1950s Television | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe - ProBoards
test patterns Most Americans who watched TV in the 1950s have fond memories of the Indian Head test pattern. This makes perfect sense. During the early years, viewers saw this image (and others like it) more often than they saw actual programs! In the beginning, TV stations operated in the evening only.
1970s Entertainers & Recording Artists | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe
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1960s Fads & Fun | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe - ProBoards
The movie monsters of the 1930s and 1950s enjoyed renewed popularity in the 1960s. Many TV stations aired old horror movies as Creature Features, complete with corny hosts dressed up like Dracula. Bobby "Boris" Pickett had a major hit with The Monster Mash, and both The Addams Family and The Munsters had legions of fans.
1970s Movies & Theater | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe - ProBoards
In 1972, Pippin was the first Broadway production to have a TV commercial. In the past, musicals started out as Broadway plays before they were made into movies. In 1973, Gigi was the first Broadway show to be adapted from a film. The songwriter revue became popular in the 1970s.
1910s | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe - ProBoards
Airplanes, silent movies and World War I.
1990s | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe
Barney, banana clips and the World Wide Web.
1920s Pages That Haven't Been Moved Yet | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe
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1920s | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe - ProBoards
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1970s Music & Entertainment - 2 | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe
Before the era of home video and cable TV, people got their comedy fix by listening to comedy albums. Known in the 1960s as party records, these recordings were funniest when listened to with friends. At a time when many cutting-edge comedians were being censored, this format allowed them to be as raunchy as they liked.
1930s | Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe
Radio shows, musicals and the Depression.