(They gave her a diamond watch at the last reunion.) I couldnt be bothered with education. Deane also presented British artist Helen Shapiro, who sang her Baltimore hit, "Tell Me What He Said," at about the time that she was touring England with The Beatles as one of her support acts. The show's format mirrored Philadelphia's . We used to go to stand in front of Reads Drugstore, and people would ask for our autograph.. While at WITH, Deane was the first Baltimore disk jockey to capitalize on the new musical phenomenon that was rock 'n' roll. On the show you were either a drape or a square, explains Sharon. I was able after a while to afford some clothes from Lees of Broadway (whose selection of belted coats and pegged pants made it the Saks Fifth Avenue of Deaners). He got a great review in The New York Times. Maybe ''The Buddy Deane Show,'' the teen-dance-party that ran on local television in Baltimore from 1957 to 1964 and inspired ''Hairspray,'' was the only wholesome obsession that ever led to one . Although WJZ-TV, owned by Westinghouse Broadcasting (now CBS since January 2, 1995), was an ABC affiliate, the station "blacked out" the network broadcast of American Bandstand in Baltimore and broadcast the Deane program instead, reportedly because Bandstand showed black teenagers dancing on the show (although black and white teenagers were not allowed to dance together until the show was moved to California in 1964). I must have had ten different phone numbers, says Helen, and somehow it would get out. It was a fluke. If "The Buddy Deane Show" didn't exactly end happily (canceled in 1964, it never did integrate the dancers), Waters remains a fan. That's what really happened, and the show shut down." 3. The Hairspray Live! offered an unfiltered, uncompromising celebration of Black literature, poetry, music, and politics, capturing a critical moment in culture whose impact continues to resonate today. They kept their figures, look nice, and are very kind people, says Marie in her lovely home on Falls Road before taking off for the University of Maryland, where she attends law school. All rights reserved. The films executive producer Craig Zadan argued that what makes Hairspray work is, you never feel like were on a soap box, or were preaching to you, or were saying this is a lesson you need to learn and yet, hopefully, you come away from it with something serious to talk about afterwards. There is no guarantee that viewers will take up these discussions, but Hairspray offers plenty of material for those who choose to do so. Many parents and local officials were angry. The 1988 John Waters film, newly adapted into an NBC live musical, presents a view of racial discrimination thats by turns nave and enlightening. Buddy Deane was the host of a Baltimore dance show that ran on TV from 1957 to 1964 six days a week. They are still referred to, good naturedly by some, as the Ken and Barbie of the show. Gene, a member of the first Committee, and I underline first, later became president of the Board. There are other socio-cultural comments in various YouTube comments threads about the Madison dance. Image Credit: OzNet.com. The very first day on the set, I didnt recognize Divine, the filmmaker said. Joel Chaseman, also a DJ at WITH, became program manager of WJZ-TV when Westinghouse bought it in the mid-50s. See more ideas about buddy, historic baltimore, baltimore. Each reunion (and a new one is in the works) ls bigger than the last. American Bandstand, one of the most popular television shows ever, broadcast from Philadelphia in the late fifties, a time when that city had become a battleground for civil rights. 2003. This assessment proved true when on Aug. 12, 1963 a group of black and white kids stormed the stage of "The Buddy Deane Show" and danced together. That's one of the things that the Black Lives Matter movement is talking about. In the beginning, there was Arlene. Debuting at a mere 11 years of age, taking three buses every day to get to the show, wearing that wonderful white DA (created by her hairdresser father), and causing the first real sensation. With the nation in a divisive place, he argued, viewers are looking for entertainment that can be really healing. The New York Times critic Michiko Kakutani saw a similar dynamic at play when Hairspray, the musical, debuting shortly after 9/11, won over fans: Hollywood and Broadway producers have decided [what] Americans want is nostalgiathe logic being that people in times of trouble will gravitate toward comfort entertainment that reminds them of simpler, happier times [such as] the candy-colored Broadway musical Hairspray., Hairsprays history of race in America suggests that racism is an issue of attitudes rather than of policies. Arguably the first TV celebrities in Baltimore. Mary Lou was the last of the Buddy Deane superstars, true hair-hopper royalty, the ultimate Committee member. Or Snuggle Dolls? When Mary Lous husband gave me the long and complicated directions to their home on the phone, he ended with And there you will find, yes, Mary Lou Raines. He later confided that when he first started dating her, he had no idea of her early career. Ladies and Gentleman . It suggests a way of understanding race that allows viewers to disavow bigotryframed in the story as the belief that white and black Americans should live in separate sphereswithout acknowledging, confronting, or seeking to overturn the actual structures of discrimination. 