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AKA:
Richard Wagstaff Clark
Birthplace:
Mount Vernon, New York
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This enterprising TV host and announcer turned high-powered producer and executive has gained fame and fortune with his ever-youthful look and the adolescent aim of many of his productions. These qualities have branded Dick Clark as "the world's oldest teenager"--he did, after all, host "American Bandstand" from 1956 until 1989 before finally passing the torch to a younger fellow. In addition to hosting one of TV's longest-running entertainment shows, Clark has produced thousands of hours of programming ranging from telefilms to documentaries to awards shows, hosted thousands of others,
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1951
Was announcer for WKTV Utica, NY
1950
Was staff announcer for WOLF, Syracuse, NY
1952
Was staff announcer for "Paul Whiteman's TV Teen Club" (ABC)
1956
Hosted "American Bandstand" in daytime, primetime and Saturday versions
Hosted public affairs show "Open Hearing" (ABC)
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