January 25, 1949
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
presents its first industry award at the Hollywood Athletic Club in Los
Angeles. The Emmy for most popular
program went to Pantomime Quiz Time, and puppeteer Shirley Dinsdale and
her puppet Judy Splinters won an award for Outstanding TV Personality. Most of
the awards were for programs produced by TV station KTLA. The station also won
an award for Outstanding Overall Achievement.
January 25, 1949
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
presents its first industry award at the Hollywood Athletic Club in Los
Angeles. The Emmy for most popular
program went to Pantomime Quiz Time, and puppeteer Shirley Dinsdale and
her puppet Judy Splinters won an award for Outstanding TV Personality. Most of
the awards were for programs produced by TV station KTLA. The station also won
an award for Outstanding Overall Achievement.
Stay Tuned
Tony Figueroa
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