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Roles

The Proprietor, owner of a carnival game that proclaims 'Shoot the President, Win a Prize'; also acts as Attendant for President McKinley (Ballad of Czolgosz), Hangman (Ballad of Guiteau), and Announcer (How I Saved Roosevelt and Something Just Broke)
The Balladeer, folk singer who tells the story as it happens, until the assassins gang up on him in Another National Anthem
Leon Czolgosz, assassinated President William McKinley
John Hinckley, Jr., attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan
Charles J. Guiteau, assassinated President James Garfield
Giuseppe Zangara, attempted to assassinate President Franklin Roosevelt
Samuel Byck, attempted to assassinate President Richard Nixon
Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme
Sara Jane Moore, attempted, after Fromme, to assassinate President Gerald Ford
John Wilkes Booth, assassinated President Abraham Lincoln
Lee Harvey Oswald, assassinated PresidentJohn F. Kennedy, as according to the Warren Commission
David Herold, conspirator in the plot to kill Lincoln
Emma Goldman, female anarchist leader, who inspired Czolgosz to shoot McKinley
James G. Blaine, Secretary of State during the Garfield administration
President James Garfield
chorus (bystanders, fairgoers)

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-'''TCN-9''' is the [[Sydney]] [[flagship]] [[television station]] of the [[Nine Network]] in [[Australia]].  The license, issued to a company named [[Television Consolidated Ltd]] headed by [[Frank Packer]], was one of the first four licenses (two in Sydney, two in Melbourne) to be issued for commercial television stations in Australia.  When it began broadcasting on [[16 September]] [[1956]], it became the first station in Australia to begin regular transmission.
-The first program, ''This Is Television'', was introduced by [[Bruce Gyngell]].  Other early programming included the [[1958]] variety music program ''[[Bandstand (television program)|Bandstand]]'' which was launched by [[Brian Henderson]].  It lasted for 14 years on the station and launched the careers of many Australians.
-In 1957, the station formed an affiliation with [[Melbourne]] station [[HSV-7]], allowing them to share programming.  In [[1963]], station affiliations changed; TCN-9 formed part of the [[National Television Network]] with [[GTV-9]] in Melbourne, [[QTQ-9]] in [[Brisbane]] and [[NWS-9]] in [[Adelaide]].  These stations formed the basis of what is now the Nine Network, although only the Sydney and Melbourne stations have been owned by Packer's company.
-On Frank Packer's death in [[1974]], station ownership was passed to his son [[Kerry Packer]].
-In December [[1987]], Kerry Packer sold the Sydney and Melbourne stations to [[Alan Bond]]'s [[Bond Media]] for $1055 million, including $200 million in shares of Bond Media.  Bond already owned the [[Perth, Western Australia|Perth]] and [[Brisbane]] Nine affiliate stations (among others).  In [[1990]], Bond Media's inability to pay out preference shares to Packer forced Nine into receivership.  In [[July]] [[1990]], Packer bought back the expanded Nine network (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth stations) for only $200 million, one-fifth of what he paid for it.
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-On [[1 October]] [[1997]], TCN-9 performed the first on-air trial of [[digital television|digital broadcasting]] in the southern hemisphere.
-[[Category:Australian television stations]]
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+*blah blah blah1
+**hablaba
+**meow
+*doggy
+**bushido
+**pie
+***pie ''is'' good
+***honestly
+*test
+==Roles==
+* The Proprietor, owner of a carnival game that proclaims 'Shoot the President, Win a Prize'; also acts as Attendant for President McKinley ('''Ballad of Czolgosz'''), Hangman ('''Ballad of Guiteau'''), and Announcer ('''How I Saved Roosevelt''' and '''Something Just Broke''')
+* The Balladeer, folk singer who tells the story as it happens, until the assassins gang up on him in '''Another National Anthem'''
+* [[Leon Czolgosz]], assassinated President [[William McKinley]]
+* [[John Hinckley, Jr.]], attempted to assassinate President [[Ronald Reagan]]
+* [[Charles J. Guiteau]], assassinated President [[James Garfield]]
+* [[Giuseppe Zangara]], attempted to assassinate President [[Franklin Roosevelt]]
+* [[Samuel Byck]], attempted to assassinate President [[Richard Nixon]]
+* [[Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme|Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme]]
+* [[Sara Jane Moore]], attempted, after Fromme, to assassinate President [[Gerald Ford]]
+* [[John Wilkes Booth]], assassinated President [[Abraham Lincoln]]
+* [[Lee Harvey Oswald]], assassinated President[[ John F. Kennedy]], as according to the [[Warren Commission]]
+* [[David Herold]], conspirator in the plot to kill Lincoln
+* [[Emma Goldman]], female anarchist leader, who inspired Czolgosz to shoot McKinley
+* [[James Blaine|James G. Blaine]], Secretary of State during the Garfield administration
+* President James Garfield
+* chorus (bystanders, fairgoers)