Bob Winters facts for kids

Bob Winters was a talented performer known for his funny juggling acts. He also worked as an actor sometimes. Many people saw him on a popular TV show called Toast of the Town between 1949 and 1953.

Bob Winters: Juggler and Actor

Bob Winters was a skilled juggler who performed in many places during the 1940s and 1950s. He appeared at big events like the New York State Fair on the Art Linkletter show. He also performed in famous venues, such as the Empire Room at the Palmer House in Chicago.

Besides juggling, Bob Winters also had several acting roles. He appeared in both television shows and movies. He often played a juggler in his acting parts, which made sense given his main talent!

His Acting Roles

Bob Winters took on different roles in film and television. Here are some of his notable appearances:

• In 1967, he played a Juggler in an episode of the TV show Gomer Pyle. The episode was called Sing a Song of Papa.
• Also in 1967, he appeared as a Juggler in the movie Doctor Dolittle.
• Later, in 1979, he had a role as Donald Andrews in the thriller movie Delirium.

TV Show Appearances as Himself

Bob Winters also appeared on television as himself, often as "Bobby Winters." He was a guest on several popular shows, showcasing his juggling and comedy.

• He was on Toast of the Town multiple times: in 1949, 1950, 1951, and 1953.
• In 1953, he also appeared on The George Jessel Show.
• Later, in 1966, he was a guest on The Hollywood Palace.