Fanny Brice's comedy hit "Baby Snooks". He named all his aircraft "Snooks" (plus the appropriate numeral) to note this. The song was later covered by Snooks Eaglin. Miss Rogers gives a beautiful imitation of a Quiz Kid imitating Baby Snooks. The ice rink is named in honor of long-time BC hockey coach John "Snooks" Kelley. Monkhouse was a big fan of "The Bickersons" and "The Baby Snooks Show". Many of the snooks are important as commercial food fish and as game fish. William Snooks opened a mine near Newton in 1886. The next F-6D was briefly "Snooks 6" but was changed to "The Flying Undertaker". Snooks drives his family back to their hotel. Sponsored by Tums, "The Baby Snooks Show" continued on NBC until May 22, 1951.