Fridays With Art

Fridays With Art

Fridays With Art

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Book Description
When people discuss TV among themselves, the question which quite frequently arises is, How did this (insert your own adjective) show get on the air? Youll probably discover the answer inside this book. In the pages of this book are stories gathered from people who have lived their lives in either selling, producing or buying the programs which we all watch and which we love, hate or merely tolerate. What an enjoyable read. Backstage stories you never heard about show business personalities you thought you knew well, from the people who helped make them famous. Some of these authors sound like they are probably a book unto themselves. Cant wait for volume !

About the Author
Edited by Dick Woollen who worked with Desilu, Columbia Pictures Television MTM (Mary Tyler Moore's company), independent TV station KTTV and Metromedia Television, Fridays With Art contains 27 chapters written by 27 different authors, all of whom worked in the television industry during its earliest, formative years.

In addition to Dick Woolen, other authors include Jim Stern, Norman Horowitz, Ave Butensky, Dick Colbert, Joe Siegman, Steve Rogers, Jack O'Mara, Dalton Danon, Al Sussman, Dick Block, Tom Piskura, Jack Jacobson, John Vrba, Dick Feiner, Alan Silverbach, Herb Lazarus, Sandy Frank, John Serrao, Don Dahlman, Mel Smith, Rob Word, Steve Bell, Bob King, Lew Blumberg, Herb Farmer and Art Gardner.

Fridays With Art,Dick Woollen,Parrot Communications Int'l, Inc.,1882438019,Biography & Autobiography / Entertainment & Performing Arts,Performing Arts,Performing Arts / Television / History & Criticism,Performing Arts/Dance,Pop Arts / Pop Culture,Television - General,Biography & Autobiography,Entertainment & Performing Arts,History,Performing Arts / Television / General,Personal Memoirs,Personal narratives, American,Television - History & Criticism,Television broadcasting,Television industry,United States

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