Biography
She launched her career as radio star and singing sensation Baby Rose Marie, captivating audiences with her cute-as-a-button charm and vocal talent. Marie soon starred in her own film and television specials, performing alongside the likes of W.C. Fields and George Burns. After dropping Baby from her stage name, Marie developed into a seasoned performer by the time she was a teenager, headlining nightclubs and performing at grand openings of …
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Career Milestones
2004 | Revised her role as Sally Rogers in "The Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited", a television special which brought together the old cast of the 1960's hit show | |
2001 | Received star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (October 4) | |
1997 | Featured in "Vaudeville" episode of "American Masters" (PBS) | |
1996 | Last screen teaming with Morey Amsterdam, guest appearance as a married couple on the NBC sitcom "Caroline in the City" | |
1994 | Played Mitzi Balzer, the sharp-tongued owner of the Pioneers, in Fox's short-lived series "Hardball" | |
1990 | Appeared as Frank Fontana's mother, Rose Fontana, in CBS comedy "Murphy Brown" | |
1980 | Portrayed Mrs. Schmeckler in the feature "Lunch Wagon" | |
| Had regular role (Myrna Gibbons) on "The Doris Day Show" (CBS) | ||
| Celebrity panelist on NBC's daytime "Hollywood Squares" | ||
1966 | Played Margaret Kirby in "Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round" | |
1966 | Starred with TV pal Morey Amsterdam in the feature bomb "Don't Worry, We'll Think of a Title" | |
| Portrayed Sally Rogers, her most memorable role, in the classic CBS sitcom "The Dick Van Dyke Show" | ||
1960 | Had recurring role as Bertha Bronsky on CBS series "My Sister Eileen" | |
1954 | Played second banana to Phil Silvers in "Top Banana", a feature reprise of his Broadway show | |
| Began making dramatic guest appearances on TV in the early 1950s | ||
1942 | Returned to show business, billed as 'Miss Rose Marie'; worked the nightclub circuit in the 1940s | |
1937 | "Retired" from show business | |
1933 | Appeared in the feature "International House" as 'Baby Rose Marie' | |
| Made a series of musical shorts in the 1930s | ||
| Took her singing act across the country during vaudeville's last days | ||
| Billed as 'Baby Rose Marie', had her own radio show (NBC) | ||
1926 | Won a singing contest at the Mecca Theater (NYC) at the age of 3 (date approximate) | |
Awards
1966 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performance By an Actress In a in The Dick Van Dyke Show |
1964 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performance In a Supporting Role By an in The Dick Van Dyke Show |
1963 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performance In a Supporting Role By in The Dick Van Dyke Show |