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Herbert Arthur "Herb" Shriner (May 29, 1918 – April 23,
1970) was an American humorist, radio personality andtelevision host.
Shriner was known for his homespun monologues, usually about his home
state of Indiana. He was frequently compared to humorist Will
Rogers...
...Shriner
was born Herbert Arthur Schriner in Toledo, Ohio, the son of Edith
(née Rockwell) and Peter Schriner. He moved to Fort Wayne as a small
child, when his mother left his father. Shriner learned to play the
harmonica as a grade school student. He formed a quintet when he was
in high school; expanded to an octet, it made frequent local
appearances. Shriner then performed on his own. When his lip gave out
one night, he filled time by telling homespun stories. His deadpan
comedy routines became more popular than his music, and soon he was
entertaining audiences with stories about a fictional Hoosier
hometown...
...Shriner
and his wife, Eileen “Pixie” McDermott, moved with their children
to Florida, returning each summer to Angola, Indiana. Shriner
invested in real estate and collected vintage automobiles. In 1970,
he and his wife were killed in Delray Beach, Florida, in one of those
cars, a Studebaker Avanti, when the brakes failed. Some of his
collection can be seen in the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile
Museum in Auburn, Indiana.
Shriner's
children are a daughter, Indy (named after Indianapolis, Indiana),
and twin sons, actor, comedian and director Wil Shriner (named for
Will Rogers) andsoap opera actor Kin Shriner (named for Frank
McKinney 'Kin" Hubbard, an early 20th-century Southern Indiana
folk humorist).