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CAPTAIN BIJOU MOUSE PAD HAPPY TO SEE HOPPY - WILLIAM BOYD (known to millions of western movie fans as HOPALONG CASSIDY) makes a personal appearance in the early 1950s much to the delight of both children and parents alike. The American public had not seen anything quite like the Hoppy craze of the 1950s -- every imaginable article of clothing, food product or toy bore the Hopalong Cassidy image. To be sure there had been licensed products of other movie cowboys stars before, but none had swept the country with such an overwhelming tidal wave of demand as Hopalong Cassidy. The difference was television. Boyd, after securing the rights to the character he had played on the screen since 1935, had seen the demand for the franchise dissapate by the late 1940s as the demand for "B" westerns was eroded by rising production costs and the advent of television. Wisely, Boyd, sold 52 of the 66 Hopalong Cassidy westerns to NBC, and created video's first cowboy star. In addition, he, along with early television stars like MIlton Berle, helped proved the viability -- and profitability -- of television as an advertising medium. So great was the demand for Hopalong Cassidy, that Boyd produced an additional 52 half-hour shows for television and starred in a weekly Hoppy radio series on CBS from 1951-1953. Roy Rogers and Gene Autry would soon follow suit with their own popular series, but it was Hoppy who rode the television trail to great popularity first. Now, all 66 Hopalong Cassidy theatrical features have been digitally remastered and released on DVD in the Hopalong Cassidy Ultimate Collector's Edition, which comes in a special collector's tin patterned after a 1950s Hoplaong Cassidy lunch box. Loaded with bonus materials, buckaroos and buckarettes can saddle up and ride the trails of western adventure once again with Hoppy, Johnny, Lucky, Windy, Gabby and the men of the Bar 20 for only $54.99. You can order your set by clicking the below link: HOPALONG CASSIDY ULTIMATE COLLECTOR'S EDITION DVD SET- $54.99 Glenn Kessler The Joys of The Joy THE FINAL REEL 2009 So long to favorites who have entertained and enlightened in the comfortable darkness of the movie theatre, on the stage through song and voice or in the comfort of our living room in the glare of television or radio's intimate ether. They will be missed.... GALE STORM 1922-2009 OTHER PASSINGS IN 2009 KARL MALDEN - 97 - Academy Award and Emmy-winning actor - July 2 JOE BOWMAN - 84 - Gunmaster/ Firearms expert/ film advisor - June 30 HARVE PRESNELL - 75 - Actor - June 30 BILLY MAYS - 50 - TV pitchman - June 28 FRED TRAVELENA - 66 - Comedian - June 28 GALE STORM - 87 - Actress/ singer - June 27 SAM RUBIN - 90 - Publisher (Classic Images) - June 26 FARRAH FAWCETT - 62 - Actress/ pop icon- June 25 MICHAEL JACKSON - 50 - Singer/songwriter/pop icon - June 25 TIM KREKEL - 50 - Country music songwriter - June 24 ED McMAHON - 86 - Announcer / televsiion host - June 23 JOHN HOUGHTALING - 92 - Inventor (Magic Fingers) - June 17 DUSTY RHODES - 82 - Baseball player - June 17 ALLAN KING - 79 - Film director - June 15 BOB BOGLE - 75 - Guitarist (The Ventures) - June 14 HUEY LONG - 105 Singer (The Ink Spots) - June 10 MICHAEL ROOF - 32- Actor - June 9 DAVE SIMONS - 54 - Comic book artist - JUne 9 KARL MICHAEL VOGLER - 80 - Actor - June 9 SAM BUTERA - 81 - Saxophonist - June 3 DAVID CARRADINE - 72 Actor - June 3 MARY HOWARD de LIAGRE - 96 - Actress - June 6 KOKO TAYLOR - 80 - Blues singer June 3 DAVID EDDINGS - 77- Fantasy author - June 2 DON EDMONDS - 73 - Actor/Cult film director - May 30 MORT ABRAHAMS - 93 - Film/television producer - May 28 JACK REILLEY - 84 - Television producer - May 27 MICHAEL ROSS - 89 - Screenwriter/director - May 26 JACK LEWIS - 84 - Stuntman/screenwriter - May 24 EDWARD LAKSO - 76 - Screenwriter (Star Trek)/ producer - May 23 JOAN ALEXANDER - 94 - Radio Actress (Adventures of Superman) - May 21 LUCY GORDON - 28 - Actress - May 20 WAYNE ALLWINE - 62 - Voice artist (Mickey Mouse) - May 18 CAROL COLE - 64 - Actress - May 18 FRANK ALETTER - 82 - Actor - May 13 EVE BRUTON - 60 - Songwriter/musician - May 9 DOM DIMAGGIO - 92 - Baseball player - Brother of Joe Dimaggio - May 8 MICKEY CARROLL - 89 - Actor (Wizard of Oz) - May 7 LINDA DANGCIL - 66 - Actress - May 7 JOHN FURIA JR. - 