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RANDOLPH
MANTOOTH
Johnny Gage -Squad 51 Paramedic who loved the ladies.
Born: September 19,
1945
Birthplace: Sacramento, CA
Height:6'1"
Eyes:Brown
hair=Black
Randy is the oldest of four children. He has two
sisters and a brother. Mr.Mantooth
is presently working on a new series for TV, USAR1.
Lets all support it! |
Randy
Mantooth Movies and Shows
USAR1 ???????? soon to be a series??
J.A.G.
(1997
Walker,
Texas Ranger (1997)
Diagnosis
Murder (1997)
The
City ( )
Loving
()
General
Hospital (1993)
Baywatch
(1992)
Mac
Gyver (1991)
The
Fall Guy (1986)
Murder
She Wrote (1985)
Bridge
Across Time (1985)
The
Fall Guy (1984)
The
Fall Guy (1983)
Vegas
(1981)
Fantasy
Island (1981)
Charlie's
Angel (1980)
Love
Boat (1979)
The
Seekers (1979)
Battlestar
Galactica (1979)
Operation
Petticoat (1978-1979)
Vegas
(1978)
Owen
Marshall: Counselor at law (1974)
Emergency
(1972-1977)
Owen
Marshall: Counselor at law (1971)
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KEVIN
TIGHE
Roy DeSoto- Squad 51 Paramedic and
dedicated family man who had to put up with Johnny.
Born: August 13, 1944
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California
Mr.Tighe is presently
working on a new pilot for TV for this fall??
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Actor - filmography
(1990s) (1980s) (1970s)
- Mumford
(1999) .... Mr. Crisp
- Darwin Conspiracy (1999)
(TV) .... Allan Hollingsworth
- We Met On the Vineyard
(1999)
- Winchell (1998) (TV)
.... William Randolph Hearst
- Scorpion Spring (1997)
.... California County Sherriff
- In Cold Blood (1996) (TV)
.... Herbert Clutter
- Race the Sun (1996)
.... Jack Fryman
- Jade (1995) .... D.A.
Arnold Clifford
- "Murder One"
(1995) TV Series .... Davy Blaylock (1995-1996)
- Escape to Witch Mountain
(1995) (TV) .... Sheriff Bronson
- Avenging Angel, The
(1995) (TV) .... Benjamin Rigby
- Betrayal of Trust (1994)
(TV) .... Bill Carroll
... aka Under the Influence (1994) (TV)
- Double Cross (1994)
.... Brian Cody
- Men of War (1994)
.... Merrick
- Ticket, The (1994)
.... Mr. Kessler
- What's Eating Gilbert
Grape (1993) .... Mr. Carver
- Geronimo: An American
Legend (1993) .... Brigadier General Nelson Miles
- I Love a Man in Uniform
(1993) .... Frank
... aka Man in Uniform, A (1993)
- Caught in the Act
(1993/I) (TV)
- Better Off Dead (1993)
(TV) .... D.A. John Byron
- Newsies (1992) ....
Snyder
... aka Newsboys (1992)
- School Ties (1992)
.... Coack McDevitt
- Face of a Stranger (1991)
(TV) .... Richard
- Bright Angel (1991)
.... The Man
- City of Hope (1991)
.... O'Brien
- Perry Mason: The Case of
the Defiant Daughter (1990) (TV) .... Steven Elliott
- Another 48 Hrs. (1990)
.... Blake Wilson
- K-9 (1989)
.... Lyman
- Lost Angels (1989)
.... Doctor Gaeyl
... aka Road Home, The (1989)
- Road House (1989)
.... Tilghman
- Eight Men Out (1988)
.... Sport Sullivan
- Matewan (1987) ....
Hickey
- Most Deadly
Passage (1979) (TV)
- Rebels, The (1979) (TV)
.... Thomas Jefferson
- Emergency: Survival on
Charter #220 (1978) (TV) .... Roy Desoto
- "Emergency +4"
(1973) TV Series (voice) .... Roy DeSoto
- "Emergency!"
(1972) TV Series .... Paramedic Roy DeSoto
- Emergency! (1972) (TV)
.... Paramedic Roy DeSoto
Director - filmography
- "Emergency!"
