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Nearly everyone is familiar with Lucille Ball's work on screen, but few realize her influence behind the scenes. Fewer still are aware that Judith Waller developed television's first all-education children's show, "Ding Dong School."
Since its beginnings television has been heavily influenced by women, but their contributions are sometimes missing from histories of the medium. In this work, the lives and careers of 15 television broadcasting pioneers (Mildred Freed Alberg, Ball, Gertrude Berg, Peggy Charren, Joan Ganz Cooney, Faye Emerson, Pauline Frederick, Dorothy Fuldheim, Betty Furness, Frieda Hennock, Lucy Jarvis, Ida Lupino, Irna Phillips, Waller, and Betty White) are covered. The focus is on their work in the medium, but there is also discussion of the obstacles they were forced to overcome to reach positions of influence in the industry.
Contents
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword by Sally Jessy Raphaël
Introduction
MILDRED FREED ALBERG
LUCILLE BALL
GERTRUDE BERG
PEGGY CHARREN
JOAN GANZ COONEY
FAYE EMERSON
PAULINE FREDERICK
DOROTHY FULDHEIM
BETTY FURNESS
FRIEDA HENNOCK
LUCY JARVIS
IDA LUPINO
IRNA PHILLIPS
JUDITH WALLER
BETTY WHITE
Appendix: Other Notable Women
Bibliography
Index



