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Today In Dementia History Datebook-January 19th

For The Weekday Of: Monday in 2009, Tuesday in 2010
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People on January 19th: birthdates

Desi Jr. Arnaz: 1953 (is 56 in 2009, 57 in 2010)
TV Actor, b. in Los Angeles, CA; Lucille Ball & Desi's son; Here's Lucy's Craig Carter, Automan's Walter; On the 1st TV Guide cover (born on same day as Little Ricky!)
Frank Caliendo: 1974 (is 35 in 2009, 36 in 2010)
Comedian, Actor, of MAD TV
Shelley Fabares: 1944 (is 65 in 2009, 66 in 2010)
TV/Movie Actress, Pop Singer, Model, b. in Santa Monica, Calif.; PRON:Fah-BAH-ray; RFN:Michelle; Mickey Mouse Club serials (NOT a mouseketeer), The Donna Reed Show's Mary Stone, Brian Keith Show's Dr. Anne Jamison, The Practice, Mary Hartman*2's Eleanor Major, Highcliffe Manor, One Day at a Times' Francine Webster, Coach's Christine Armstrong Fox, 3 movies w/ Elvis; some say 1942 or 1946; Mike Farrell's wife, Nanette's niece
Sarah Rose Gradalski: 1996 (is 13 in 2009, 14 in 2010)
Celebrity Daughter, Marlee Matlin and Kevin's daughter; the same night, Laurie Bey, Marlee's character on Picket Fences, gave birth to a boy; on this day in 1953, Lucille Ball performed the dual birth in real life and on TV
Laurie London: 1944 (is 65 in 2009, 66 in 2010)
Singer, British, sung "He's got the whole world in his hands" at age 14; Yes, he's a guy!
Kipp Marcus: 1970 (is 39 in 2009, 40 in 2010)
TV Actor, New Leave It to Beaver's Ward "Kip" Cleaver, Beav's son
Paul McCrane: 1961 (is 48 in 2009, 49 in 2010)
Actor, ER's Dr. Robert "Rocket" Romano
Dolly Parton: 1946 (is 63 in 2009, 64 in 2010)
Country Singer/Guitarist, Actress, Variety Show Hostess, Composer/Songwriter, Banjoist, Baptist, b. in Locust Ridge, Tenn.; MN:Rebecca; own TV show '76 & '87, sang 9 to 5 theme; 9 to 5, Steel Magnolias, Best Little Wh*rehouse in Texas
William Ragsdale: 1961 (is 48 in 2009, 49 in 2010)
TV/Movie Actor, Fright Night, Mannequin 2, Smooth Talk, Herman's Head's Herman, Grosse Pointe's Rob Fields; AP says b. 1961
Paul Rodriguez: 1955 (is 54 in 2009, 55 in 2010)
Actor, Comedian, TV Talk Show Host, Mexican-American; aka Pablo's Paul (Pablo) Rivera, El Show de Paul Rodriguez
Katey Sagal: 1956 (is 53 in 2009, 54 in 2010)
Actress, Singer, Cartoon Voicist, Married with Children's Peg Bundy, Futurama's Leela (voice), 8 Simple Rules' Cate Hennessy; Jean's & Liz's sister; some say b. 1954
Jean Stapleton: 1923 (is 86 in 2009, 87 in 2010)
TV/Stage Actress, Christian Scientist, b. in New York City; All in the Family's Edith 'Dingbat' Bunker, Bagdad Cafe's Jasmine, You've Got Mail; RN:Jeanne Murray

