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- Jones, who died at the age of 93 on Sept. 9, was the first-ever celebrity guest on "Sesame Street" in 1969. In those televised segments, a young Jones slowly recites the alphabet and counts to 10 in his deep, resonant voice.
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4 days ago · Whereas, in 1958, Mr. Jones performed in his first Broadway production, Sunrise at Campobello, which launched his stage career; Whereas, over the course of his 60-year career, Mr. Jones gave life to nearly 90 television network dramas and episodic series, over 110 movies, and countless plays, including a 30-month span in which he appeared in 18 ...
2 days ago · (From left) Will Lee, Matt Robinson, Bob McGrath and Loretta Long with Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Grover, Ernie, Bert and Oscar the Grouch on 'Sesame Street' in 1969. Hulton Archive/Archive Photos ...
2 days ago · ‘Sesame Street’ (1969) In 1969, Richard Nixon was days away from his inauguration, hundreds of thousands of people attended the Woodstock music festival, Neil Armstrong stepped foot on the moon… and “Sesame Street” debuted on TV. Even today, the PBS children’s program – comprised of both human and Muppet – is widely considered ...
Sep 20, 2024 · 14 Years Ago, Cookie Monster Campaigned His Heart Out to Host. SNL. The Muppets have a long history with Saturday Night Live —their roots go all the way back to the show’s very first episode in 1975. Although no Muppet has ever hosted SNL, there’s one beloved Sesame Street character who came close: Cookie Monster.
2 days ago · Photo: Sesame Workshop. Axios is back with an interview series on top leaders from business and beyond who discuss lessons on life and leadership. Last month I interviewed Sherrie Westin, 66, the new CEO of Sesame Workshop — the nonprofit behind "Sesame Street," TV's longest-running children's show. It's been on air since 1969.
