Romper Room Magic Mirror

Did all my friends have fun at play with the chant spoken the romper room hostess gazed through the empty mirror frame and recited the names of the lucky children whom she pretended to see watching the program a different list of names each day.

Romper room magic mirror.

Romper room is an american children s television series that was franchised and syndicated from 1953 to 1994. Although she called it a magic mirror it was really just the frame of a hand help vanity mirror with no glass inside. Tell me tell me tell me do. With sally claster gelbard bruce edward hall molly mccloskey nancy claster.

Romper room was also franchised internationally at various. Tell me tell me tell me do. Romper room s miss molly looks through her magic mirror and reflects back 09 06 2015 06 07 pm et updated dec 06 2017 rome n y 1984 a sensitive brown haired 4 year old toddler shies away from other children. Did all my friends have fun at play with the chant spoken the romper room hostess gazed through the empty mirror frame and recited the names of the lucky children whom she pretended to see watching the program a different list of names each day.

Tell me tell me tell me do. For a generation of children a high point of their day was sitting in front of the television to watch romper room hoping miss nancy would see them in her magic mirror. Magic mirror tell me today. The hostess of romper room brought out a magic mirror at the end of each show.

In 2003 a mugger snatched king s bags including one containing her magic mirror. The program targeted preschoolers children five years of age or younger and was created and produced by bert claster and his presenter wife nancy of claster television the national version was presented by nancy terrell. Any average american kid would kill for a chance to appear on the fun filled show or possibly the next best thing be included in the magic mirror shout out list. Romper bomper stomper boo.

Romper room was an educational show which went through a variety of different pretty female hosts or teachers they would read books out loud partake in crafts play music play and basically just make learning fun. Children s program that was often franchised rather than syndicated meaning local television stations could use their own hostesses in lieu of national hosts if they chose. The hostess and the children would chant romper stomper bomper boo.