People on January 19th: birth anniversaries

Nicholas Colasanto: 1924=d.Feb 12, 1985 (was 61)
TV/Movie Actor, Director, Cheers' Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso; dir'd episodes of Run For Your Life, Bonanza, Starsky & Hutch, Streets of San Francisco, & others
Ish Kabbible: 1908=d.Jun 5, 1994 (was 86)
Comedian, Cornetist, Kay Kyser troupe member; RN:Merwyn A. Bogue; some sources say b. 1897 or 1906
Bob McFadden: 1923=d.Jan 7, 2000 (was 76)
Singer, Actor, television commercial voiceover actor best known as the parrot's voice for Whisk commercials in the 1970s; also providing voices for commercials for Frankenberry cereal and Pepperidge Farm foods, among others; voiced number of comedy albums including a spoof on the Kennedy family in the white house called "The First Family", also "The Mummy" with Rod McKuen as Dor
Robert Palmer: 1949=d.Sep 26, 2003 (was 54)
Rock & Roll Singer, Composer/Songwriter, Guitarist, English, RFN:Alan; of Power Station, soloist, Weird Al parodied one of his songs into "Addicted to Spuds" while John Mammoser did "My Girlfriend is Inflatable" out of another one of his
Edgar Allan Poe: 1809=d.Oct 7, 1849 (was 40)
Poet, Short Story Writer, b. in Boston, MA; The Raven, The Pit and the Pendulum; d. in Baltimore, Md.

People on January 19th: death anniversaries

Ballard Berkeley: 1988 (was 83)/b.Aug 6, 1904
Actor, Fawlty Towers' Major Gowen
Adriana Caselotti: 1997 (was 80)/b.May 6, 1916
Cartoon Voicist, Disney's Snow White voicist
Alan North: 2000 (was 79)/b.Dec 23, 1920
TV/Movie/Soap Actor, Active since Golden Age of live TV; Love-Sidney, Police Squad's Capt. Ed Hocken, Guiding Light's Jack Bauer
Carl Perkins: 1998 (was 65)/b.Apr 9, 1932
HALL OF FAMER, Rockabilly Performer, Singer/Guitarist, Composer/Songwriter, b. in Jackson, Tn.; MN:Lee; Blue Suede Shoes; Johnny Cash's backup & show reg
Suzanne Pleshette: 2008 (was 70)/b.Jan 31, 1937
TV/Movie Actress, b. in New York City; Bob Newhart Show's Emily Hartley, Suzanne Pleshette is Maggie Briggs star, The Boys Are Back's Jackie; Hitchcock's "The Birds"
John Stewart: 2008 (was 68)/b.Sep 5, 1939
Singer, Songwriter, Guitarist, b. in San Diego; Folk-Rock; of Kingston Trio, soloist
Norma Varden: 1989 (was 91)/b.Jan 20, 1898
TV/Movie Actress, Comedienne, Hazel's Harriet Johnson

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General events on January 19th

In 1955, Selchow and Richter's new game "Scrabble" is now on the market. Chuck Woolery would later host a TV game show version in the 80's.

Government and Politics on January 19th

In 2004, John Kerry won Iowa's Democratic caucuses, while John Edwards placed second; Howard Dean, who finished third, delivered a fist-pumping, bellowing concession speech that was viewed as politically damaging. EYEAH!!!

