Geez, Stuffy Singer has had an amazing career. Stu Shostak could fill most of tomorrow's Stu's Show just by having Stuffy list all the things he's done since he started out as a child star, commencing at age six. Yes, at an age where most of us are still learning to wave bye-bye, he was on one of the earliest TV shows. He later had regular roles on two popular situation comedies, Beulah and the 1957 version of Blondie. That's in addition to dozens of guest appearances on other TV shows and his work in radio…and eventually, he left show business and went on to become an award-winning tennis player. Oughta be quite an interview.
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