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Andy Griffith’s showbiz status endures


Few entertainers have stayed in the nation’s collective conscience like . Griffith is best known for his warm and wise television portrayals of Sheriff Andy Taylor and lawyer Ben Matlock. Griffith began his days as a Carolina student on July 19, 1944. That day he wrote a letter from his room, “3 Steele Dormitory,” to his parents in Mount Airy. (UNC.edu)

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Andy Griffith’s showbiz status endures