A cherubic boy with pronounced dimples, Dickie Moore was a prolific child actor ... for which he played the title role, and numerous "Our Gang" shorts. Like many juvenile actors, his career ...

Former members of the Montreal Canadiens, front row from left, Dickie Moore Jean Beliveau ... passing of former Head Coach Jean-Guy Talbot. Our thoughts are with his family and friends during ...

DeNeut was recruited when he was just 4 years old to join the Meglin Kiddies troupe of child actors, and soon after was cast in a minor role in the Our Gang comedy films, billed as Dickie De Nuet.

Kenneth Meadows and Paul Rucker officiating. Dickie Lynn Moore was healed and went to his heavenly home on September 17, 2022. He was born in Tyler, Texas on September 8, 1943 to Gilbert and ...

he told me straight-out that Moore never got the credit he deserved. "Dickie was a fighter, a real worker, totally fearless and the guy who made our line work," he said Reared in Montreal's ...

GRAPEVINE, Texas — George “Spanky” McFarland, the cuddly, chubby entertainer who charmed millions as the star of the “Our Gang ... said Dick Moore, who was “Dickie” in the series ...

Off the ice, Dickie Moore was one of the greatest gentlemen in hockey, always having time for fans and, as he became hugely successful in business, for those in need. But in uniform, you'd be hard ...

Scotty Bowman is the coach. And Dickie Moore literally leads our team in the playoffs again, right to the Stanley Cup final — as a more broken-down, older player. “What a great guy. And the one thing ...

Former Montreal Canadiens' player Chris Nilan addresses the audience during funeral services for Canadiens' legend Dickie Moore at the Mountainside United Church. (Paul Chiasson/Canadian Press ...

MONTREAL—Former Montreal Canadiens legend Dickie Moore was remembered by family members, friends and former teammates on Monday as a humble and loyal family man who was always generous with his ...

NEW YORK — Dickie Moore, a Hockey Hall of Famer who played on six Stanley Cup championship teams with the Montreal Canadiens and won two straight NHL scoring titles, died Saturday in Montreal.

Dickie Moore, a Hockey Hall of Fame forward for the Montreal Canadiens who won six Stanley Cup championships with the team and twice led the National Hockey League in scoring, died Dec. 19 at his ...