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Walter Popp
(1907-1994)
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Walter Popp was born on 19 January 1907 in Illinois, USA. He is known for
I Spy (1965)
,
Mod Squad (1968)
and
The Danny Thomas Hour (1967)
. He died on 29 December 1994 in Ventura, California, USA.
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Known for
I Spy
7.1
TV Series
Music Department
1965–1968 • 82 eps
Mod Squad
6.9
TV Series
Music Department
1968–1969 • 26 eps
The Danny Thomas Hour
7.2
TV Series
Music Department
1967–1968 • 2 eps
Make Room for Granddaddy
6.6
TV Series
Music Department
1970–1971 • 2 eps
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Music Department
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5
Make Room for Granddaddy
6.6
TV Series
music coordinator
1970–1971
2 episodes
Mod Squad
6.9
TV Series
music coordinator
1968–1969
26 episodes
I Spy
7.1
TV Series
music coordinator
1965–1968
82 episodes
The Danny Thomas Hour
7.2
TV Series
music coordinator
1967–1968
2 episodes
The Dick Van Dyke Show
8.4
TV Series
music coordinator
1961–1966
158 episodes
Soundtrack
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2
The Danny Thomas Show
7.1
TV Series
writer: "I'm Just A Marionette"
(uncredited)
1959
1 episode
Big City
6.2
music: "Yippee-o, Yippie-ai"
(uncredited)
1948
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Born
January 19
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1907
Illinois, USA
Died
December 29
,
1994
Ventura, California, USA
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Worked with
Danny Thomas
for 35 years, first in Hollywood clubs, and later on "The Danny Thomas Show", as its musical coordinator.
Nickname
Wally
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