1957, it was a huge success as it was portrayed in the musical. The Buddy Deane show aired 6 times a week and had a dance committee just like in hairspray. Do you miss show biz? I ask her. Some fifty years later, the mindset is STILL the same. The Deaners didnt mind. If I have one regret in life, its that I wasnt a Buddy Deaner. While he wasnt on the committee, Waters occasionally danced on the show as a guest. Arlene Kozak, Buddys assistant and den mother to the Committee. Buddy: Deane in the 50s when she worked for a record wholesaler and he was the top-rated disc jockey on WITHthe only DJ in town who played rock n roll for the kids. I was honored, touched by it all.. But black kids in . Why? Id wonder. She wasnt even a fan of the show. In 1958 the Buddy Deane Show lost support from the Baltimore City Board of Education due to it's segregation policies, and in 1964 it went off the air instead of choosing to integrate. Oh, my God, its Evanne! Autograph books, cameras, this is what they lived for. Marie Fischer was the first Joe to become a Committee memberchosen simply because she was such a good dancer. But an intrepid group of local and . Many parents and local officials were angry. Associated Press text, photo, graphic, audio and/or video material shall not be published, broadcast, rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium. Although the show has been off the air for more than twenty years, a nearly fanatical cult of fans has managed to keep the memory alive. Hairspray is the gift that never stops giving, Waters told an adoring crowd at New Yorks IFC Center this past weekend, the theater where Hairspray first opened thirty years ago. From 1957-1965, Deane was chosen as host of WJZ-TV, Baltimore's "The . In mixed marriages (with non-Deaners), many of the outsiders resented their spouses pasts. Mary Lou, the Annette Funicello of the show, was the talk of teenage Baltimore. 'Buddy Deane' really did have "Negro day" once a month -- it was called worse in some neighborhoods in Baltimore. He was mad because I was as popular as he was. http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2016/03/how-madison-line-dance-got-its-name-and.html, http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2016/03/al-brown-and-ray-bryant-madison-records.html, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddy_Deane_Show, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hairspray_(2007_film), http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/06/timeline-for-cultural-use-of-saying.html, https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/tv/on-hairsprays-25th-anniversary-buddydeane-committee-looks-back/2013/01/17/a45a1cc2-5c23-11e2-88d0-c4cf65c3ad15_story.html, http://theurbandaily.com/2011/06/01/black-music-moment-96-short-lived-integration-of-the-buddy-deane-show/. Everybody wanted to kick a Buddy Deaners a, says Gene, recalling thugs waiting to jump Deaners outside the studio. At just 10 years old, he and a friend set up their own radio station in a chicken coop that belonged to Deane's mother. John Waters wrote the screenplay under the title of White Lipstick, with the story loosely based on real events.The Corny Collins Show is based on the real-life Buddy Deane Show, a local dance party program which pre-empted Dick Clark's American Bandstand in the Baltimore area during the 1950s and . I was with this guy named Jeff. Id hook and have to dance in the back so the teachers couldnt see me, says Helen. Mr. Deane hosted a crowd of exuberant teens, who danced to the music of live rock bands, including many name acts. Special appearances. That's what really happened, and the show shut down." 3. In my on-going search for African American footage I stumbled across this article in Google. "Hairspray" will continue at East Ridge High School through April 23. And none are bitter. Over lunch at the Thunderball Lounge, in East Baltimore, Kathy remembers, I could never get used to signing autographs. The show featured only white kids dancing, so Scruggs wrote him a letter in the fall of 1958 to . This man approached me, telegrammed me, showed up at the show. Originally an all-white teen show with a monthly "Negro . Friday, February 19 at 7PM. You are history. . In its version of 1960s Baltimore, teenagers sing and dance their way past race. I was playing bongos on them in between takes because it was hilarious and he thought it was hilarious and I didnt stop to think, what the hell am I doing?, shared actor Holter Graham, who was 15 years old during filming. They all thought all the girls were pregnant by Buddy Deane, remember several. The Nicest Kids in Town! So the NAACP targeted the show for protests. Checking back with the studio, no one had information concerning footage of African American dancers. Im Joe, too. There was a change in the works., Part