Addenda: David Carson's list: of celebs aged 80+, 90+, 100+; it's HUUGE!

[That Derek]

It just so happens that I am a big fan of David Carson and his dead/alive lists. Truly, Mr. Carson is a statistician extraordinaire!

However, I have conjured up a bunch of names of octogenarians, nonagenarians, and centenarians who did not make it into most his recent posting.

Like David, I have used his format:
(*) - personages, aged 90 to 99 (inclusive);
(!) = personages 100 and over.

I truly hope many of these names will be incorporated into David Carson's next listing.

JERRY ADLER - actor, “The Sopranos”
LOU ADLER - record producer (“The Mamas and the Papas”)
ANOUK AIMÉE - French actress, “La Dolce Vita”; “8 ½”
AKIHITO - Emperor of Japan
FELIPE ALOU - Dominican-born baseball player
“WHISPERING” BILL ANDERSON - country singer
(*) ERNEST ANGLEY - televangelist,
JOHN ANISTON - Greek-born actor (Days of Our Lives”); father of actress Jennifer Aniston
LOU ANTONIO - TV actor/director, “Star Trek: Let That Be Your Last Battleground” as half white/half black alien
(*) CHARLES AZNAVOUR - French singer
BARBARA BABCOCK- actress, “Hill Street Blues”
CARROLL BAKER – actress, “Baby Doll”; “Harlow”)
(*) KEN BALD - syndicated comic-strip author/illustrator, “Dr. Kildare”; “Dark Shadows”
(*) KAYE BALLARD - singer/TV comedic actress, “The Mothers-in-Law”
CARL BANAS - Canadian voice-over artist, “Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer”; 1960s “Spider-Man”
JOHN BARTH - author
JEAN-PAUL BELMONDO - French "New Wave" film actor
LUCIANO BENETTON - Italian entrepreneur, Benetton Group
ALAN BENNETT - comic actor, ”Beyond the Fringe”; playwright /screenwriter, “The Madness of George III”
SILVIO BERLUSCONI - Italian entrepreneur; statesman
(*) HONOR BLACKMAN - British actress, TV’s “The Avengers”; “Goldfinger”
BRIAN BLESSED - British actor, “The Black Adder”
ANN BLYTH – actress, “Mildred Pierce”
CLAIRE BLOOM - British actress, “Charly”
DON BLUTH – animator/director, “The Secret of NIMH”
(*) BRADLEY BOLKE, voice-over actor, “Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales" as "Chumley, the Walrus”
(*) FRANK BOLLE, comic book artist; syndicated cartoonist/illustrator, “Winnie Winkle”; “The Heart of Juliet Jones”
JOHN BOORMAN – British film director (“Deliverance”: Zardoz”)
PHILIP BOSCO, actor, “My Best friend’s Wedding”
PATRICIA BOSWORTH – journalist/celebrity biographer, Montgomery Clift, Diane Arbus, Marlon Brando, Jane Fonda
BARBARA TAYLOR BRADFORD – British novelist
CONRAD BROOKS – actor, part of Ed Wood's "stock company,” “Plan 9 from Outer Space”
(*) LAURENT de BRUNHOFF - French children’s author/illustrator, “Babar” series”; brother of “Babar” creator Jean de Brunhoff
(*) JAMES BUCKLEY (Conservative Party-NY), US Senator (1971-1977¬), New York; brother o pundit William F. Buckley Jr.
WHITEY BULGER - Irish-American criminal
JACK BURNS - comic actor, “The Andy Griffith Show”; comedy partner of Avery Schreiber
(*) BRENDAN T. BYRNE - Governor, New Jersey
BEN NIGHTHORSE CAMPBELL - US Senator, Colorado
(*) JOSEPH CAMPANELLA - actor, “Ben”; “Meteor”
DYAN CANNON - actress, “Heaven Can Wait”
ROBERT CARO - historian/biographer, Robert Moses; President Lyndon B. Johnson
LESLIE CARON - French actress (“Gigi”)
(*) CARLETON CARPENTER - actor/singer, “Aba Daba Honeymoon” with Debbie Reynolds
(*) PAT CARROLL - comedic actress, “The Little Mermaid”; “Too Close for Comfort”
RAUL CASTRO - president of Cuba
(*) MARGE CHAMPION, - actress/dancer
DOMINIC CHIANESE – actor, "The Sopranos”
(* 90 on 12/25/2017) MARY HIGGINS CLARK - novelist
ROBERT COLBERT - TV actor, “The Time Tunnel”
ERNIE COLÓN - comic book artist forDC, Marvel, Harvey, Warren
(*) FORREST COMPTON - actor, “Gomer Pyle - USMC”
GARY CONWAY - TV actor, “Land of the Giants”
JOHN CONYERS - US Congressman, Michigan; longest-serving sitting US congressman
