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Feature Story /
The TCS187, Open Door
Policy, A Pete Allman CSN Report. "VRA TelePlay
Presents, the Troy Cory Show, R&B Plus
TCS-187's Open Door Policy: By Pete Allman
VRA
TelePlayTV Pictures and LookRadio.com have
MacroCaped, five generations of the "Troy Cory Show
- TCS-187," into 8 one-hour episodes.
The
new original series, pinpoints the inventors,
innovators, achievers, and the performers who have
contributed to the advancement of the Wireless
Telephone industry, since 1908.
Each
segment of an episode centers on those men-women
Who Made a Difference in the world of Finance,
HiTech and Performances. - CLICK FOR MORE
TCS-187 STORY
NBS-1908,
the world's first Wireless Telephone
provider, turns the spotlight on the developers of
the $-billion dollar industry with the Troy Cory
Show, (TCS-187), a new original series hosted by
Troy Cory that chronicles the past performers who
appeared and participated on the Troy Cory Show
since 1968. The series will debut during the first
week of March on LookRadio's 720v HD exclusively on
LookRadio's NBS5000 channel. CLICK
FOR Sam Butera R&B Plus viewing.
The
Troy Cory Show-187 takes a unique approach to
programming by highlighting those men and woman
whose extraordinary performances made a profound
difference in pioneering the arts & science,
now a standard in wired-wireless distribution and
marketing. (Radio, TV and WebCasting). CLICK FOR
MORE STORY WT TV.
Contributors to each Segment of an Episode,
have been the news editors of the 50 -year-old
publication "Television International Magazine."
The magazine was co-founded by Sam Donaldson and Al
Preiss, in 1956.
Throughout
the 9-episode series, viewers will be introduced to
musical performers like Sam Butera, George Duke,
Priscilla Cory, and Joey Adams, and Angelica
Bridges, of the Brooke Sisters. MORE
ABOUT "And God Made Stars"
Murray State University professors, Dr.
Hortin, and Dr. Mofield, Ph.D., provide first hand
Wireless Telephone radio-tv proprieties to
Ray Bulger, as to who patented the first Wireless
Telephone system.
CLICK FOR NBS1908
video.
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Part
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"We
have an incredible opportunity through TCS-187, to
shine a spotlight on the inspirational NBS1908,
people who make up the the Smart90 Internet
community," said Josie Cory, executive producer for
VRA TelePlay, and publisher of TVImagazine, since
1987.
"We
consider the developers of the Wireless
Telephone and the InterNet part of a unique
family and this program will give every member of
the TCS-187 / NBS1908 family a chance to connect
with each other as well as inspire them to give
back to the WT content industry. And there is no
one better to share these Look-Listen vStories with
America than Troy Cory-Stubblefield, the grandson
of Nathan B. Stubblefield, the wireless telephone
(WT) - inventor - 1908." CLICK FOR MORE BERLIN,
CHINA AND KENTUCKY STORY.
Each
episode features well known performers, as well as
historical film clips, based on the the history of
the Wireless Telephone. CLICK FOR NBS
MOVIE.
Troy
Cory's WiFi-187 - is produced by Josie Cory, in
association with NBS Radio Trust. Ms. Cory, the
wife of Troy has more than 25 years' experience in
TVI News publishing, and more than 30 years in
TV-Marketing, and Video production. She co-founded
Vine Street Video Center in Hollywood, in 1976.
The
TCS-187 -- is part of a continued effort by Troy
Cory to personalize the television experience by
seeking out and inviting audience participation via
InterNet movie uploads, and making their TCS-187
Updates
on Wikipedia.
Viewers
can learn more about the program, and even seek out
their own Show Biz interest through the show's
website: www.WiFi187.com. Their movie uploads will
join The WiFi 5000 lineup of episodes. CLICK FOR
MORE ABOUT The Troy Cory Show, (TCS-187). Please
visit the Troy Cory Show.
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CELEBRITY
SCENE NEWS (CONTINUED - By: Pete Allman
The
premise of the early day Troy Cory Shows, (TCS)
were to mix serious entertainment with a peacefull
"Open Door Policy" mandate to meet and interact
with the bad boys in the world of finance. This
meant "taking the show to places where people
wouldn't or couldn't enter, without governmental or
cultural ties."
Like in 1967, Troy penned a contract with
Hollywood International Pictures, (HIP) to film a
movie in Berlin, Germany, to profile and study
Mayor Willie Brandt, who would later go on to
become the Chancellor of Germany.
That film mixed his roll as an "editor at large,"
with Wendell Corey, Barbara Valentine, and Berlin
playboy, Rolf Eden. "That month-long show" says
Troy, "was the one that provided the allignment and
agility, in the field of high-finance, that moved
my live forward to a long string of successful
TVshows and concerts produced in China, Munich, and
even Kentucky."
