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Kiddie A-Go-Go - Intro
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2007
- Harlequin hostess Pandora (Elaine Mulqueen) welcomes TV viewers to THE MULQUEENS' KIDDIE A-GO-GO, a music and dance program geared toward the preteen set. The show aired on Chicago television from 1966 to 1970. (This clip appears courtesy of Jack Mulqueen, copyright Mulqueen Productions.)
Read about KIDDIE A-GO-GO and other Chicago kids shows such as GARFIELD GOOSE, ELMER THE ELEPHANT, GIGGLESNORT HOTEL and SUPER CIRCUS in the book THE GOLDEN AGE OF CHICAGO CHILDREN'S TELEVISION available from Lake Claremont Press at www.lakeclaremont.com
My mom says she used to put this show on for me when I was a kid. Made me who I am :)
Jack Mulqueen has passed away at at 83 on 2/28/16. He & his wife leaves behind a legacy of Chicago Children's TV that will never be surpassed or forgotten.
+Luis Reyes I was very sorry to hear about Jack. I met him three times , and , Elaine , once. They were a really sweet couple. They're also crucial to the Rock'n'Roll TV legacy in Chicago , in general , because they were the only Rock - oriented show in town , at the time , and the major acts WANTED to be on the show.
Real memories from Chicago tv. I'm 51 years old and I remember this program growing up me and my sister had white go go boots because of this show. Chicago memories, HEY CULLIGAN MAN! do you remember? And my fellow Chicagoans do you remember Creature Feature, Saturday night 10:30 on WGN Memories, My city.
Yes! I remember all of those things. I was also on Kiddie-A-Go-Go and had the white go-go boots (but not til the early 70s).
For all you haters, yes pandora is kind of in your face, but she was a seasoned childrens entertainer for many years, as for the gogo dancing I read on a history of chicago tv that Jack her husband, who did most of the puppetwork, and production is a really devoted catholic, regularly frequenting the church. never saw much harm in the funny dances they did at the real wiskey a gogo, and did not know what all the trouble was about.
well just read it for yourself, she was not a nasty person.
A popular pre-teen show from Chicago that aired 1963-1970, created by Jack & Elaine (aka Pandora) Mulqueen. Looks like some kids came to the taping in their Cub Scout & Brownie uniforms, with Moms & Dads in the stands. Wonder what the NC6 thought of doing the gig -- it gave them exposure on local tv... and they probably got paid in Mickelberry franks & cold-cuts.
I'm sure The New Colony Six appreciated being on "Kiddie - A - Go Go"because it was the only show in the Chicagoland to feature Rock acts. I saw The New Colony Six about a dozen years ago , and they ran the DVD of their "Kiddie A Go Go" appearance onscreen behind them while they played "I Lie Awake", the song they did on the program , so it's safe to say Ray Graffia (The only original member currently playing with The NC6 )is proud of his contribution to Chicago TV Rock'n'Roll history.
I first found out about this show in 1986, from someone who'd grown up in Chicago.
A few years later, I saw a few episodes and was astonished and wonderstruck by the sight of little kids go-go dancing. I approve.
I remember Pandora making a public appearance at a local supermarket in my neighborhood. Was packed, but my sister patiently stood in line with me so I could get her autograph. I thought there was a national version on ABC but only lasted a few episodes.
Are you thinking it was in Burbank Illinois?
@@karenvahl7450 It was on the south side of Chicago on 63rd Street. I'm sure she made appearances all over.
Was on once and won some bubble gum in a dance contest. I really wanted to be on Soul Train like my older sister and her friends but I was too young, so I guess this was my parents' idea of compensation. By the time I was finally old enough to get on Soul Train ('76), they had packed their s#%+ and moved to Los Angeles. I was pissed LOL
LIke most people-I want more! Hopefully More shows exist.
There's only two episodes known to exist , unless the Museum of Broadcasting dug up any others.
Mulqueen's had a contest in 1966, which I entered. For the life of me, I can't remember the first or second prize, but I won the 3rd prize: I large motorized bubble top car model kit.
Looks like a clip from the 1950's than 1960's. Short Conformist Hair and Apparel styles--Hippies yet to arrive in Chicagoland.
I remember having to escort my two younger sisters to this show back in 1964 or 1965. I believe the studio was in The Merchandise Mart in downtown Chicago. Painful.
I know at one point it was in the Board of Trade
You poor baby, how did you manage? You should have just let them get kidnapped then you wouldn't have two younger sisters to escort anywhere....ever again.
@@Zinwaq Never thought of that....Hmmmm..
What a terrific Sibling you were. I'm sure your Folks appreciated it.
The New Colony Six: The poor man's Paul Revere and The Raiders?
Somewhat. They were based in Chicago, so getting them on the show wasn’t difficult.
Wow! I heard about this Show when I saw Old School Clips of Teen Time in Ohio. They look like kids who didn't make The Mickey Mouse Club. This is so cute.
All those cute kid dancers are over 60 now.
Does anyone remember kiddie a go-go in Burbank Illinois at a Stevens grocery store on 87th and Ridgeland around 1970?
It sure was - at the UHF station WCIU-TV, Channel 26.
Only in Chicago!
I know this was posted a long time ago but I'm just now seeing it. I appeared on "7th and 8th graders" day my 1st day of 7th grade in 1967! I'd love to see that tape as well.
Luxuria Music sent me here.
Great show!
geez i watched at my home on cly borne street in chi-town in 1967 there.. on wciu tv 26 what a deal with garfield goose . i and my brother grown up with there .UGH now i dont know ?? they have saturday cartoons but they are cooky jar tv and qubo there and the "hub" .. geez what can i say??
Lots of local TV shows had their own kids' dance programs. WNEW New York had a segment of "Wonderama" called the Go-Go Cellar. That's where I first heard The Miracles' "Going To A Go-Go".
Peanuts!!
Mrs. Falbo's Tiny Town !!!
Ben Minotte/Oddity Archive brought me here!
That WAS an important message.
Come on kids lets dance
American Bandstand Jr!
I remember when there was a huge explosion at the Mickleberry's processing plant in Chicago.
COLD CUTS & FRANKS OKAY!😉
Oddity Archive brought me here.
What if this show were to be hosted by Dick Clark or Don Cornielius?
Nice! The preteen set. What's the 'Popeye'?!?
I presume, a preteen dance.
@SUPERDOOPERTUBER She was full of "pep".
This must have been solely in Chicago, as I dont remember this show at all in my native NY.
This is amazing! I never realized that Ghoul A-Go-Go was a parody. Is there more of this show on tape? Like, hours and hours of it? Please say yes.
There's only two episodes known to exist , unless the Museum of Broadcasting unearthed any others.
You know your career is on the rocks when you're lip syncing to your latest recording in front of a studio of dancing nine year olds. I'm glad it was wholesome and all but it's still painful to watch. The only thing worse was Red Hot and Blues on Channel 26, sponsored by P&P Discount, who sold very old looking used appliances.
Then pandora would have an afro,next question.
Pandora is terrifying flying around in that box.
@linusvanpelter Not when you have female clowns chasing you with a butcher knife in your nightmares.
Wonderfully lame!