Marty Allen Tickets

Marty Allen, born Morton David Alpern in Pittsburgh on March 23, 1922, became a beloved figure in American comedy and entertainment. Known for his distinctive catchphrase “Hello, dere,” Allen rose to fame as part of the dynamic duo Allen & Rossi, partnering with Steve Rossi from 1957 to 1968. Their infectious humor and charm earned them 44 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show and a film credit in The Last of the Secret Agents? (1966). After their duo years, Allen continued entertaining audiences in stage, screen, and music, including a later musical comedy act with his wife, Karon Kate Blackwell.

Though he passed away in Las Vegas on February 12, 2018 at age 95, Marty Allen’s legacy lives on through memories of his performances, archival footage, and the continued love for classic American vaudeville-style comedy. This page collects his biography, discography highlights, and information about his curated tour and Las Vegas residencies to give fans and newcomers a clear picture of his contributions to entertainment.

For fans seeking to relive the magic of Allen & Rossi or to discover Marty Allen’s solo projects, we’ve gathered essential details about his life, career milestones, and notable appearances. While social media presence is not currently active, his official footprint remains in archival material and in the memories of audiences who enjoyed his warmth, timing, and stage presence. Secure your seats for current Vegas shows and special events that celebrate this enduring entertainer’s impact on American comedy and music.