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Newspaper Articles on Bozo the ClownBrozo News - Veoeo Bozo the Clown creator Alan Livingston dies at 91 - Alan W. Livingston, the music executive who created Bozo the Clown and signed the Beatles during his tenure as president of Capitol Records, has died. He was 91.
Larry Harmon Passes Away At 83 - Tears for a clown. Actor Larry Harmon, best known for his role in bringing Bozo the Clown to life, passed away this week at age 83. Harmon was the man behind the clown for more than 50 years, and actually owned the rights to the Bozo the Clown name.
Bozo the Clown's death leaves no one to fill his shoes - If you missed his passing -- The Sun devoted only a single paragraph to him last week, though The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times featured him on their obituary pages -- Bozo the Clown died last Thursday. If you did not feel a chapter closing in your life when you read the news, you are not of a certain age.
His real name was Larry Harmon. He was 83.
He died in the capital city of clowns, Los Angeles.
Bozo Passes On - was raised in the Windy City. I like the Chicago Cubs. I like Polish Sausage. I like cold weather, Old Chicago Stadium, Navy Pier, and I especially love Bozo The Clown. In fact, everyone raised in Chicago loves Bozo The Clown. Man behind 'Bozo the Clown' dies - Mr Harmon did not create the balding, flame-haired character, but played him in numerous appearances over the years.
He purchased the copyright in the 1950s and licensed the character to others, including TV stations across the US.
Bozo the Clown is dead - Harmon was not the original Bozo, who was created by Alan W. Livingston in 1946. Harmon exaggerated the original look, then donned the distinctive make-up, hair and suit for countless appearances as "Bozo, The World’s Most Famous Clown." Bozo the Clown creator waves final goodbye at 83 - LARRY Harmon, the entrepreneur who brought Bozo the Clown to television as a children's show host in the late 1950s and spent the next 50 years promoting the flame-haired circus character, has died Bozo the Clown Passes awy - You may not recognize the name Larry Harmon. But if you were a kid twenty to thirty years ago and you spent some time in front of the television you probably saw him and didn't even know it. What’s My Line with mystery guest Bozo the Clown (1969) - This isn’t Larry Harmon under the make-up, but I thought it was a fitting tribute anyway. Bozo the Clown is a contestant on “What’s My Line?” in 1969.
Checkout the video From one Bozo to another - Larry Harmon wasn’t just clowning around, says former Bozo portrayer Frank Avruch.
“Larry’s aim in life was to Bozo-ize the world,” Avruch, 80, said today. “He lived and breathed it. It was an amazing ride for me - just a wonderful experience.
Avruch, of Newton, was television’s first nationally syndicated Bozo from 1958 to 1970, playing the role that had been created by Harmon. Lesser jesters have been trying to fill Avruch’s beloved size 16 shoes ever since.
Circus still three rings of non-PC fun - FIERCE REPROACH was in the eye of the guy in the tiger suit who handed out animal-rights flyers with his fuzzy paws. I took one, said thank you and lowered my head, avoiding his lingering gaze. A clown and a prince - New Orleans buried a real Bozo last week, and I'm not writing this column just to get that line in the paper.
Jerry Sando, 71, actor, played Bozo the Clown on TV - In the theater world, Jerry Sando wore many hats. But perhaps none was as memorable as the bald-headed wig he wore as Bozo the Clown on local children's TV.
Bozo's still making rounds as a clown - The goofy, orange-haired clown best known in the '60s and '70s for his local television appearances, still is making the rounds at events and benefits. Bozo recently entertained grandparents, parents and kids at the Polish Festival in Grand Rapids.
Clown hall opts to cast its lot with a different Bozo - There are no hand buzzers, trick flowers or balloon animals in this clown story. Colvig to Join Clown Hall of Fame As Bozo - MILWAUKEE - There are no hand buzzers, trick flowers or balloon animals in this clown story. The issue is who created Bozo the Clown - and the dispute is wiping the smile off some clowns' faces. Fake Bozo - There are no hand buzzers, trick flowers or balloon animals in this clown story. The issue is who created Bozo the Clown - and the dispute is wiping the smile off some clowns' faces.
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