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Romper Room was a TV show run like a playgroup - all the four year old children sat around and Miss Rosayln would play games and sing them a song - #I'm a little tea cup# etc. Then the kids would stop and have milk and a biscuit before resuming more playgroup-type activities.

At the end of Romper Room, Miss Rosalyn would look though her 'magic' mirror and see who had been a good 'doo-bee' or a bad 'doo-bee'.

I should remember a bit more about it as I was on it!

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  • Anonymous user
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    "I always do what's right. I never do anything wrong. I'm a Romper Room Doo-Bee. A Doo-Bee all day long." "Watch me walk so straight and tall. I won't let my basket fall. My back is straight and strong you see. It helps to build a healthy me." I can't believe I just remembered those songs. I watched Romper Room back in the 1950's on channel 7, Wheeling, West Virginia.
  • Anonymous user
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    My son was on Romper Room several days in August of 1973 or 74. He was the youngest in the group that week and the only Black child. He was a talker and talked about taking tap dancing lessons and the bees his great grandfather raised, MS Sally, even, let him do a little tapping on the show. Is it possible to get a copy of those tapes? How?
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    I knew Rocky Marshall the actor as a child & my son Sean was the same age. Rocky was on the programme & I remember him watching Rocky & he was in fits of laughter because Rocky was pulled off the set as he was naughty. Could I find this episode
  • Anonymous user
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    I was in romper room when we lived in elizabeth south, south Australia., and i clearly remember being in one of the cardboard cars, not much else but do remember that
  • Anonymous user
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    my grandma loved this show. ive been looking for a certain episode. its when they make paper dolls?
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    Jasmine, my daughter was on Romper Room either 75-78 possible. If you have a copy of it or a picture We tried years back and they told me it was misplaced and if they found it they would call me, bit never dis so I just forgot about it until yesterday seeing how my greatdaughter acts just like my daughter (her neice) my email is smileyuniforms@aol.com Contact me with the information you have or if I could see the picture to see if she was on that picture or not. thank you Carolyn Cuevas 228-216-4649
  • Anonymous user
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    My brother appeared in Romper Room in the early 70's. It's a pity you can't buy copies I would have liked to got a copy and presented him a copy for his 50th, when the time came.
  • Anonymous user
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    I was on Romper Room May 2 - 5 1972. I have the certificate but until a cpl of weeks ago also had the colour Photo. We had a clear out and thats the last time we saw it. My Mums a bit upset having kept it for 35 yrs before giving it to me. Im gutted. Dont suppose anone else was on at that time and has a Photo?? I would be eternally grateful. Mandy
  • Anonymous user
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    I was also on Romper Room (around 1970) I remember that it was one of the first ever colour shows, as my mother was told very specifically what kind of clothes I should wear so as they didnt look strange when aired!! I remember the cars, and milk (if memory serves I recall giving out the milk - but that was such a long time ago!) I also remember VERY well, sitting on the carpet whilst Miss Rosalyn read a story about animals, one of which was a pheasant - a me declaring that my daddy shoots those!! - Kids ehh!!
  • Anonymous user
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    My daughter Jo-anne appeared 1972/3 and I thought it was Miss Michelle! I would love a copy, will do some research. Angela11

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