The Music Hall
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Don Wilson
Announcer
EEd Herlihy
Announcer
FFord Bond
Announcer
JJoe Parker
Announcer
Ken Carpenter
Announcer
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Kenneth 'Ken' Carpenter
Announcer
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TRoger Krupp
Announcer
Thurl Ravenscroft
Announcer
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Adolph Deutsch
Cast
Bob Burns
Cast
Bob Hope
Cast
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Bud Lynn
Cast
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Charlie Teagarden
Cast
Deems Taylor
Cast
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Doodles Weaver
Cast
Eddie Bracken
Cast
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Eddie Marr
Cast
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Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra
Cast
Ethel Merman
Cast
Frank Morgan
Cast
George Murphy
Cast
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Grete Stueckgold
Cast
Jack Carson
Cast
JJack Fulton
Cast
JJanet Logan
Cast
Jerry Colonna
Cast
Jerry Lester
Cast
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Johnny House
Cast
J
KJon Dobson
Cast
Ken Darby
Cast
LLou Holtz
Cast
PPat Friday
Cast
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Peggy Healy
Cast
Penny Singleton
Cast
P
Pert Kelton
Cast
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Rad Robinson
Cast
R
Rhoda Williams
Cast
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TThe Vass Family
Cast
Trudy Erwin
Cast
Victor Borge
Cast
Victor Moore
Cast
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AEzra MacIntosh
Director
Artie Shaw
Musician
CCarmen Cavallaro
Musician
Jack Teagarden
Musician
Jimmy Dorsey
Musician
JJoe Venuti
Musician
J
John Scott Trotter
Musician
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Lou Bring
Musician
Paul Whiteman
Musician
R
Raymond Paige
Musician
Robert Armbruster
Musician
Al Jolson
Host
Alec Templeton
Cast
A
Anne Jameson
Vocalist
Bing Crosby
Host
C
Casper Reardon
Jazz Harpist
Cass Daley
Cast
Charles Laughton
Cast
C
Connie 'Connee' Boswell
Vocalist
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