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Iowa History Daily: On September 27, 1981, Dr. Max and Mombo signed off Iowa airwaves for the final time. The iconic children's television program "The Dr. Max Show" wowed Iowa audiences for two decades while featuring a traveling doctor and a clown named Mombo. The show first debuted on WMT-TV of Cedar Rapids in January of 1961 after local community theater and occasional voice actor.
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A collection of stories and episodes from the beloved children's show Dr. Max & Mombo, which aired on WMT-TV and KGAN-TV Channel 2 for decades.
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Dr. Max & Mombo | TV Iowans Grew Up On | Preview Clip - YouTube © 2023 Google LLC In the Cedar Rapids/Waterloo area, Dr. Max and Mombo ruled the airwaves as the most beloved children s TV.
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The Dr. Max Show was a children's television series which ran on WMT-TV in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States, from January 23, 1961 to 1981. The show focused on a traveling doctor and a clown named Mombo. Initially, the role of Mombo was meant to last for a couple of episodes, but it lasted for 20 years.
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The Dr. Max Show was a children's television series which ran on WMT-TV in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States, from January 23, 1961 to 1981. The show focused on a traveling doctor and a clown named Mombo. Initially, the role of Mombo was meant to last for a couple of episodes, but it lasted for 20 years.
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Linn County Cedar Rapids Cedar Memorial Park (Mombo) Fred Joseph Petrick Maintained by: Cecil G Originally Created by: Judy Added: 12 Nov 2012 Find a Grave Memorial ID: 100594431 Source citation Fred Joseph Petrick was born April 6 1907 in Cedar Rapids Iowa to Joseph Thomas Petrick and Anna Vosmek .
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Sep 27 1 min read Iowa History Daily: September 27 - Dr. Max and Mombo Iowa History Daily: On September 27, 1981, Dr. Max and Mombo signed off Iowa airwaves for the final time. The iconic children's television program "The Dr. Max Show" wowed Iowa audiences for two decades while featuring a traveling doctor and a clown named Mombo.
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Generations of northeast Iowa kids watched Mombo the Clown on the Dr. Max cartoon show from 1961 to '81. Fred Petrick, the man who portrayed the sad clown, died Tuesday in Cedar Rapids at age.
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The Dr. Max and Mombo Show A popular children's television show in eastern Iowa from 1961 until 1981, broadcast on WMT-TV [now KGAN-TV]. The show featured Max Hahn as Dr. Max and Fred Petrick as Mombo the Clown. WA-WATUSI!
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Harry Kline Steve Kline Dr. Max and Mombo Rail Articles Herky Archive Our Favorite Links Legal Stuff >> Dr. Max and Mombo Memories of Dr. Max Written by Alan Kline Thursday, May 21 2009 13:27 If you grew up in Eastern Iowa between 1961 and 1981, you probably grew up watching Dr. Max--Max Hahn-- on WMT-TV.