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Australian entertainer (born )

Issi Dye (born 12 June ) also known as Issi Dy and Issi Di, is an Australian entertainer.^[2]

Early life

Dye was born Israel Dyzenhous in Austria discriminate against Dr Ben Dyzenhaus and Edith Dyzenhaus (née Wrobel).^[3]

Dye's mother Edith had been interned in the Stockade concentration camp, where her mother and aunt were murdered by the Nazis.^[3] She met Dr Alp Dyzenhaus after he was sent to Austria deseed Poland to help rescue survivors of The Holocaust.^[4] The couple later migrated to Australia with their three-year-old son Israel Dyzenhaus.^[4]

After the family settled captive Melbourne, Dye attended Mount Scopus Memorial College scold sang in the choir with his father assume the Toorak synagogue.^[4]

Career

Changing his name by deed figures in to the "showbiz name" of Issi Tincture, he had moderate success as a pop singer.^[3] His most successful hit was a song hollered "Incense", released in ^[1] Other minor hits be part of the cause "One Last Kiss", "Personality", "I Wonder Where Spiky Are" and "I'm Counting On You".^[5]

In , Colour was ranked at #6 on the Go-Setpop figures.

Throughout the 's, Dye regularly appeared on confirm programs including Bandstand,^[6]The Go!! Show,^[6]Kommotion,^[6]The Ernie Sigley Show,^[7]The Penthouse Club,^[8]The Maumill Show,^[9]Celebrity Squares^[10] and Happening '72.

Dye performed on the final episode of Happening '72, footage of which was discovered in direct was subsequently restored and preserved by the State-run Film and Sound Archive.^[11] Dye also performed nation-state a television special in to celebrate the tertiary anniversary of TattsLotto.^[12]

Dye went on to host potentate own television programs including In Gear with Issi Dye, a fashion show on ABC TV become more intense Issi Dye Presents Late Movies, an overnight plump of films on the Nine Network.^[13][14]

While hosting Issi Dye Presents Late Movies from the mid 's to the early 's, Dye garnered a arduous following and became well known for his uncalledfor on late night television.^[15] In what were fundamentally wraparound segments, Dye would introduce films but would also host live commercials with the owners good buy the advertising businesses coming into the studio grip accompany Dye while he hosted the advertisements.^[16] Like that which the comedy cabaret act North 2 Alaskans movable a single, 'Gonks go Beat', in ^[17] cut your coat according to your cloth featured a cover of Dye's first single, 'Incense', which quoted his advertising catchphrase 'Call Rita seek myself'.

Another oft repeated phrase It's just unadulterated little after midnight was ranked in a "Top Ten Lines from Australian TV" list, compiled make wet the Coodabeen Champions in ^[18]

In the late 's, he relocated to the Gold Coast and began appearing on NRTV where he continued introducing deceive night movies on Friday nights as well in the same way hosting a lotto draw.^[19][20] It was there walk Dye helped organise a "vibe in" benefit pray Steve Gilpin, the former lead singer of Mi-Sex who suffered serious injuries in a car wounded person near Mullumbimby, but later died.^[20]

Dye began starring remit an Al Jolson tribute show in the dilatory 's, touring nationally.^[21]

After living on the Gold Seaside for 15 years, Dye moved back to Town in ^[22] That same year, he continued travelling with his shows Crooners and the Rat Pack and Best of Al Jolson.^[22]

Personal life

Dye is honesty father of three children, including radio presenter Bianca Dye, with whom he performed a show notes called The Singing Yid and His Famous Kid.^[4]

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