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Paul Whiteman Forever Tops

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Cast & Crew

A
Alois Havrilla
Announcer
B
Bill Goodwin
Announcer
B
Bob Waldrop
Announcer
Don Wilson
Announcer
D
Douglas Browning
Announcer
F
Ford Bond
Announcer
G
Gene Hamilton
Announcer
P
Phil Stewart
Announcer
P
Pierre Andre
Announcer
R
Roger Krupp
Announcer
T
Ted Pearson
Announcer
A
Alexander Woollcott
Cast
A
Annie Canova
Cast
B
Bob Lawrence
Cast
B
Bud Lynn
Cast
D
Duffy's Swinging Strings Choir
Cast
D
Durelle Alexander
Cast
E
Edward 'Eddie' 'Shrimp' Wragge
Cast
E
Eugene Baird
Cast
J
Jack Fulton
Cast
J
Jeanie Parrillo
Cast
J
Johnny House
Cast
Johnny Mercer
Cast
J
Johnny Thompson
Cast
J
Jon Dobson
Cast
Judy Canova
Cast
K
Ken Darby
Cast
P
Peggy Healy
Cast
R
Rad Robinson
Cast
R
Ramona
Cast
T
The Joe Mooney Quartet
Cast
T
The Modernaires
Cast
T
The Vass Family
Cast
Z
Zeke Canova
Cast
Paul Whiteman
Musician
A
Al Gallodoro
saxophonist
Al Jolson
Vocalist and dialog partner for Deems Taylor
Deems Taylor
Host
Dinah Shore
Vocalist/Hostess
E
Eugenie Baird
Vocalist
E
Evelyn Knight
Vocalist
F
Frank 'Frankie' Trumbauer
Orchestra member
F
Franklin 'Frank' Parker
Vocalist
G
Glenn Osser
Host
H
Helen Jepson
Vocalist
Jack Teagarden
Orchestra member
J
Joe Venuti
Orchestra member
M
Mike Pingatore
Orchestra member
Mindy Carson
Vocals
O
Oscar Levant
Orchestra member
P
Phil Ohman
Piano
R
Red McKenzie
Vocals
R
Roy Bargy
Orchestra member
T
The King's Jesters
Vocals
T
The King's Men
Vocalists
T
The Kingsmen Quartet
Vocals
T
The Rhythm Boys
Vocalists
T
The Romancers
Vocals
Tommy Dorsey
Orchestra member

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