Broadcasting Telecasting (Apr-Jun 1957)

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"BELLS ARE RINGING" starring Judy Holliday "A PACKED HOUSE EVERY PERFORMANCE" Maybe the folks at WICU ought to angel Broadway shows. Because, back in Erie, WICU consistently captures enough audiences — evenings and matinees to assure . . . "A Packed House Every Performance". A LOOK AT THE BOX OFFICE* National Average WICU LORETTA YOUNG 19.9 44.5 TV PLAYHOUSE 20.6 48.0 GEORGE GOBEL 26.4 49.0 PERRY COMO 28.5 49.0 CAESAR'S HOUR 27.9 50.0 EDDIE FISHER 9.2 40.0 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 16.8 34.8 BIG STORY 21.7 49.0 PEOPLE ARE FUNNY 16.3 45.0 FORD THEATRE 13.2 39.8 *Telepulse November 1956 The result is a unique selling climate — the pick of the packed houses — loaded with stick-likeglue viewers and high ratings . . . vital plasma to tv advertisers. WICU ratings continue to out-distance the national average (see boxoffice) and provide mighty handy reference material when agencies and clients square away for renewal. The WICU atmosphere produces choice time segments and adjacencies for mighty good business. And WICU means business — it's the only VHF station within 100 miles — covering three states and two counties. Call Petry or Ben McLaughlin, General Manager, and check up on the remaining availabilities — but time's a wasting ! wicurHupE\i2 An Edward Lamb Enterprise — Ben McLaughlin, General Manager Represented Nationally By EDWARD PETRY AND CO., INC. New York, Chicago. Detroit, San Francisco, St. Louis, Los Angeles Broadcasting • Telecasting April 22. 1957 • Page