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It's Howdy Doody Time

September 11, 2005

It's Howdy Doody Time

The sophistication of children's shows today is mind-boggling. The topics and subject matter are way beyond what the adults of today dealt with, topics that were best left to our parents. Today's Family First Site looks at a site that celebrates one of the best (and earliest) kids' television shows.

The site is called The Howdy Doody Show, and is about wooden puppet named Howdy. There are his friends Buffalo Bob, Princess Summerfall Winterspring, Dilly Dally, and the list goes on. Here you can learn about all aspects of the show, such as the characters, the cast members, a brief history of the show, pictures of the Peanut Gallery, and how you can help Howdy run for President. There is an online store for souvenirs, and a chance to join the new Peanut Gallery fan club.

All told, this site is a great look back into a simpler time, when kids could be kids, and the world really was a kinder, gentler place. With all that is going wrong with the world today, this is the place to go for some quality entertainment.


http://www.howdydoodytime.com/

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Written by mayor at September 11, 2005 02:44 AM

Comments on “It's Howdy Doody Time”

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  1. Jeff Judson on October 23, 2008 11:17 AM

    For information about a real Howdy Doody club contact:

    Jeff Judson
    Founder/Newsletter Editor
    Doodyville Historical Society
    8 Hunt Court
    Flemington, NJ 08822

    jtjudson@embarqmail.com

    "Founded 1978"

  2. Linda Hoffman on July 16, 2009 03:53 PM

    I am looking for a Howdy Doody book that starts like this and and I wondering if you could help me locate a copy....

    "In a green and grassy jungle full of howlie grawly game stocked a bold and mighty hunter Howdy Dooty was his name. He caught zebras, lions, tigers tall giraffes and rhinos too; then he bought a hundred cages and he opened up a zoo."

  3. sandi guesford on September 20, 2009 10:05 PM

    I am also looking for the book of Howdy Doody in the Green and Grassy Jungle full of howly Prowly game lived a bold and mighty hunter Howdy Doody was his name...I am hoping you can put me in the right direction to find this book.
    thanks

    sandi g


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