I believe it only aired in the LA area... anybody old enough to remember Hobo Kelly!?
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Oh that is just creepy!
I grew up in the NW so I didn't have the "fortune" of seeing that show. We did have Bumpity though. http://www.bumpityreturns.com/
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Me! I used to watch her every afternoon. She started lcally on KTTV Channel 11, and later was nationally syndicated.
I believe the lady who played "Hobo" was named Sally Baker, who was very talented . From LAtvlegends.com, a great site just like TV Party above..,
Sally Baker (married to another broadcasting original; Walt Baker) was truly a pioneer for women in broadcasting by producing, writing and starring in her own show on a daily basis. One of the first women in television to really control the content of her show and what went out to the kids, her husband Walt Baker was the director on the show making it a truly family affair.
In a sea of cowboys and skippers, came her lovable character of Hobo Kelly, a stand out from the start.
Many will remember her huge toy machine that she would fill with junk and then miraculously as she cranked it the junk would turn into fantastic toys to be given to a lucky mischief maker from her viewing audience pulled at random from a large turning tub.
I remember all that. Yes, I was a mischief maker". And she'd take out her looking glass, and say the names of kids all over the area...who knew?
Thanks, TJ, for the memory.God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
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Originally posted by Radiobarry View PostAnd she'd take out her looking glass, and say the names of kids all over the area...who knew?
Thanks, TJ, for the memory.
It wasn't me, it was Lisa! :angel:
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Yes, I loved Hobo Kelly as a Kid.
Now who remembers "Diver Dan?"
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Originally posted by ThomasJefferson View PostI believe it only aired in the LA area... anybody old enough to remember Hobo Kelly!?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knnz9rBtW_E
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Originally posted by Earkid View PostDidn't the Romper Room lady do that too?
Originally posted by ni_teach View PostYes, I loved Hobo Kelly as a Kid.
Now who remembers "Diver Dan?"
Originally posted by ThomasJefferson View PostFor those that remember Hobo Kelly, how about Sheriff John?
Originally posted by steamboatpete View Post
Remember twisting dials?God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
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When Hobo Kelly was on I was a bit too old for her show being a young teen at the time but Sheriff John, now that's another story. He was on in the 50's and was a favorite of mine along with Engineer Bill (that was the only way I would drink milk - red light, green light). My elementary school was just up the street from my home and I went home for lunch every day and ate it while watching Sheriff John. My other favorite shows? Why, the Mickey Mouse Club (of course) and then later Soupy Sales.sigpic
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Since we seem to be entering a time machine, I thought I would add this clip of Mister Rogers. This was made after the show was over and before he died. Sort of a last message to all that watched him as a kid. I always find this a bit touching. I just adored him when I was little.
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Originally posted by steamboatpete View PostI'm old enough, but didn't dig it enough. Those teeth = me twisting the dial.
Remember twisting dials?
We had Hobo Kelly, Romper Room, Bozo the Clown - of course I show my daughter and she tells me 'I understand, you didn't have much back then, it's okay Mom' LOLOLOL
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Originally posted by ThomasJefferson View PostFor those that remember Hobo Kelly, how about Sheriff John?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVA80DEbs6Q
Originally posted by ThomasJefferson View PostSince we seem to be entering a time machine, I thought I would add this clip of Mister Rogers. This was made after the show was over and before he died. Sort of a last message to all that watched him as a kid. I always find this a bit touching. I just adored him when I was little.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcvRMHz4mb4
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OK I'm older than dirt. I not only remember Hobo Kelly but Diver Dan (one of my favorites) as well as Sheriff John, Engineer Bill and Tom Hatten of Popeye's Poop Deck. Tom Hatten came to a birthday party I attended. He would write your name on a piece of paper then turn it into a cartoon character.
You have to get older... But you don't have to grow up.
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