Crazy College Image Page.

Not that anything can improve George's image.....

Postcards and photos from my collections, drawing I've done over the years and cool stuff people have sent; all mixed together in a random scrapbook.

Doodles Weaver and Spike Jones:

Esquavel

The Proctor's Holiday card:

There's an interesting discussion of Cigarette advertising at http://lane.stanford.edu/tobacco/index.html. Here's one featuring W. C. Fields. But where's is nephew Chester Fields?

Here's Tom Lehrer.

Here's Tom Lehrer again.

Here's Harpo Marx.

Here I am next to "Rural Free Delivery" hosts John Lupton and George Mercer in March of 2009.

Here I am with June Foray in 1986. It's cropped funny due to print damage

Here's a PR photo of satirist Michael O'Donoghue.

Here I am with Lee Dexter and his wife Sunny in their home in 1984. Lee was the creator of Philadelphia favorite, Bertie the Bunyep, broadcast on Tv 3 in the 1950s.

Here is Roy Disney, Howard Green and Leondard Maltin at the Philadelphia Film Festival in April, 2007.

Ross Bagdasarian, aka "David Seville"

The Happiness Boys, Billy Jones & Ernie Hare

Ruth Wallis
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My brother
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My half sister (and half brother) Erika
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Jordan Young, author of the difinative Spike Jones biography with the founder of the Snicklefritzer band, his wife and me in 1992.
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Here I am with Leonard Maltin and his wife Alice at the Philadelphia Film Festival, April 2007
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Phil Silvers "The Phil Silvers Show" 1963My half sister (and half brother) Erika

Charlie McCarthy being boxed up by Edgar Burgan 1975
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The Monkees
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Here I am in 1982 sitting in front of a door
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Here I am back in 1975 at radio station WHEN

Edie Massey, "the Egg Lady" star of many of John Water's best films at her shop in Baltimore
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Here's an Allan Sherman PR shot.

Cousin Bela.

Uncle Kari.

Here's Music Hall star Marie Lloyd

Here's Uncle Cal

Here's Vivian Stanshall: of the Bonzo Dog Band.

Learn all about Harry Stewart, aka, Yogi Yorgesson and Harry Kariat http://www.yogiyorgesson.com/index.html.
What a weekend we had the first of April! Glad to see all the people who came out to catch the SILENT Our Gang shorts. Leonard Maltin introduced the Philadelphia Film Festival's salute to Our Gang on Saturday... But even better than these goreous prints from the Library of Congress was the chance to sit around and talk with Mr Maltin and his charming wife Alice about film, and – even more surprsingly –novelty music! Seems they and another guest, Howard Greene, love the silly songs like we all do.
I learn so much, heard about acts I didn't even knew existed, most of which will slowly make its way into upcoming programs. We also got to show a whole bunch of rare Disney silent cartoons, including the just returned Oswald the Lucky Rabiit shorts, plus a bunch of early Mickey Mouse and Silly Symphonies shorts, all in 35mm and all from the Disney archieves! Those of you who missed it (and you know who you are) will get a chance to own the Disney Oswalds in a Treasures Collection slated for release around Christmas time. Roy Disney, son of Walt's brother and partner), was also in town to recieve our Insperation Award and he was every bit as down to earth and accessable as the Maltins. Within an hour of meeting I felt like I was with old friends. It's hard to beleave the weekend is over...

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We note with sadness the passing of Tom Poston. Born on Oct 12, 1921, he made us laugh until the end on April, 2007. Tom was always a welcome sight on any sit-com. But I think his most memorable work was on the Steve Allen Show where was a "Man in the Street" who couldn't remember his own name. Here's a great cover of Tom from the Valentine's Day edition of Harvey Kurttzman's "Help!" Magazine......
Brother Theodore supplied by his Boswell, Jeff Semeral