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| | Garry Moore Biography :: Hollywood.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17) |
 | | The variety format of "The Garry Moore Show", whose talented cast of regulars included at various times Dorothy Loudon, Ken Carson, Marion Lorne and Moore's most durable sidekick, announcer Durward Kirby, proved popular from 1950 until 1964. |
 | | "The Garry Moore Show" began losing ground in the mid-1960s and was cancelled; a later attempt several seasons later was not successful, but Moore soon rebounded with another long-running game show hit, "To Tell the Truth" (syndicated, 1969-76). |
 | | Throughout, Moore possessed the supreme quality needed for success on TV--an unforced likability--combined with a keen eye for talent which gave starts to John Byner, Alan King, Don Knotts, Jonathan Winters, Alan Funt's "Candid Camera" and other staples of network TV. |
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