BURBANKBOB
10-30-2007, 06:51 AM
Several years ago I put together a Jack Webb Tour for this board. It was a list of places where Jack Webb and other Dragnet cast and crew members lived at in Los Angeles. I have now done the same with the Dick Van Dyke Show cast. Enjoy.
Bob
THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW TOUR
THE DICK VAN DYKE THEME SONG (never used)
WORDS BY MOREY AMSTERDAM
MUSIC BY EARL HAGEN
So you think that you've got trouble.
Well trouble's a bubble.
So tell old mister trouble to get lost.
Why not hold your head up high and
Stop cryin', start tryin'.
And don't forget to keep your fingers crossed.
When you find the joy of living
Is loving and giving,
You'll be there when the winning dice are tossed.
A smile is just a frown that's turned upside-down.
So smile and that frown'll get lost,
And don't forget to keep your fingers crossed.
DICK VAN DYKE - Rob Petrie
4849 ENCINO AVENUE - ENCINO
10500 CAMARILLO STREET - TOLUCA LAKE
23215 MARIPOSA DE ORO - MALIBU
MARY TYLER MOORE - Laura Petria
703 BEVERLY DRIVE - BEVERLY HILLS
12230 TREDELL STREET - STUDIO CITY
2680 DEEP CANYON DRIVE - BEVERLY HILLS
With Grant Tinker
760 LAUSANNE ROAD - BEVERLY HILLS
With Grant Tinker
30944 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY - MALIBU
(Broad Beach section)
With Grant Tinker
13741 MULHOLLAND DRIVE - LOS ANGELES
MOREY AMSTERDAM - Buddy Sorrell
8323 BLACKBURN AVENUE - LOS ANGELES
1012 HILLCREST ROAD - BEVERLY HILLS (last home)
ROSE MARIE - Sally Rogers
6916 CHISHOLM AVENUE - VAN NUYS
RICHARD DEACON - Mel Cooley
9540 DALEGROVE DRIVE - BEVERLY HILLS (last home)
LARRY MATTHEWS - Ritchie Petrie
48 PALOMA STREET - VAN NUYS
CARL REINER - Alan Brady
714 BEVERLY DRIVE - BEVERLY HILLS
JERRY PARIS - Jerry Helper
1480 SAN REMO DRIVE - PACIFIC PALISADES
ANN MARIE GUILBERT - Millie Helper
550 ERKSTINE DRIVE - PACIFIC PALISADES
DESILU STUDIOS
9336 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD - CULVER CITY
The series was filmed here
148 BONNY MEADOW ROAD - NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
The Petrie family home address
TRIVIA AND HISTORY
"HEAD OF THE FAMILY"
The originally pilot starred starred the shows creator, writer and producer,
Carl Reiner, as Rob Petrie, Barbara Brittan as Laura and Sylvia Miles as Sally Rogers. When the show was picked up as a series, the powers that be thought that Reiner was too Jewish and too New York.
When casting began on the series one of the runner - up's for the role of Rob Petrie was Johnny Carson. Dick Van Dyke was on Broadway in "Bye, Bye, Birdie", and took a week off to fly to Los Angeles to audition for the part, which he got. There were many actresses who tried out for the role of Laura, but producer Danny Thomas remembered a young actress named Mary Tyler Moore, who had appeared on his show, and recommended her for the part.
When Rose Marie was hired for the role of Sally Rogers, she mentioned Morey Amsterdam for the part of Buddy Sorrell. The character of Alan Brady was based on comedian Sid Caesar. Reiner used to write for Caesar's classic 50's tv comedy, " Your Show Of Shows".
JANUARY 20, 1961
On the same day as the series pilot was being filmed, President John F. Kennedy was inaugurated.
After the first season, CBS canceled the show, then renewed it. When it finally did go off the air, it was because the cast and producers wanted to out while the show was still on top.
