The Show Must Go On
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"The show must go on" is a phrase in show business, meaning that regardless of what happens, whatever show has been planned still has to be staged for the waiting patrons. There is no evidence to suggest that it is the abbreviation of a longer phrase.
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K
Kenneth Banghart
Announcer
LLee Vines
Announcer
WWarren Sweeney
Announcer
B
BBill Wyatt
Cast
Billy Williams
Cast
GGoodman Ace
Cast
H
JHerb Sheldon
Cast
Jack Arthur
Cast
J
Judy Johnson
Cast
L
PLois Hunt
Cast
Phil Kramer
Cast
R
Richard Hayes
Cast
Ronald Liss
Cast
T
Toby David
Cast
D
Dave Grupp
Musician
J
MJerry Wald
Musician
Milton Kaye
Musician
R
ERalph Flanagan
Musician
Eugenie Baird
Vocalist - 1949
G
HGeorge Wright Quartet
Vocalists
Howard Smith
Beginning Jan 5, 1948
K
Kathy Norman
Vocalist
R
Robert Q. Lewis
Host
T
The Ames Brothers
Vocalists - 1949
T
The Duke of Iron
Calypso Singer -Sept 1948
T
TThe Mullen Sisters
Vocalists - Sept 1948
The Murphy Sisters
Vocalists
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