This was from a more innocent time. I remember watching this show on Saturdays when it was not fit to be outside.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Soz_E3jXXhY
Captain Kangaroo episode from 1956
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Captain Kangaroo episode from 1956
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Re: Captain Kangaroo episode from 1956
When I see all the stuff on the air now to attract kids' fancies, it's still easy to remember when he was all there was and all I needed.
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Re: Captain Kangaroo episode from 1956
I have always wondered if Lumpy Green, (Mr. Green Jeans) did all the puppeteering on that show. Bunny Rabbit, Mr. Moose, Grandfather Clock. You notice that Mr. Green Jeans seldom appears with those characters, always the Captain himself. I had forgotten the Captain called the place the Treasure House. That show would never get past the pilot stage today.
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