Talk:Garry Moore
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The Garry Moore Show that I remember was a prime time show where his sidekick was Durwood Kirby. Was there also a daytime version? Rlquall 00:19, 6 Apr 2005 (UTC)
[edit] autograph
Hi,
I have his autograph if anyone wants it. It says "To John, Garry Moore". I put a date on the paper, 12/31/66. He used to live down the street from me in a suburban community of NY.
If you want the autograph, write to lipwak@yahoo.com
Cheers,
John
[edit] Rock Star
The link on the Korean Airline Disaster points to here about a rock star who made a song about it, but I think that is a different Garry Moore.
The page confuses the two separate Garry Moore Shows that ran in primetime. The first ended in 1964. The second was a brief affair in 1967 that was against Bonanza. Lily Tomlin appeared in that series in a role similar to the one Carol Burnett had in the first.
