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"Ford Star Jubilee" was a CBS special-event anthology series sponsored by the Ford Motor Company that aired during the 1955–1956 television season. The program broadcast monthly, 90-minute episodes consisting of lavish musicals and dramatic productions, often featuring major Hollywood stars like Judy Garland and Noel Coward. It is historically notable for presenting the first color television broadcast of the 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz" in November 1956. The show targeted audiences looking for high-budget theatrical entertainment at home.
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What network broadcast the "Ford Star Jubilee"?
The program was a special-event anthology series broadcast on CBS. It aired during the 1955–1956 television season and was sponsored by the Ford Motor Company.
Who sponsored the "Ford Star Jubilee" anthology series?
As the title suggests, the series was sponsored by the Ford Motor Company. It aired on CBS during the 1955–1956 season as a monthly special event.
How long were the episodes of "Ford Star Jubilee"?
The program consisted of lavish, 90-minute episodes that were broadcast monthly. These special productions featured major Hollywood stars and aired on CBS.
What type of content was shown on "Ford Star Jubilee"?
The anthology series featured 90-minute episodes consisting of lavish musicals and dramatic productions. It attracted major Hollywood talent during its run on CBS in 1955 and 1956.
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