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So... Which Three Stooges actors/actresses are still alive?

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BeAStooge:

--- Quote from: BeAStooge on June 08, 2010, 09:00:38 AM ---A couple-years-old list previously posted by Gary Lassin & Frank Reighter; edited for interim passings, and new contacts. Not definitive, but essentially accurate.

From the Columbia shorts:
Nita Bieber
Lorraine Crawford
Diana Darrin
Maury Dexter
Vanda Dupre
Joyce Gardner
Julie Gibson
Lorna Gray (Adrian Booth Brian)
Marilyn Hanold
Arline Hunter
Virginia Hunter
Marjorie Jackson
Sylvia Lewis
Joan Maurer
Royce Milne
Bek Nelson
Kathleen O'Malley
Gloria Patrice
Betty Phares
Rebel Randall
Nancy Saunders
Angela Stevens
Laverne Thompson
Greta Thyssen
Beverly Warren
Sethma Williams
David Windsor
Patricia Wright

From the 1960's:
Samson Burke
Robert Colbert
Joan Freeman
Hal Fryar
Johnny Ginger
Carol Heiss
Rex Holman
Margaret Kerry
Lloyd Kino
Nancy Kovack
Anna Lisa
Don Lamond
Michael Maurer
Patricia Medina
Quinn Redeker
Jeffrey Scott
Bruce Sedley
Sally Starr
Edson Stroll
Vicki Trickett
Jane Wald
Adam West

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Others still living, who performed with The Three Stooges -


Martin Sperzel, singing bartender from BEER AND PRETZELS (1933)

From the Shemp era
 - Rose Marie and Yogi Berra, TEXACO STAR THEATRE appearances (1950)
 - Alan Young, THE FRANK SINATRA SHOW (1952) and THE COLGATE COMEDY HOUR (1951)
 - Although we know that the Stooges performed on the 1952 OLYMPIC FUND TELETHON, and they appeared on camera with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby, we do not know what their sketch was about, nor who else may have performed with them... living celebrities also on that telethon include Tony Curtis, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jerry Lewis and Margaret O'Brien

From the DeRita era
 - Pat Harrington Jr., Bill Dana and Jayne Meadows, STEVE ALLEN SHOW skits (1959)
 - James Karen, Met Life commercial (1967)
 - Russell Arms, Dickie Work Clothes commercial (1969)
 - Regis Philbin, JOEY BISHOP SHOW co-host (1967 - 1969 talk show)
 - Maureen O'Hara, Stuart Goetz, Frankie Avalon, Nancy Sinatra and Joanie Sommers, OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD: Who's Afraid of Mother Goose? (1967)
 - Bob Barker, TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (1969)
 - Johnny Mathis, SUNDAY SHOWCASE: The Frances Langford Show (1960)
 - Tim Conway, Bill Cosby and Spike Jones Jr., DANNY THOMAS MEETS THE COMICS: What Makes People Laugh? (1965)
 - Mimi Hines, THE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW [week's] co-host (1964)
 - Cary, Tina and Eileen Brown, THE NEW 3 STOOGES (1965); Margaret Kerry & Dick Brown's children
 - Eric Lamond, THE NEW 3 STOOGES (1965)

Until last week, Jimmy Dean would have been on the list. He was guest host the night the Stooges appeared on THE TONIGHT SHOW in July 1962.

JazzBill:
Thats incredible that Martin Sperzel is still with us. I remember a couple of years ago there was some thought that Frances McCoy from "Soup To Nuts" might still alive but that turned out to be not true.

BeAStooge:

--- Quote from: JazzBill on June 17, 2010, 05:29:26 PM ---Thats incredible that Martin Sperzel is still with us.

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Martin is the last surviving member of The Sportsmen Quartet, of Jack Benny's radio and TV shows. Recently celebrated # 97, and lives in Sherman Oaks.

Hammond Eggar:
I take it we're not including the cast members of my favorite film ever, It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.  If we are, then here are a few more people who are still with us.

SID CAESAR
MICKEY ROONEY
JONATHAN WINTERS
CARL REINER
JERRY LEWIS
STAN FREBERG
PETER FALK
MARVIN KAPLAN
BARRIE CHASE
JOHN CLARKE
NICHOLAS GEORGIADE

Hey BeAStooge.  You mentioned Martin Sperzel.  I, too, am impressed and pleased to know he's still with us.  Has he ever been contacted about attending a convention or fan club meeting?  That would be fantastic!

Rich Finegan:

--- Quote from: Hammond Eggar on July 06, 2010, 01:54:35 PM ---You mentioned Martin Sperzel.  I, too, am impressed and pleased to know he's still with us.  Has he ever been contacted about attending a convention or fan club meeting?  That would be fantastic!

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Or at least an interview?
Also, I belong to an Old-Time Radio Club that would be thrilled to contact and interview him.

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