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This is a topic from the Before the 1970's forum on inthe00s.

Subject: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: Melhi on 01/08/04 at 12:04 a.m.

The Monkees come up once in awhile on this board, so I thought some of the Monkees fans might enjoy this wonderful article and interview with Micky, regarding his role in the Broadway production of Aida, his career, how he feels about having been a Monkee, etc.  

http://www.canoe.ca/Theatre/jan8_monkee-ap.html


Subject: Re: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: onaree on 01/09/04 at 07:05 a.m.

Thanks so much for this article!  I LOVE Micky! ;D

Subject: Re: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: Melhi on 01/09/04 at 08:23 a.m.


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Thanks so much for this article!  I LOVE Micky! ;D
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You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it!  :)  

Subject: Re: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: Howard on 01/09/04 at 01:15 p.m.

For a second there,I thought it said "A Monkey on Broadway. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: Dagwood on 01/10/04 at 07:44 p.m.

I love Micky.  He is my fave Monkee.  Thanks for the link. :)

Subject: Re: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: TheMonkees on 01/26/04 at 07:25 p.m.

;D Thanks for the link  ;D

Subject: Re: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: MaxwellSmart on 01/26/04 at 07:32 p.m.

I love the fact that Mickey Dolenz's mother invented Liquid Paper.  I dunno, it just seems nifty!

Subject: Re: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: Hairspray on 01/26/04 at 11:23 p.m.


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I love the fact that Mickey Dolenz's mother invented Liquid Paper.  I dunno, it just seems nifty!
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Actually, that was Michael Nesmith's mother. :)

Subject: Re: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: MaxwellSmart on 01/29/04 at 00:40 a.m.


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Actually, that was Michael Nesmith's mother. :)
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Oh, duh, what was I thinking?  Mike Nesmith's mother invented Liquid Paper.  He was executive producer of Repo Man, and also had a short-lived TV variet series in 1985.  I remember Whoope Goldberg doing her "Valley Girl" routine on that show.  What was it called?

Subject: Re: A Monkee on Broadway

Written By: Melhi on 02/01/04 at 03:59 a.m.


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Oh, duh, what was I thinking?  Mike Nesmith's mother invented Liquid Paper.  He was executive producer of Repo Man, and also had a short-lived TV variet series in 1985.  I remember Whoope Goldberg doing her "Valley Girl" routine on that show.  What was it called?
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The series was Television Parts.  Nez also made a cameo  appearance as a taxi driver in Burglar, which starred Whoopie Goldberg.