Entertainment-TV events on January 19th

In 1953, Little Ricky Arrives! Desi Arnaz Jr., son of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, was born the same day as the regularly scheduled show of "I Love Lucy". He was the second TV baby born; Christopher Stearns was the first.
In 1953, Sixty-eight percent of all TV sets in the U.S. were tuned to CBS-TV this day, as Lucy Ricardo of "I Love Lucy" gave birth to a baby boy -- just as she actually did in real life -- following the script to the letter! The audience for the program was greater than that watching the inauguration of President Dwight D. Eisenhower the following day. In fact, the Lucille Ball 'baby' story knocked the inauguration off the front page of many major newspapers.
In 1957, on the cover of TV Guide: "Jerry Lewis". Other Articles: Buccaneers, Mama, Sgt. Bilko
In 1957, Philadelphia comedian, Ernie Kovacs, became a major star on this night, when he was able to carry off the task of doing a half-hour TV show without saying a single word of dialogue. We did that on radio, once, and the ratings suddenly soared for some reason.
In 1961, the first episode for "The Dick Van Dyke Show" is filmed.
In 1963, on the cover of TV Guide: "cast of Car 54 Where Are You?: Joe E. Ross and Fred Gwynne" Other Articles: Tony Dow, It's A Man's World
In 1966, Actor Burgess Meredith made his first appearance as The Penguin on "Batman".
In 1967, on TV'S "BATMAN", LESLEY GORE plays CATWOMAN's assistant 'PUSSYCAT' on a two-part episode of "BATMAN," which gives her a chance to she sing her latest, "CALIFORNIA NIGHTS." Pussycat hypnotizes Robin, and turns him to Catwoman's side before he's rescued. {This caper was titled "THAT DARN CATWOMAN", spoofing a then-popular movie}
In 1973, in a Brady Bunch episode called "Greg Gets Grounded", A near accident in the family car results in Greg's being grounded; Bobby mentions that Greg had a near accident on the freeway and his parents refuse him car priveleges for a week. Greg has an important rock concert date coming up, and no way to get there.
In 1974, on the cover of TV Guide: "Bob Hope". Other Articles: Larry Hagman, Chase, Lincoln
In 1977, The Disney studio launches "The New Mickey Mouse Club" on TV.
In 1991, "Police" fans Dana Carvey and Kevin Nealon annoy "Saturday Night Live" host Sting by singing all of his hit songs on a long elevator ride with him. The sketch, written by Conan O'Brien, will be recreated much to Sting's dismay by an equally creepy fanatic, MTV's Kennedy, when the two both guest in 1996 on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien."
In 1991, "The Richmeister", the annoying man by the copier, debut on "Saturday Night Live".
In 2000, Five-time Emmy Award-winning actor Don Knotts was honored as the 2,152nd performer to receive a star on Hollywood's legendary Walk of Fame during a dedication ceremony. Knotts is best known as the gangly deputy on "The Andy Griffith Show" currently showing in reruns on the TV Land network. "This show and Don are truly classic TV icons that are loved by generations of TV fans," said TV Land's Larry Jones.
In 2004, yet another worthless reality series, "My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiance", debut on Fox.

Entertainment-Movies events on January 19th

In 1935, The Mickey Mouse film, "Mickey's Man Friday" is released.
In 1951, The Chip 'n' Dale film, "Chicken in the Rough" is released.

Music events on January 19th

In 1951, "I Taut I Taw A Puddy Tat" by Mel Blanc entered the Top 40 chart.
In 1970, "Jam Up & Jelly Tight" single by Tommy Roe was certified Gold by the RIAA
In 1974, R.C., "Sister Mary Elephant (Shudd-Up!)" by Cheech & Chong peaked at #24 on the pop singles chart.
In 1981, "Weird Al" Yankovic recorded "Happy Birthday" for a Placebo EP.

Music-Easy events on January 19th

In 1967, singer Lesley Gore appeared on the "Batman" TV series as a villain named Pussycat.

Music-Rock events on January 19th

In 1971, At the Charles Manson murder trial, the Beatles' "Helter Skelter" is played. At the scene of one of his gruesome murders, Manson had written the words "helter skelter" on a mirror.
In 1974, R.C., "Smokin' In The Boy's Room" by Brownsville Station peaked at #3 on the pop singles chart.
In 1976, The Beatles turned down an offer of $30 million to play together again on the same stage. Rock promoter, Bill Sargent, still doesn't understand why the group turned down his generous offer.
In 1980, R.C., "Money" by The Flying Lizards peaked at #50 on the pop singles chart.
In 1985, R.C., "Born In The U.S.A." by Bruce Springsteen peaked at #9 on the pop singles chart. Cheech would remake it into a parody: "Born in East L.A." later that year.
In 1993, singer Tom Waits was allowed to keep the $2.5 million that a judge awarded him after he sued Frito-Lay for using a sound-alike in a commercial. The Supreme Court refused to change the amount of the award.