The
Center stage possiblities of rubbing elbows with
influencial political leaders, gave Troy and his
fellow travellers, a palpable first-hand
"Look'nListen storyline to profile a successful
financial outcome. "Look what happened in China."
CLICK
FOR STV
STORY.
But
the Las Vegas, Troy Cory Show wasn't a Hollywood
sellout. I was there in 1973 on business to plug
the forthcoming John Wayne- Harrison Carroll Cinema
Prize award. CLICK
FOR MORE HC
STORY.
All
right, I admit it . . I did sell out Hollywood by
video taping interviews and singing and dancing on
stage, TV and screen with the local gentry, which
included Communists, former Nazi's, and shady
casino owners . . . and I can't quite shake the
feeling that I made a pact with the devil.
But did I?
Then
the remorse set in. For one thing, Troy was perhaps
the only singer in his mid-20s who would dare play
the combo role of a 'Singing Detective' -
"Editor-at-Large" television talk show pundit. For
another, unlike most entertainers I know, Troy
never nurtured an appreciation of seeing himself in
a friend's living room singing a tune, unless it
was being filmed or video taped. Those segments
were always prefaced with his loaded TCS-187
cartoon intro.
"I
like to think of myself as an earnest person, says
Troy. Sure, I make fun of issues, viewpoints and
people, but I generally don't do it in public for
profit, and I certainly would never expect my
targets to sit and laugh with me, a la Don
Rickles."
The
idea of subjecting himself and a celebrity guest to
ridicule -- no matter how hip "just to sell more
copies of my record albums, books, or Douglas MD11s
to China," '' somehow struck my question to him as
counterproductive. "I mean, wait a second, didn't I
want myself to be taken business savvy? Putting
down others and pushing my singing career wasn't
the thing to do," said Troy.
My
wife, TV producer, publisher, Josie, more than
once, told me to "pipe down and count my
blessings."
"You'll
be great," she said. "You're the perfect
cocktail-party guest. But whatever you do, don't
mix the funny - crooning stuff, while at the same
time trying to be taken as a serious
business-financial expert."
That's
the same message that all of my producers, Martin
Gilbert, Al Fast, John Harris, John Carr, Wm
Janovsky, and Gabor Wagner gave me. They would
later beat into my head as they explained the
dynamics of what sounded like verbal hand-to-hand
combat. "When it came to funnies, I found that I
could run circles around the best of stories. I
guess that came from my earlier Cory-Tobin comedy
team years."
"Remember,
the TV shows air at 11:30 at night," Josie would
say, "and people are in bed, the lyrics and words
contained in your songs and patter have to be
loaded -- you have to be vivid, romantic, and
explicit."
Still,
the hours leading up to each taping were pretty
excruciating. I would be asking questions that
seemed casual, but were most definitely loaded. In
the green room before the show, would I be, Troy
Cory the entertainer, hanging around with Priscilla
and the Brooke Sisters, or should I corral my
thoughts to become myself, the polite, even cordial
country-boy, saying nothing more than "yes sir" and
"thank you."
During
Troy's Specialty, Mercury Recording and song
writing years, Troy held the secrets of the pseudo
names used by both song writer Bob Roberts, and
Malvin Wald, best known for co-writing the Academy
Award-nominated screenplay for the 1948 film "The
Naked City."
It
was Wald who wrote the cliche, "There are 8 million
stories in the naked city. This has been one of
them." He and Roberts, were both on the Hollywood
Un-American Activities Committee list. It was Bob
Roberts who co-wrote the famous Disney hits, 'Tall
Paul', and 'JoJo The Dogface Boy.'
But,
How long could I play the Troy Cory singing
detective character? To most people, it was clear,
that in despite the laughter, wine, woman, song,
and roundtable talks, the show made plenty of
serious points, especially in China, (1988) and
Murray, Kentucky, (1992). CLICK
FOR MORE STORY ON LookRadio,
and -
YouTube
NBS - Tambourine and Four Dancing
Girls.
The
difference, of course between the China Moon and
Bavarian shows, and the Hollywood Vine Street Video
Stage productions, the off-shore productions had
more reality points than scripted, "we couldn't
always speak their language, so we were out there
on our own."
"It's
was really a sneak attack," director, Richard
Grenninger once pointed out." China helped Troy's
musical style reach people who otherwise would
never have stopped to consider the values of having
an American within their arm's length. Troy didn't
sell out to China's communist party leaders,
because he didn't change his message. The Troy Cory
Show just went to where billions of people were -
willing, able, and ready for the show." CLICK
FOR STV "Isn't Ashame" STORY.
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