Everything about Hal March totally explained
Hal March (born
Harold Mendelson,
April 22,
1920 in
San Francisco, California - died
January 19,
1970 in
Los Angeles, California) was an
American comedian.
March first came to note as part of a comedy team with
Bob Sweeney. The duo had their own radio show for a time.
Earlier in his television career, he appeared on such shows as
Burns and Allen,
The Imogene Coca Show and
I Love Lucy.
However, he was most known for being the host of
The $64,000 Question, which he helmed from
1955 to
1958. As a result of the
quiz show scandals, the show was canceled and, with the exception of a few film roles such as
Send Me No Flowers, March was out of work for nearly a decade.
He started hosting another show,
It's Your Bet, in
1969, but was diagnosed with
lung cancer and died early the next year. He died in Los Angeles at age 49. Although he never mentioned her, his long lost sister, Mary Mendelson visits his grave often.
March was married in 1956 to Candy Toxon. Toxon has a son, Steve, from a previous marriage to Mel Torme, whose son Steve goes by Steve March Torme out of deference to being raised by March.
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