(1972) TV Series
Notable TV guest appearances
- "Freaks and
Geeks" (1999) playing "Mr. Andopolis"
in episode: "I'm With the Band" (episode
# 1.5) 11/13/1999
- "Star Trek:
Voyager" (1995) playing "Henry
Janeway" in episode: "11:59" (episode
# 5.22) 5/5/1999
- "Strange
World" (1999) playing "Jack Cullum"
in episode: "Devil Still Holds My Hand,
The" (episode # 1.6)
- "ER" (1994)
playing "Sgt. Pete Mattimore" in
episode: "Fortune's Fools" (episode #
3.13) 1/30/1997
- "Single Guy,
The" (1995) 2/1996
- "Chicago
Hope" (1994) playing "Harry
Kincaid" in episode: "Christmas
Truce" (episode # 2.11) 12/11/1995
- "Under
Suspicion" (1994) playing "Bob
Phillips" in episode: "Wife Abuse/Murder:Part
2" (episode # 1.6) 11/4/1994
- "Murder, She
Wrote" (1984) playing "Lt. Moynihan"
in episode: "How to Make a Killing Without
Really Trying" (episode # 6.14) 2/4/1990
- "Hardy Boys
Mysteries, The" (1977) playing
"Steve" in episode: "Last Kiss Of
Summer: Part 2" (episode # 3.2) 10/8/1978
- "Hardy Boys
Mysteries, The" (1977) playing
"Steve" in episode: "Last Kiss Of
Summer, The" (episode # 3.1) 10/1/1978
- "Ellery
Queen" (1975) playing "Jim Millay"
in episode: "Adventure of Caesar's Last Sleep,
The" (episode # 1.20) 3/14/1976
- "Bonanza"
(1959) playing "Krulak" in
episode: "Weary Willies, The" (episode #
12.3) 9/27/1970
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MICHAEL NORELL
Captain Stanley/Writer
Capt. Hank Stanley led the troops at Station 51. He was the longest lasting Captain at the station.
Born: October 4
Birthplace: Wallace, Idaho
Mr. Norell currently lives in
California with his wife and two children. He continues his career of fine
writing.
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Actor - filmography
- "Emergency!"
(1972) TV Series .... Captain Stanley (1973-1977)
Writer - filmography
(1990s) (1980s) (1970s)
- Doomsday
Rock (1997) (TV)
... aka Cosmic Shock (1997) (TV) (UK)
- Remember Me (1995) (TV)
... aka Mary Higgins Clark's Remember Me (1995) (TV)
- I Spy Returns (1994) (TV)
- River of Rage: The Taking
of Maggie Keene (1993) (TV)
... aka Murder on the Rio Grande (1993) (TV)
- Diamond Fleece, The
(1992) (TV)
- Against Her Will: An
Incident in Baltimore (1992) (TV)
- Incident, The (1990) (TV)
... aka Incident at Lincoln Bluff (1990) (TV)
- Cover Girl
and the Cop, The (1989) (TV) (also story)
... aka Beauty & Denise (1989) (TV)
- Christmas Comes to Willow
Creek (1987) (TV) (also story)
- Long Gone (1987) (TV)
- Pals (1987) (TV)
- Barnum (1986/I) (TV)
- Sex and the
Married Woman (1977) (TV)
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MIKE STOKER,FF
Mike Stoker- real-life firefighter , was the trust engineer at Station 51. He drove the big rig.
Born:
June 25, 1941
Birthplace: San Francisco, California
Mike was born on June 25, 1941 in San
Francisco, California. He grew up in southern California and graduated
from Glendale Hoover High School in Glendale. On July 1, 1966
he joined the fire department. He spent 30 years as a firefighter
and retired in 1996. The last 18 years of that he was a Captain. He
has 3 children.
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TIM DONNELLY
Chet Kelly was "the phantom," who loved playing jokes on his buddies at Station 51. Johnny always tried to get revenge ... "The phantom is going to get his."
He & Johnny had a love-hate relationship! It was very funny!
Born: September 3,
1944
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California
Tim was born September 3, 1944 in Los Angeles,
California. He attended Van Nuys Jr. High with Tom Selleck and Jon Peters.
Then went on to attend Van Nuys High School and Norte Dame High School. He
has 1 daughter.
Actor - filmography
(1970s) (1960s)
- Parts: The
Clonus Horror (1978) .... Richard Knight Jr.
... aka Clonus Horror, The (1978)
- Toolbox Murders, The
(1978) .... Detective Jamison
- "Emergency!"
