Cover of TV Digest Magazine April 4, 1953 featuring Bishop Fulton J. Sheen in a red cardinal robe, highlighting Pittsburgh edition, 10,000 Problems a Week for Bishop Sheen.
Table of contents page from TV Digest Magazine April 4, 1953 detailing program listings and features including Bishop Sheen's Monumental Mail and The Story Princess.
Inside pages of TV Digest Magazine April 4, 1953 showcasing backstage camera highlights, features on entertainers, and Easter Bunny segment.
Advertisement page from TV Digest Magazine April 4, 1953 promoting Duquesne Pilsener and Silver Top beer with a smiling male figure holding beer bottles.
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Cover of TV Digest Magazine April 4, 1953 featuring Bishop Fulton J. Sheen in a red cardinal robe, highlighting Pittsburgh edition, 10,000 Problems a Week for Bishop Sheen.Table of contents page from TV Digest Magazine April 4, 1953 detailing program listings and features including Bishop Sheen's Monumental Mail and The Story Princess.Inside pages of TV Digest Magazine April 4, 1953 showcasing backstage camera highlights, features on entertainers, and Easter Bunny segment.Advertisement page from TV Digest Magazine April 4, 1953 promoting Duquesne Pilsener and Silver Top beer with a smiling male figure holding beer bottles.

TV Digest Magazine April 4, 1953 Bishop Sheen Pittsburgh Ed. No Label VG

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TV Digest Magazine – April 4, 1953 – Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Cover – Pittsburgh Edition – No Mailing Label – VG Condition

This is an original TV Digest Magazine dated April 4, 1953, featuring Bishop Fulton J. Sheen on the cover. A leading figure in early religious broadcasting, Sheen gained national prominence through his Emmy Award-winning program Life Is Worth Living, which reached millions of American viewers during the 1950s. This Pittsburgh Edition, Vol. X No. 7, captures both Sheen’s rising influence and a snapshot of mid-century television culture.

The magazine is in very good condition, with minor wear on the edges and well-preserved interior pages. It is in great shape for its age. Please examine the photos carefully—the item shown is exactly the one you will receive.

Contents include:

Programs

  • Week’s Drama (p. 6)

  • Saturday through Friday Listings (pp. 10–34)

  • Weekday Morning Programs (p. 19)

  • Feature Films (p. 23)

Features

  • Letters to the Editor (p. 3)

  • The Family Album (p. 5)

  • Bishop Sheen’s Monumental Mail (p. 8)

  • Harold V. Cohen’s Observation Post (p. 12)

  • The Story Princess (p. 16)

  • Marciano-Walcott Title Fight (p. 24)

  • The Four Lads (p. 28)

  • Pittsburgh Parade (p. 33)

  • Chatterboxing (p. 38)

This issue blends entertainment, sports, and religious commentary, reflecting the diverse programming that defined the early television era.

All magazines are shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

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