The name you states sound like a parody on Hedda Hopper who was a famous movie Gossip columnist in syndicated newspaper columns. She died in either l965 or l966 so was very much alive when Howdy Doody was current. (Howdy went out of circulation circa l96l-62)/ Maybe you are thinking of a more educational type of show such as the Mickey Mouse club which sometimes went into historical angles... and well they should have... with the big Disney Studio behind them.
Yes, on the old Howdy Doody show, one of the old silent film divas was always identified as Hilda Hanewinkle (I am not entirely sure on the spelling).. which was most definitely a 'made up' name! There was no connection with Hedda Hopper - I don't know where that came from.
They always perform at Nokia Theatre at the finale. It is right next to the Staples Center.
They always addressed him as "Professor", and they always referred to him as "The Professor."
I have always been told that it is Hamilton... at least that is what the jeweler told us.
He is always referred to as Opie or Ope Taylor.
They made sure they always had a girlfriend to be seen with. The bigger the actor, the more they were seen. It was known who they were for the most part but not talked about.
No it had been called Hollywood land.
They live in Hollywood because that is where most of the studios are :P
Always!
yes it is 67
They always perform at Nokia Theatre at the finale. It is right next to the Staples Center.
because Hollywood always has to exagerate on things for the benifit (however you spell that) of their movies.
They always addressed him as "Professor", and they always referred to him as "The Professor."
No. Jesus is always referred to as a "he" in the Bible.
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"Always get their man"
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it means always full of life and loves people