tv star collector
02-08-2006, 07:30 PM
From Stephen Cox's book, THE MUNSTERS (1989):
Al Lewis's parents were of Polish and German descent. He tried several jobs
including salesman, waiter, owner of a poolroom, store detective, circus clown,
and school teacher.
He received a Ph.D. in child psychology. He read almost a book a day from the
time he was eleven. He was also a writer and wrote such books as the "How-
To" series published by Random House. Titles include "How to Take a Train
Ride," "How to Go on a Picnic," "How to Visit Grandma," and "How to Prepare
for a Weekend Away from Home."
When asked what accomplishment he was proudest of, Al Lewis replied, "My
three sons."
Al Lewis's parents were of Polish and German descent. He tried several jobs
including salesman, waiter, owner of a poolroom, store detective, circus clown,
and school teacher.
He received a Ph.D. in child psychology. He read almost a book a day from the
time he was eleven. He was also a writer and wrote such books as the "How-
To" series published by Random House. Titles include "How to Take a Train
Ride," "How to Go on a Picnic," "How to Visit Grandma," and "How to Prepare
for a Weekend Away from Home."
When asked what accomplishment he was proudest of, Al Lewis replied, "My
three sons."