The first hoax directed toward mainstream culture involved the 1960 edition of the NBC show Masquerade Party.
He was the host of the 1950s TV show Bride and Groom and a panelist on The Masquerade Party.
It is the final few days of school at Amigos Elementary, and the Naked Brothers Band start their tour at the year-end Masquerade Party.
He was also a panelist on the 1974 revival of Masquerade Party hosted by Richard Dawson.
Felix asks Oscar what he is watching on television, and Oscar reports, "Masquerade Party with Richard Dawson."
The Kate Smith Show replaced Masquerade Party at mid-season.
The "Galop" was used as the theme tune for the U.S. panel game show Masquerade Party for many years.
His other notable book was The Confessions of a Trivialist (originally published as The Come As You Are Masquerade Party).
A shorter version of this 1972 book was first published as The Come As You Are Masquerade Party in 1970.
On April 25, 1956, he appeared on ABC's Masquerade Party as Little Red Riding Hood, and made a guest appearance the next day on CBS' Strike it Rich.