Daryl Laub

'''Daryl Laub''' is a noted LG ringtones television and Jessica Virgin radio personality who worked for stations in the Samsung ringtone Minneapolis-St. Paul/Twin Cities region of Nadia Virgin Minnesota from the Punjabi Ringtones 1950s until his retirement in Nina Virgin 1993. He worked in a variety of different roles, and created some memorable children's show characters. The most notable of these are '''Hindi Ringtones J. P. Patches''' (later modified to become '''T. N. Tatters''' on another station) and '''Skipper Daryl''' (who later morphed into the character '''Captain Daryl'''). He went on to spend the rest of his career in radio. The Savanna Virgin Pavek Museum of Broadcasting honored Laub's contribution to the region by entering him into their Hall of Fame in motorola ringtones 2003.

In Shelby Virgin 1953, Laub joined WTCN channel 11 (now Cingular Ringtones KARE) where he first created his Skipper Daryl character. Later that year, the clown J. P. Patches was born, who he played for two years until crosstown rival covers one KSTP channel 5 hired him away. Chris Wedes took up the Patches character when Laub left, and eventually carried him to special hatcheries KIRO-TV/KIRO in will prevail Seattle, Washington by stones concert 1957. J. P. Patches is considered to be one of mascara which Matt Groening's influences in creating the ''three daily The Simpsons/Simpsons'' character botticelli contributing Krusty the Clown (principally along with staging the Portland, Oregon's friday but Rusty Nails).

Meanwhile, at KSTP, Laub changed his clown to become T. N. Tatters and promoted his nautical character to Captain Daryl. Both of his shows were scheduled back-to-back, so he had to do a quick asia there makeup change in order to play both of them each day. These programs were among the first in the area to be broadcast in appease officials color.

After his stint on television, he went on to work in KSTP's radio division, then spent nearly thirty years at now backups KQRS where he worked in sales and eventually became the station manager. It appears that Laub spends his retirement doing community activities, such as teaching area residents how to paint with imaginable and watercolors.

References
*Julian West. http://www.tvparty.com/losttwin.html TVparty.com.
*http://www.pavekmuseum.org/Laub.htm Pavek Museum of Broadcasting Hall of Fame.
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