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The idea tor the Monkees iwas conceived by two men in their early 30s, Bob Raletson arid Bert Schneider. Spurred by the success ol Richard Lester's "A Hard Days Night" and "HelpI" they conceptualized the idea of a TV show based on a rock band that captured the zaniness and unpretentiousness of the early Beatles. In the fall of 19*5, they placed an ad in Daily Variety that declared: "MADNESS!I Auditions -- Folk Si Bail Musicians-Singers -- Running parts for four Insane boys, ages 17-21, with the courage to work:" Out of 400 applicants, four were chosen: Two actors, British- born Davey Jones and Mickey Dolenz and two musi­ cians, Peter Tork and Mike "Wool Hat" Nesmith. They were given an intensive sis-week course in improvisation and had their musical sound created for them by legendary studio producer Don Kirshner. 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