(1972) TV Series .... Fireman Chet Kelly (1973-1977)
- Secret of
Santa Vittoria, The (1969) .... Holtzmann
Filmography as: Actor, Notable
TV guest appearances
Notable TV guest appearances
- "Project U.F.O."
(1978) playing "Stu Hadley" in
episode: "Sighting 4007: Forest City"
- "Dragnet 1967"
(1967) playing "Jack" in episode: "D.H.Q.
- Night School" (episode # 4.22) 3/19/1970
- "Dragnet 1967"
(1967) playing "Crimson Crusader" in
episode: "Burglary - DR-31" (episode # 3.20) 3/6/1969
- "Dragnet 1967"
(1967) playing "Paul Shipley"(as Timothy
Donnelly) in episode: "Big High, The" (episode
# 2.8) 11/2/1967
- "Legend of Jesse
James, The" (1965) playing "Sonny
Walters" in episode: "Real Tough Town,
A" (episode # 1.19) 1/24/1966
- "Virginian,
The" (1962) playing "Tippy" in
episode: "Day of the Scorpion" (episode #
4.2) 9/22/1963
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MARCO LOPEZ
Marco Lopez-filled out the
firefighters assigned to Engine 51. A handsome addition!
Born: September
10
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California
Marco is now teaching acting in Las Vegas and is getting
back into commercials.
His favorite episode was "THE MOUSE" from the
4th season.
He loves animals and would do anything to protect them.
Actor - filmography
(1980s) (1970s) (1960s)
(1950s)
- "Santa
Barbara" (1984) TV Series .... Warden of San
Sebastian prison
- Trapped
(1973) (TV) .... The Steward
... aka Doberman Patrol (1973) (TV)
- "Emergency!"
(1972) TV Series .... Fireman Marco Lopez (1973-1979)
- Chuka (1967)
.... Hanu
... aka Chuka: The Gunfighter (1967)
- War Wagon, The (1967)
(as Marco Antonio) .... Wild Horse
- Deadly Duo (1962)
.... Luis
- Around the
World in Eighty Days (1956) (uncredited) .... Extra
Filmography as: Actor, Notable
TV guest appearances
Notable TV guest appearances
- "Murder, She
Wrote" (1984) playing "Pedro, the
Gardener" in episode: "Always a Thief" (episode
# 6.19) 4/8/1990
- "MacGyver"
(1985) playing "Gomez" in episode:
"Gauntlet, The" (episode # 1.3) 10/20/1985
- "Mission:
Impossible" (1966) playing "Camera
Man" in episode: "Elixir, The" (episode
# 3.7) 11/24/1968
- "Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea" (1964) playing "Radar"(uncredited)
in episode: "No Way Back" (episode #
4.26) 3/31/1968
- "Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea" (1964) playing "Crewman"(uncredited)
in episode: "Attack!" (episode # 4.23)
3/10/1968
- "Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea" (1964) playing "Crewman"(uncredited)
in episode: "Lobster Man, The" (episode
# 4.16) 1/21/1968
- "Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea" (1964) playing "Crewman"(uncredited)
in episode: "Return of Blackbeard, The" (episode
# 4.14) 12/31/1967
- "Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea" (1964) playing "Crewman"(uncredited)
in episode: "Rescue" (episode # 4.9) 11/19/1967
- "Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea" (1964) playing "Crewman"(uncredited)
in episode: "Deadly Dolls, The" (episode
# 4.2) 10/1/1967
- "Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea" (1964) playing "Crewman"(uncredited)
in episode: "Lost Bomb, The" (episode
# 3.13) 12/11/1966
- "Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea" (1964) playing "Crewman"(uncredited)
in episode: "Deadly Invasion" (episode
# 3.10) 11/20/1966
- "Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea" (1964) playing "Crewman"(uncredited)
in episode: "Phantom Strikes, The" (episode
# 2.17) 1/16/1966
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You
can order this picture from his official website. He will autograph it for
you!
ROBERT FULLER
Dr. Kelly Brackett-the top physician in the Emergency Room at Rampart Hospital.
Born: July 29
Birthplace: Troy, NY
Actor - filmography
(1990s) (1980s) (1970s)
(1960s) (1950s)
- Maverick
(1994) .... Riverboat Poker Player
- Repossessed (1990)
.... Dr. Hackett
- Bonanza: The
Next Generation (1988) (TV)
... aka Bonanza: The Movie (1988) (TV)
- Megaforce (1982) ....