The theme song lyrics, which were never heard, were written by Morey Amsterdam and the music was by Earl Hagen. In 2006 Dick Van Dyke sang it for the first time at the TV Awards.
Bob
THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW TOUR
THE DICK VAN DYKE THEME SONG (never used)
WORDS BY MOREY AMSTERDAM
MUSIC BY EARL HAGEN
So you think that you've got trouble.
Well trouble's a bubble.
So tell old mister trouble to get lost.
Why not hold your head up high and
Stop cryin', start tryin'.
And don't forget to keep your fingers crossed.
When you find the joy of living
Is loving and giving,
You'll be there when the winning dice are tossed.
A smile is just a frown that's turned upside-down.
So smile and that frown'll get lost,
And don't forget to keep your fingers crossed.
DICK VAN DYKE - Rob Petrie
4849 ENCINO AVENUE - ENCINO
10500 CAMARILLO STREET - TOLUCA LAKE
23215 MARIPOSA DE ORO - MALIBU
MARY TYLER MOORE - Laura Petria
703 BEVERLY DRIVE - BEVERLY HILLS
12230 TREDELL STREET - STUDIO CITY
2680 DEEP CANYON DRIVE - BEVERLY HILLS
With Grant Tinker
760 LAUSANNE ROAD - BEVERLY HILLS
With Grant Tinker
30944 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY - MALIBU
(Broad Beach section)
With Grant Tinker
13741 MULHOLLAND DRIVE - LOS ANGELES
MOREY AMSTERDAM - Buddy Sorrell
8323 BLACKBURN AVENUE - LOS ANGELES
1012 HILLCREST ROAD - BEVERLY HILLS (last home)
ROSE MARIE - Sally Rogers
6916 CHISHOLM AVENUE - VAN NUYS
RICHARD DEACON - Mel Cooley
9540 DALEGROVE DRIVE - BEVERLY HILLS (last home)
LARRY MATTHEWS - Ritchie Petrie
48 PALOMA STREET - VAN NUYS
CARL REINER - Alan Brady
714 BEVERLY DRIVE - BEVERLY HILLS
JERRY PARIS - Jerry Helper
1480 SAN REMO DRIVE - PACIFIC PALISADES
ANN MARIE GUILBERT - Millie Helper
550 ERKSTINE DRIVE - PACIFIC PALISADES
DESILU STUDIOS
9336 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD - CULVER CITY
The series was filmed here
148 BONNY MEADOW ROAD - NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
The Petrie family home address
TRIVIA AND HISTORY
"HEAD OF THE FAMILY"
The originally pilot starred starred the shows creator, writer and producer,
Carl Reiner, as Rob Petrie, Barbara Brittan as Laura and Sylvia Miles as Sally Rogers. When the show was picked up as a series, the powers that be thought that Reiner was too Jewish and too New York.
When casting began on the series one of the runner - up's for the role of Rob Petrie was Johnny Carson. Dick Van Dyke was on Broadway in "Bye, Bye, Birdie", and took a week off to fly to Los Angeles to audition for the part, which he got. There were many actresses who tried out for the role of Laura, but producer Danny Thomas remembered a young actress named Mary Tyler Moore, who had appeared on his show, and recommended her for the part.
When Rose Marie was hired for the role of Sally Rogers, she mentioned Morey Amsterdam for the part of Buddy Sorrell. The character of Alan Brady was based on comedian Sid Caesar. Reiner used to write for Caesar's classic 50's tv comedy, " Your Show Of Shows".
JANUARY 20, 1961
On the same day as the series pilot was being filmed, President John F. Kennedy was inaugurated.
After the first season, CBS canceled the show, then renewed it. When it finally did go off the air, it was because the cast and producers wanted to out while the show was still on top.
The theme song lyrics, which were never heard, were written by Morey Amsterdam and the music was by Earl Hagen. In 2006 Dick Van Dyke sang it for the first time at the TV Awards.