1989 word series -- I was not watching it. I was at University of Toronto
and read about it on USENET... where people were reporting on it from what
they saw on TV... then the university geeks started reporting of network
splits and bay area sites going off. (note: I'm not a sports guy -- I
What was a 75-day exclusive window for theaters before movies become
available elsewhere has now become 17 for AMC and Universal, which is
likely going to ripple out to everyone else, which likely changes
everything.
Now *that* story *is* covered on the nbcchimes site...
Kevin M, to Jim Ellwanger and stannc, today (7/28):
>
> My understanding is that in the early days of the chimes, they had a few
>> different chime tunes used for different purposes, and the four-chime
>> version essentially meant, "hey,
On Tue, Jul 28, 2020 at 11:51 AM Jim Ellwanger
wrote:
> My understanding is that in the early days of the chimes, they had a few
> different chime tunes used for different purposes, and the four-chime
> version essentially meant, "hey, network or station employees, there's some
> big news
My understanding is that in the early days of the chimes, they had a few
different chime tunes used for different purposes, and the four-chime version
essentially meant, "hey, network or station employees, there's some big news
happening, so come in to the office or at least call in."
The
The clips that I’ve found don’t agree on the specifics, but during World War II
a fourth chime was used. Sometimes it’s a second sustained C, one clip has it
as a different higher note.
-Stan
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> Speaking of jFK, i've read about that the soap was As The World Turns,
> because Helen Wagner once said that she didn't know that something was
> wrong until she left the set and Charles Paul who was playing the organ
> told her that Kennedy had been shot. I'm guessing he heard Cronkite's
>
