📺Milton Berle Beginnings on the Texaco Star Theater Full Episode Old TV...

Uncle Miltie (Milton Berle) also known as "Mr. Television" had a one-hour TV show featuring Milton Berle and his comedy along with assorted acts. He had one of the first variety shows on TV. Texaco Theater was originally a radio show. When it went to TV with Milton Berle it was an Immediate number-one smash. The series ran from 1948 to 1956, When Texaco pulled its sponsorship in 1953, the show became the Milton Berle Show. 🤔Milton Berle Trivia!?? Did you KNOW? Uncle Miltie got his nickname "Mr. Television" because his show was so popular and so well-loved that millions of people rushed out to buy televisions to watch his variety show. Berle made businesses like restaurants and movie houses shut down early on Tuesday nights...everyone was watching his show. There is more... Another nickname for Berle was 'Mr. Tuesday'. His show aired on Tuesdays at 8PM. Visit Mr. P's Classic Television Website https://ggpierce.com/MrPsClassicTV/ Blog https://mrpsclassictelevision.blogspo... Visit Us At Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php? Never Miss An Upload https://cutt.ly/MrPsClassicTV

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