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Agnes Moorehead Charles Boyer Ethel Barrymore Al Jolson Charles Laughton Ethel Merman Angela Landsbury Count Basie Fannie Brice Ann Miller Cyd Charisse Farley Granger Anne Francis Dale Evans Flo Ash Anthony Quinn Dame May Whitty Flora Robson Arthur Fiedler Danny Kaye Frank Sinatra Artie Shaw David Niven Gene Autry Audrey Hepburn Desi Arnaz George Burns & Gracie Allen Ava Gardner Dick Powell George Raft Barbara Stanwyck Dick Powell Gertrude Lawrence Basil Rathbone Dinah Shore Ginger Rogers Bette Davis Dinah Shore Glenn Ford Betty Grable Donald O’Connor Gloria Graham Betty Hutton Doris Day Gregory Peck Bing Crosby Dorothy Lamour Greta Garbo Bob Hope Dorothy McGuire Guy Lombardo Bob Mitchum Ed Begley Harold Lloyd Boris Karloff Eddie Cantor Harry James Bud Abbott Edward Arnold Helen Hayes Buddy Ebsen Edward G. Robinson Henry Fonda Cab Calloway Eleanor Parker Hoagy Carmichael Carmen Miranda Ernie Smith Howard Freeman Cary Grant Errol Flynn Humphrey Bogart Cesar Romero Estelita Rodriugez Ingrid Bergman Irving Berlin Kay Kyser Oscar Levant Jack Benny Lauren Bacall Paul Muni Jack Benny Laurence Olivier Paul Robeson Jack Dempsey Lee J. Cobb Peter Lawford Jack Haley Lena Horne Phil Silvers Jackie Coogan Leslie Caron Randolph Scott Jackie Cooper Lon Chaney Jr. Ray Bolger Jane Russell Lou Costello Raymond Massey Jane Wyatt Louis B. Mayer Red Skelton Jane Wyman Lucille Ball Reginald Denny Janet Leigh Marlene Dietrich Roddy McDowall Jeanette MacDonald Mary Astor Ronald Coleman Jerry Lewis Maureen O’Hara Ronald Reagan Jessica Tandy Mel Torme Rory Calhoun Jimmy Durante Mercedes McCambridge Rosalind Russell Joan Fontaine Merle Oberon Sabu Joe Dimaggio Mickey Rooney Shelly Winters John Charles Thomas Milton Berle Shirley Temple John Derek Morton Downey Sir Cedric Hardwicke John Garfield Moyna Mcgill Sonja Henie John Wayne Myrna Loy Spike Jones Judy Garland Nelson Eddy Susan Hayward June Allyson Nicholas Bros Tallulah Bankhead June Lockhart Oliver Hardy The King sisters Kathryn Grayson Olivia De Havilland Tommy Dorsey Tyrone Power Van Johnson Victor Mature Vincent Price Vivian Blaine Vivien Leigh Walter Pidgeon Robert Mitchum Jane Mansfield Lex Barker Larry Adler Johnny Weissmuller .

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