Pilot
- Separate Ways (1981)
.... Wood
- Disaster on
the Coastliner (1979) (TV) .... Matt Leigh
- Donner Pass: The Road to
Survival (1978) (TV) .... James Reed, and Narrator
- Mustang Country (1976)
.... Griff
- Gatling Gun, The (1973)
.... Sneed
... aka King Gun (1973)
- "Emergency!"
(1972) TV Series .... Dr. Kelly Brackett
- Emergency! (1972) (TV)
.... Dr. Kelly Brackett M.D./F.A.C.S
- Hard Ride, The (1970)
.... Phil
- Mittsommernacht (1970)
- Whatever
Happened to Aunt Alice? (1969) .... Mike Darrah
- Kommando Sinai (1968)
.... Capt. Yuri Littman
... aka Schatten über Tiran (1968) (West Germany)
... aka Schatten über Tiran - Kommando Sinai (1968) (West Germany)
... aka Sechs Tage Krieg (1968) (West Germany)
... aka Sinai Commandos (1968)
... aka Sinai Commandos: The Story of the Six Day War (1968)
- Incident at Phantom Hill
(1966) .... Matt Martin
- Return of the Seven
(1966) .... Vin
... aka Regreso de los Siete Magníficos, El (1966) (Spain: dubbed
version)
... aka Return of the Magnificent Seven (1966)
- "Wagon Train"
(1957) TV Series .... Cooper Smith (1963-1965)
... aka "Major Adams, Trail Master" (1957)
- "Laramie"
(1959) TV Series .... Jess Harper
- Brain from Planet Arous,
The (1957) .... Dan Murphy
- Teenage Thunder (1957)
.... Maurie Weston
- "Strange
Intruder" (1955) TV Series
- Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
(1953) (uncredited) .... Bit
Filmography as: Actor, Notable
TV guest appearances
Notable TV guest appearances
- "Walker, Texas
Ranger" (1993) playing "Wade Harper"
in episode: "Matter of Principle, A" (episode
# 8.14) 1/15/2000
- "Diagnosis
Murder" (1993) playing "Bob McLane" in
episode: "Frontier Dad" (episode # 7.13) 1/13/2000
- "Viper" (1996)
playing "Ethan Cole" in episode: "Homecoming"
4/26/1998
- "Viper" (1996)
playing "Ethan Cole" in episode: "Homecoming,
The" 4/25/1998
- "Diagnosis
Murder" (1993) playing "Newman" in
episode: "Malibu Fire" (episode # 5.3) 10/2/1997
- "Kung Fu: The Legend
Continues" (1992) playing "McBride" in
episode: "Gunfighters" (episode # 3.6) 2/27/1995
- "Adventures of
Brisco County Jr., The" (1993) playing
"Kenyon Drummond" in episode: "Brisco in
Jalisco" (episode # 1.4) 9/17/1993
- "Adventures of
Brisco County Jr., The" (1993) playing
"Kenyon Drummond" in episode: "Pilot"
(episode # 1.0) 8/23/1993
- "Renegade"
(1992)
- "Murder, She
Wrote" (1984) playing "Arthur Drelinger"
in episode: "Body Politic, The" (episode
# 4.22) 5/8/1988
- "Tour of Duty"
(1987) playing "Jack Purcell" in
episode: "Soldiers" (episode # 1.15) 2/18/1988
- "Paradise"
(1988)
- "Fall Guy, The"
(1981) playing "Mr. Watson" in
episode: "Lucky Stiff, The" (episode # 5.14) 2/7/1986
- "Blacke's
Magic" (1986)
- "Matt Houston"
(1982) playing "Phillip Caulder" in
episode: "New Orleans Nightmare" (episode #
