Superman flew from Cleveland Hts., Ohio to Pasadena Playhouse faster than a speeding bullet

Willard "Bill" Kennedy was the voice of the Introduction to the 1950s televisions series "The Adventures of Superman." He was born and raised only four miles south of the house in Cleveland where Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster created Superman. While his name and face are relatively unknown, Willard's voice and his audio introduction to the television program saying "Faster than a speeding bullet....truth, justice and the American Way" have become internationally known and recognized. This is a glimpse of how that happened.

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I really enjoyed your background stories and tour of the historical places of travel that relate to George Reeves and Bill Kennedy. It's kind of rare to see these old places still standing and preserved in the U.S. where they rebuild each time a place reaches a certain age.

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Tom, Sorry! I just viewed you video regarding Sirhan Sirhan, therefore no explanation is necessary

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Tom, you claim Oswald did not kill President Kennedy and Sirhan Sirhan did not kill Robert Kennedy. Please explain!