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Newton leads tributes to legendary Lane

Sydney : Australia | about 1 month ago  
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Lane, an American-born Australian television legend, passed away today from a dementia-related illness...Newton and Lane met during the first episode of the Nine Network's long-running variety program The Don Lane Show. They formed a close on and off-screen relationship and Lane is credited with...
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    DON Lane, the Lanky Yank, was once Australia's most popular and highest paid television personality. In the 1970s and 80s The Don Lane Show was must-see.
  • Blog Source: www.girlgenius.com.au
    WA today Lanky Yank Don Lane bows out at 75 The Australian Bob Phillips, producer of The Don Lane Show, says Lane always loved women , and in return was loved by them.
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    POP stars, TV personalities, entertainment industry chiefs and politicians have paid tribute to Australian TV legend Don Lane, who died today from a dementia-related illness.
  • Blog Source: www.tvtonight.com.au
    A special tribute to the Lanky Yank, Don Lane, who for years brought laughter and tears to the lives of millions of viewers through his popular show The Don Lane Show. Nine CEO David Gyngell said, “Today Australia lost one of its finest ...
  • Blog Source: www.tvtonight.com.au
    don-lane Showbiz legend Don Lane has died, aged 75. His manager Jayne Ambrose said Lane passed away this morning. He had been living in a nursing home in Melbourne and was suffering from advanced dementia. ...
  • Blog Source: forums.sports-force.net.au
    Born Morton Donald Isaacson in New York, Lane was embraced by local TV audiences as the "Lanky Yank,'' teaming with Bert Newton to form one of Australia's most loved and pionering comic duos. His variety show ran on the Nine Network from the 1970s .
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