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Vintage Video: Howdy Doody is the premier iPhone and iPod Touch video collection of Howdy Doody episodes!

Vintage Video is proud to present the original "Howdy Doody" television series now available for your iPhone and iPod Touch! This collection contains favorite episodes of Howdy Doody that aired from 1947-1960.

Howdy Doody is a children's television program (with a frontier/western theme, although other themes also colored the show) that was created and produced by E. Roger Muir and broadcast on NBC in the United States from 1947 until 1960. It was a pioneer in children's programming and set the pattern for many similar shows. It was also a pioneer in early color production as NBC (at the time owned by TV maker RCA) used the show in part to sell color television sets in the 1950s.

Howdy Doody himself is a freckle-faced boy marionette (48 freckles, one for each state of the union), and was originally voiced by Buffalo Bob Smith. The Howdy Doody show's various marionettes were created and built by puppeteers Velma Wayne Dawson, Scott Brinker (the show's prop man) and Rufus Rose throughout the show's run. The redheaded Howdy marionette on the original show was operated with 11 strings: two head, one mouth, one eyes, two shoulders, one back, two hands and two knees. Three strings were added when the show returned; two elbows and one nose.

There also were several human characters, most notably the mute Clarabell the Clown, who communicated by honking horns on his belt and squirting seltzer, and Chief Thunderthud, head of the Ooragnak tribe of Native Americans, who originated the cry "Kowabonga!" The characters inhabited the fictional town of "Doodyville."

Vintage Video: Howdy Doody also allows you to chat right within the application - you can immediately share your thoughts and comments on a moderated discussion panel. Share your favorite moments with other Howdy Doody fans!

Vintage Video: Howdy Doody is part of the Vintage Video series of iPhone Applications. Vintage Video features classic television shows, government propaganda, and archival videos from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. If you like Vintage Video: Howdy Doody be sure to check out other apps in the series including Vintage Video: Bonanza, Vintage Video: The Lucy Show, Vintage Video: Love that Bob, and Vintage Video: The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet.

NOTE: This app requires a Wifi connection.

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== Vintage Video: Howdy Doody Features ==
- Over 10 of the best Howdy Doody episodes restored and formatted for your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch)
- High quality videos streamed over wifi to you. No downloading or syncing required!
- Optional live user chat

== Videos Include ==
- Howdy Doody - Show #1
- Howdy Doody - Show #2
- Howdy Doody - Show #3
- Howdy Doody - Show #4
- Howdy Doody - Show #5
- Howdy Doody - Show #6
- Howdy Doody - Show #7
- Howdy Doody - Show #8
- Howdy Doody - Show #9
- Howdy Doody - Show #10
- Howdy Doody - Show #11
- Howdy Doody - Show #12 Part 1
- Howdy Doody - Show #12 Part 2

Vintage Video: Howdy Doody is brought to you by Interave Media, creators of the best of iPhone mobile video applications. Video application series include: Vintage Videos, ArtVideo, Cartoon Classics, ExpertVideo, Cute Clips, Video!, BeVideo, Faith Video, DanceVideo, FitVideo, LegalAid Video, Language Video, and Travel Video.

== Satisfaction Guaranteed! ==
If you are not 100% satisfied with this app then we will happily refund your purchase! Please contact Interave Media directly with your feedback.