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"Andersen, Thayne I." <[log in to unmask]>
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Alcohol and Temperance History Group <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 5 Jun 1997 07:24:50 -0800
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The History Channel will have some events in June relating to temperance
and prohibition.  Attached is their listing FYI.
 
Thayne
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   When the chips are down, the buffalo is empty.
 
 
 
---------- Forwarded message ----------
            Saturday, June 7 Midnight - 1:00 AM Cops and Robbers
 
   Probe into the dirty businesses of bootlegging, Prohibition, and
   gambling with a chronicle of American criminals including Bluebeard,
   Jesse James,
   [TV G]
   Tuesday, June 10 5:00 AM - 5:30 AM Men in Crisis
   Wets vs. Drys: Prohibition: The Noble Experiment.
   Beginning in 1932, when the 21st Amendment passed repealing
   Prohibition, the program explores the history of the American
   temperance movement and the resulting social problems it caused:
   bootlegging, rise of the crime syndicates, and murder. [TV G]
   Saturday, June 14 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Men in Crisis
   Wets vs. Drys: Prohibition: The Noble Experiment.
   Beginning in 1932, when the 21st Amendment passed repealing
   Prohibition, the program explores the history of the American
   temperance movement and the resulting social problems it caused:
   bootlegging, rise of the crime syndicates, and murder. [TV G]
   Sunday, June 15 5:00 AM - 5:30 AM Men in Crisis
   Wets vs. Drys: Prohibition: The Noble Experiment.
   Beginning in 1932, when the 21st Amendment passed repealing
   Prohibition, the program explores the history of the American
   temperance movement and the resulting social problems it caused:
   bootlegging, rise of the crime syndicates, and murder. [TV G]
   Thursday, June 19 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM Year by Year
   1933.
   FDR tells a nation that there is "nothing to fear", including,
   apparently, sobriety, as Prohibition is repealed. Karen Stone hosts.
   [TV G]
   Thursday, June 19 11:00 PM - Midnight Year by Year
   1933.
   FDR tells a nation that there is "nothing to fear", including,
   apparently, sobriety, as Prohibition is repealed. Karen Stone hosts.
   [TV G]
   Friday, June 20 3:00 AM - 4:00 AM Year by Year
   1933.
   FDR tells a nation that there is "nothing to fear", including,
   apparently, sobriety, as Prohibition is repealed. Karen Stone hosts.
   [TV G]
   Tuesday, July 1 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM Al Capone
   Movie.
   Ideally cast, Rod Steiger stars as the ruthless Chicago gangster, from
   early prohibition days, up to his arrest for income tax evasion, and
   death in 1947. Fay Spain and Martin Balsam co-star. (1959)
   (Historians: Lawrence Bergreen, "Capone", and Sidney Zion, "Loyalty
   and Betrayal".) [TV PG]
   Tuesday, July 1 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM Al Capone
   Movie.
   Ideally cast, Rod Steiger stars as the ruthless Chicago gangster, from
   early prohibition days, up to his arrest for income tax evasion, and
   death in 1947. Fay Spain and Martin Balsam co-star. (1959)
   (Historians: Lawrence Bergreen, "Capone", and Sidney Zion, "Loyalty
   and Betrayal".) [TV PG]

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