TOMMY COOK - juvenile actor, “Panic in the Streets”
KENNETH COPELAND – televangelist
(*) VALENTINA CORTESE - Italian actress, “Day for Night”; “Barabbas”; “Jesus of Nazareth”
COSTA-GAVRAS - Greek-born film director ("Z"; "Missing”)
TOM COURTENAY - British film actor, “The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner”
BOB COUSY - basketball player
KATHRYN GRANT CROSBY - actress; widow of singer/actor Bing Crosby
CLIVE CUSSLER - prolific thriller author
(*) ARLENE DAHL – actress, “Stingaree’
JIM DALE - British singer/actor, “Barnum”); co-writer, song “Georgy Girl”); audio-book narrator, “Harry Potter” series
ABBY DALTON - actress; game show panelist
(*) WILLIAM DANIELS, actor, 1776”; “St. Elsewhere”; “Boy Meets World”
JAMES DARREN - actor/singer
HENRY DARROW - Puerto Rican-born actor, “The High Chaparral”
LEN DEIGHTON - British espionage novelist
(*) GENE DEITCH - animator, 1950s post-Hanna-Barbera "Tom and Jerry"; 1950s TV “Popeye"
DON DeLILLO - best-selling novelist
ALAIN DELON - French actor
WILLIAM DEVANE – actor, “The Missiles of October”
TOMMY DeVITO - guitarist, “The Four Seasons”
(*) RICHARD DeVOS - co-founder, Amway; father-in-law of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos
JOAN DIDION – author
(*) JOHN DINGELL - US Congressman, Michigan
(*) DAVID N. DINKINS - first African-American mayor of New York City
(*) STEVE DITKO - comic book artist/writer; co-creator, “Spider-Man”
ELINOR DONAHUE – actress, ”Father Knows Best hil Donahue - TV host
ROBERT DOWNEY SR. – director, ”Putney Swope”; father of actor Robert Downey Jr.
JAMES DRURY - actor, “The Virginian”)
OLYMPIA DUKAKIS - actress, “Moonstruck” "
(*) JOSIP ELIC - character actor, “The Twilight Zone”; “Santa Claus Conquers the Martians”; “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”
HECTOR ELIZONDO – actor, “American Gigolo”
DICK ENBERG - pro football announcer; game show host,
BOB FASS - New York City free-form radio personality, WBAI-FM/Pacifica
(*) LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI - poet; book store proprietor
JAMES FLORIO - Governor, New Jersey
(80, 12/21/2017) JANE FONDA - actress; political activist
MILOŠ FORMAN - Czech-born director, “Amadeus”; “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”
FRED FOSTER – songwriter, most of Roy Orbison’s hits
(*) SONNY FOX, TV executive; 1960s kiddie TV host, “Wonderama”,
(*) RAMONA FRADON - comic book artist, “Metamorpho”; “Super Friends”
ARTHUR FROMMER - travel guide publisher
ATHOL FUGARD - South African playwright
ROBERT FULLER – actor, “Wagon Train”; “Emergency!”; “Hollywood Squares”
EILEEN FULTON - soap opera actress, “As the World Turns”
(*) HELEN GALLAGHER - Broadway/stage actress
HANK GARRETT – actor, “Serpico”
(*) HUNTER GIBSON - religious theoretician; father of actor/director Mel Gibson
JOE GIELLA - syndicated comics artist, “Mary Worth”; comic book artist primarily for DC
(*) LEWIS GILBERT, British film director, “Alfie”; “Educating Rita”; “Shirley Valentine”; “You Only Live Twice,” “The Spy Who Loved Me,” “Moonraker”
JOÃO GILBERTO - Brazilian bossa nova musician
MILTON GLASER - graphic designer/illustrator
PHILIP GLASS - composer
JULIAN GLOVER - British actor
JEAN-LUC GODARD - French “New Wave” film director
WILLIAM GOLDMAN – novelist, “The Princess Bride”; “Marathon Man”; screenwriter, ”Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”; “All the President’s Men”
ARLENE GOLONKA - TV sitcom actress (“Mayberry RFD”)
GORDON GOULD - New York- based stage/voice-over actor, “The CBS Radio Mystery Theatre”; TV ads for NYC’s “The Ritz Thrift Shop”; Talking Books narrator
DALLAS GREEN - baseball manager
JOEL GREY - singer/actor, “Cabaret’
CHARLES GRODIN – actor, former CNBC talk show host
CLU GULAGER - film actor; fixture in American crossword puzzles
BUDDY GUY - blues singer/musician
ALAN HAMEL - Canadian TV host once married to actress Suzanne Somers
