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Woody Kling (April 14, 1925 – April 10, 1988) was an American television writer, producer, playwright, and composer . Biography. Early life. Born Heywood Fisher Kling in New York City, Kling was the son of Mayme and Ken Kling. Ken was a cartoonist for the New York Daily Mirror, predicting the horse races in his strip Joe and Asbestos.
Apr 14, 1988 · Woody Kling, a television comedy writer, died of lung and brain cancer at U.C.L.A. Medical Center in Los Angeles Sunday. He was 62 years old. Mr. Kling's career began in the 1940's, when he...
Apr 11, 1988 · Woody Kling, who co-wrote television scripts for Milton Berle, Jackie Gleason and Carol Burnett, died Sunday of lung cancer. He was 62. Kling, a Los Angeles resident, died at UCLA Medical...
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Jul 28, 2021 · WOODY KLING, 62, a two-time Emmy winner who spent 40 years writing TV comedy for shows such as Milton Berle’s Texaco Star Theater, died Sunday of lung cancer.
Apr 11, 1988 · April 11, 1988. Woody Kling, major TV writer-producer, dead at 62. LOS ANGELES -- Writer-producer Woody Kling, creator of the 'Caspar, the Friendly Ghost' cartoon and winner of two Emmys...
Woody Kling Mort Lachman Norman Lear Michael Leeson Alan J. Levitt Alfred L. Levitt Albert E. Lewin Paul Lichtman Sam Locke Michael Loman Jeffrey MacKowsky Bill Manhoff Arthur Marx Jerry Mayer Mike Milligan Philip Mishkin Gordon Mitchell Nate Monaster Jay Moriarty Michael Morris Winston Moss Warren S. Murray Don Nicholl Rod Parker Sue Perkins ...
Woody Kling (April 14, 1925 – April 10, 1988) was an American television writer, producer, playwright and composer. Scholarly Articles. = Early life = Born Heywood Fisher Cling in New York City, Cling was the son of Mamie and Ken Cling. Ken is a cartoonist for the New York Daily Mirror who predicted the horse race in the cartoon Joe and Asbestos.
