Sport Slants
The Sport Slants (a.k.a. Sports Slants) and its follow-up “Sports Thrills” were a series of documentary film shorts produced by Warner Brothers and hosted by the top sports caster of the 1930s, Ted Husing. Each black & white film ran 8 to 9 minutes in length and covered three or four topics much like a newsreel. Bert Frank, who worked on Ripley’s Believe It or Not series for Warner, handled the editing at the Vitaphone studios in New York. Turner Classic Movies occasionally airs these, giving modern TV viewers a glimpse at the world of Depression Era sports.
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Sport Slants
The Sport Slants (a.k.a. Sports Slants) and its follow-up “Sports Thrills” were a series of documentary film shorts produced by Warner Brothers and hosted by the top sports caster of the 1930s, Ted Husing. Each black & white film ran 8 to 9 minutes in length and covered three or four topics much like a newsreel. Bert Frank, who worked on Ripley’s Believe It or Not series for Warner, handled the editing at the Vitaphone studios in New York. Turner Classic Movies occasionally airs these, giving modern TV viewers a glimpse at the world of Depression Era sports.
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