There are twelve more ads today, from the April 5-11, 1997 issue 
of TV Guide Magazine and from the April 4, 7 and 9, 1997 issues of The Blade. Ther
e's also one Random Pages gallery addition, a Monday, 4/7/97 Blade Peach Section item by Chris Borrelli about Ann Arbor's public radio station. There's one addition to the Channel 7 gallery, a Saturday, 4/5/97 ad for a syndicated 
special, The Power of a Promise Kept. There's also one addition to the NBC gallery, another 4/5/97 ad, for National Geographic, "Tigers of the Snow," followed by a PBS gallery
addition, a Wednesday, 4/9/97 ad for Scientific American Frontiers, 
"Robots Alive!" There are three additions to the Buckeye CableSystem gallery starting with a Saturday, 4/5/97 full-page ad for $2.95 movies on Impulse Entertainment including "Courage Under Fire," "That Thing You Do," "Bulletproof", "ID4" and "The Glimmer Man" (Check It Out!). Next is a Monday,
4/7/97 ad for a Buckeye CableSystem offer which included passes to "Family Fun Night" at COSI. There's also a Wednesday, 4/9/97 ad 
for A&E's Biography of Muhammed Ali. And there are six additions to the Vintage Cable Ads gallery starting with a Saturday, 4/5/97 ad for "The Seven Year Itch" on
AMC (Mariyln Monroe, Tom Ewell), Next are four ads for movies on the Disney Channel, 
another 4/5/97 ad (and close-up description), for "Pocahontas," followed by a Monday,
4/7/97 ad for "Cinderella," a Tuesday, 4/8/97 ad 
for "A Goofy Movie" and a Thursday, 4/9/97 ad for "Man of the House" (Chevy Chase, Jonathan Taylor Thomas). I'll be
adding more similar ads on Sunday. Today's last ad is a Monday, 4/7/97 two-part ad for A&E's Biography (10 Years). This was a TV Guide ad on two adjacent pages with listings in between. Those listings included 
some 6:30-7:30 PM shows. The shows included biographies of Jackie Onassis and Muhammed Ali (pictured) as well as Marilyn Monroe, Ronald Reagan, George Patton, Shirley Temple, and others. More April 1997 ads, from the April 5-11, 1997 and April 12-18, 1997 issues of TV Guide Magazine and from the online archives of The Toledo Blade, are on the way...