3.19) 2/8/1985
- "Finder of Lost
Loves" (1984)
- "Fall Guy, The"
(1981) playing "Lt. Ryan" in
episode: "Hollywood Shorties" (episode #
3.10) 11/30/1983
- "Fantasy
Island" (1978)
- "Oregon Trail,
The" (1977)
- "Love Boat,
The" (1977)
- "Hec Ramsey"
(1972) playing "Dixie"
- "Virginian,
The" (1962) playing "Carl Ellis" in
episode: "Flight From Memory" (episode #
9.19) 2/17/1971
- "Dan August"
(1970) in episode: "Titan, The"
- "Adam-12"
(1968)
- "Big Valley,
The" (1965) playing "Carl Wheeler" in
episode: "Flock of Trouble, A" (episode #
3.3) 9/25/1967
- "Virginian,
The" (1962) playing "Clint" in
episode: "Welcoming Town, A" (episode # 5.26)
3/22/1967
- "Monroes, The"
(1966) playing "Capt Geoffrey Stone" in
episode: "Court Martial" (episode # 1.11) 11/16/1966
- "Wagon Train"
(1957) in episode: "Widow O'Rourke Story,
The" (episode # 7.4) 10/7/1963
- "Bob Hope Presents
the Chrysler Theatre" (1963)
- "Alcoa
Premiere" (1961)
- "Wagon Train"
(1957) in episode: "Kate Parker Story,
The" (episode # 2.31) 5/6/1959
- "Cimarron City"
(1958) playing "Joe Cole" in
episode: "Blind is the Killer" (episode #
1.20) 2/21/1959
- "Wagon Train"
(1957) in episode: "Ella Lindstrom Story,
The" (episode # 2.18) 2/4/1959
- "Lawless Years,
The" (1959) playing "Cutie Jaffy" in
episode: "Cutie Jaffy Story, The" 1959
- "Adventures of Rin
Tin Tin, The" (1954) playing "Stan" in
episode: "Epidemic, The" (episode # 5.10) 11/21/1958
- "Buckskin"
(1958) in episode: "Trial of Chrissy Miller,
The" (episode # 1.5) 7/31/1958
- "Californians,
The" (1957) in episode: "Pipeline" (episode
# 1.29) 4/22/1958
- "Lawman" (1958)
- "Gray Ghost,
The" (1957)
- "Restless Gun,
The" (1957)
- "M Squad"
(1957)
- "Highway
Patrol" (1955)
- "Death Valley
Days" (1952)
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BOBBY TROUP
Joe Early-was another doctor in the Rampart Emergency Room; he could also fix
curses and cars!.
Born: October 18, 1918
Birthplace: Harrisburg, PA
Died: February 7, 1999 We will miss you, Bobby. se you on Route66!
Bobby and Julie were married for 44 years and have five
grandchildren. Bobby leaves behind his wife of 44 years, Julie London, and
their children, Kelly, Reese & Jody, and his two daughters by a
previous marriage, Ronne and Cynnie.
He wrote and sang "Route 66"
Actor - filmography
(1970s) (1960s) (1950s)
- Rebels, The
(1979) (TV) .... Sam Gill
- Benny and Barney: Las
Vegas Undercover (1977) (TV) .... Paul Mizener
... aka Benny and Barney, the Aristocrats (1977) (TV) (USA)
... aka Las Vegas Undercover (1977) (TV)
- "Emergency!"
(1972) TV Series .... Dr. Joe Early
... aka "Emergencia" (1972) (USA: Spanish title)
... aka "Emergency One" (1972) (USA: syndication title)
- Emergency! (1972-1979)
(TV) .... Dr. Joe Early
- MASH (1970) ....
