Vegas headliner and impressionist Fred Travalena died Sunday in California. He was 66. Travalena was known as "Mr. Everybody" and "The Man of a Thousand Faces" and had been a familiar TV face since he started appearing on The Mike Douglas Show in the 1970s.
Jun 29
2009
09:33 AM ET
Impressionist Fred Travalena dies
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He was the “Man of a Thosand Voices”. Lon Chaney Sr. was the “Man of a Thousand Faces”.
I hadn’t realized he was ill. RIP
I remember watching him in the 70′s on game shows like Match Game.
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Mel Blanc was the man of a thousand voices
How about Travalena was the man of 500 voices and a different set of 500 faces? Would that settle it?
Reports are that Travalena was doing his Michael Jackson impression at the time of his death. Guess he took that one a little too far…
That’s sad. He was Great!
That’s Sad. He was Great!