PETE HAMILL - journalist/author
ROLF HARRIS - Australian-born English singer, “Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport”; “Two Little Boys”
(*) ROSEMARY HARRIS – actress, Tobey Maguire “Spider-Man” series as “Aunt May”
DON HASTINGS – actor, “As the World Turns”
ORRIN HATCH - US Senator, Utah
RONNIE HAWKINS - singer/musician
BILL HAYES – singer, “The Ballad o Davy Crockett”; soap opera actor, “Days of Our Lives”
KATHRYN HAYS – actress, “As the World Turns”; “Guiding Light”
TIPPI HEDREN - actress; mother of actress Melanie Griffith
(*) GLORIA HENRY - TV actress, “Dennis, the Menace”
MARILYN HICKEY - televangelist
(*) DARRYL HICKMAN - juvenile actor, “The Grapes of Wrath”
DWAYNE HICKMAN - TV actor, “The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis”
JACK HIGGINS - British author, “The Eagle Has Landed”
PETER HIGGS - British phycisist/Nobel Laureate; namesake for “Higgs boson” particle
PATRICIA HITCHCOCK - British-born actress; daughter of director Sir Alfred Hitchcock
DAVID HOCKNEY- British-born artist
IAN HOLM - British actor, “Alien”
JAMES HONG - Sino-American actor, “Blade Runner”
(80, 12/31/2017) ANTHONY HOPKINS - British actor
PATRICK HORGAN - British-born TV actor, “The Doctors”; “Ryan’s Hope”; “Star Trek: Patterns of Force”; Talking Books narrator
MARILYN HORNE - opera mezzo-soprano
(*) A. E. HOTCHNER - biographer, playwright, screenwriter
(*) JOAN HOTCHKIS - TV actress (“The Odd Couple” as “Gloria Unger”)
CISSY HOUSTON - gospel singer; mother of singer/actress Whitney Houston
BARRY HUMPHRIES - Australian-born British TV personality “Dame Edna Everage”
(!) MARSHA HUNT – actress, “Johnny Got His Gun”
WILL HUTCHINS - TV actor, "Sugarfoot”
(*) DICK HYMAN - composer/pianist
JAMES INHOFE - U.S. Senator, Oklahoma
ROBERT ITO- Japanese-Canadian actor, “Quincy, M.E.”’; fixture in American crossword puzzles
GLENDA JACKSON- British actress; stateswoman
JOE JACKSON- patriarch, singing Jackson family
KEITH JACKSON- former ABC college football announcer \
BYRON JANIS- pianist
JEANNE-CLAUDE - Moroccan-born installation artist
(*) GLYNIS JOHNS - South African-born Welsh actress, “Mary Poppins”; “Papa’s Delicate Condition”
JASPER JOHNS - painter
RAFER JOHNSON - athlete/Olympian; apprehender of Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s assassin
(*) L. Q. JONES - actor, primarily war films and westerns
JACKIE JOSEPH - actress, “The Little Shop of Horrors”: “The Dick Van Dyke Show”)
THOMAS H. KEAN - Governor, New Jersey
SALLY KELLERMAN - actress, “Brewster McCloud”
ETHEL SKAKEL KENNEDY- widow of Senator Robert F. Kennedy
WILLIAM KENNEDY - Albany NY-based author
MARGARET KERRY – actress, “Our Gang”; “The New 3 Stooges”; model for Disney’s “Tinkerbelle”
SIDNEY KIBRICK - 1930s child actor, “Our Gang” as “The Woim”
MORGANA KING, - jazz singer; actress , “The Godfather”
(* -- 90, December 2017) LESTER KINSOLVING - Baltimore-based radio personality/political commentator
SHIRLEY KNIGHT - actress, “The Rain People”
SUSAN KOHNER - actress, “Imitation of Life” remake
(*) MILDRED KORNMAN - silent film child actress, “Our Gang” series; younger sister of “Our Gang” actress Mary Kornman
MICKEY KUHN - juvenile actor, “Gone With the Wind” as “Beau Wilkes”
MILAN KUNDERA -, Czech-born author, “The Unbearable Lightness of Being”
DIANE LADD - actress, “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore”; mother of actress Laura Dern
KARL LAGERFELD - German fashion designer
SUE ANE LANGDON - actress, “Roustabout”
(80, 01/01/2018) FRANK LANGELLA - actor, “Dracula”
PIPER LAURIE – actress, “Carrie”
LINDA LAVIN – actress/singer, “Alice”
CAROL LAWRENCE - singer/dancer/actress once married to Robert Goulet
JOHN le CARRÉ - British espionage author
RUTA LEE - Canadian-born actress; fixture in American crossword puzzles
URSULA K. LeGUIN - science fiction/fantasy author
CARL LEVIN - U.S. Senator, Michigan