Dr. Demento Show Song Almanac

First Time Dr. Demento Played a Song

In 1975 - ** Baby, It's Cold Outside - Louis Armstrong & Velma Middleton (last played on 2002-04-21)

In 1975 - ** Beans in My Ears - The Serendipity Singers http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/serendipitysingers.htm (released 1964, last played on 2007-06-10)

Albums: Don't Let The Rain Come Down: The Best of the Serendipity Singers  / Serendipity Singers/Many Sides of the Serendipity Singers  / Forty Nutty Novelty Records Of The '60s

In 1975 - ** Bozo's Song - Pinto Colvig (released 1946, last played on 2006-01-22)

In 1975 - ** Down In Jungle Town - Spike Jones http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/jones-spike.htm & His City Slickers (released 1943, last played on 1984-04-15)

Albums: Strictly For Music Lovers  / People Are Funnier Than Anybody  / Riot Squad  / Spike Jones Transcribed  / V-Disc Recordings  / Not Your Standard Spike Jones Collection 

In 1975 - ** Eloise - Kay Thompson (released 1956, last played on 2008-03-23)

Albums: Dr. Demento Presents the Greatest Novelty Records of All Time Volume II: The 1950s

In 1975 - ** Everyone Says "I Love You" - The Marx Brothers (f/ Groucho and Chico) (released 1932, last played on 2008-02-10)

Albums: Marx Brothers Sing and Play  / from Horsefeathers movie

In 1975 - ** Hawaiian War Chant - Andy Iona & Islanders (last played on 1985-02-03)

In 1975 - ** Hungry Freaks, Daddy - Frank Zappa http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/zappa-frank.htm & The Mothers of Invention (released 1963, last played on 2003-11-17)

Albums: Freak Out! 

In 1975 - ** If Money Grew On Trees - Eddie "Rochester" Anderson (released 1940, last played on 1975-01-19)

In 1975 - ** Jack Benny violin medley - Jack Benny http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/benny-jack.htm (last played on 1975-01-19)

In 1975 - ** Lizzie Borden - Chad Mitchell Trio (released 1962, last played on 2004-04-04)

Albums: Mighty Day On Campus

In 1975 - ** Mama Inez - Havana Novelty Orchestra (last played on 1975-01-19)

In 1975 - ** My Little Grass Shack In Kealekekua, Hawaii - Dorothy Lamour (last played on 1975-01-19)

In 1975 - ** My Son, The Vampire - Allan Sherman http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/sherman-allan.htm (released 1964, last played on 2006-10-22)

Albums: Dr. Demento Presents Spooky Tunes & Scary Melodies  / My Son, The Box 

In 1975 - ** Old King Tut - Billy Jones & Ernest Hare (last played on 1983-05-22)

In 1975 - ** Stranded in the Jungle - The Cadets (released 1956, last played on 2006-02-12)

Albums: Novelty Experience  / Dr. Demento Presents the Greatest Novelty Records of All Time Volume II: The 1950s

In 1975 - ** Two Little Toads - Don Lawrence & The Ramblers (last played on 1975-01-19)

In 1975 - ** Ukulele Lady - Frank Crumit (last played on 1975-01-19)

In 1975 - ** You Can't Get Drunk Dear - Bob "Stewpot" Johnson & Freddy Bradish (last played on 1975-01-19)

In 1975 - ** The Invasion - Buchanan & Greenfield (released 1964, last played on 2005-02-12)

In 1986 - ** National Toilet - Firesign Theatre http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/firesigntheatre.htm (last played on 1987-07-05)

In 1986 - ** Rocky - Killer Spam (aka John Mammoser) (last played on 1986-01-19)

In 1986 - ** Wind-Up Toy - Jerry Mathers (last played on 1986-01-19)

In 1986 - ** The Barfly - Maxton Latham and Stefan Gierasch (last played on 1986-01-19)

In 1986 - ** The Last Ride Of Weird Al - Drunken Slobs (last played on 1986-01-19)

In 1986 - ** The Toy Parade - anonymous (last played on 1986-01-19)

In 1992 - ** Silicon Slim - John Forster http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/forster-john.htm (last played on 1994-02-20)

