BERLE

BERLE


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Mr. Television
Mr. Tuesday Night
Texaco Star Theater headliner
Texaco Star Theater host
Texaco Star Theater star
The thief of bad gags
Uncle Miltie
Mr. Television
Texaco Star Theater host
...Private Joke File compiler
1949 Emmy winner for Most Outstanding Kinescope Personality
1950s NBC icon
Actor/comic Milton
Charter member of the TV Hall of Fame
Charter member of the Television Hall of Fame
Comedian called the thief of bad gags
Comedian dubbed The Thief of Bad Gags
Comic who played Louie the Lilac on Batman
Comic whose memoir was B.S. I Love You
Cross-dresser of early TV
Early Mr. Television
Early Emmy winner
Early TV comedian Milton
Early TV idol
Early TV sensation
Emmy-winning TV host of 1949
First TV superstar Milton
Funnyman Milton
Golden Age TV star
His theme song was Near You
Memorable Miltie
Milton of TV
Milton of comedy
Old Texaco pitchman
Old Texaco star
One-time television host Milton
Pioneer TV personality
Roosevelt brain truster Adolf
Star of Always Leave Them Laughing
Superstar of early TV
TV pioneer Milton
TV uncle
TVs Uncle Miltie
TVs Uncle Miltie
TVs Milton
TVs first big star
Tuesday night fixture on early NBC
Uncle Milty
William ___
A television character.
Video M. C.
Adolph ___, Liberal party bigwig.
This star is visible Tuesday night.
Adolf ___, former Ambassador to Brazil.
TV man.
Famous name in TV.
Comedian from N. Y. C.
TV headliner.
TV personality.
TV comedian.
Stateman Adolf.
TV star
Contemporary comedian.
TV entertainer.
TV name
Television star.
TV comic.
Television name.
Milton
Comedian Milton
Early TV headliner
___ Miltie.
Amusing Milton
Milton from N.Y.C.
Texaco Star Theater star on TV
Early TV comedian
A Milton who found paradise in TV
He played the Palace
Adolf or Milton
TV's Uncle Miltie
Star of Always Leave Them Laughing, 1949
TV great who said I live to laugh, and I laugh to live
He played himself in Broadway Danny Rose and Pee-wee's Big Adventure
Comedian who married Joyce Mathews in 1941, divorced her in 1947 and married her again in 1949 because she reminded me of my first wife
Comedian dubbed Mr. Television
Uncle Miltie of early TV
TV comedy pioneer
Comedian who said Laughter is an instant vacation
First TV superstar
See 45 Down.
Uncle Miltie of 1950s TV




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