberle Chapel with the Rev. Roger Shuemate officiating.
Burial will be in Calvary Mausoleum.
Weatherall died Sunday, Feb. 2, 1997, in Summer Meadows Nursing Home.
He was born in Douglas, Ariz. He was a World War II veteran.
He worked for Gulf Oil Co. as an analytical tester.
Survivors include his wife, Emilie Weatherall; a son, Samuel Henry of Needville; three daughters, Janiece Gray of Longview, Barbara Huso of Arlington, Va., and Susan Cocker of Needville; two sisters, Norma Feuerbacher of Floydada and Linda Hodges of San Angelo; and five grandchildren.
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.Services for Lorenzo Moore Sr., 83, of Lubbock will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Lyons Chapel Baptist Church with the Rev. Wendell Davis, pastor, officiating.
Burial will be in the City of Lubbock Cemetery under direction of Ossie Curry Funeral Home.
Moore died Saturday, Feb. 1, 1997, at his residence.
He was born Jan. 24, 1914, in Gause. He married Desma Cleo Montgomery on May 26, 1946, in Lubbock. She died Sept. 15, 1993. He was a member of Lyons Chapel Baptist Church. A daughter, Bessie Atkins, preceded him in death.
He owned Queen City Drug & Diner and Gene's Drive-In. He was a chef at the Lubbock Country Club, and he had a store at the Canyon View Apartments. He had also served as a promoter for the Cotton Club.
Survivors include two sons, Louis of Lynwood, Calif., and Lorenzo Jr. of Los Angeles; nine daughters, Para Lee Rollins of Sacramento, Calif., Iola Broussard of Houston, Desma Daniels and Shirley Wingfield, both of San Antonio, Patricia Ferrell, Loretta Hall and Glenda Shumate, all of Lubbock, Thelma Daniels of Arvada, Colo., and Sandra Lenley of Oklahoma City; a sister, Francis Allen of Seattle, Wash.; 36 grandchildren; and 33 great-grandchildren.
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MULESHOE (Special) - Services for Johnie L. Calvert, 71, of Muleshoe will be at 2 p.m. today in Ellis Funeral Home Chapel with Earl McDonough of Plainview, and Curtis Shelburne, minister of 16th and Avenue D Church of Christ, officiating.
Burial will be in Muleshoe Memorial Park Cemetery.
He died Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, in University Medical Center in Lubbock.
He was born July 12, 1925, in Flomot. He married Neva Stanley on May 17, 1948, in Clovis, N.M. He moved to Muleshoe from Idalou in 1955.
He was a farmer.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, Larry and Scott, both of Lubbock; a daughter, Judy Davenport of Muleshoe; his mother, Mae Calvert of Farwell; and two grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials to the New Mexico Christian Children's Home, HC 69 Box 48, Portales, N.M. 88130.
Andrew Geer
Graveside services for Andrew Lincoln ''Drew'' Geer, 82, of Lubbock will be at 2 p.m. today in the City of Lubbock Cemetery with the Rev. Ken O'Brien officiating.
Burial will be under direction of Rest Lawn, Wilsons' Funeral Directors of Wolfforth.
Geer died Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, in St. Mary Skilled Nursing Plaza.
He was born July 9, 1914, in Bangs. He retired as a tile setter and from Piggly Wiggly Co. A son, Donnie Drew Geer, preceded him in death.
Survivors include four daughters, Ruth White and Rosa Bowden, both of Lubbock, Freta Powell of Fort Worth and Pamela Housmann of Austin; 13 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and several great-great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials to Meals on Wheels.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. today.
Evelyn Clewell
Services for Evelyn Clewell, 91, of Lubbock will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in First Christian Church Hodges Chapel with the Rev. Michael Passmore, pastor, officiating.
Burial will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Waco Memorial Park with the Rev. Richard Roland officiating. Services are under direction of Sanders Funeral Home.
She died Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, in Methodist Hospital.
She was born March 27, 1905, in Buffalo, Kan. She graduated from Ranger High School and attended Hardin-Simmons University and Baylor University. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a journalism degree. She was a member of First Christian Church, Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce, Pilot Club of Lubbock, Delta Gamma, Alpha Kappa Gamma, University Women's Club and the Quarterly Club.
She worked for the registrar's office at Texas Tech University for 45 years. She had served as secretary to the registrar, assistant registrar and coordinator of space, director of institutional studies and space utilization and director of institutional research. She retired in 1973, and she was a statistician.
The family suggests memorials to First Christian Church of Lubbock or to the Texas Tech University Foundation President's Excellence Scholarship Program.
Mack Cooper
SNYDER (Special) - Services for Mack Ray Cooper, 80, of Snyder will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Hillside Memorial Gardens.
Cooper died Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, in Midland Memorial Hospital.
He was born July 22, 1916, in Idabel, Okla. He married Lillie Belle Cooper on Sept. 2, 1947, in Lamesa. He was a Methodist. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He moved to Snyder in 1952.
He was an oil field worker.
Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Nancy Mills of Oak Ridge, Tenn.; a son, David of Santee, Calif.; a sister, Mildred Rogers of Colorado City; three grandchildren; three stepgrandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and seven great-stepgrandchildren.
Vera Forbis
AFTON (Special) - Services for Vera Belle Forbis, 88, of Lubbock will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Afton Baptist Church with the Rev. C.L. Atkinson of Afton officiating.
Burial will be in Afton Cemetery under direction of Seigler Funeral Home of Matador.
She died Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1997, in Crosbyton Hospital.