Albums: Entering Marion 

In 1992 - ** The Hate Song - from The Mad Show (Original Cast) (last played on 1992-01-19)

In 1997 - ** When I Was A Cowboy - The Jim Kweskin http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/kweskin-jim.htm Jug Band f/ Maria D'Amato (last played on 1997-01-19)

In 1997 - ** The Belchmeister - Crossfire (last played on 1997-01-19)

In 1997 - ** The First Time I Saw You - Henry Phillips http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/phillips-henry.htm (released 1996, last played on 1997-01-19)

Albums: On The Shoulders Of Freaks 

In 2003 - ** Bun And Run (No. 1 ("Daddy's Back")) - Martin Mull http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/mull-martin.htm (last played on 2003-01-19)

Albums: Perfect/Near Perfect

In 2003 - ** Dairy Farm Girl - Greg Hall (last played on 2003-01-19)

In 2003 - ** Demented News Jan 19, 2003 - Whimsical Will http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/whimsicalwill.htm (last played on 2003-01-19)

Albums: Demented News 2003 Volume

In 2003 - ** Scared Witless - Stan Freberg http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/freberg-stan.htm (released 1967, last played on 2003-01-19)

Albums: Tip Of The Freberg 

In 2003 - ** Sex In Commercials - George Carlin http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/carlin-george.htm (released 1972, last played on 2003-01-19)

Albums: FM & AM  / Classic Gold 

In 2003 - ** Stretching the Imagination - Stan Freberg http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/freberg-stan.htm (released 1964, last played on 2005-11-13)

Albums: Tip Of The Freberg 

In 2003 - ** Talk Radio - Stan Freberg http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/freberg-stan.htm (released 1992, last played on 2003-01-19)

Albums: Tip Of The Freberg 

In 2003 - ** Truth In Advertising - Stan Freberg http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/freberg-stan.htm (released 1960, last played on 2003-01-19)

Albums: Tip Of The Freberg 

In 2003 - ** The Final Record Offer - Robert Klein http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/klein-robert.htm (released 1974, last played on 2005-07-10)

Albums: Mind Over Matter 

In 2003 - ** The Roommate Song - Bob Watts (from The Dan Orr Project http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/orr-dan.htm) (last played on 2007-08-26)

Albums: Rock Bottom

First Time a Funny Five Song Was Played

In 1975 - ** Bozo's Song - Pinto Colvig (released 1946, first hit the Funny Five on 2001-07-29)

In 1992 - ** Silicon Slim - John Forster http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/forster-john.htm (first hit the Funny Five on 1992-02-16)

Albums: Entering Marion 

First Time a Song Reached the Funny Five

In 1975 - ** Pos.1. It's A Gas! - Alfred E. Neuman (Mike Russo, Jeanne Hayes, The Dellwoods) (released 1962, first played 1974-09-22)

Albums: Mad Grooves: Classic Schlock 'n' Roll!  / Think Along With MAD / Dr. Demento 30th Anniversary Collection 

In 1986 - ** Pos.5. 2 Hot 4 You Part II - Barry & the Bookbinders http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/bookbinder-barry.htm (first played 1985-12-15)

Albums: Worse Than Slime No. 1 / Laughter is a Powerful Weapon / Triumphs and Tragedies: Hits and Misses from 1982-2002 

In 1992 - ** Pos.5. I'm Too Sexy - Right Said Fred (first played 1991-11-24)

Albums: Up  / Novelty No. 1's 

First Time a #1 Funny Five Song Was Played

In 1975 - ** Bozo's Song - Pinto Colvig (released 1946, first hit #1 on 2001-07-29)

First Time a Song Reached #1 on the Funny Five

In 1975 - ** Pos.1. It's A Gas! - Alfred E. Neuman (Mike Russo, Jeanne Hayes, The Dellwoods) (released 1962, first played 1974-09-22)

