Arthur "Bugs" Baer
Journalist, Film writer
1886 – 1969
Who was Arthur "Bugs" Baer?
Arthur "Bugs" Baer was an American journalist and humorist. Baer was prominent in the New York City journalism and entertainment scene for many years and worked as a sports journalist and cartoonist. Called by the New York Times "one of the country's best known humorists", he wrote the humor column "One Word Led to Another" for the King Features Syndicate.
Known as a source of quips that were often repeated by others, Milton Berle is known as one of the people to have "tapped his wit... admitting that when he needed fresh humor, he would invite Mr. Baer to spend an hour or two with him at Toots Shor's."
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- Born
- Jan 9, 1886
Philadelphia - Also known as
- 'Bugs' Baer
- Arthur Aaron Baer
- Spouses
- Marjorie Cassidy
(1925/04/14 - 1929/05) - Louise Allcut Andrews
(1932/05/15 - 1954)
- Marjorie Cassidy
- Nationality
- United States of America
- Profession
- Died
- May 17, 1969
New York City - Resting place
- Ferncliff Cemetery
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on July 23, 2013
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