Steve Allen was an American actor, TV personality, pianist, composer, musician, radio personality, comedian, and writer. He is best known as the first ever host of ‘The Tonight Show,’ which began in 1954 and is still very much a part of TV entertainment. He started his career as a radio host in 1946, and moved to films and TV in 1949. He made his screen debut in the film ‘Down Memory Lane.’ His debut TV show was ‘Songs for Sale’ (1950 -1952). He became a regular panelist at the game show ‘What’s My Line’ (1953 – 1954). Some of his popular TV shows include ‘The Steve Allen Show’ (1956–61), ‘Match Game’ (1974), ‘Meeting of Minds’ (1977–1981), and ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch ‘(1998). Some of his films are ‘The Big Circus’ (1959), ‘The Comic’ (1969), and ‘The St. Tammany Miracle’ (1994). He has two stars on the ‘Hollywood Walk of Fame.’Â