HAL LINDSEY - evangelist/author, “The Late Great Planet Earth”
TONY LoBIANCO – actor, “The French Connection”
DEANNA LUND - TV actress, “Land of the Giants”
(*) JIMMY LYDON - 1940s juvenile actor, “Henry Aldrich” series
(*) BETTY LYNN - TV sitcom actress, “The Andy Griffith Show” as “Thelma Lou”
(!) Dame VERA LYNN - British actress/singer, “We’ll Meet Again
ELIZABETH MacRAE – actress, “Gomer Pyle - USMC”)
PATTY MALONEY - diminutive costumed actress, “Far Out Space Nuts”: “Star Wars Holiday Special” (*) JERRY MAREN, diminutive actor, “The Gong Show”; believed to be the last surviving cast member, 1939’s “The Wizard of Oz”
JUAN MARICHAL - Dominican-born baseball player
JEAN MARSH - British actress, “Upstairs, Downstairs”; :The Twilight Zone: The Lonely”)
RON MASAK - TV actor, “Murder, She Wrote”
NANA MASKOURI - Greek singer
RODDY MAUDE-ROXBY - British-born comic actor, “Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In”
ELAINE MAY - comic actress/director
JOHN MAYALL - British singer/bluesman
DAVID McCALLUM - Scots-born actor, “The Man from U.N.C.L.E”
CHUCK MCCANN - comedic actor “The Projectionist”; “The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter”; “ar Out Space Nuts”
(*) PEGGY McCAY -, TV actress (“Love of Life”; “Days of Our Lives”)
(*) JAMES McCORD JR. - Watergate figure
DAVID McCULLOUGH - historian, “John Adams”
BARRY McGUIRE – singer, “Eve of Destruction”
(*) ALLYN ANN McLERIE - Canadian-born actress, “WKRP in Cincinnati”"
BUDDY MERRILL - musician, “The Lawrence Welk Show”
(*) W. S. MERWIN - poet
(*) KING MICHAEL I - Romanian royal
DICK MILLER - actor for director Roger Corman
JONATHAN MILLER - - comic actor, “Beyond the Fringe; theatrical producer, TV’s “The Shakespeare Plays”; physician
(*) MARK MILLER, TV actor (“Please Don’t Eat the Daisirs”)
GRACE MIRABELLA – fashion magazine editor, Vogue”
(*) PEGGY JEAN MONTGOMERY (aka Diana Sera Cary) - silent movie child actor “Baby Peggy”
SARAH JANE MOORE - attempted assassin of President Gerald R. Ford
TERRY MOORE – actress, “Mighty Joe Young”
(*) MAX MORATH - musician/entertainer
(!) PATRICIA MORISON - actress
DESMOND MORRIS - British anthropologist/author
(*) JAN MORRIS (nee James Morris) - Welsh travel writer
SHELLEY MORRISON – actress, “The Flying Nun”; “Will & Grace”
TONI MORRISON - Nobel Laureate author
ROBERT MORSE – actor, “The Loved One”; “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”
ARMIN MUELLER-STAHL - German-born actor, “Avalon”
DON MURRAY - actor, “Bus Stop”
V. S. NAIPAUL - Nobel Laureate West Indian author
VICTOR NAVASKY - journalist/author
PETER NERO - pianist
KATHLEEN NOLAN – actress, “The Real McCoys”
MARGARET O’BRIEN - 1940s juvenile actress, “Meet Me in St. Louis”
KENZABURŌ ŌE - Japanese Nobel Laureate author
NANCY OLSON - actress
ALLAN OPPENHEIMER - TV character actor
(*) ROBERT ORBEN - political comedy writer
CORINNE ORR - Canadian-born voice actor, “Speed Racer”; “Marine Boy”; “The CBS Radio Mystery Theatre”; as pitch-character “Snuggles,” the fabric softener teddy bear
SEIJI OZAWA - Japanese conductor
CYNTHIA OZICK - author
(*) JANIS PAIGE – actress, “Follow the Boys”
LUCIANA PALUZZI - Italian-born actress, “Thunderball”
(*) GEOFFREY PALMER, - British TV actor (”As Time Goes By”)
(*) VIRGINIA PATTON – actress, “It’s a Wonderful Life” as George Bailey’s sister-in-law “Ruth Dakin Bailey”
TOM PAXTON - folk singer
ISABEL PERÓN - former president of Argentina
(*) BARBARA PERRY - TV actress, “The Dick Van Dyke Show” as Pickles Sorrell, Buddy’s wife
SIÂN PHILIPS - Welsh actress, “I, Claudius”: “Dune”
CHRISTINA PICKLES - British-born actress, “St. Elsewhere”
ROSAMUNDE PILCHER - British romance novelist
(*) PRISCILLA POINTER - 1970s/1980s movie actress; mother of actress Amy Irving
VLADIMIR POSNER - Russian-born journalist
(*) LEONTYNE PRICE - opera soprano
HAL PRINCE - Broadway stage director/producer
E. ANNIE PROULX - novelist, “Brokeback Mountain”
