 Original distribution logos stay on the film, even if the distributer has changed. Production and network credits weren't a problem, but we just had to be careful to follow FCC rules regarding identification of the local station mentioned: Not allowed to give the listener the impression that s/he is listening to a different local station than the one s/he is actually listening to. Like telling them they're at one theater, when they're actually at another.

I have a friend who is a Joan Crawford fanatic. I do not care for her myself. However, he collects eveything she ever did. I told him there were two PSA commercials from her for the USO. I, of course, had to find someone to make a copy of the whole first season. I mailed it to him. He had to listen through the first 10 shows before he got to Joan. So, by default, I got him hooked on the shows.

I feel like Pat Summerall is an old friend. I have become so familiar with his voice and commercials. I also LOVE LOVE LOVE the commercial for the supermarket. I think it is called ShopRite. The jingle starts off with "Hey Mom, what's for dinner, hey Mom, whatch ya got." I love that commercial. I still sing that to my mother, and am in my middle aged years. It is amazing what these old shows and commercials have done for us.