Sergeant Gorman
... aka M*A*S*H (1970)
- Number One
(1969) .... Harvey Hess
- Dragnet (1969) (TV)
.... George Freeman
... aka World Premiere: Dragnet (1969) (TV) (USA: promotional title)
- First to Fight (1967)
.... Lieutenant Overman
- "Acapulco"
(1961) TV Series .... Bobby
- Five
Pennies, The (1959) .... Arthur Schutt
- Gene Krupa Story, The
(1959) .... Tommy Dorsey
... aka Drum Crazy (1959) (UK)
- "Stars of Jazz"
(1958) TV Series .... Host
- High Cost of Loving, The
(1958) .... Steve Hayward
- Bop Girl Goes Calypso
(1957) .... Robert Hilton
... aka Bop Girl (1957)
- "Musical
Chairs" (1955) TV Series .... Panelist
- Mr. Imperium (1951)
.... Specialty
... aka You Belong to My Heart (1951) (UK)
Filmography as: Actor, Miscellaneous
crew, Composer, Notable TV
guest appearances
Miscellaneous crew - filmography
- Man of the
West (1958) (lyricist)
Filmography as: Actor, Miscellaneous
crew, Composer, Notable TV
guest appearances
Composer - filmography
- Great Man,
The (1956) (song "The Meaning of the Blues") (uncredited)
Filmography as: Actor, Miscellaneous
crew, Composer, Notable TV
guest appearances
Notable TV guest appearances
- "Hardy Boys/Nancy
Drew Mysteries, The" (1977) in episode: "Voodoo
Doll" (episode # 2.17) 2/12/1978
- "Big Valley,
The" (1965) playing "piano
player"(uncredited) in episode: "They Called
Her Delilah" (episode # 4.2) 9/30/1968
- "Dragnet 1967"
(1967) playing "Claude Stroup" in
episode: "Christmas Story, The" (episode #
2.15) 12/21/1967
- "Perry Mason"
(1957) playing "Smitty" in
episode: "Case of the Wrongful Writ, The" (episode
# 8.29) 5/6/1965
- "Perry Mason"
(1957) playing "Bongo White" in
episode: "Case of the Missing Melody, The" (episode
# 5.3) 9/30/1961
- "Rawhide"
(1959) playing "Nelson Hoyt" in
episode: "Incident at Rojo Canyon" (episode #
3.1) 9/30/1960
- "Perry Mason"
(1957) playing "Buzzie" in
episode: "Case of the Jaded Joker, The" (episode
# 2.18) 2/21/1959
Obituary
Tribute
Page for Bobby Troup
Bobby
Troup, 80, 'Route 66' Songwriter
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES -- Bobby Troup, a musician and actor who wrote the popular
song "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" and who played a neurosurgeon
on the 1970's television drama
"Emergency," died on Sunday.
He was 80.
Troup sketched out the song in 1946 as he drove across the country to
California, where he had dreams of making it big in music. He chose to
travel on Route 66. As his song says: "If you ever plan to motor
West: Travel my way, take the highway that's the best. Get your kicks on
Route 66!" The song became a big hit for the King Cole Trio and was
also recorded by Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters.
Besides "Route 66," Troup also wrote and performed
"Daddy," "The Girl Can't Help It," "The Meaning
of the Blues," "Baby, Baby, All the Time" and "Lemon
Twist." He also wrote songs for Tommy Dorsey and played the band
leader in the 1959 movie, "The Gene Krupa Story."
In the NBC television drama "Emergency," which ran from 1972 to
1977, Troup played Dr. Joe Early, a neurosurgeon who donated his time to
the emergency room, where he often cared for young patients. He also was
host of the ABC television show "Stars of Jazz" in 1958 and had
a minor role in the 1970 movie "M*A*S*H."
He is survived by his wife, Julie London, the actress and singer.
Lyrics Listen to the MIDI Music
& sing the lyrics!
"Get Your Kicks on Route 66"
If you ever plan to motor west:
Travel my way. Take the highway that's the best.
Get your kicks on Route 66!
It winds from Chicago to L. A. More than 2000 miles all the way.
Get your kicks on Route 66!
Now you go thru St. Looey...Joplin, Missouri and Oklahoma City is mighty pretty. You'll see Amarillo...Gallup, New Mexico: Flagstaff, Arizona: don't forget Winona, Kingman, Barstow, San Bernardino.
Won't you...get hip to this timely tip: When you make that California trip.
Get your kicks on Route 66!
Written by Bobby Troup (1918 to 1999)
Copyright 1946 Londontown Music
The photographs are from "The Feeling of Jazz" CD courtesy of Starline Productions.
This CD is available from the Route 66 Magazine Gift Shop
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JULIE LONDON
Nurse Dixie McCall-was the head nurse in the always busy ER at Rampart. In real life she was married to Bobby Troup and used to be married to one of the shows producers.
Born: September 26
Birthplace: Santa Rosa, California
Movie star, club performer, recording artist, and
occasional television personality.
Julie's first recording was a 45 single "Cry Me a
River". She made over 30 albums. Check
out her discography & more page!
(1970s) (1960s) (1950s)
(1940s)
- "Emergency!"
