Paul Lynde Overview:

Character actor, Paul Lynde, was born Paul Edward Lynde on Jun 13, 1926 in Mount Vernon, OH. Lynde died at the age of 55 on Jan 10, 1982 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles .

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On the Small Screen: The Halloween Special (1976)

on Oct 30, 2016 From Comet Over Hollywood

Comet Over Hollywood is spotlighting Halloween episodes of classic television shows. The Halloween Special Air Date: Oct. 29, 1976 In the 1960s and 1970s, TV specials were abundant. It seems that almost every TV star, major musician and their Great Aunt Pearl had their own special. From m... Read full article


Camp Kitsch Week 1: The Halloween Special (1976)

By Summer Reeves on Sep 24, 2016 From Serendipitous Anachronisms

Camp Kitsch Week 1: The Halloween Special (1976) 24 Saturday Sep 2016 Posted by Summer Reeves in 1970s, Camp/Kitsch, Comedy, Holiday, Musicals, Television ≈ 1 Comment Tags1970s, Comedy, Musical, Summer Camp Series Hello... Read full article


Birthday of the Week:

By Beth Daniels on Jun 10, 2014 From Mildred's Fatburgers

Born Paul Edward Lynde, June 13, 1926, Died January 10, 1982 Biography : A Biography - His Life, His Love(s) & His LaughterBy Cathy Rudolph, Bear Manor Media, 2013 Center Square, Open Closet You know when somebody asks you what kind of superpower you'd like, yo... Read full article


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Paul Lynde Quotes:

Homer Cripps: She's a pretty strange acting female.


Kim McAfee: Harry, do you have a cigarette? I've run out.
Harry McAfee: So have I, how 'bout my pipe?


Doris McAfee: You know these adolescents! Kim'll lose face!
Harry McAfee: And if I don't get him out that's not all she'll...


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His classmates at Northwestern University included Cloris Leachman, Charlotte Rae, Jeffrey Hunter, Claude Akins, Martha Hyer, Patricia Neal, and Agnes Nixon.

Holds a unique place in show business history - he actually got to sing on "The Ed Sullivan Show" the song he performed nightly in the Broadway musical "Bye Bye Birdie" about the excitement of appearing on the iconic "Ed Sullivan Show".

The sign proclaiming Mount Vernon, Ohio, as the birthplace of Paul Lynde was recently changed to read: "Home of Daniel Decatur Emmett, Author of [the song] 'Dixie.'"

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