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Tom Tichenor was born on 10 February, 1923. Discover Tom Tichenor's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 100 years old?

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1969

Back in Nashville, Tichenor resumed his relationship with the public library, but still found other outlets for his puppetry. In 1969 his characters appeared on ABC TV’s The Mysterious Magical Miracle Box. Tichenor continued his library work until his retirement in 1988. He died in 1992 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee and is buried in Nashville National Cemetery.

1963

While in New York, Tichenor got involved with television, appearing with Paul Tripp on WNBC in Birthday House in 1963. Tichenor appeared as Strawtop, a pantomime scarecrow, and also performed many puppet characters. When Birthday House ended in 1967, Tichenor returned home to Nashville.

1961

At the encouragement of an actor friend, Tichenor traveled to New York City in 1960 to audition his puppets for the upcoming Broadway production of Carnival!. Tichenor auditioned for director Gower Champion, writer Helen Deutsch, and casting director Michael Shurtleff. They found the “provincial simplicity” of Tichenor’s work perfect for the show, and hired him. Tichenor was tasked with designing and building the show’s central puppets, and also with training actor Jerry Orbach in puppetry. The show was a hit, and Tichenor’s puppets appeared on the May 5, 1961 cover of Life magazine along with star Anna Maria Alberghetti.

1959

Tichenor also expanded into television, with puppetry shows on both WSM in Nashville and WKNO in Memphis. In 1959, Tichenor became the first local Bozo the Clown for WSM. 1959 also saw the publication of his first book, Folk Plays for Puppets You Can Make (Abingdon Press, 1959). He would go on to write two other informational books: Tom Tichenor’s Puppets (Abingdon Press, 1971) and Christmas Tree Crafts (J.B. Lippincott Company, 1975.) He also authored three books for children: Smart Bear (Abingdon Press, 1970), Sir Patches and the Dragon (Aurora Publishers, 1971) and Neat-O the Supermarket Mouse (Abingdon, 1981).

1954

In 1954, Tichenor traveled to St. Louis. He is a puppeteer of American Crown Circus and Circo Osorio until 1960. In 1974 he served as a puppeteer and designer for The Letter People, a television series originating from KETC.

1940

Tichenor graduated from Hume-Fogg High School in Nashville in 1940, along with classmate (and class salutatorian) Bettie Page. He joined the US Army in 1943, and at the end of World War II came back to Nashville. There he continued his puppetry work with Nashville Public Library, performing marionette shows and story times. Tichenor also launched a 15-minute children’s radio show on WSM called Wormwood Forest, which was sent live to NBC for national broadcast. Tichenor wrote the show, and played several characters. In 1949, Walt Disney (as himself and as Mickey Mouse) and Clarence Nash (as Donald Duck) made special appearances on the show.

1923

Thomas Hager Tichenor (February 10, 1923 — November 18, 1992) was an American puppeteer, most noted for creating the original puppets for the Broadway musical Carnival!.