WXYZ: Retired from WXYZ in 1989 and died in 1993.
Engineering and White Fang/Black Tooth on the Soupy Sales television show.
DetroitKidsShow.com, “The show would open with Soupy telling a couple of jokes, then he’d do a bit with White Fang. “Reh-O-Reh-O-Rah!” What’s that you say, White Fang?”
- Haney’s People with Don Haney and Mike Zeko
Haney’s People was a popular television show on WXYZ-TV produced by Mike Zeko and featuring Don Haney. Here Don interviews Alex Haley, author of Roots.
Sid Day, Terry Frisco, Clyde Adler, Alex Haley, Mike Zeko, Don Haney
Photo Credit Mike Zeko, Used with Permission
Bill Fyffe, Phil Nye – Broadcasting, March 5, 1979 - Kelly & Company – WXYZ’s Premier Morning Show
WXYZ: Morning Show hosted by John Kelly and Marilyn Turner.
Hollywood gossip, fashion shows, beauty secrets, cooking segments. Ran from 1978 through 1995 in the 9 am time slot, Monday through Friday.
Originally aired on Tuesday morning, October 21, 2008. WXYZ is an ABC affiliate in Detroit Michigan.
As part of the 60th anniversary of WXYZ in 2008, the station aired a special celebrating the local talk show “Kelly & Company.” It was the last of its kind in local Detroit television and it was aired during its traditional 10 AM time slot. Hosted by John Kelly and Marilyn Turner.[1]
Just some of the “behind the scenes” folks that made this show so successful
Karl Garmager, Technical Director; Mason Weaver, Director; Pat Underwood, Assistant Director; Larry Goldsby, Video Tape; Clyde Adler, Chyron; Steve Thomas, Features Editor; Brad Hurtado, Producer; Keith Booth, Videographer
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There is always room for a great laugh on the Kelly & Company set with John Kelly and Marilyn Turner 
Lori Weiss References:
- Just Friends and Family at WXYZ
There were many times that the crews gathered at the “Farm House”. The Farm House was one of the original buildings on the land which WXYZ-TV now occupies in Southfield, Michigan. The Farm House has now been converted into a dining area and a few meeting rooms on the second story. It once also provide a sleeping area during the early days of the station.
- Clyde Adler (White Fang) with Soupy Sales
Clyde Adler (White Fang) with Soupy Sales during live performance.
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