There was also a kids' version of "Video Village".."Kideo Village" (AKA "Video Village Junior") seen saturday mornings on The CBS TV Network briefly during the 1962 tv season.
Monty Hall (who was the announcer of the weekday morning adult version of "Video Village" then hosted by Jack Narz) became the series' mc..Kenny Williams was the show's second and last announcer and comedy relief and Eileen Barton was the show's model and singer.
Actually.."Shenanigans" began as a local kids tv game show on WPIX TV Ch.11 in NYC back in the early 1950's.
Mr. Bob Quigley (who collaborated on the development and producing of The ABC TV Network version of the show with Mr. Merrill Heatter) hosted the local NYC edition of the show..but? as a private detective having his studio audiences answering riddles to solve baffling crimes.
I never remembered the TV show but I did have the board game for this
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"Eileen Barton and The New Yorkers," it says on my 78.
Village" (AKA "Video Village Junior") seen saturday mornings
on The CBS TV Network briefly during the 1962 tv season.
Monty Hall (who was the announcer of the weekday morning
adult version of "Video Village" then hosted by Jack Narz) became
the series' mc..Kenny Williams was the show's second and last
announcer and comedy relief and Eileen Barton was the show's
model and singer.
on WPIX TV Ch.11 in NYC back in the early 1950's.
Mr. Bob Quigley (who collaborated on the development
and producing of The ABC TV Network version of the
show with Mr. Merrill Heatter) hosted the local NYC edition
of the show..but? as a private detective having his studio
audiences answering riddles to solve baffling crimes.
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