Here's a weather bulletin, followed by the first commercial break, for The Bozo Show on WGN Channel 9. Includes:

Weather report with drawing of Bozo at left and current conditions shown at right (voiceover by Bob Bell)

"We'll Be Right Back" bumper (voiceover by Merri Dee)

Commercial: Kellogg's Frosted Flakes - with Tony the Tiger (voiceover by Thurl Ravenscroft) carrying its "Secret Formula" in a balloon - and thieves out to get it - (C) 1982 Kellogg Company

Commercial: Hungry Hungry Hippos from Hasbro - "Get the most marbles with your hippos" (voiceover by Dan Ingram)

Commercial: Stuff Your Face from Milton Bradley (shown on its own at    • Stuff Yer Face game by Milton Bradley...   )

Commercial: Operation from Milton Bradley - "Batteries not included" (voiceover by ??) (funny that they used almost the exact sound track as the original commercial and just dubbed over the new kids' voices!)    • Operation By Milton Bradley (Commerci...  

WGN Station ID with aerial view of Chicago's skyline and "Chicago's Very Own" slogan

"Kids in Chicago" instrumental jingle bumper with Bozo leading children outside (voiceover by Merri Dee), followed by audience shot

"Some rain might be a little heavier - in your area..." (How does he know where I live???). ;-)

This aired on local Chicago TV on Monday, October 31st 1983 during the 7:12am to 7:16am timeframe.

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