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With upfront madness upon us, it’s a good time to review our television etiquette, courtesy of the January 1952 issue of Coronet magazine. The medium was so young back then that the mag had to use the cast of a radio show, NBC’s “Kings Row,” to pose for the pics in this news-you-can-use feature. (Click to enlarge.)
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