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All My Childrens Ray MacDonnell Dead at 93, Played Patriarch Joe Martin TVLine 11 hrs ago © /Courtesy Everett Collection All My Children vet Ray MacDonnell died on June 10 of natural causes, at his home in Chappaqua, New York. He was 93. Michael Fairman TV reported on the daytime-TV vet’s passing. More from TVLine The Jack Benny Program and Armstrong Circle Theatre, MacDonnell landed the role of The Edge of Night  businessman Philip Capice, whom he played for eight years. With the 1970...

All My Children alum Ray MacDonnell dies, age 93, from natural causes The Daytime Emmy winners daughter Sarah said there will be a private memorial with close relatives and family Ray was best known as an original cast member on ABC soap opera All My Children between 1970-2013 MacDonnell was also well known for playing businessman Philip Capice in CBS soap opera, The Edge of Night, between 1961-1969 The big-browed actor also starred in Broadway musical Mame from 1966-1970 

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The Push to Vaccinate 20,000 Holocaust Survivors in New York One survivor who got her vaccine, Eva Rose, 96, said the last year has been “lousy,” but added: “I am still here, thank God.” Anne Bertolino, 96, got vaccinated at an event for Holocaust survivors in Queens. Credit...James Estrin/The New York Times April 1, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET A year spent hiding at home from the coronavirus has given Anne Bertolino, 96, a lot of time to dwell on the past: the anti-Semitic abuse she suffered o...

5 episodes in which Rochester gets the best of his boss on The Jack Benny Show Gwen Ihnat look at the latest streaming TV arrivals, each making the case for a favored episode. Alternately, they can offer up recommendations inspired by a theme. In this installment: In honor of Black History Month, we’re spotlighting five episodes of The Jack Benny Show that featured Eddie “Rochester” Anderson. There were Black characters on the air during the early days of radio, as the f...