Roy and Dale’s 1970 Travel Schedule

My parents retired (sort of) after their ABC variety show was cancelled in 1962. They moved to the High Desert  (Apple Valley) NW of Los Angeles in 1965 and Dad instructed his agent, Art Rush, not to even bring him projects because he didn’t want to work in Hollywood any more.   Mom had no intention to retire, so she concentrated on writing her books and traveling to give her Christian testimony.  Following is their 1970 travel schedule, as you can see, neither of them was retired!

 

  1. Jan. 4 – Roy & Dale
    New York – Ed Sullivan Show – Tape
  2. Jan 24 – Roy & Dale
    Hollywood – Hollywood Palace (ABC) – Telecast
  3. April 5 – Roy & Dale
    New York – Ed Sullivan Show – Tape
  4. April 6 – Dale
    Mike Douglas Show
  5. April 16, 17 & 18 – R & D
    Lubbock, TX – Texas Technological College Rodeo
  6. May 5 – Roy & Dale
    Hollywood – David Frost Show – Tape
  7. May 17 & 18 – Roy & Dale
    Nashville – Hee Haw – Tape 2 shows – 1st airs Sept. 15, 2nd airs Oct. 20



  8. May 23 – Dale
    World Opportunities – Speak
  9. June 13 & 14 – Dale
    Mexico City for World Opportunities
  10. July 16, 17, 18 & 19 – Roy & Dale
    Seymour, WI – State Fair – 2 shows nightly
  11. Aug. 1 – Roy & Dale
    Warren, OH – State Fair – matinee and evening performance
  12. Aug. 3 – Dale
    Minneapolis – Fleming H.Revell luncheon (her book publisher)
  13. Aug. 4 – Dale
    Chicago – speak at Christians Women’s luncheon
  14. Aug. 22, 23 & 24 – Roy & Dale
    Canadian Fairs – Toronto, Montreal & Ottawa
  15. Sept. 7 thru 11 – Roy & Dale
    Hollywood – Mike Douglas Show – Co-hosts
  16. Sept. 20 thru 24 – Roy & Dale
    Hollywood – Mike Douglas Show – Mike’s on vacation, co-host with Don Knotts
  17. Oct. 20 – Dale
    Atlanta, GA – speak at luncheon
  18. Oct. 22, 23 & 24 – Roy & Dale
    Raleigh, NC – North Carolina State Fair – 5 performances
  19. Nov. 2 thru 6 – Roy & Dale
    Hollywood – Jim Nabors Show – Co-hosts

Dale Evans’ Last Chicago Engagement

Look what Larry Z. just sent me!

This ad was for Mom’s (DaleEvans) last appearance with the Anson Weeks Orchestra in Chicago.  They opened at the Cocoanut Grove (nightclub), at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, on May 8th and were there for five weeks.  This was where Mom was “discovered” by a scout from Twentieth Century Fox Studio.  She was signed to a one-year contract and made two pictures for Fox.

No wonder they wanted her for movies, look how gorgeous she was!