Albums: Mad Grooves: Classic Schlock 'n' Roll!  / Think Along With MAD / Dr. Demento 30th Anniversary Collection 

All The Times a Song Reached #1

In 1975 - ** Pos.1. It's A Gas! - Alfred E. Neuman (Mike Russo, Jeanne Hayes, The Dellwoods) (appearance #1)

Albums: Mad Grooves: Classic Schlock 'n' Roll!  / Think Along With MAD / Dr. Demento 30th Anniversary Collection 

In 1986 - ** Pos.1. Existential Blues - Tom "T-Bone" Stankus (appearance #17)

Albums: Dr. Demento 20th Anniversary Collection 

In 1992 - ** Pos.1. Wet Dream - Kip Addotta (appearance #19)

Albums: Dr. Demento 20th Anniversary Collection  / Comedian of the United States

In 1997 - ** Pos.1. Do the Picard - Rusty Humphries & The Boneheads (appearance #2)

Albums: Dr. Demento's Hits From Outer Space 

In 2003 - ** Pos.1. The Smoke-Off - Shel Silverstein http://www.davesfunstuff.com/funnycity/silverstein-shel.htm (appearance #25)

Albums: Songs and Stories  / The Very Best of Dr. Demento 

This Dave in History (David Letterman)

In 1988, Before Dave begins his "Lumberjack Finds," he parodies Jimmy the Greek's racist comment made over the weekend by claiming the superiority of Canadian musicians. The show is suddenly halted, and NBC's CEO "Robert Wright" apologies to the viewing audience. Dave is immediately fired from NBC Sports, the Today Show, the NBC Nightly News, and all TV comedies.
In 1988, Campbell's Top Ten Least Popular Soups - 3. Bryant Gumbo.
In 1989, Top Ten Things Overheard at the Music Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony - 6. "David Crosby wants to know if you're gonna finish your dessert."
In 1990, Simon the Singing Chicken doesn't sing "Blueberry Hill." Top Ten Marion Barry Excuses - 9. Used drugs to escape daily nightmare of having first name "Marion." 2. Drug dealers?! I thought they were prostitutes!
In 1993, Top Ten Things that Will Get You Kicked Out of the Inauguration - 8. Forgetting to ask Clinton if he'd like fries with that.
In 1994, The cast from "Cats" run into the Ed Sullivan Theater and takes a bow.
In 1994, Top Ten Signs It's Too Damn Cold - 7. It's actually nice when a guy rubs up against you on the subway.
In 1995, Items on Loan from the Smithsonian: Edison Edible Lightbulb, Steam-Powered Toaster, and a Hot Dog Bazooka.
In 1995, Top Ten Signs Your Legal Team Is Falling Apart - 6. The only motion they make involves their middle fingers.
In 2001, "Ad" for "Survivor II" includes Tim, the new naked fat guy.
In 2001, CBS Mailbag: (1) A drawing is held to see which lucky viewer will win a prize of all the Late Show's Bill Clinton jokes and other material on him--the winner is Bill Clinton; (2) Dave's best friend is apparently Carl Price, who appears in the studio and recalls what he and Dave did earlier in the week--Dave hired him to pretend to be Dave's friend during the CBS Mailbag; (3) apparently the Late Show does indeed participate in a program that allows employees to take naps, or is it just a gas leak? (4) Alan is offended by a question asking if he's a natural redhead, so he goes off and turns into the Hulk or something. After two of the letters, Dave calls for some standardization of the "recalling videotape" procedure--should he rub his chin every time?
In 2001, Clinton Classic Joke is about oral sex not really being sex. Right after the joke, two guys wander out; neither of them is Calvert.
In 2001, Dave calls Jim Fassel; they talk about Tiki Barber, Amani Toomer, Ron Dayne, and kickers Brad Daluiso and Brad Maynard.
In 2001, Dave mocks his mom for saying "Are you sure?" when he told her when the one-year anniversary of his heart surgery was (1/14).
In 2001, Two writers (the Stengels?) are next to Maria Pope on Dave's left in the usual place.

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