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Old 12-29-17, 01:59 PM   #1
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Icon9 Rose Marie dead at 94

She was always one of my favourites. Loved her acting and her comedy.

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Rose Marie, the actress made famous for her role as Sally Rogers on famed 1960 sitcom “The Dick Van Dyke Show,” has died at age 94.
The news comes from the star’s official Twitter account, which announced on Thursday that she had passed at her home in Van Nuys California.
“It is with broken hearts that we share the terribly sad news that our beloved Rose Marie passed away this afternoon,” the statement said.
Marie was a child star of the 1920s and 1930s who endeared herself to TV fans on the classic '60s sitcom that featured Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore.

Rose Marie (left) and Mary Tyler Moore (right) appear in an episode of the 'Dick Van Dyke Show' (CBS)


The Film, TV and Broadway actress had one of the longest-running careers in entertainment, according to the obituary on her website.
After a career as a popular radio personality, Marie got her big break performing in movies such as “International House” and “Big Broadcast of 1935.” She was invited to be a headliner by Benjamin “Bugsy” Segal at the Flamingo casino hotel in Las Vegas in 1946 before becoming a household name on “Dick Van Dyke” in 1961.

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From there, she moved on to “The Doris Day Show” and became one of the longest regulars on “Hollywood Squares.”
She appeared in numerous movies as a child and starred in the Broadway musical "Top Banana." She was nominated for three Emmys and received a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame in 2001.
According to her website, when asked about retiring she said, "I've been in show business my whole life. Why start something new now?"
Carl Reiner, the creator of the "Dick Van Dyke Show" tweeted about her passing.
"I was so sad to learn of the passing of Rosemarie," he wrote. "There's never been a more engaging & multi-talented performer. In a span of 90 years, since she was four, dear Rosie performed on radio, in vaudeville, night clubs, films, TV, & Vegas & always had audiences clamoring for "more!!"
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Old 12-30-17, 12:16 AM   #2
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WOW! I had no idea she was even still around! I was a pre-teen when The Dick Van Dyke Show first aired, and loved everything about it, including Rose Marie. She was a powerhouse, and the repartee between the actors on that show is still among the strongest ever.
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Old 12-30-17, 06:17 AM   #3
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I still remember The Dick Van Dyke Show as a youngster and the part/character she played.

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People tend to make a big deal about Mary Tyler Moore and how she was a ground breaking icon in her own series as an independent workingwoman; however it can be argued Rose Marie was a ground breaker even before MT: Rose's character of Sally on the Dick Van Dyke Show was an equal in an office full of men; equally respected, equally listened to, and an equal contributor to the comedy writing team. Her character was not one of those 'secretary' types who made the coffee, did the office work and deferred to the male characters yu so very often saw in early TV shows. Rose Marie and her Sally are deserving of being hailed as the prototypes for those women and characters who came later...

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