Comedian Jackie Mason, voice of Krusty the Clown s father in The Simpsons, dies aged 93
Jackie Mason, a rabbi-turned-comedian best known for his stand-up and voicing Krusty the Clown s father in The Simpsons, dies after being hospitalised for over two weeks. 26 July 2021
Jackie Mason, a rabbi-turned-comedian best known for his stand-up and voicing Krusty the Clown s father in The Simpsons, has died aged 93.
Mason died on Saturday local time at Mt Sinai Hospital in Manhattan after being hospitalised for over two weeks, celebrity lawyer Raoul Felder said.
Mason got his big break in 1961 with an appearance on Steve Allen s weekly television variety show. His success brought him to The Ed Sullivan Show and other programs.
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Comedian Jackie Mason dies at 93
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July 24, 2021 at 8:49 p.m.
Actor/comedian Jackie Mason stands beside a bus displaying a sign advertising his TV show in this 1992 file photo. Mason, a rabbi-turned-jokester, has died. He was 93. Mason died Saturday, July 24, 2021, in Manhattan, the celebrity lawyer Raul Felder told The New York Times. (AP Photo)
NEW YORK Jackie Mason, a rabbi-turned-comedian whose feisty brand of standup comedy led him to Catskills nightclubs, West Coast talk shows and Broadway stages, has died. He was 93.
Mason died Saturday at 5 p.m. Central Time at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Manhattan after being hospitalized for over two weeks, the celebrity lawyer Raul Felder told The Associated Press.