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Clarabelle the Clown on the (Howdy Doody) program. he created the role, but ditched it. it was a non-speaking role.
The Clown character, Clarabelle. Despite having a female name, Clarabelle was a man, and did various silent tricks- with water sprinklers and the like. at one time he was portrayed by Bob Keeshan, Better known as Captain Kangaroo.
A funny-looking character, making Dennis the Menace look sober and earnest- but not strictly speaking a Clown. Clarabelle ( a man despite female name) was a clown, and a non-speaking role for some reason.
Clarabelle the clown=== uttered the only words he ever would on screen. As a tear rolled down his cheek, he said simply, "Goodbye kids
The duration of Howdy Doody is 3600.0 seconds.
Clarabelle the Clown on the (Howdy Doody) program. he created the role, but ditched it. it was a non-speaking role.
The Clown character, Clarabelle. Despite having a female name, Clarabelle was a man, and did various silent tricks- with water sprinklers and the like. at one time he was portrayed by Bob Keeshan, Better known as Captain Kangaroo.
The original Clarabelle was played by Bob Keeshan who later became Captain Kangaroo.
A funny-looking character, making Dennis the Menace look sober and earnest- but not strictly speaking a Clown. Clarabelle ( a man despite female name) was a clown, and a non-speaking role for some reason.
Clarabelle the clown=== uttered the only words he ever would on screen. As a tear rolled down his cheek, he said simply, "Goodbye kids
The duration of Howdy Doody is 3600.0 seconds.
Since Howdy Doody didn't eat there was no worry about his doodie.
Howdy Doody, 1947 - 960 Howdy Doody, 1947 - 960
Howdy Doody was a famous puppet on a television show. If you call someone Howdy Doody, you are basically implying that they look like him. Howdy doody was an unattractive ginger puppet who was covered in freckles and made to be the joke of the show. It was most popular among children. Howdy Doody was the poster child for ginger kids back in the 40's
Howdy Doody's Christmas - 1957 was released on: USA: 1957
Howdy Doody - 1954 Untitled was released on: USA: 1956
Double Doody (a twin)