THOMAS PYNCHON – author, “Gravity’s Rainbow”
MARY QUANT - 1960s British fashion designer
(*) CARMEL QUINN - Irish-American singer, “The Arthur Godfrey Show”
LEE RADZIWILL - socialite; sister of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
(*) GENE REYNOLDS - juvenile actor, “The Blue Bird”; TV producer, “M*A*S*H”
RENÉE RICHARDS - transgendered tennis player
CHITA RIVERA - dancer/actress
PAT ROBERTSON - televangelist; presidential candidate
ANNE ROIPHE - feminist author
SONNY ROLLINS - jazz musician
PHILIP ROTH - author ("Goodbye, Columbus”)
PATRICIA ROUTLEDGE - British actress (“Keeping Up Appearances”)
GENA ROWLANDS – actress, “Gloria”
(*) BARBARA RUSH – actress, “The Young Philadelphians”\
MITCHELL RYAN – actor, “Dark Shadows”
(*) MORT SAHL - Canadian-born comedian/political commentator
BRUNO SAMMARTINO - Italian-born wrestler
PAUL SAND - actor, “Story Theatre”; “Can’t Stop the Music”
PRUNELLA SCALES - British actress, “Fawlty Towers”
CHUCK SCHADEN - Chicago-based radio personality/author specializing in OTR (old time radio)
RONNIE SCHELL - TV comedic actor, “Gomer Pyle – USMC”; “Good Morning, World”
PETER SCHICKELE - comedic composer/pianist “P.D.Q. Bach”
BOB SCHIEFFER - broadcast journalist
LALO SCHIFRIN - Argentine-born pianist/composer/conductor, “Mission: Impossible”9
(*) ALFIE SCOPP - British-born Canadian voice-over artist, “Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer”;1960s “Spider-Man”)
RENATA SCOTTO - Italian opera soprano
GEORGE SEGAL - actor, “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
MARIE SEVERIN - comic book artist (primarily for Marvel
RICHARD SHELBY - party-switching U. S. Senator, Alabama
(*) MIMI SHERATON - food critic; cookbook author
RICHARD M. SHERMAN - Disney songwriter, “Mary Poppins”; “It’s a Small World”
ROBERT SILVERBERG - science fiction author
TOM SKERRITT – actor, “M*A*S*H” movie; “Alien”
JEAN KENNEDY SMITH - sister of President John F. Kenndy
WOLE SOYINKA – Nigerian Noble Laureate author
TOM SPRINGFIELD - British pop songwriter “I’ll Never Find Another You”: “Georgy Girl,” as co-writer
JACKIE STALLONE - astrologer; mother of actor/screenwriter Sylvester Stallone
BART STARR - football player
HERBERT STEMPEL - Quiz Show scandal figure
FRANCES STERNHAGEN - stage/screen actress, “Cheers” as Cliff Clavin’s mother
DEAN STOCKWEL – actor, “The Boy With Green Hair”; :Married to the Mob”
(*) ELLY STONE - singer/stage actress, “Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris”
(80, 12/20/2017) (NOEL) PAUL STOOKEY - folksinger, “Peter, Paul and Mary”
UNA STUBBS - British TV actress, ’Til Death Ys Do Part”
GEORGE TAKEI – actor, “Star Trek”; LGBT activist
GAY TALESE – journalist/author, “Thy Neighbor’s Wife”
VALENTINA TERESHKOVA - Russian cosmonaut; first woman in space
CHAIM TOPOL - Israeli-British actor, “Fiddler on the Roof”
JEAN-LOUIS TRINTIGNANT, French actor, “And God Created Woman”
VALENTINO - Italian fashion designer
(*) CHARLES VAN DOREN - academician; Quiz Show scandal figure
JACK VAN IMPE – televangelist
JOYCE VAN PATTEN - actress
(*) MONIQUE VAN VOOREN - Belgian-born actress
MARIO VARGAS LLOSA - Peruvian Nobel Laureate author
MAX VON SYDOW - Swedish acto
M. EMMETT WALSH - character actor
JOSEPH WAMBAUGH - law enforcement professional turned novelist
WAVY GRAVY (ne Hugh Romney) - 1960s countercultural personality
PAXTON WHITEHEAD - British-born stage/screen actor, “Beyond the Fringe”
STUART WHITMAN – actor, “Hold Back the Night”
(*) CARA WILLIAMS - TV sitcom actress, “Pete and Gladys”
GAHAN WILSON - illustrator; children’s book author
MARY LOUISE WILSON – actress, “One Day at a Time”
(*) JULES WITCOVER - political author/columnist
(*) JANE WITHERS - 1940s child actor; 1970s TV pitchwoman “Josephine, the Plumbe
ANDREW YOUNG - statesman
HARRIS YULIN - character actor
(*) FRANCO ZEFFERELLI - Italian film producer/director