(1972) TV Series .... Nurse Dixie McCall (1972-77)
... aka "Emergencia" (1972) (USA: Spanish title)
... aka "Emergency One" (1972) (USA: syndication title)
- Emergency! (1972) (TV)
.... Nurse Dixie McCall
- Helicopter
Spies, The (1968) (TV) .... Laurie Sebastian
- George Raft Story, The
(1961) .... Sheila
... aka Spin of a Coin (1961) (UK)
- Third Voice, The (1960)
.... Corey Scott
- "Frances
Langford Presents" (1959) TV Series
- Night of the Quarter Moon
(1959) .... Ginny Nelson
... aka Flesh and Flame (1959)
- Question of Adultery, A
(1959) .... Mary Loring
... aka Case of Mrs. Loring, The (1959)
- Wonderful Country, The
(1959) .... Helen Colton
- Saddle the Wind (1958)
.... Joan Blake
- Voice in the Mirror
(1958) .... Ellen Burton
- Man of the West (1958)
.... Billie Ellis
- Drango (1957) ....
Shelby Ransom
- Crime Against Joe (1956)
.... 'Slacks' Bennett
- Girl Can't Help It, The
(1956) .... Herself
- Great Man, The (1956)
.... Carol Larson
- Fighting Chance, The
(1955)
- Fat Man, The (1951)
.... Pat Boyd
- Return of the
Frontiersman (1950) .... Janie Martin
- Task Force
(1949) .... Barbara McKinney
- Tap Roots (1948) ....
Aven Dabney
- Red House, The (1947)
.... Tibby
... aka No Trespassing (1947)
- Night in Paradise, A
(1946) .... Palace Maiden
- On Stage Everybody (1945)
.... Vivian Carlton
- Diamond Horseshoe (1945)
.... Girl
... aka Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe (1945)
- Jungle Woman (1944/I)
(scenes deleted) .... Girl
- Nabonga (1944) ....
Doreen Stockwell
... aka Girl and the Gorilla, The (1944)
... aka Gorilla (1944)
... aka Jungle Woman, The (1944/II) (UK)
Filmography as: Actress, Notable
TV guest appearances
Notable TV guest appearances
- "Big Valley,
The" (1965) playing "Julia Saxon" in
episode: "They Called Her Delilah" (episode #
4.2) 9/30/1968
- "I Spy" (1965)
in episode: "Three Hours On a Sunday" (episode
# 1.12) 12/8/1965
- "Rawhide"
(1959) playing "Anne Danders" in
episode: "Incident at Rojo Canyon" (episode #
3.1) 9/30/1960
- "Laramie"
(1959) in episode: "Queen of Diamonds" (episode
# 2.1) 9/20/1960
- "Adventures in
Paradise" (1959) in episode: "Mission to
Manila" (episode # 1.10) 11/30/1959
- "Zane Grey
Theater" (1956) in episode: "Time to
Live, A" (episode # 1.27) 4/5/1957
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RON PINKARD
Dr. Mike Morton-was another doctor in the ER at Rampart.
His character had alot to learn about bed-side manner and not assuming a
DX too quickly without further investigation! Well played by Mr.Pinkard.
Born: January 22
Birthplace: Denver, Colorado
Actor - filmography
(1990s) (1970s)
- Perry Mason:
The Case of the Reckless Romeo (1992) (TV) .... Fred Kelly
- Perry Mason: The Case of
the Fatal Framing (1992) (TV) .... Lesley
... aka Perry Mason: The Case of the Posthumous Painter (1992) (TV)
- Perry Mason: The Case of
the Defiant Daughter (1990) (TV) .... Judge Thomas McElvy
- "Emergency!"
(1972) TV Series .... Doctor Morton
Emergency! (1972) (TV)
.... Doctor Morton
Filmography as: Actor, Notable
TV guest appearances
Notable TV guest appearances
- "Matlock"
(1986) playing "Judge John Brenner" in
episode: "D.j., The" (episode # 3.5) 1/3/1989
- "Hill Street
Blues" (1981) playing "Judge" in
episode: "No Body's Perfect" (episode # 3.11)
12/9/1982
- "Mission:
Impossible" (1966) playing "Barr" in
episode: "Movie" (episode # 7.8) 11/4/1972
- "Wild, Wild West,
The" (1965) playing "Deputy" in
episode: "Night of the Winged Terror, The: Part One"
(episode # 4.15) 1/17/1969
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L.A. County now has a real Station 51, a recently dedicated station on
the Universal lot, 3900 North Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood (Universal
City). The Universal tour goes in front of the station but be prepared to
take your photos quickly as the tram does not stop. Old Station 60 is now
unused.