79 - Screenwriter - May 7 VIOLA WILLS - 69 - Singer - May 6 MURASAKI YAMADA - 60 - Japanese manga artist - May 5 DOM DELUISE - 75 - Actor/comedian - May 4 JANE RANDOLPH - 94 - Actress - May 4 MARILYN FRENCH - 79 - Author - May 2 JACK KEMP - 73 - Football player/politician - May 2 MARC ROCCO - 46 - Filmmaker - - May 1 VERN GOSDIN - 74 - Singer/songwriter - April 28 BUDDY ROSE -56 - Pro wrestler - April 28 BEATRICE ARTHUR - 86 - Actress - April 25 KEN ANNAKIN - 94 - British film director - April 22 JACK CARDIFF - 94 - British cinematographer - April 22 MARILYN COOPER - 74 - Actress - April 22 "DOC" BLANCHARD - 84 - Heisman Trophy winner - April 18 PETER ROGERS - 95 - British film producer - April 142   HARRY KALAS - 73 - Sportscaster - April 13 MARILYN CHAMBERS - 56 - Iconic adult film actress - April 12 NICK ADENHART - 22 - Baseball player - April 9 JANE BRYAN - 90 - Actress - April 8 NANCY OVERTON - 83 - Singer (The Chordettes) - April 5 JODY McCREA - 74 - Actor - April 4 THOMAS BRADEN - 92 - Author and journalist - April 3 LOU PERRYMAN - 67 - Actor - April 2 FRANK SPRINGER - 79 - Comic book artist - April 2 MONTE HALE - 89 - Actor and singer - March 29 ANDY HALLETT - 33 - Actor - March 29 MAURICE JARRE - 84 - Composer - March 29 IRVING R. LEVINE - 86 - TV and radio journalist - March 27 LARRY GLICK - 87 - Radio talk show host - March 26 GEORGE KELL - 86 - Baseball Hall of Famer - March 24 JADE GOODY - 27 - British reality TV personality - March 22 EDDIE BO - 79 - Singer and pianist - March 18 NATASHA RICHARDSON - 45 - Actress - March 18 MORTON LACHMAN - 90- Screenwriter/ producer - March 17 JACK LAWRENCE - 96 - Songwriter - March 15 RON SILVER - 62 - Actor/activist - March 15 ALTOVISE DAVIS - 65 - Actress - March 14 MILLARD KAUFMAN - 92 - Screenwriter - March 14 DICK ROSS - 90 - Film/ Television producer - March 14 COY WATSON JR. - 96 - Silent film child actor - March 14 BETSY BLAIR - 85 - Actress - March 13 ALAN LIVINGSTON - 91- American music executive - March 13 HANK LOCKLIN - 91 - Country music singer - March 9 JIMMY BOYD - 70 - Actor/ singer - March 7 BARBARA PARKER - 62 - Author - March 7 HORTON FOOTE - 92 - Playwright/screenwriter - March 4 SYDNEY CHAPLIN - 82 - Actor (son of Charlie Chaplin) - March 3 ERNIE ASHWORTH - 80 - Country music singer - March 2 JOAN TURNER - 86 - Actress/entertainer - March 1 PAUL HARVEY -90 - Radio broadcaster - February 28 AL LEWIS - 84 - Children's TV host - February 28 TOM STURDIVANT - 78 - Major League Baseball player - February 28 WENDY RICHARDS - 65 - Actress - February 26 PHILIP JOSE FARMER - 91 - Author - February 25 HOWARD ZIEFF - 81 - Film director - February 22 ROBERT QUARRY - 83 - Actor - February 20 DOROTHY BRIDGES - 93 - Actress/ poet - February 16 ESTELLE BENNETT - 67 - Singer (Ronettes) - February 11 ROBERT WOODRUFF ANDERSON - 91 - Playwright/screenwriter - February 9 MOLLY BEE - 69 - Country singer - February 7 BLOSSOM DEARIE - 82 - Jazz singer and pianist - February 7 PHILIP CAREY - 83 - Actor - February 6 JAMES WHITMORE - 87 - Actor - February 6 INGEMAR JOHANSSON - 76 - Heavyweight boxing champ - January 30 BILLY POWELL - 56 - Musician (Lynyrd Skynyrd) - January 28 JOHN UPDIKE - 76 - Author - January 27 JAMES BRADY - 80 - Columnist - January 26 KIM MANNERS - 59 - Television producer (X-Files) - January 25 CHARLES H. SCHNEER - 88 - Film producer - January 21 KATHLEEN BYRON - 88 - Actress - January 18 BOB MAY - 69 - Actor (Lost in Space) - January 18 SUSANNA FOSTER - 84 - Actress/singer - January 17 SIR CLAUDE MORTIMER - 85 - Barrister/ novelist (Rumpole of the Bailey) - January 16 ANDREW WYETH - 91 - Painter - January 16 RICARDO MONTALBAN - 88- Actor - January 14 PATRICK McGOOHAN - 80 - Actor - January 13 JON HAGER - 67 - Country music performer (Hee Haw) - January 9 DAVE ROBERTS - 64 - Baseball player - January 9 DON GALLOWAY - 71 - Actor - January 8 RAY DENNIS STECKLER - 70 - Film director - January 7 CHERYL HOLDRIDGE - 64 - Actress/ Mousketeer - January 6 CLAUDE JETER - 94 - Gospel singer - January 6 JOHN SCOTT MARTIN - 83 - Actor - January 6 BOB LAZARUS - 52 - Comedian - January 4 PAT HINGLE - 84 - Actor - January 3 OLGA SAN JUAN - 81 - Actress - January 3 EDMUND PURDOM - 84 - Actor - January 1         Entire contents of this website © 2009 by Earl Blair Enterprises. 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