[Michael OConnor]

I was going thru that list and had to check about a half dozen of them that I thought were dead. Joseph Wambaugh I thought had died simply about 20 years ago because he put out a bunch of police books in the 70's and early 80's then pretty much disappeared. I didn't realize he was in his mid 30's when he first started publishing his best sellers, I thought he was in his 50's at the time and brought a lifetime of experience as a cop to his writing.

I didn't realize Wavy Gravy was still with us. I met Wavy about 20 years ago when I was living in Detroit and he was visiting the local mall selling ties for the Jerry Garcia tie company. I didn't buy a tie but I did get an autographed picture, which is buried in my storage building someplace.

[A Friend]

In article <jbta2dpjv7l66hnhc...@4ax.com>, David Carson
<da...@neosoft.com> wrote:

> Steve Ditko - hmm ... I have a bias AGAINST MARVEL

He's worked for just about everybody over the decades. Please don't
hold it against him.

I was particularly fond of his work for Charlton Comics in the 1960s.

[That Derek]

My list was done in a format reflecting David Carson's original. Hence, the compression of facts.

One day, such a listing will encompass Ditko's other work at DC, Charlton, et. al. That will occur as soon as Hollywood makes a successful big-budget movie out of Captain Atom, The Question, The Creeper, The Hawk and the Dove, or Shade the Changing Man.

[wayne....@gmail.com]

Dallas Green died on March 22, 2017

[J.D. Baldwin]

In the previous article, That Derek <that...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> However, I have conjured up a bunch of names of octogenarians,
> nonagenarians, and centenarians who did not make it into most his
> recent posting.

