Romper Room Miss Julie

Courtesy photo edna anderson taylor poses with the do bee puppett on the set of children s tv show romper room.
Romper room miss julie. Romper room was a popular children s television show that aired on ksl from 1953 to 1981 and preschoolers around the state gathered around the tv every afternoon to see if miss julie would call their names at the end of the show. With a classroom for a set and in studio audience of six children it taught. Romper room was also franchised internationally at various. Anderson taylor played miss julie on the local version of romper room in the 1960s and 1970s.
Romper room was broadcast nationally but local affiliates produced their own versions. This is a clip from the march 1984 romper room show featuring the magic mirror. Tell me tell me tell me do. A typical program featured a group of six to 10 children ages 4 6 in a variety of games songs and rhymes and simple moral lessons as.
Romper room is an american children s television series that was franchised and syndicated from 1953 to 1994. The show was re titled romper room and friends. Utah s romper room featured miss julie and miss nancy and guests children from around the state. Anderson taylor played miss julie on the local version of romper room in the 1960s and 1970s.
Children s program that was often franchised rather than syndicated meaning local television stations could use their own hostesses in lieu of national hosts if they chose. The program targeted preschoolers children five years of age or younger and was created and produced by bert claster and his presenter wife nancy of claster television the national version was presented by nancy terrell. With sally claster gelbard bruce edward hall molly mccloskey nancy claster. At the end of the program miss julie would hold up the magic mirror and chant romper bomper stomper boo.
See more ideas about romper room childhood memories room. In addition to do bee the show s iconic character three new puppets created by kermit love the inventor of big bird were introduced. The final piece of the puzzle was finding a new host. Romper stomper bomper boo.