HSV7 debuts two new live shows: Eric And Mary, an informal interview session with newsreader Eric Pearce and weather presenter Mary Parker. Pearce came to HSV from its sister station 3DB, and Parker was a Melbourne actress who joined HSV after working at BBC Television in London.
Stop The Music was a musical quiz show hosted by 3DB personality John Eden and included participation from the studio audience.
TV At 60: HSV7, First in Melbourne
Source: Listener In-TV, 3 November 1956. The Age, 1 November 1956
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