Station 51, a fictional station number, was filmed at LA County Station
127, 2049 East 223rd St. in the City of Carson, which is located South of
LA International Airport off I-405. Station 127 is not a paramedic station
and houses a truck and pumper. It is now known as the Robert A. Cinader
Memorial Fire station who was the Executive Producer to the EMERGENCY!
Series. The station was dedicated to Mr. Cinader in 1985 |
The first Engine 51 was an in-service 1965 1250 GPM Crown Firecoach. In
Service as "Engine 60", which was stationed at Universal
Studios, (LACo Station 60) and is now located at the County museum. Again,
adhesive numbers (51) covered the 60 on the doors. The Crowns replacement
is a 1973 Ward LaFrance Ambassador, (serial #80-811) which was donated to
Universal Studios by the fire engine company. L.A. County took delivery of
47 Ward La France engines that year and Ward wanted their engine to be
showcased on the TV Program and not a Crown. It showed up in Season 3's
Episode, "The Old Engine". The Ward LaFrance also saw service at
the Universal Studio fire station during the off-season and after the
series shut down. It could be seen in movies and various TV series shot on
the lot where a fire engine was required for the scene and sharp eyes
could pick out the large 51 still located on front and side of the engine.
In 1987, Engine 51 (the Ward) sitting idle on Universal's back lot was
pressed back into service for the Yosemite Concessions Service (YCS) at
Yosemite National Park in California. At the time, the Concessions Service
was operated by MCA who also owned Universal Studios, which is how a
National Park came by the Engine. MCA sold the engine to YCS in 1993 for
$5,000. Now, 24 years old, the engine is still a first line pumper at the
park and is staffed by a paid/on call crew of 8 firefighters that have
full time jobs within the Park. In keeping with its historical status,
Engine 7 as it is now known, is running with license plate, YCS E51. |
Squad 51 is now located at LA County's fire museum at 8365 Otis St. in
South Gate, and is often seen at local musters. This is not the Squad used
in the pilot. That unit was a real "in service" Squad, a 1969
D-300, 1Ton, with adhesive numbers on the doors and rear covering the
actual Squad numbers. There were three Dodge models of squads used in the
program and sharp eyes will note in the stock footage that sometimes there
are "new" Dodge shots interspersed with the "old"
Dodge, in the same episode. There was the "real" squad used in
the pilot and later stock footage, an unknown style Dodge noted by the
round side mirrors in the first season of the series, and a 1974, 1 ½
Ton, D-30 that was used for the completion of the series and the later TV
Movies. Lettering on the doors and the rear of the Squad varied with the
model of the Dodge as well. This was in keeping with the lettering specs
at the time the squad was serviced and repainted if necessary (for the
series) by the LACo paint shop. The word "paramedic" on the
doors of the Squad, were put on after series end. No mention is ever made
about getting "new" Squads in the series, unlike for the Engine.
License plate number in the series <E>999007, the Squad now at the
museum is running with plate number <E>727413.
The 1974 Squad has undergone a $25,000 restoration in preparation for
its national tour beginning in March 2000. This includes a new paint job
and restoring the lettering design to the doors and rear of the Squad to
1974 specifications. The Museum is in the process of obtaining from the
California Department of Motor Vehicles the original license plate from
the series for the Squad. No corporate sponsors were obtained for this
massive project. Funding has been by payroll deductions of the LACo
firefighters to the LACo Museum, other donations and selling Project 51
items. This "Project 51"
tour, stopping in at least 13 cities all over the country beginning in
March 2000, will end up in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American
History in Washington DC on May 16th 2000, where the Squad will be on
display for 12 months. Several of the key props used in the series such as
fire gear, station uniforms, medical equipment, radios, and more will stay
on permanent loan at the Smithsonian. The Squad will return to the LACo
Museum after the showing.
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For Rampart Hospital, the stock footage aerial shots and long shots
utilized LA County-Harbor UCLA Medical Center at 100 West Carson St. in
Torrance. This is where L.A. County's paramedics actually went through
their training. Fictional Rampart Hospitals phone number, 555-4667. The
name for the hospital, "Rampart", came out of Jack Webb's
Dragnet. Rampart Division is where Jack Webb as Sgt. Joe Friday worked out
of and is a real division of the LAPD. |
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