Historic Footage: ”Howdy Doody” – 3 November 1952

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The Dickies – howdy doody in the woodshed

HOWDY DOODY TIME we as baby boomers were sitting in the peanut gallery listening to Howdy and Buffalo Bob, while the Atom Bomb was a threat and bomb shelters in our back yard. radio and TV commercials selling us kids cigarettes. shampoo, cereal, financing, bombs, war and much more to scare us kids to death. I love Howdy Doody and what the program did, but they sold us and programed us from 5 year olds as to the commercial advertising of today. public domain footage www.mlsprovideos.com

Novelty song by Circa ’58 & The Peanut Gallery on Buddah Records based on the popular 50′s television show Howdy Doody. The original Howdy Doody was a freckle-faced boy marionette with 48 freckles, one for each state of the union. Originally voiced by Buffalo Bob Smith.

John J. Fedoozle & the Gang with Mitchell (Mitch) Miller and Orchestra. From the Golden 78, released in 1955.

This was the series finale to Howdy Doody, an hour long special which was hyped by Clarabelle the clown’s ‘surprise’, and it being that it was the final episode of a landmark children’s series, they had the famous silent clown actually talk. Now when Clarabelle talked, he said ‘Goodbye, Kids.’ in a very soft and tearful expression, which just adds to the sadness of knowing there would be no more of Howdy Doody, with the exception of a few appearances by Buffalo Bob Smith and the titular character himself, Howdy Doody. This is the end of Howdy Doody, and it is truly a sad farewell. Note: If you listen hard enough, or just turn up the volume, you can actually hear children in the audience softly crying, which in my opinion, makes this all the more heartbreaking and sad, yes it’s just a show, but a extremely beloved show that was idolized by the children of the United States.

Reason of the public domain status: Never registered with the Library of Congress. The Howdy Doody Show: Howdy Doody is a children’s television program that was created and produced by E. Roger Muir and broadcast on NBC in the United States from 1947 until 1960. It was a pioneer in children’s programming and set the pattern for many similar shows. It was also a pioneer in early color production as NBC (at the time owned by TV maker RCA) used the show in part to sell color television sets in the 1950s. Creator: E. Roger Muir Production Company: National Broadcasting Company (NBC) Release Date: 1947 Audio & Video: Mono – Black & White