BOZO THE CLOWN: GRAND PRIZE GAME 

Yes he is

Yes

He didn't slur his words in the one

Yeah. Look at how red his nose is 😂

Next to Richard Daley?

He was slurring his words😹

He sounds sauced

agreed🍹🍹🍹🍹

He sounded drunk. That was Bob Bell. That Bozo seemed scary to me. I love Joey D’Aria. That was the recent Bozo.

Yea I think he was

Yes..that would make me so sad.

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I thought so too even when I was a kid. But I still loved the show

I got it from the Internet Archives

If I had to play a clown and be surrounded by annoying kids for over 30 years, I'd be boozing it up too.😂

That’s kinda rude to call them annoying bro

RIGHT there AH HA!

Good question, I believe this one aired in Chicago so the actor was probably Marshall Brodien

@@purpletomatocinema Marshall played Wizzo on the show, not Bozo.

@@mrmcclear Really, I thought he played Bozo. Idk why I thought he did.

Bob Bell was the actor who played Bozo in this video. He was in the role from 1960, when WGN-TV had a predecessor Bozo program from Tribune Tower that primarily showed cartoons, until his retirement from the station in 1984. By then, WGN-TV's "Bozo's Circus" (later "The Bozo Show") had become a national phenomenon from its West Bradley Place studio. It was also aired nationally as WGN-TV was a superstation.

@@tfinferno8611 Fact: According to Dan Castelleneta, who is the voice of Krusty the Clown, Krusty's voice was based on Bob Bell's voice from WGN-TV's Bozo the Clown.

Yes

I don't know, I'll check and get back to you

@@purpletomatocinema that was a Bozo in a different market, not Chicago. This Bozo show was cancelled due to low ratings and increasing competition from childrens' TV networks.

Bob Bell, this Bozo, retired. The Bozo who took up after him in Chicago, Joey D'Auria continued this series until its cancellation.

Because that was Trump

I think so

Definitely…

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