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Jack Narz
John Lawrence "Jack" Narz, Jr. (November 13, 1922 – October 15, 2008) was an American television announcer and game show host. Narz was the elder brother of Tom Kennedy and the former brother-in-law of Bill Cullen. Narz eluded the infamous quiz show scandals to forge a respected hosting career.
==Early career==
Narz began his early career doing voice work as one of the narrators for ''Adventures of Superman''. Narz also made appearances in local Los Angeles television and served as the announcer on one of TV's first nationally-broadcast children's shows, ''Space Patrol''.
Narz first achieved television fame in 1952, when he was the on-camera announcer and narrator of the sitcom ''Life with Elizabeth'' starring Betty White. In 1955, as he did on radio, Narz served as the announcer-sidekick of bandleader Bob Crosby on the former's daytime TV show. That same year, he also worked as announcer on ''Place the Face'', a game show hosted by Bill Cullen and earlier Jack Bailey. By the end of 1957, Narz's career success forced his family to relocate from southern California to the suburbs of New York City.
In January 1958, Narz began hosting his own game show, presiding over CBS's ''Dotto''. Within a brief time the show became very popular, with ''Dotto'' running five days a week on CBS and, beginning in the summer of 1958, weekly in prime time on NBC. ''Dotto'' was later part of the quiz show scandals and was the first popular quiz show to be canceled as a result.
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