David doesn't seem to think much of classical musicians, but off the
top of my head I think Zubin Mehta (81), Alfred Brendel (86), Paul
Badura-Skoda (90), Vladimir Ashkenazy (80) and Nana Mouskouri (83) are
all pretty notable even to the general public. Badura-Skoda, maybe
not so much, but he ought to be.
--
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_|70|___:)=}- J.D. Baldwin |quite prepared not only to retract it, but also
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[cathyc...@aol.com]

Menahem Pressler is 95.

[bill...@gmail.com]

A terrific list :)

However Darryl Hickman is 86 and shouldn't be asterisked.

[That Derek]

ADDENDA to Assenda:

(*) RAY ANTHONY - bandleader
RUSSELL BAKER - social/political critic; memoirist, one-time host, “Masterpiece Theatre
JOAN BENNY - memoirist; daughter of comedic actors Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone
PERRY BOTKIN JR. - composer/musician, “Nadia’s Theme”
(80, 12/17/2017) JOYCE BULIFANT - comedic actress, “Big John, Little John”
CHIEF MANGOSUTHU BUTHELEZI - South African Zulu statesman
(*) PHYLLIS COATES - actress, “The Adventures of Superman”
GINO CONFORTI - TV sitcom actor, “Three’s Company”
(*) NORM CROSBY - comedian/malapropist
DICK DALE - 1960s surf guitarist (NOT “The Lawrence Welk Show” singer)
BARRY DE VORZON - composer/musician, “Nadia’s Theme”
BOB DISHY - comedic actor, “That Was the Week That Was”
PHIL DONOHUE - TV host
BOB DOROUGH - jazz pianist/singer, “Schoolhouse Rock”
ABDUL “DUKE” FAKIR - singer, “The Four Tops” (last surviving original member)
FELICIA FARR - actress; widow of actor Jack Lemmon
JAMES FRAWLEY - director, “The Monkees”; “The Muppet Movie”
BAMBER GASCOIGNE - – British TV personality/intellectual
CHARLIE GRACIE - 1950s singer, “Butterfly”
ROOSEVELT “ROSEY” GRIER - football player; actor; apprehender of Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s assassin
HARRY HARRISON - Top 40 radio personality, New York’s WMCA-AM, WABC-AM, WCBS-FM
BILLY HAYES - comedic actress, “Li’l Abner”; “H.R. Pufnstuf”
PHIL HENDERSON - member, comedy team “Skiles and Henderson”
CHUCK JACKSON - R&B singer, “Any Day Now”; claimant to having discovered “The Jackson 5”
FRANK JACOBS - MAD Magazine satirist known for song/nursery rhyme parodies
TOM JONES - co-author, Off-Broadway musical “The Fantasticks” (NOT the Welsh-born pop singer),
(*) WILL JORDAN - impressionist best-known as Ed Sullivan, “the Doors”; “The Buddy Holly Story”
JOHN KANDER - co-author, Broadway shows “Cabaret”; “Chicago”
MONTE LANDIS - British-born comedic actor, “The Monkees”; “Myra Breckinridge”
GALT MacDERMOTT - co-author, Broadway musical “Hair”
(*) CHRISTINE McGUIRE - singer, “The McGuire Sisters”
PHYLLIS McGUIRE - singer, “The McGuire Sisters”
ZUBIN MEHTA - Indian-born conductor
PHYLLIS NEWMAN - actress; widow of songwriter Adolph Greene
LARRY PEERCE - film/TV director, “The Other Side of the Mountain”; son of operatic tenor Jan Peerce
JAMES RADO - co-author, Broadway musical “Hair”
BOB RAFELSON - director/producer, “The Monkees”; “Five Easy Pieces”
BABA RAM DASS (ne Richard Alpert) - spiritual teacher; 1960s countercultural personality
RAMIRO “RAY” RAMIREZ - Austin, Texas, police officer who shot sniper/killer Charles Whitman (1966)
BOBBY RAMSEN - comedian/sitcom actor, “Double Trouble”; “The Bob Newhart Show”
JIMMIE RODGERS - 1960s pop singer (NOT earlier country singers), “Honeycomb”
ANNIE ROSS - British-born jazz chanteuse, “Lambert, Hendricks and Ross”; actress, “Our Gang Follies of 1938”; “Superman III”
BILLY SALUGA - comedic performer “Raymond J. Johnson Jr.”
HARVEY SCHMIDT - co-author, Off-Broadway musical “The Fantasticks”
BOBBY SEALE - political activist, The Chicago 8
MITZI SHORE - comedy club impresario; mother of actor Pauly Shore
IAN TYSON - Canadian-born folk singer, “Ian & Sylvia”
(* 90 on 02/06/2018) LARRY WILDE - comedian turned joke book author turned motivational speaker
(believed to be over 80) TATJANA WOOD - comic book colorist; one-time wife of comic book artist Wallace Wood
(*) LOUIS ZORICH - actor, “Mad About You”; husband of actress Olympia Dukakis

