Jack's big break into television happened with a chance meeting with Milton Berle who loved the scrappy sense of humor that had. He hired him as one of the emcees during the summer on his show
The Texaco Star Theater also known as
The Buick-Berle Show. In 1950 Jack hosted his own variety show from Chicago for one season. Jack has appeared on stage, on film and on television for over sixty years, playing not only comedic roles but dramatic ones, known for his sarcastic humor his appearances on
Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts,
Laugh-In and
Here's Lucy… More are just a few of some of his outstanding work. He also was the first host of the TONY Awards. Still working today his most recent appearance was on Desperate Housewives.
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