| Paul Winchell | ... | Himself - Host / ... (23 episodes, 1950-1956) | |
| Diane Sinclair | ... | Specialty dancer (17 episodes, 1950-1953) |
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| Harold Eisenstein | (1 episode, 1952) | ||
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| Buddy Burtson | (1 episode, 1952) | |
| Paul Winchell | (1 episode, 1952) | |
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| Sherman Marks | .... | producer (1 episode, 1952) | |
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I was just a very small boy when I used to sit and watch this show, but I remember I loved it very much. I loved the way Paul Winchell and his dummy Jerry Mahoney would interact with each other and the other puppets as well. I don't remember too much about the plots and humor, but do remember that Jerry and Paul would at times have other puppets and I really enjoyed it.
The show was already reruns but still good for a boy under 10 years of age. I loved this show so much that in the sixth grade my parents bought me a Jerry Mahoney dummy and I never learned ventriloquism but tried hard. I wish this show would come out on DVD along with Soopy Sales and Howdy Doody two other shows I loved as a child.