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	The Dean Martin Show - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The show was considered suitable and entertaining for all ages.
		Although Martin's act was that of a drunken playboy, the ever-present old-fashioned glass in his hand had apple juice in it.
		When the show was cancelled in 1974, a series of Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts were produced in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Hotel (a tradition started on the variety series' last season).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Dean_Martin_Show (406 words)

	"The Dean Martin Show" (1965) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		At the halfway point of the show, Martin would adjourn to his 'music room', peeking into a doorway where an unscheduled guest would make a cameo...he never knew who would be behind the door, and the surprise was a show highlight.
		When Dean Martin's series finally faded, it was more because of the overall decline of the variety show concept than of any failure on his part; restructuring his show into a comedy 'roast', producer Greg Garrison found a new format that allowed the entertainer several more years as an NBC 'staple'.
		While Martin's last years would be haunted by the tragedy of his son's untimely death (Dean Paul Martin, an Air Force pilot, would perish in an airplane crash, in 1987), for nearly two decades, Dean Martin was, undeniably, one of television's greatest stars.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0058797 (604 words)

	Dean Martin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dean Martin was born in the West Virginia-Ohio border-town of Steubenville, Ohio in the Pittsburgh Tri-State region.
		Dean even managed to cure himself of his claustrophobia by literally locking himself in the elevator of a tall building and riding it up and down for hours until he was no longer panic-stricken.
		Martin never made any claims to being an intellectual or put on pretentious airs, and perhaps was telling the truth when he told an interviewer that he had only read one book in his life, the children's story Black Beauty.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dean_Martin (3877 words)

	"The Dean Martin Summer Show" (1966) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In the 1960's and early 70's, TV Variety Shows were as prevalent as Prime Time Soaps Operas were to become in the 80's, and "Reality" Shows are in the first decade of the 21st Century.
		One of the most popular Variety Shows in 1966 (#14 in it's first year) was Dean Martin's, first airing in the Fall of 1965.
		The comedy team of "Rowan and Martin", with Rowan as the set-up straight man and Martin as the daft one, did well enough that summer for NBC to develop their own show for them 2 years later: " Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In".
	us.imdb.com /Title?0059979 (360 words)

	Rich Sette's Dean Martin Show
		Dean Martin’s nightclub act, seeing Rich Sette’s Dean Martin Show will bring back great memories.
		In this fabulous tribute to Dean Martin, Rich has captured both the fluid Dino singing style and the engaging off-the-cuff manner of the King of Cool.
		Not a show to be missed, everyone must go out and find this wonderful man's schedule and go and see the show
	www.amoredeanmartin.com (433 words)

	The Dean Martin Show
		Dean had no regular supporting cast other than his
		The hallmark of the show was Dean's own easy informality,
		the show would be done with only minimal rehearsal.
	timstvshowcase.com /deanmartin.html (250 words)

	A Tribute to Dean Martin
		DEAN MARTIN re-released onto CD Each CD has ADDED "BONUS" tracks!!
		This web site is not affiliated with the Dean Martin Family Trust.
		The Rights of Publicity and the trademarks with respect to Dean Martin and Dino are owned by the Dean Martin Family Trust.
	www.deanmartin.tv (132 words)

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