Jack worked a star-studded show in New York with the late Milton Berle, Sid Caesar, Norm Crosby, and Jesse White. Here Jack and his wife Jill share a bath-robed minute with Uncle Milt.
A passion of Jack's (aside from performing) is collecting antique toys. His collection consists of about 100 vintage 1930's to 1960's tin wind-up and battery operated toys. Included in this collection is a classic toy made by a renowned toy maker named Louis Marx. The wind-up toy is known as the Milton Berle Crazy Car and features a tin car with slogans from Berle's television show as well as a tin figure in his likeness. wearing a plastic cowboy hat. When Jack performed with Milton Berle he brought the toy along and Mr. Berle offered to autograph the hat. Jack agreed and so it was done.
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see some more of Jack's antique toy collection? Click above on the
Milton Berle toy.
(There
are an additional 20 pages of vintage toys to be seen!)
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