She was born June 14, 1908, in Ballinger. She married Frank Forbis on Sept. 11, 1930, in Afton. He died Sept. 24, 1970. She moved to Lubbock from Afton in 1974. She was a former member of the Order of the Eastern Star, and she was a member of the Baptist church. A son, Don, died in 1990.
Survivors include a son, Robert of Afton; a daughter, Rhonda Wheelis of Crosbyton; a sister, Pearl Dunlap of Muleshoe; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Otho Kennedy
Services for Otho Kennedy, 81, of Wolfforth will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in W.W. Rix Chapel with the Rev. Kevin O'Brien and the Rev. Ross Spencer officiating.
Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park under direction of Rix Funeral Directors.
Kennedy died Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, in University Medical Center.
He was born July 16, 1915, in Quinton, Okla. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of Bethany Baptist Church. He married Alta Mae Cleveland on June 19, 1958, in Dumas.
He retired from Diamond Shamrock in Dumas, and he was an electronics instrument technician. He moved to Wolfforth in 1993.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Othadean Moore of Tallahassee, Fla., and Julie King of Wolfforth; two sisters, Mary Daniels of Okmulgee, Okla., and Hazel Barron of El Sabrante, Calif.; three brothers, J.R. of Hayward, Calif., Forney of Phoenix, Ariz., and Claude of El Sabrante, Calif.; five grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
Christopher Ice
Services for Christopher James Ice, 23, of Union City, Tenn., will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday in W.W. Rix Chapel with Mark McMillan, of First Baptist Church in Wolfforth, officiating.
Burial will be in the City of Lubbock Cemetery under direction of Rix Funeral Directors.
Ice died Friday, Jan. 31, 1997, in Union City.
He was born June 22, 1973, in Alamogordo, N.M. He graduated from Frenship High School in 1990. He served in the U.S. Navy. He married Melissa Diviney on April 1, 1994, in Newport News, Va. He was a Catholic.
Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Rayna Ice of Union City; his parents, Marvin and Virginia Ice of Wolfforth; a sister, Chelesty Ice of Wolfforth; his paternal grandparents, Franklin and Vonda Ice of Clovis, N.M.; and his maternal grandparents, Dan and Margaret Ortega of Alamogordo, N.M.
Helen Haggard
Services for Helen Haggard, 95, of Lubbock will be at 4 p.m. today in Resthaven Indoor Mausoleum Chapel with the Rev. Ross Spencer, a Baptist minister, officiating.
Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park under direction of Sanders Funeral Home.
She died Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, in University Medical Center in Lubbock.
She was born July 22, 1901, in Carrollton, Mo. She moved to Lubbock in 1983. Her husband, Charlie W. Haggard, died in 1984, and a daughter, Sue Ann, died in 1989.
Survivors include two nephews, Jack McQueen of
Lubbock and George McQueen of Sudbury, Mass.; and a niece, June
McQueen of Monterey, Calif.
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Justice Lodha prescribes a massive administrative restructure but does not strip BCCI of autonomy.
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The question is whether the 'P' in IPL stands for 'panauti' (a bad omen)?
In reality, however, more than the nature or quantum of punishment meted out to the two franchises, the Lodha verdict is an acerbic indictment of both the Indian cricket board and the tyranny of favours that existed over the last 10 years.
The Jindal Steel Works-sponsored Indian Institute of Sports will be a state-of-the art facility for budding athletes in five Olympic.
Indian cricket is in a place where Virat Kohli, a young and perhaps over-aggressive Test captain, is leading a fairly inexperienced side.
The overwhelming sense of euphoria that has pervaded the Indian hockey scene ever since our World Cup victory, is now being replaced by the uneasy realization that our hockey heroes have been basking for too long in the glory of their World Cup win.
For both Shamsher Singh, a parachutist in the Indian Army and for his French wife, Chantal, sky-diving means a great deal.
Bishen Singh Bedi, who has already established himself as one of the best spin bowlers in the world, now finds himself on trial for a far more responsible position - captain of the Indian team for the twin tours of New Zealand and the West Indies next year.
Vijay Amritraj once again showed that he is capable of beating the world's best when he tamed the odds-on favourite, Manual Orantes in straight sets 7-5, 6-3, to regain the Indian Grand Prix Tennis Championship in Calcutta he had last won in Delhi two years ago.
The country enters the last fortnight of a year which has been eventful, as far as sport is concerned, with two memorable victories in international competitions.
The India-New Zealand Test series is delicately poised with the honours with India, and one more Test to come.
With the first cricket test against New Zealand starting in Bombay on November 10, interest in cricket circles is now riveted on the Indian line-up. The national selectors will be waiting for the Duleep Trophy final, commencing in Madras on November 4, before finalizing the Indian team.
After a hectic domestic programme which includes the Irani Cup, the Duleep Trophy and the Ranji Trophy, India will play hosts to New Zealand and the MCC, scheduled to cover eight test matches.
Aquatics is quite possibly one of the most neglected sports in India, and consequently our national standards are deplorable, to say the least.
By far the brightest star in an otherwise murky Table Tennis firmament is the recent winner of the Times of India Tournament - Manjit Dua. Soft spoken and painfully modest off court, Dua transforms himself into a compact tornado once he gets behind a table.
The latest American fad to arrive at these shores in the wake of its popular forerunners like bubble gum, Bob Dylan and Bonus stamps, is the infinitely healthier pastime of Bowling.
The Indian contingent to the Montreal Olympics has returned empty-handed, thus establishing a dubious record after nearly half a century of participation.