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One infamous case of wnbc cutting a movie to ribbons for showing on movie 4 was the original frank sinatra/dean martin ocean's 11 Between the two of them (and chiller theater and creature feature and fright night) kid monster kids like me got to see many of the monstah pitchers we all know and love. Another instance of wnbc butchery was with the musical singin' in the rain.

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Not only was i fan as a kid, i later went to work at abc in new york and actually ran the 4:30 movie on the air The theme music was the lost regiment by leroy anderson) An interesting aside is that the famous bumper (featuring the spinning camera and cameraman) was actually on 35mm film.

Our abc affiliate in chicago had a 4:00 movie, later bumped to 3:30 when they expanded the news show that followed

They had a different theme song for each day, but got careless as time went on, so a western theme often kicked off a. I was thinking about the great old channel 7 4:00 (and 4:30) movie lately and dug around and found a page that, while about new york's channel 7 4:30 movie, still reminded me a lot of my own memories of our detroit version Appears they were all pretty similar anyway. If you look at the 4:30 movie website that lists the schedules (there's a link in here somewhere), you'll see that the 4:30 movie showed the original planet of the apes on monday and tuesday

Wed was an afterschool special thurs was beneath, and friday was escape Poor conquest and battle would get shown another week along with unrelated films. This 3:30 movie showing was probably only 3 or 4 years later, around 1977 or 78 Abc used to show the time machine in two parts, and i remember flight of the phoenix in two parts as well

These were also shown on the 6:30 movie in the early 70s a lot

I can tell you with 100% certainty the opening music for the 4:00 movie was the theme from the magnificent seven (channel 7 = magnificent seven) It was the same music being used to sell marlboro cigarettes at the time I loved the 4:00 movie and never missed it. The movies were incredibly butchered, but in a strange way i miss it.

Channel 9 also had their own 4:30 movie (useless trivia