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WSIU-TV Carbondale MovieTheater March 1981
Erv Coppi the "face" of WSIU-TV promotes the Friday night Horror movie program. The split screen technique was the brainchild of some of the advanced television production students for their final project and was cutting edge for the equipment we had available to us at the time.
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WSIU-TV Carbondale Illinois Spring Fund Raiser Promo
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From the WSIU-TV Spring (March) fund raiser. Station pitchman Erv Coppi promotes the special week of programming. This was a student production.
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If I'm not mistaken, 'Festival '81' was the one where Erv got his hands on some great Sam Goldwyn films --- "Dead End," "Stella Dallas," "The Princess and the Pirate," "The Westerner," "The Best Years of Our Lives," "Pride of the Yankees," and all those great Danny Kaye comedies.
This video is a way of life in our house! Our two year old is obsessed- thanks for making it!
Oh, man! I watched this as a kid. I so wish I could find more of these… Erv and this show was my introduction to horror when I was a kid. I’d buy some of these old episodes!
I wrote and produced this spot while I was WSIU.
This was my youth. Grew up in Olney, ILL. And would watch all the horror and monster movies on Friday nights. I cherish those moments.
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Excellent camera work, your brilliant man.
Are you guys still open
I used to watch WUSI TV 16 Olney, IL, in Champaign.
Live steam is awesome.
cool little steam trains. Good job on the video
Nice Video, Except for THE STUPID MUSIC.
R.I.P., Erv Coppi, 1926-2018.
Nice video
I loved seeing the old Horror Night graphic here.. Erv Coppi was vital in my cinematic development, introducing me as a young lad to the entire Universal Monsters catalog, as well as all those great Abbott & Costello movies, which I remember aired before the horror movies on Friday night. I still have my Erv Coppi Horror Night T-shirt, which is unfortunately about six sizes too small now. Thanks for posting this, great memories.
I still have my Horror Night T-shirt too, jasonfinley235. (Mine doesn't fit anymore either . . .)
You two are so lucky! I wanted an Erv Coppi t-shirt so bad when I was a kid.
More Erv Coppi please!
Erv Coppi is THE MAN. I miss WSIU's "Movie Theatre," especially the Friday night horror flicks. Erv researched and wrote the intros/outros for all the movies himself (unlike TCM's Robert Osborne and Ben Mankiewicz) and his films had no commercial interruptions (unlike Me-TV's Svengoolie). I remember many of the films Erv introduced us to in the late '70s and early '80s, when "Movie Theatre" was at its zenith --- "The Jolson Story," "Citizen Kane," "It's a Wonderful Life," "Holiday Inn," "The Bank Dick," "Duck Soup," "The Glenn Miller Story," "Destry Rides Again," "The Westerner," "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," "Hans Christian Anderson," and many, many more. I spoke with Erv in Sept. of 2015, and he's doing very well for a gentleman of 89. Long live Erv Coppi!
This is back when channel 8 actually had something worth watching like classic films. Channel 8 is now total shit.