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DEAN MARTIN
Dean Martin was born as Dino Crocetti on June 17, 1917, in Steubenville, Ohio. Prior to becoming an actor /comedian, he worked as a laborer in steel mills, a gas station attendant, a boxer, and a dealer in an illegal gambling house. Dean Martin, a Hollywood Screen Actor and singer, supposedly made an obscene recording at Paramount studios in Hollywood, California. The obscene portion of the recording was supposed to have been destroyed, but someone unknown made a recording of it and was distributing it in the Los Angeles area. The source tried to obtain a copy of the recording, but was unable to locate it at the recording studio, but was able to locate a copy from another source.

Martin was supposed to own shares in gaming houses in Las Vegas, Nevada and Lake Tahoe. Dean Martin sold 8,000 shares of stock in the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas. Martin was the victim of an extortion attempt in 1971. ... Read more

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Chapters: The Dean Martin Show, Comedy Central Roast, New York Friars' Club, Kraft Music Hall. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 35. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: The Dean Martin Show was a TV variety-comedy series that ran from 1965 to 1974, for 245 episodes. It was broadcast by NBC and hosted by crooner Dean Martin. The theme song to the series was his 1964 hit "Everybody Loves Somebody." Martin was initially reluctant to do the show, partially because he did not want to turn down movie and nightclub performances. His terms were deliberately outrageous: he demanded a high salary and that he need only show up for the actual taping of the show. To his surprise the network agreed, and Martin had to comply. Martin believed that an important key to his popularity was that he did not put on airs. His act was that of a drunken, work-shy playboy, although the ever-present old-fashioned glass in his hand often only had apple juice in it. The show was heavy on physical comedy rather than just quips (he made his weekly entrance by sliding down a fireman's pole onto the stage.) Martin read his dialogue directly from cue cards. If he flubbed a line or forgot a lyric, Martin would not do a retake, and the mistake and his recovery from it went straight to tape and onto the air. The Dean Martin Show was shot on color videotape beginning in 1965 at Studio 4 Stage 1 inside NBC's massive color complex at 3000 West Alameda Avenue in Burbank, California. The same studio was used for Frank Sinatra's yearly TV specials in the late 1960s, and Elvis Presley's 1968 "Comeback Special". Studio 4 is currently one of two used in the production of the soap opera Days Of Our Lives. In later seasons, many regular performers were added, such as Dom DeLuise and Nipsey Russell in sketches set in a barber shop; K...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=1007676 ... Read more

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Chapters: Ulysses S. Grant, William McKinley, Warren G. Harding, William Howard Taft, Clark Gable, John Sherman, Dean Martin, Jean Schmidt, Bob McEwen, James A. Garfield, Bob Ney, Drew Carey, George Voinovich, Joe the Plumber, Ken Blackwell, Bob Taft, Rutherford B. Hayes, Tom Brinkman, Robert Taft, Rob Portman, Salmon P. Chase, Jamie Callender, Mike Turner, Steve Chabot, Noah Haynes Swayne, John Boehner, Mike DeWine, Deborah Pryce, Tony Snow, Paul Gillmor, John Bingham, John Kasich, Charles C. Walcutt, Josh Mandel, Benjamin Wade, Steve LaTourette, Patricia Heaton, Mary Carey, Thomas Noe, Steve Austria, David Sinton Ingalls, Jim Rhodes, Harry N. Routzohn, Elbert L. Lampson, Jim Jordan, William Lawrence, George H. Bender, Clarence E. Miller, John Brough, Pat Tiberi, Michael Connell, William B. Saxbe, John W. Bricker, Roy G. Fitzgerald, Jim Petro, Ralph Perk, Chuck Blasdel, Robert Cunningham Humphreys, Steve Stivers, Bob Gibbs, James W. Reilly, Joseph D. Taylor, George Crumm, Danny Bubp, Jim Renacci, Nancy Hollister, Bob Latta, Andrew L. Harris, Ralph Regula, Kevin DeWine, John M. Ashbrook, Shannon Jones, Dave Hobson, James S. Robinson, Ralph P. Buckland, Frank Cremeans, Simeon D. Fess, Clarence J. Brown, Betty Montgomery, Emanuel Shultz, Robert Taft, Jr., Jeff Jacobson, Charles Anderson, Thomas L. Young, Tom Kindness, Charles W. Whalen, Jr., William C. Mooney, Del Latta, Fred Dailey, Kirk Schuring, Corwin M. Nixon, Burton J. Westcott, Laurin D. Woodworth, Albert C. Thompson, Charles R. Saxbe, Michael A. Fox, Peggy Lehner, William R. Warnock, Paul F. Schenck, Craig Foltin, Tennyson Guyer, Dave Hall (mayor of Dayton, Ohio), John Martin Vorys, Benjamin Butterworth, Bellamy Storer, George K. Nash, Frank T. Bow, Aaron F. Perry, Rex Damschroder, Charles Adams Mosher, Chalmers Wylie, Dudley A. White, Bob Schuler, Pat DeWine, Thomas E. Scroggy, Gene Damschroder, Terry Boose, John S. Jones, William Edwin Minshall, Jr., John C. Speaks, M. Herbert Hoover, Robert Lucas, Geo... ... Read more

