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If you,
someone you know, or a family member has ever been a
contestant on "Ted Mack and The Original Amateur
Hour" or if you would like to obtain a copy of one
or more of the classic shows, please send us the
name of act as it appeared on the show, such as:
John Brown ... or: The Teen Tones ... , etc. If you
happen to know the approximate date or home town of
the act of number performed, that is also helpful.
But the actual name of the act is the most important
as our archive files list every act by the actual
name they used on the show.
Most of the shows are available through our vast
archives which are stored in Washington, DC at The
Library of Congress.
We are happy to provide high quality DVD copies of
complete shows ... just as they first aired ...
commercials and all. (VHS tapes can also be ordered
if you do not have a DVD player.) If these shows
have to be copied from the Library of Congress
archives, they can be costly, but well worth the
investment to have a one-of-a-kind family treasure.
If a show has already been copied through the
archives, the costs go down considerably.
E-mail us for particulars on your specific
needs.
All DVD's provided are done so with the explicit
written understanding that they are for personal use
only and may not be duplicated for resale or
commercial use in any way whatsoever.
The custom-made DVD of your
episode from "Ted Mack and The Original Amateur
Hour" comes in a plastic jewel case with custom
printing that includes the date, name of your
act, and song title. In addition, a print-out of
the entire show rundown listing every act,
commercial, etc., is included. These custom-made
DVD's are of amazing broadcast quality given
their age. They are transferred by The Library
of Congress in Washington, DC (where the
original films are stored) using the latest
state-of-the-art technology available.
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