Dick Van Patten (Performer)

Dick Van Patten

Performer

Dick Van Patten

Performer

Dick Van Patten, whose acting career began when he was a kid on Broadway and reached its pinnacle with the television series "Eight Is Enough," in which he played the kind, but often flustered father of guess-how-many children, died June 23 from diabetes complications in Santa Monica, CA.

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Also Known As: Dickie Van Patten
Born: Dec 09, 1928 in Kew Gardens, NY
Death: Jun 23, 2015 in Santa Monica, CA

Roles (19)

	The 32nd Annual Tony Awards - 1978 Opened June 04, 1978	as Participating Artist (Original)
	Thieves Opened April 07, 1974	as Charlie (Original)
	But, Seriously... Opened February 27, 1969	as The Hon. Newton Prince (Original)
	Lovers and Other Strangers Opened September 18, 1968	as Hal (Original)
	A Very Rich Woman Opened September 30, 1965	Stage Manager Understudy
	Have I Got a Girl for You! Opened December 02, 1963	as Ruby Pulaski (Original)
	O Mistress Mine Opened January 23, 1946	as Michael Brown (Original)
	The Wind Is Ninety Opened June 21, 1945	as Ernie Sheffield (Original)
	Too Hot for Maneuvers Opened May 02, 1945	as Sergeant Walter Burrows (Original)
	The Snark Was a Boojum Opened September 01, 1943	as Elwood (Original)
	The Skin of Our Teeth Opened November 18, 1942	as Telegraph Boy (Original)
	The Land Is Bright Opened October 28, 1941	as Timothy Kincaid (Original)
	The Lady Who Came to Stay Opened January 02, 1941	as Roger (Original)
	The Woman Brown Opened December 08, 1939	as Peter Brown (Original)
	The American Way Opened January 21, 1939	as Karl Gunther, Age 9 (Original)
	Run Sheep Run Opened November 03, 1938	as Nine (Original)
	On Borrowed Time Opened February 03, 1938	as Boy in Tree (Original)
	The Eternal Road Opened January 07, 1937	as Isaac (Original)