
Cliff Arquette - Wikipedia
Arquette's Charley Weaver character was a fixture on the TV game show Hollywood Squares for many years, always sitting in the lower left corner of the tic-tac-toe board. As a rule, he was …
Cliff “Charlie Weaver” Arquette (1905-1974) - Find a Grave
Cliff as Charley Weaver, hosted Charley Weaver's Hobby Lobby from September 30, 1959 to March 23, 1960. Cliff became a regular on the original version of the game show The …
Cliff Arquette - IMDb
For eight years (from its inception in 1966) the grizzly, stocky storyteller occupied the lower left square of The Hollywood Squares (Daytime) (1965) game show as his 'Charley Weaver' …
Cliff Arquette, 68, Comic Actor, Charley Weaver of TV, Is Dead
Sep 24, 1974 · But when NBC fielded its game show “Hollywood Squares” in 1966, Charley Weaver became part of it.
Hollywood Squares 1968 Walter Matthau, Sally Field, Wally Cox ...
2/2/1968 Episode with the Old NBC Peacock!; With Charlie Weaver, Nanette Fabray, Jan Murray, Van Johnson. Dieter vs Donna
Cliff Arquette - Hollywood Star Walk - Los Angeles Times
Cliff Arquette was better known to millions of television viewers as "Charley Weaver." The veteran comedian also was a panelist on "Hollywood Squares" from its inception in 1966 until his death...
Cliff Arquette | Game Shows Wiki | Fandom
In his Charley Weaver persona, Arquette became a regular on the original version of the classic game show The Hollywood Squares, placed in an oft-visited "square," at the lower left, to give …
Charley Weaver and the Passing of Rube Comedy - (Travalanche)
Dec 27, 2013 · Arquette’s popular character Charley Weaver was very much a presence on tv when I was a kid, most prominently on Hollywood Squares, but you’d see him on other shows …
Cliff Arquette's Alter Ego | News - Legacy.com
Sep 23, 2014 · Although Cliff Arquette was the son of a vaudeville player, he didn't create Charley Weaver, the standard "rube" in vaudevillespeak, until after the genre's heyday.
Hollywood Squares - Wikipedia
Hollywood Squares was the final addition to a short-lived game show powerhouse block on NBC, which for the next two years also included Concentration, Jeopardy!, You Don't Say!, Let's …