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Chapters: Dave Grohl, Dean Martin, Kim Deal, Bow Wow, Mark Mothersbaugh, Macy Gray, Albert Ayler, Tracy Chapman, David Allan Coe, Maynard James Keenan, John Legend, John Popper, Steven Adler, Bobby Bare, Marilyn Manson, Nancy Wilson, Johnny Paycheck, Bobby Womack, Robert Pollard, Chrissie Hynde, Matt Thiessen, Nick Lachey, George Russell, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Anita Baker, Andrew Mcmahon, Eric Carmen, Michael Stanley, Kid Cudi, Katie Reider, Roger Troutman, Rjd2, Jerry Douglas, Joe Henderson, Kate Voegele, Gilby Clarke, Liam Lynch, Stiv Bators, Brad Warner, Jason Molina, Jani Lane, Joshua Radin, Dan Auerbach, Mark Kozelek, Maurice Goldman, Darrell Mccall, Lyfe Jennings, Bethany Dillon, Rick Derringer, Alice Ripley, Danielle Peck, Edward Shimborske Iii, Tim "Ripper" Owens, Art Tripp, Frank Secich, Benjamin Orr, Gerald Casale, Justin Jeffre, Rick Thomas, Lionel Cartwright, Shirley Murdock, Lux Interior, Kelley Deal, Evan Williams, Al Jardine, Scott Savol, Jermaine Stewart, Layzie Bone, Jason Popson, Bud Shank, Griffin House, Scott Shriner, Tammy Cochran, Red Top Young, Ken Forssi, Steven Sweet, Greg Dulli, Todd Tobias, Steve Arrington, Mark Alan Wade, Foley, Danielle White, Nicole C. Mullen, Albert Riemenschneider, Krayzie Bone, Mike Hovancsek, Nicholas Megalis, Tadd Dameron, Michael Farrell, Bill Fox, Conya Doss, Jeff Timmons, Tobin Sprout, Copywrite, Dave Burrell, Johnny Lytle, Brad Martin, Earl Thomas Conley, Matt Hoopes, Jamie O'hara, Brent Mason, Van Stephenson, Gene Cotton, Gary Levox, Patrick Carney, Jeffrey Hatrix, Bobby Marchan, Caitlin Cary, Kendra Ross, Jonah Koslen, Terry Glaze, Chris Butler, Bob Lewis, Steve Felton, Stevie Brock, Jay Demarcus, Fitzroy "The Art Teacher" Reid, Richard Brooks, Ed Crawford, Tommy Tucker, Len Chandler, Rich Perry, Jack Kilcoyne, Robert Bardwell, Glen Buxton, Sandra Tilley, M.c. Brains, Mark Hunter, Charles Grigsby, Sean Levert, Matt Devries, Phil Ondich, Charles Thompson, Daddy Dewdro...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=920501 ... Read more

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Title: Gashouse: Remembering the 'Gang'.(book)(The Gashouse Gang: How Dizzy Dean, Leo Durocher, Branch Rickey, Pepper Martin, and Their Colorful, Come-from-Behind Bali Club Won the World Series--and America's Heart--During the Great Depression)(Book review)
Author: Katy Carl
Publication: St. Louis Journalism Review (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 1, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 37Issue: 296Page: 26(1)

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Chapters: Gene Kelly, Caitlin Clarke, Fred Rogers, Dean Martin, Shirley Jones, Adolphe Menjou, F. Murray Abraham, Demi Moore, Olive Thomas, Michael Keaton, Julie Benz, Frances Mcdormand, Richard Rossi, Frank Gorshin, Jeff Goldblum, Tom Savini, Gerome Ragni, Gregory Nicotero, Charles Grodin, William Powell, Zachary Quinto, Carroll Baker, Ming-Na, Lory Bianco, Ted Cassidy, Emil Sitka, Stephanie D'abruzzo, Dolores Costello, Scott Glenn, Kevin Peter Hall, Regis Cordic, Irving Pichel, Marc Blucas, Joe Flaherty, Elizabeth Hartman, John Hodiak, Sandy Fox, Shane Black, John Davidson, Frank Moran, Chip Esten, Rena Sofer, Gillian Jacobs, Carl Betz, David Conrad, Lisa Ann Walter, Mel Novak, Lori Williams, Kaye Stevens, Christian Borle, Regis Toomey, Eve Gordon, Aline Macmahon, Robert Sterling, Joe Manganiello, Taso N. Stavrakis, Frank Mchugh, Sam Jenkins, Lois Weber, Adam Wade, Barbara Feldon, Sheila Kelley, Michele Pawk, Fritz Weaver, Lauren Tewes, Alma Kruger, Marty Allen, Bill Nunn, Russell Streiner, Patti Deutsch, Tom Atkins, Dan Cortese, Fred Grossinger, Bill Cardille, James Widdoes, Jayce Bartok, Lois Wilson, Eileen Rodgers, Ryan Wickerham, Bob Trow, Nikki Fritz, Kiel Martin, Ron Harper, Maurice Costello, Billy Gardell, Barbara Bosson, Charles Haid, Cherie Johnson, Eddie Jones, Karl Hardman, Sharif Atkins, Mitzi Mccall, Sarah Steele, Aaron Jackson, Hardie Albright, Richard John Walters, Faith Daniels, Jack Dodson, Tim Artz, Gina Lamarca, Natalie Raitano, Angela Jones, Adoni Maropis, Vivian Reed, Harvey Friedman, Rusty Cundieff, Myron Selznick, John G. Barrett, Nancy Cameron, Don Brockett, Henry Polic Ii, Thomas Jay Ryan, Steve Sandor, Dan London, Ricki Wertz, Florence Crawford, Judith O'dea, Joan Whitney Kramer, Chuck Aber, Betty Aberlin, Christine Laitta, Dena Dietrich, Billy Hartung, Joseph V. Perry, Heath Lamberts, Kyra Schon, Keith Wayne, Bill Hinzman, Jack Taylor, Fred Holliday. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 530. Not illustrated....More: http://booksllc.net/?id=12209 ... Read more

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