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Bob Newman

It wasn't easy being all those characters. Bob often had to appear as multiple characters on a single show, or even in a single scene (e.g. Ketchican would be talking to J.P. when Gertrude would call on the phone). But, his broad, campy style and comic voices fit in perfectly with J.P. and the young viewers.

Chris Wedes and Bob Newman established a great on stage banter and a long, personal friendship.

Bob was born in Seattle in 1932 and grew up on Mercer Island (when the population was less than 200 and the only access was by ferry). He started part-time at KIRO as a weekend, film editor in 1960

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Bob Newman: The $7.00 a day man.


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"Who, when he saw the first sand or ashes, by a casual intenseness of heat, melted into a metalline form, rugged with excrescences, and clouded with impurities, would have imagined, that in this shapeless mass would turn into smething useful like a glass? Neat huh? I mean without glasses we couldn't see or have anything to put Kool-Aid in!
 

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