Tastyeast, Inc. - 1934 dated Stock Certificate - Candy Bar Company
Inv# GS6784 Stock
Stock printed by Goes. Fold tear. The Gloom Chasers made their national debut on the CBS network on May 24, 1931, with sponsorship from Tastyeast candy bars. Taylor, known for his Spoonerisms, adopted the full name Colonel Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle as he and his partner showcased their talents in various formats on CBS, including some of the network's initial experimental television broadcasts. They created a range of distinctive voices for their eccentric characters, engaging in absurd antics and humorous interviews. Among the Colonel's playful quips were: "If it weren't for half the people in the United States, the other half would be all of them," "Stoopnocracy is peachy," and "People have more fun than anybody." The announcer for their early 1930s programs was Louis Dean (1874–1933).
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