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Dennis the Menace is Gone

As a very young man, his career went far. On television, Jay was a popular child star. Success as "Dennis the Menace" could not be denied. Dennis was a constant thorn in Mr. Wilson's side. As Henry and Alice Mitchell's bundle of joy, Dennis was quite a funny, but mischievous boy. Despite his immense world-wide popularity, he had to deal with much clandestine cruelty. Almost nobody knew about it, until recently. Time marched on as the years went by. Jay endured pain that would make anyone cry. His amazing life began in Los Angeles, California. Everything came to an end in Lake Butler, Florida. Jay North (1951-2025) I thank both wikipedia.org online encyclopedia and IMDb.com for information I obtained to write this poem.

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Date: 4/9/2025 2:44:00 PM
Thank you, my friend, for this tribute to an iconic sitcom that captured hearts worldwide, and to Jay North, a.k.a. Dennis, who was a kind-hearted individual in real life. RIP. Bien joué, Robert.
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Date: 4/9/2025 12:31:00 PM
A nice tribute…there is the fictional menace and the very real boy.
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Date: 4/8/2025 12:35:00 PM
a fine tribute to an actor i remember well from tv watching in my younger days. nicely done, robert!
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Date: 4/8/2025 11:42:00 AM
I enjoyed reading your wonderful write. I still love the old reruns. Was a fun TV show. Good to see you back writing. Thanks for coming over to my page. Have a wonderful day writing away................
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Date: 4/8/2025 11:39:00 AM
Hello Robert pettit, I remember Denis The Menace, I read all the cartoons. He really was a busy little boy. Enjoy your day my friend. /Darlene/
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