George Wachsteter (1911–2004) was an American illustrator and caricaturist. He drew extensively from 1937 to 1967 he produced theatrical, radio, television and film related images for the 3 major radio and television networks, NBC, CBS and ABC. Wachsteter's humorous and elegant line drawings were seen displayed in almost every American living room through the syndicated TV View guide, and prominently placed in most major newspapers, including the Times, Herald Tribune, New York Journal American, and New York World-Telegram. A gradual loss of his vision ended his career prematurely in the late 1960s.
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| Alfred Hitchcock |
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| Bing Crosby |
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| Danny Kaye |
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| Dizzy Dean |
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| The Ed Sullivan Show |
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| Fanny Brice |
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| Hugh Downs |
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| Jackpot Bowling with Milton Berle |
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| Joe E. Brown |
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| Milton Berle, Happy Sad |
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| Olson & Johnson |
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| Ray Bolger |
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| The Great Gleason Express |
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| The Wizard of Oz |
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| Wayne & Shuster |
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| Allen Funt |
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| Car 54 Where Are You? |
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| David Brinkley |
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| Don Amache |
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| Eric Blore |
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| Gary Cooper on 'Horse' |
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| Jack Benny, Milton Berle |
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| Jay North, Boris Karloff |
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| Jimmy Stewart |
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| Lassie |
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| My Favorite Martian |
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| Rudy Vallee |
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| the Dick Van Dyke Show |
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| The Lucy Show |
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| Will Rogers |
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| Arthur Godfrey |
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| Carson & NBC Peacock |
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| Dick Clark |
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| Ed Sullivan ringmaster |
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| George Burns holding film strip |
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| Jackie Gleason |
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| Jerry Lewis, Garry Moore |
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| Joe E Brown |
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| Lunt & Fontanne |
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| My Little Margie |
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| Petticoat Junction |
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| Sammy Kaye |
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| the Donna Reed Show |
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| The Munsters |
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| Walter Brennan as 'Granpappy' Amos McCoy i |
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| Walter Matthau, Art Carney, "The Odd Couple" |
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