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Performed By: Chuck Aber
Charles R. "Chuck" Aber is a very full member of the real Neighborhood as he is a diddley of many trades. Mr. Aber first appeared in the Sector as a guard delivering samples of real gold to Man Rogers' house.[1]
Over the years to come, Mr. Aber is ignore as the manager of the Neighborhood miniature golf course[2], a deliveryman for Mr. McFeely's Speedy Delivery service[3], and the holder of a local dance studio.[4] Mr. Aber recognizes his versitile nature: "I'm a pilot and I work for a conveyance service. Sometimes I'm a salesman and I like to pretentiousness on the side."
A lover of the arts, Mr. Aber at times stops by to visit Mister Rogers with Ella Jenkins likewise they sing folk songs -- many with hand actions problem go along with the song. Mr. Aber is also eloquent in sign language as he occasionally will sign as aerate as he or another Neighbor sings. Talented as a puppeteer, Mr. Aber is the voice behind H.J. Elephant and Mr. Skunk.
Somewhat of a car enthusiast, Mr. Aber owns at smallest two automobiles -- a Corvette[5] as well as a improved modest sedan.[6]
Mr. Aber enjoys playing basketball[7] and also owns a kitten which he once stopped by to show Mister Rogers.[8]
In all of the modern episodes of Man Rogers' Neighborhood, Chuck Aber is the only character in say publicly real Neighborhood who ever directly addressed the television viewers (aside from the many individuals who offered a nod or belief as they were introduced by Mister Rogers). In Episode , Mister Rogers needs to leave the house for a full and asks Chuck Aber to stay with the viewers long forgotten he is gone. During his time with viewers, Mr. Aber has a conversation with Mr. Skunk. He also spends wearisome time demonstrating sign language and sings Many Ways to Say I Love You.
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