Wednesday, March 1, 2017

Special Delivery – Sound of Music

It’s been over 50 years since Julie Andrews twirled on an Austrian hill top to proclaim that “the hills are alive with the sound of music.” To celebrate the historic anniversary, ABC’s Diane Sawyer took a trip to Austria with Andrews to revisit where the iconic film was shot. “The Untold Story of The Sound of Music” visited old filming locations and allowed viewers to walk down memory lane as Andrews told stories about what it was like to create a film that has become a worldwide phenomenon. Of course, in reliving those memories, Andrews revealed a few things that many “Sound of Music” fans didn’t know.

  
The Untold Story of 'The Sound of Music'




The Trapp Family
This movie about the Trapp family is based more closely upon the memoirs of Maria von Trapp than the later movie, "The Sound of Music."







Sunday, February 12, 2017

Special Delivery – Mrs. 'Arris Goes to Paris

For those of you who may be looking at this title and wondering if it could have been a Nickelodeon Special Delivery rest assured, it was not. One of the goals I have with this blog is to provide clean family friendly entertainment both in the ‘80’s music videos and Special Deliveries that I post. Most of the SDs are indeed taken from the early days of Nickelodeon’s history but others, like this one, were but they still hold to the standards I have for this blog. That being said I hope that you will enjoy this film.

The plot revolves around Ada Harris, who is so enchanted by her employer's couture wardrobe that she becomes determined to go to the House of Dior in Paris to purchase an evening gown of her own. She cuts every corner she knows how to cut but does she make it to Paris? Will she have her own Dior dress and if so will she be allowed to keep it? Find out in this wonderful film starring Angela Lansbury as Mrs. ‘Arris.


Mrs. 'Arris Goes to Paris






Saturday, January 28, 2017

In Search of Saturday

Welcome to “In Search of Saturdays" an advertising space I’ve designed to help our members find those long lost movies, cartoons, TV shows, toys, games and anything else that we’ve all been looking for, for a very long time.


The instructions are simple. Post your personal “looking for” list in the comments and we’ll all see if we can help you find what you’re looking for. - This will be a group effort please.

If you can’t remember the name of a show or toy that’s alright, post what you can remember and maybe someone here will be able to tell you what it is. Also please remember that if you are listing television shows or movies please let us know if you are looking to purchase these shows or if you just want to watch them online. Then we, the members of the group, will help try to help each other and go “in search of” those items for our fellow members.

A good places to start our searches is iOffer which, in my opinion, is better than eBay b/c you can find lots of shows there that you can’t find anywhere else.


MY WANT LIST
This is a list of the Classic Nickelodeon programs that I’m looking for to purchase. Please note that I am a private collector who does not copy and resell my collection. The videos and DVDs that I collect are for my own private viewing here in my home or my Mother’s house where I originally watched them. If you have any of these and would like to sell me copies – for my private viewing – please contact me at peggysueclay@hotmail.com Also, IF YOU CONTACT ME VIA EMAIL PLEASE PUT THE NAME OF THE SHOW IN THE SUBJECT LINE. Thank you.


***** NON VIDEO ITEMS *****
Muppets Magazine 1982
People Magazine – no date available – Marc Summers’ car accident article
Any '80’s women’s or children’s magazines
Early to Mid-1980’s TV Guides


***** REGULAR PROGRAMS *****
Dusty's Treehouse
Hocus Focus
Kids’ Writes (besides the 6 episodes which are currently on youtube)
Livewire
Nick Rocks Video to Go
Science International (aka) What Will They Think of Next?
Spread Your Wings
Standby...Lights! Camera! Action!
Studio See


***** PINWHEEL CARTOONS *****
The Adventures of the Mole
Bunny in the Suitcase
Emily (my favorite)
Hattytown Tales
Magic Coco
The Magic Roundabout


***** SPECIAL DELIVERY *****
Beware, Beware My Beauty Fair
Clarence & The Ottaway (staring Billy Hufsey)
Kids’ Writes (have 6 episodes but would like more)
Silver City (The Righteous Apples special)

Classic Nick Rocks


Debbie Gibson – Only In My Dreams



Marty Stuart – Hillbilly Rock



Pat Benatar – Shadows Of The Night



OMD – If You Leave  



Exposé – Come Go with Me




Sunday, January 22, 2017

Special Delivery – Shorts



Bambi Meets Godzilla



Cats at the Olivier Awards 2013



Cats Original Broadway Cast at Tony’s



Comic Con: Double Dare



Double Dare Week Begins July 25th! | The Splat



Home & Family Double Dare Physical Challenge 11-22-16



Let the Balloon Go – Movie Trailer Only 



Marc Summers (Double Dare) at San Diego Comic-Con 2016



Marc Summers Talks Career Beginnings, Life After Double Dare, And More



Mouthing Off: Radio Sound FX Man Fred Newman



Nickelodeon Doo-Wop Bumpers



UNITE: Double Dare After Dark





Monday, January 9, 2017

Show Title Needed – Pinwheel Cartoon


Recently I received this email from a gentlemen looking for the title of a Pinwheel Cartoon. Here is his original email as well as a video his brother found of this animated short. What he’s looking for is the name of this particular cartoon so I’m posting his email here along with the video in hopes that someone can help him out.



Subject: Pinwheel short cartoon
From: Ed
Date: Fri 1/6/2017 6:49 AM
To: peggysueclay@hotmail.com

Peggy, I stumbled upon your blog which is where I got your email. I saw your interest in classic Nickelodeon. On the show pinwheel was a short cartoon featuring an elephant that was a painting artist. There was a black ink/paint spot that came to life and would cause all sorts of mischief. I have not been able to find a name for this cartoon or and video. Would you have a recollection of this cartoon short or am I just going to have to give up my search?


Re: Pinwheel short cartoon
From: Ed
Date: Sun 1/8/2017 7:04 AM
To: Peggy Sue Clay (peggysueclay@hotmail.com)

Peggy! Thank you for getting back to me. I was talking to my brother about this because he remembers the cartoon short as well. He found this on YouTube




92 minutes in is the elephant painting a tuba and the ink splotch being all mischievous. Still have no idea what the cartoon was called but would love to find out more about it. I wonder if there is an archive of this particular cartoon. If only I knew what it was called?