of that change was the racial integration movement. as its newest live-television musical adaptation. Penny nervously stumbles over her answers, and another girl, Nadine Carver, is cut for being Black (the show has a "Negro Day" on the last Thursday of every month, she is told). I was aggressive. Buddy said to me, Well, heres my little girl whos been with me the longest. I hardly ever cried, but I just broke down on camera. This page was last edited on 29 July 2022, at 06:25. The Buddy Deane Show was a teen dance television show, similar to Philadelphia's American Bandstand, that was created by Zvi Shoubin and aired on WJZ-TV in Baltimore, Maryland from 1957 until 1964.The show was taken off the air because home station WJZ-TV was unable to integrate black and white dancers. The star system was born. In 2003, "Hairspray" went on to sweep the 57th Annual Tony Awards, winning a total of eight awards. This discrimination was explicitly or tacitly supported by an array of advertisers, television stations, music producers, city authorities, and federal communications officials. It was maddening: the Mashed Potatoes, the Stroll, the Pony, the Waddle, the Locomotion, the Bug, the Handjive, the New Continental, and, most important, the Madison, a complicated line dance that started here and later swept the country. . August 8, 2022 at 3:55 a.m. Integration ended The Buddy Deane Show. "Do You Love Me" by The Contours, or "Hide and Go Seek" by Bunker Hill). In 1942, Deane enrolled at Cornell University in New York. Waters took inspiration from the real-life Buddy Deane Show, a local dance party program that ran from 1957 to 1964 in the Maryland area. Also, read the comments in that same excerpt about the series only wanting "attractive" teenagers as featured dancers. Deane also played songs that other disc jockeys, including Dick Clark, refused to present to mostly white teen TV audiences because the acts sounded "too black" (e.g. On Jan. 4, 1964, "The Buddy Deane Show" aired its last episode. When the show ended, Deane moved back to Arkansas,. I am here and on FB as well as NOBLE BRUN in the event the footage can be located. In 1948, Deane married Helen Stevenson, his childhood sweetheart, whom he first met when he was just four years old. Buddy Deane was the host of a Baltimore dance show that ran on TV from 1957 to 1964 six days a week. The Buddy Deane.phenomenon is hardly dead. Jones). Most are happily married with kids and maintain the same images they had on the show. You received demerits for almost anything: Chewing gum. At first I was so shy I hid behind the Coke machines., But Evanne used to come right home and head for the TV. It was similar to Philadelphia's American Bandstand. The show was a teen dance and music show and ran from 1957 to until 1964 on WJZ-TV until the show was canceled. WJZ's show aired from 1957 to 1964 and was popular among Baltimore teens, promoting dances like the twist, mashed potato, and the Madison. For the rest of the time, the show's participants were all white. Sign Up: Stay on top of the latest breaking film and TV news! The Buddy Deane Show was taken off the air because home station WJZ-TV was unwilling to integrate black and white dancers. In fact, "American Bandstand" was not shown on television in Baltimore because Deane's show was so popular. "Hairspray" is set in the 1960s and is based on a TV show called "The Buddy Deane Show," which featured Baltimore-area teenagers dancing to popular music but was canceled in 1964, after the . I'm sure they could have reached out to me via these posts, but did not. We are kind of like Ozzie and Harriet, says Gene Snyder as Linda nods in agreement. Black History Month . Sometimes youd wrap your hair at night. And more important, so did the Committee, still entering by a special door, still doing the dances from the period with utmost precision. Baltimore teenagers rushed home to catch the show daily to listen to the popular music, watch their favorite dancers, copy their style and learn the new dances that were introduced almost every week. I saw the show as a vehicle to make something of myself, remembers Joe. Many years later they married. He was one of the first disc jockeys in the area to regularly feature rock and roll. The buddy dean show debuted on Sep. 9. Washington D.C.'s The Milt Grant Show offered "Black Tuesday" and Baltimore's The Buddy Deane Show had "Negro Day" because . You werent one of them anymore. Outsiders envied the fame, especially if they lost their steadies to Deaners, and many were put off by boys who loved to dance. . "I remember it well," recalls Evanne. The night was full of delightful anecdotes, including these ten you may not have heard before. And the girl Deaners, God, hair-hoppers as we called them in Towson, the ones with the Etta Gowns, bouffant hairdos, and cha-cha heels. He wanted me to go to a summer training session to be a trapeze artist. Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use. The "Buddy Dean Show" was abruptly cancelled. You learned how to be a teenager from the show. It was the top-rated local TV show in Baltimore and, for several years, the highest rated local TV program in the country. January 4, 1964. In her home, near Allentown, Pennsylvania, she serves me a beautiful brunch, models her fur coats, and poses with her Mercedes. In 1957, Deane was chosen by former WITH associate Joel Chaseman to host "The Buddy Deane Show," a dance show for teenagers on WJZ-TV Channel 13. A big strong line!) up the hill to the famous dance party set, the one that now houses People Are Talking. producers hope this story of interracial unity will be appealing to television audiences in 2016. You cant do this. I remember once we all got arrested at the drive-in for underage drinking, and the black kids didnt get out and the white kids did. Last spring, five hundred people quickly snapped up the $23 tickets to the third Buddy Deane Reunion, held at the Eastwind, in Essex, to raise money for the Baltimore Burn Center. It was called The Waverly Theater back then, and Waters, looking dapper in a purple pinstriped suit, recalled that night as one of the last times he saw his friend and muse Divine before his death. "If you first appeared on The Buddy Deane Show then you could not appear on The Dick Clark Show," Deane said. Buddy returns on a pilgrimage from St. Charles, Arkansas, where he owns a hunting and fishing lodge and sometimes appears on TV, to spin the hits and announce multiplication dances, ladies choice, or even, after a few drinks, the Limbo. Although he never appeared on Deane's show, Waters attended high school with a "Buddy Deaner" and later gave Deane a cameo in the film, in which Deane played a TV reporter who tried to interview the governor who was besieged by integration protesters. Dick Clark patterned his ABC-TV show, Where the Action Is, after local remotes done by Deane in Maryland. Its host was Winston "Buddy" Deane (1924-2003), who died in Pine Bluff, Arkansas after . Advertisement. Hairspray encourages its audience to take the fight to integrate a teenage TV show seriously, but it does so through songs, dances, and costumes that celebrate and satirize the 60s. Some of the really dedicated Committee members get tears in their eyes. [1], As with many other local TV shows, little footage of the show is known to have survived. Deane organized and disc-jockeyed dances in public venues across the WJZ-TV broadcast area, including much of central Maryland, Delaware, and southern Pennsylvania where tens of thousands of teenagers were exposed to live recording artists and TV personalities. I appreciate the contribution that you and NOBLE BRUN, and other Black dancers on the Buddy Dean dance show made on that series. On the other, Hairspray Live! One girl yelled Buddy Deaner and then threw her plate at me. An then there was teased hair, replacing the 50s drape with a Buddy Deane look that so pervaded Baltimore culture (especially in East and South Baltimore) that its effect is still seen in certain neighborhoods of this great Hairdo Capital of the World. The big garage-type door they remember would open, and theyd all pile in, past George and Mom, the Pinkerton guards who used to keep attendance, and crowd into Arlenes office to comb their hair, confide their problems, and touch up their make-up. Not show biz, Arlene answers, hesitating, but the record biz, the people. It was difficult with your peers, recalls Peanuts. The story also locates racial prejudice in a single character, Velma Von Tussle (played in the live musical by Kristin Chenoweth), which enables the other white characters to remain largely innocent bystanders to the discrimination faced by the programs black teenagers. Waters would rush home . . "How 'The Buddy Deane Show' really went off the air is the white kids crashed Negro Day to integrate it. From 1957 to 1963, only white teens were allowed to attend the weekday broadcasts of the Buddy Deane Show, with the exception of one Monday each month when black teenagers filled the studio (the . The Buddy Deane Show was a teen dance television show, created by Zvi Shoubin, hosted by Winston "Buddy" Deane (1924-2003), and aired on WJZ-TV (Channel 13), the ABC affiliate station in Baltimore from 1957 until 1964. To be selected you had to bring a character reference letter from your pastor, priest, or rabbi, qualify in a dance audition, and show in an interview (the Spotlight) that you had personality. At first the Committee had a revolving membership with no one serving longer than three months. The Buddy Deane Show was a highly visible regional program that asserted a racially segregated public culture. Though black and white . It was the times, most remember. Several local art contests were also held on the show, with viewers submitting their own art work. Im a typical housewife, says Peanuts. . Weve been searching for her for years, even Ricki Lake couldnt find her when she had her TV show., John Waters and members of the original cast of Hairspray. I didnt mean to, because I never would have messed up the makeup.. Committee members included Mike Miller, Charlie Bledsoe, Ron Osher, Mary Lou Raines, Pat(ricia) Tacey, and Cathy Schmink. You are watching the "Buddy Deane Show." 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