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Linkletter and Guedel first spun off the format to television with the prime-time ABC show Life with Linkletter, which ran October 6, 1950 to April 25, 1952. Under the title Art Linkletter's House Party , the show premiered on CBS Television on September 1, 1952, [5] and had become television's longest-running daytime variety show by the time it completed its run on September 5, 1969.
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26 de may. de 2010 · He was 97. Linkletter died at his home in the Bel-Air section of Los Angeles, said his son-in-law, Art Hershey, the husband of Sharon Linkletter. "He lived a long, full, pure life, and the Lord ...
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The original series ended in 1952 but returned again from December 1969 to September 1970, now co-starring Art Linkletter's son, Jack Linkletter. On the premiere show comedian Buddy Hackett is the celebrity guest; Sacramento psychologist Jack Badaracco stages a rat decathalon with his rodents, including his champ, Rat-Tin-Tin; and Art discusses I.Q. ratings with two young high scorers.
Interview description: In his 6-part oral history interview, Art Linkletter discusses his years in radio and his start, in 1950, in his first television series, Life with Linkletter. Linkletter recounts his most memorable stories from the television series he is most associated with, Art Linkletter's House Party and People Are Funny. For these ...