[David Carson]

On Mon, 4 Dec 2017 21:32:29 -0800 (PST), That Derek <that...@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>ADDENDA to Assenda:

>PHIL DONOHUE - TV host

Already on my list.

[That Derek]

More Addenda:

JAY J. ARMES - amputee private investigator
JOHN BIRD - British comedic actor, “That Was the Week That Was”; singer/songwriter, Idi Amin parody “Amazing Man”
ALEXANDER BUTTERFIELD - Watergate figure
PAT CROWLEY - TV actress, “Please Don’t Eat the Daisies”
(*) JEANNETTE DeMARCO - singer, “The DeMarco Sisters”
JANET CANTOR GARI - memoirist; daughter of entertainer Eddie Cantor; inspiration for Cantor song “Yes, Sir, That’s My Baby”
FRANK GEHRY - Canadian-born architect
ANITA GILLETTE - actress, “Quincy, M.E.”
(*) RUSS HEATH - comic book artist, DC war-theme titles including “The Haunted Tank”
JOHN HORTON - Canadian-born actor, “The Shawshank Redemption” (as judge); Talking Books narrator
BEN KINCHLOW - co-host, “The 700 Club”
GARY LOCKWOOD - actor, “2001: A Space Odyssey”
(*) SYLVIA MILES - actress, “Midnight Cowboy”
BRUCE MORROW - Top 40 radio personality “Cousin Brucie,” NYC’s WABC-AM; WNBC-AM; WCBS-FM
(*) CARMELITA POPE - 1940s actress; 1970s TV pitchwoman
TOM ROBBINS - author, “Still Life with Woodpecker”
DAVID ROTHENBERG - NYC radio personality, WBAI-FM; theatrical producer; advocate for prison reform, “The Fortune Society”
FRANK SERPICO - whistleblowing NYPD police officer
(*) BILLY WATSON - juvenile actor, “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington”
(*) H. M. WYNANT - episodic TV actor, “Perry Mason”; “The Twilight Zone: The Howling Man”

[Michael OConnor]

> JAY J. ARMES - amputee private investigator

I wonder how much he got paid for this:

tps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eF494KTCFU

[That Derek]

More names ...

(* 90 on 12/18/2017) Ramsey Clark - U.S. Attorney General under :.B. Johnson
Ben Cooper - actor, "Alias Smith and Jones" (NOT the Halloween costumer)
Mart Crowley - playwright, "The Boys in the Band"
Alphonse D'Amato - U.s. Senator, New York
Paul Krassner - 1960's countercultural journalist/author
David Ossman - comedy performer/writer, "Firesign Theatre"
Stu Phillips - film/TV composer
James Randolph - actor; TV spokesman, NYC's computer training Albert Merrill School
Freddie Roman - comedian, "Catskills on Broadway"
Calvin Trillin - journalist/columnist
Rexella Van Impe - televangelist
Adam Wade- singer, "Ruby"; first African-American TV game show host, "Musical Chairs"

[RH Draney]

* Ed Ames - actor, singer, "Frontier rabbi" in classic Tonight Show clip

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[That Derek]

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.obituaries/beJbKXiXnCg
Ed Ames wa on the original David Carson litany. He’s easy to find … only names in.
I guessed you missed him … just like Ed Ames with his tomahawk.
BTW, check out my latest posting titled “MEFA-LIST” in which I combined Carson’s list with all the supplements. There’s like 800-900 names thereupon.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.obituaries/T_ULXOXGkTc
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