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WGN's Bozo Show with Bob Bell ... The last BOZO show was taped on June 12, 2001 and aired on WGN-9 - Saturday night, July 14 at 7:00 p.m. CT. ... "I was never a big fan of Bozo the Clown, but there is one thing that will always stick in my mind. When I was in grade 5, in 1965, there was a student in my school who had leukemia...
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Bozo Criminal for December 14, 2009 ... Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Dave Benoit for sending in today's report from Milford, Massachusetts. Police were called to the home of 21 year-old Scott Brown after his parents reported he was causing a disturbance. After talking to our bozo, the officers decided to send him in for...
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Bozo the Clown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Bozo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bozo or bozo may mean •A stupid or foolish person •The Bozo people, a fishing people of the central Niger delta in Mali •The Bozo languages, languages of the Bozo people •Bozo the Clown • The World...
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Truckin Bozo's Website. ... Wall Streets Journal!! SS Travel Call For Great Deals! 1(800) 815-8893. The Truckin Bozos Interactive ...
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Bill Daniel, photographer and film-maker ... Who is Bozo Texino? chronicles the search for the source of a ubiquitous and mythic rail graffiti-- a simple sketch of a character with an infinity-shaped hat and the scrawled moniker, "Bozo Texino"-- a drawing seen on railcars for over 80 years.
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- Popular red-haired clown featured on Capitol Records, animated cartoons and syndicated versions of BOZO THE CLOWN (BOZO'S BIG TOP) since the 1950s. Bozo is a circus clown with large floppy collar, red nose and red hair that shoots from the sides of his head like a pair of red horns.
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Medical cartoon, Breakthroughs in Medicine featuring Bozo the Clown. Part of medical comics page by Graphic Pulse, inc. ... Interest; Our Field Comics Wake Bozo Hemo Psychic Links Client View...
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The character of Bozo The Clown first appeared on the scene as the lead character in a series of children's records offered by Capital in the 1940s. He was created by Alan Livingston. Larry Harmon bought the licensing rights to Bozo and by the 1950s had begun to sell franchises to local television stations.
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