Let's travel through the legacy of Jay North also known as "Dennis the Menace". BREAKING: Supreme Court says govt. does not need to return wrongfully deported man by midnight Move Over, Cybertruck ...

Jay North, the former child actor who starred as the titular troublemaker on Dennis the Menace, has died. He was 73. Following a years-long battle with cancer, the actor died peacefully at his ...

Jay North, a former child actor who is best known for his role in Dennis the Menace, passed away on Sunday, Apr. 6. He was 73 years old. Laurie Jacobson, the longtime friend of North and wife of ...

Actor and former child star Jay North, best known for his starring role on the family sitcom "Dennis the Menace," has died. He was 73. North's friend, writer and producer Laurie Jacobson, revealed ...

Actor Jay North, in character as Dennis the Menace, shows his ever-present slingshot to show co-star Gale Gordon, will be introduced on the show as a new "Mr. Wilson," on the set in Hollywood ...

After Dennis the Menace went off the air in 1963, North’s television career continued with appearances in Wagon Train, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., My Three Sons, and more.

TV star Jay North, famed for his title role in Dennis the Menace, has died at the age of 73. According to a Facebook post shared on Sunday, April 6, by North’s long-time friend Laurie Jacobson ...

Jay North, who starred as the towheaded mischief maker on TV’s “Dennis the Menace” for four seasons starting in 1959, has died. He was 73.

(L) Jay North holds a "Dennis the Menace" puppet as he celebrates the 50th anniversary of the cartoon strip at the Every Picture Tells a Story art gallery in Los Angeles, California in 1999. (R ...

As the title character in the midcentury sitcom “Dennis the Menace,” Jay North, who died Sunday at 73, was among my first TV stars, even before I had a notion of what a TV star was.

Jay North, young star of the new Dennis the Menace series, right, attempts to handcuff Dean Martin, center, as they play with a stuffed toy with Tony Curtis on Sept. 15, 1959.