Butler of the Lake, Florida – Jay North, who starred in Towaded’s manufacturer in “Dennis The Menace” of television for four seasons from 1959, died. He was 73 years old.
North died on Sunday at home at Lake Butler, Florida, after fighting colon cancer, said Laurie Jacobson, a friend for a long time, and Bonnie Vent, who was her reservation agent.
“He had a heart as big as a mountain, he loved his friends deeply. He called us frequently and ended each conversation with ‘I love you with all my heart,” Jacobson wrote in a tribute on Facebook.
North was 6 when he was chosen as the problematic problematic in the adaptation of the CBS comedy of the popular Hank Ketcham comic strip that took place in an idyllic American suburb.
Often with a shirt and a striped monkey, Dennis’s mischievous mischief frequently frustrated his retired neighbor George Wilson, played by Joseph Kearns. Dennis patients were interpreted by Herbert Anderson and Gloria Henry.
The show worked on Sunday nights until it was canceled in 1963. After that it was an accessory for decades in union.
Later, North appeared on television in programs that include “The Man from Uncle”, “The Lucy Show”, “My Three Sons”, “Lassie” and “The Simpsons” and in films such as “Maya” (1966), “The Teacher” (1974) and “Dickie Robert: Ant Child Star” (2003).
North survives his third wife, Cindy, and three steps.
