David Hirsch (television personality)

David Hirsch (born 1962 in Detroit) is an American television personality. A graduate of Michigan State University, Hirsch spent time as a disc jockey and drummer.^[1] Dick Clark selected Hirsch to be the host of the 1989 (and final) season of American Bandstand.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6] Later, Hirsch became the co-host of the 1994 syndicated game show Beach Clash.^[7]

References

^ ^a ^b "Clark Leaving 'Bandstand'". Telegram & Gazette. Associated Press. 1989-03-23. p. C.7.
^ Seymour, Gene (April 8, 1989). "'BANDSTAND' HAS A NEW YOUNG LEADER". Orlando Sentinel.
^ "On 'Bandstand,' Dick Clark Says Goodbye". New York Times. April 8, 1989.
^ "Dick Clark quits American Bandstand". UPI. March 31, 1989.
^ Hochman, Steve (March 25, 1989). "A Last Dance With Dick Clark". Los Angeles Times.
^ Wilker, Deborah (July 7, 1989). "AGELESS CLARK STILL STANDS FOR THE 'AMERICAN' BAND". Sun-Sentinel.
^ Brennan, Patricia (1994-09-11). "Local Preview: Stations Add Their Own Shows". Washington Post. p. y.09. On Sept. 24, adds "Beach Clash," an athletic game show set on Southern California beaches, refereed by Olympic gold medalist Sherri Howard and hosted by David Hirsch and Alison Armitage.

External links

David Hirsch at IMDb

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[clark-bandstand-1] "Clark Leaving 'Bandstand'". Telegram & Gazette. Associated Press. 1989-03-23. p. C.7.

[2] Seymour, Gene (April 8, 1989). "'BANDSTAND' HAS A NEW YOUNG LEADER". Orlando Sentinel.

[3] "On 'Bandstand,' Dick Clark Says Goodbye". New York Times. April 8, 1989.

[4] "Dick Clark quits American Bandstand". UPI. March 31, 1989.

[5] Hochman, Steve (March 25, 1989). "A Last Dance With Dick Clark". Los Angeles Times.

[6] Wilker, Deborah (July 7, 1989). "AGELESS CLARK STILL STANDS FOR THE 'AMERICAN' BAND". Sun-Sentinel.

[brennan-7] Brennan, Patricia (1994-09-11). "Local Preview: Stations Add Their Own Shows". Washington Post. p. y.09. On Sept. 24, adds "Beach Clash," an athletic game show set on Southern California beaches, refereed by Olympic gold medalist Sherri Howard and hosted by David Hirsch and Alison Armitage.

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