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1395:"Shirley Ross to Play Lead in 'This Way Please'"
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1455:"Right This Way, My Charming Little Chickadees"
1345:"Broadway: Building Up From a Terrific Letdown"
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1728:"How 'Thanks' became Hope's signature song"
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680:Prison Farm
570:Buried Loot
496:Filmography
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382:Blue Hawaii
372:Bing Crosby
290:Ray Milland
274:Clark Gable
242:Gus Arnheim
96:Occupations
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1227:April 2023
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785:References
400:Jack Benny
336:" in 1938
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300:Leo Robin
284:Paramount
253:Blue Moon
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223:Blue Moon
139:Ken Dolan
116:1927–1946
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386:Bob Hope
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