You Asked For It, hosted by Art Baker, originally aired between 1950 and 1959. The program was a human-interest show based on mail-in requests from viewers. Performances for each show were based on those requests.
Featured in this episode are a wrestling chimpanzee, musician Ivory Joe Hunter (billed as The Baron of the Boogie and also known as The Happiest Man Alive), card sharps revealing some of their secrets, an archery demonstration and vaudeville star Harry Olsen, brother of Al Olsen.
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did america only know skippy back then and is it still selling that guys voice is very spooky and even so because now he is dead who ever uploaded this must be old
eazydoezitmj4q 2 weeks ago
this is very spooky
eazydoezitmj4q 2 weeks ago
American television was fascinating back then. Especially the way they constantly plug the Skippy peanut butter, I thought that modern commercials spoofing old-time ads were intentionally over the top, but it looks like they are pretty spot-on. And I see that wrestling hasn't gotten less fake with the years either, hah.
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