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"America's favorite Irish tenor," Dennis Day (born Owen Patrick McNulty) had an illustrious career as a smooth-voiced singer and comic actor. A longtime sidekick of Jack Benny, Day appeared with Benny in the 1940 film Buck Benny Rides Again and on Benny's television show in the early '50s.
Clancy Lowered The Boom (Lange-Heath) by Dennis Day and Quartet, orchestra conducted by Charles DantDay’s famous Irish-flavored novelty was recorded in ’47, ...
Dennis Day born Owen Patrick Eugene McNulty, was an Irish-American singer and radio, television and film personality. Day was born and raised in New York City, the second of five children born to Irish immigrants Patrick McNulty and Mary McNulty. His father was a stationary engineer. Day graduated from Cathedral Preparatory Seminary in New York […]
Dennis Day. Self: The Magical World of Disney. Dennis Day was born on July 12, 1942 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA and later moved to Downey, California, USA. He started acting at age six and after auditioning with his sister, was a Mouseketeer for the first two seasons of The Mickey Mouse Club in 1955-1957. He came out as gay to his family and moved to San Francisco, California, USA when...
Dennis Day was an American singer and radio, television, and film personality of Irish descent. For Disney, he voiced Johnny Appleseed, Johnny's Angel, and the narrator in the "Johnny Appleseed" segment of Melody Time. He also sang "The Unbirthday Song" from Alice in Wonderland on his RCA Victor...
Charted at #10 in December 1950. On the Christmas album cover in the photo, you will see Dennis sitting on the floor surrounded by his real-life family. Sant...
Dennis Day. Self: The Magical World of Disney. Dennis Day was born on July 12, 1942 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA and later moved to Downey, California, USA. He started acting at age six and after auditioning with his sister, was a Mouseketeer for the first two seasons of The Mickey Mouse Club in 1955-1957. He came out as gay to his family and moved to San Francisco, California, USA when...
