111105-0936MagdaGabor
Magda Gabor was the younger of the three Gabor sisters, and did not have the same fame as Zsa Zsa or Eva.
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111105-0937FrederickLoewe
Frederick Loewe was a composer, who, with writing partner Jay Lerner, wrote Paint Your Wagon, My Fair Lady, and Camelot.
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111105-0943EugeneHarmon
Eugene Harmon was a golfer and qualified for the US Amateur at age 15 in 1931. He won the 1948 Masters Tournament by five shots. In 1959, Harmon placed third in the US Open.
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111105-0947JillyRizzo
Jilly Rizzo ran saloon, frequented by celebrities in the 1960s. He made cameos in several friend Frank Sinatra's movies, and guested on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In.
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111105-0953WilliamHPowell
William Powell acted with Myrna Loy in 14 films, including the Thin Man series. He was nominated for an oscar three times, for The Thin Man, My Man Godfrey, and Life with Father .
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111105-0954WilliamDavidPowell
William David Powell was the only son of actor William Powell, and was a TV writer including Bonanza, Death Valley, 77 Sunset Strip and Rawhide. He also worked as an assoc producer at WB and Universal, and was an exec at NBC.
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111105-0959BusbyBerkeley
Busby Berkeley directed and choreographed the big musicals of the 30's that featured kaleidoscopic feather dancers.
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111105-0962CameronMitchell
Cameron Mitchell acted in over 300 film including They Were Expendable, Flight to Mars and My Favorite Year, and TV roles in mostly Western series.
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111105-0964SonnyBono
Sonny Bono was one half of the singing pair Sonny and Cher, mayor of Palm Springs, member of the House of Representatives, and proposed measures to restore the Salton Sea.
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111105-0968BettyHutton
Betty Hutton started acting in The Fleet's In, then Star Spangled Rhythm. She costarred with Bob Hope in Let's Face It and was billed above Fred Astaire in Let's Dance. Her greatest role was in Annie Get Your Gun as Annie Oakley.
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111105-0971BillMiller
Bill Miller was a talent agent, who began his career as a dancer, and virtually invented the lounge show, and brought everyone from Mae West to Elvis to Las Vegas.
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140329-4295BobbeVanHeusen
Josephine Brock, aka Bobbe Van Heusen, was the last surviving member of the Brox Sisters singing trio of the 1920's. Hits include their syncopated version of Everybody Step. She appeared in Headin' South (1929), Hollywood on Parade No. A-1 (1932) and King of Jazz (1930). The trio sang "Singin' in the Rain" with Cliff Edwards in the oscar-nominated Hollywood Revue of 1929.
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140329-4299FrankSinatra
Frank Sinatra was a singer of such songs as My Way, and Strangers In The Night. He was also actor in Von Ryan's Express and The Manchurian Candidate, and won the best supporting oscar for From Here to Eternity.
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140329-4302LorayneBrock
Eunice Brock, aka Lorayne Brox, was another member of the Brox Sisters singing trio of the 1920's. The trio appeared in Headin' South (1929), Hollywood on Parade No. A-1 (1932) and King of Jazz (1930), and she herself in The Proud and Profane (1956).
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140329-4304AndreaLeeds
Antoinette Lees began her film career in 1934, playing bit parts using her given name. As Andrea Leeds, she her first major role was in Come and Get It (1936) and followed by It Could Happen to You (1937). She had a supporting actress oscar-nominated for Stage Door (1937). Other movies include The Goldwyn Follies, They Shall Have Music, The Real Glory and her last, Earthbound (1940).
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