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television programs, The Twilight Zone, The Wild, Wild West, and Bewitched; radio shows The March of Time, The Shadow, and Sorry, Wrong Number;

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From the early days of his stage career in the decades before World War I through his unparalleled comeback after World War II, Al Jolson was billed as The World's Greatest Entertainer. Appendices list stage shows based on Jolson's life, along with newsreels, cartoons, awards, and endorsements related to his career.

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This is the most definitive survey yet of Alice Faye's unique career in film, recording, broadcasting, and on stage.

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This reference book chronicles Ann Sheridan's life and career. The volume begins with a biography that traces her rise to stardom. A chronology then summarizes the most important events in her life. Detailed information on her work in films, radio, and television is also provided.

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The book includes a filmography and discography, as well as comprehensive lists of Miss Sothern's stage, radio, and television appearances.

Ann Sothern: A Bio-Bibliography is the first full-length examination of Miss Sothern's life and career.

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This text describes the life and career of the American actress in a biography and chronology detailing her achievements in the different production media, with full credits, synopses, and review sources provided for the films and plays.

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Though starring in only some twenty films and two engagements on Broadway, Audrey Hepburn earned her reputation through the quality of her work rather than the quantity of her performances.

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This book contains a biography of one of the screen's most loved actresses whose career has spanned five decades.

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This reference provides a detailed overview of the work of Betty Comden and Adolph Green, who for over fifty years have collaborated on skits, musicals, revues, and films.

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This reference work provides a comprehensive record of the life and career of Betty Grable. The volume concludes with a list of Grable memorabilia, a section of miscellaneous information, and an annotated bibliography of books and articles containing extensive or unique material about Grable and her career.

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Bing Crosby recorded nearly 2,000 songs, appeared in more than 100 films, starred in radio shows for nearly 30 years, and remained a hit on television for 25 years.

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This reference work on Boris Karloff presents a comprehensive record of the life and career of this famous performer. The remaining chapters overview Karloff's broad career. The book concludes with an annotated bibliography of books and articles about Karloff, along with a comprehensive index.

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The never before published Civil Aeronautics Board investigative report of the airplane crash in which she died, fifteen previously unpublished photographs, and detailed examination of many articles, biographies, and film history books that deal with some aspect of her life and/or career make this bio-bibliography an excellent resource.

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This bio-bibliography provides an overview of the life and career of this superstar, and, unlike other biographies, it gives as much weight to Grant the star as it does to Grant the private person.

The book contains several sections that highlight individual aspects of Grant's life and career.

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Actress Colleen Dewhurst is best remembered for her characterizations in the plays of Eugene O'Neill, which highlighted a career on stage, screen and television that spanned 40 years. This study documents her diverse performance and directing careers, including details of her personal life.

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Chronicles the life and career of one of the last of Broadway's independent producers, David Merrick, who produced 88 plays on Broadway during his professional lifetime. This volume includes a chronology of his career, a biographical sketch, and documentation of each of his plays.

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British-born David Niven began his acting career in 1935, appearing in movie classics that have stood the test of time. Other portions of the book offer information on material written by Niven, his various awards, and an annotated bibliography of works about him.

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This book is a comprehensive reference to the life and work of Donna Reed for use by researchers as well as fans.

Performing arts researcher Brenda Scott Royce has compiled a self-contained reference work to Donna Reed's career and life.

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Eddie Cantor became one of the greatest entertainers of Depression-era America. This volume begins with a biography that discusses his upbringing and rise to stardom, and features a chronology which highlights his achievements.

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Edwin Booth was the foremost Shakespearean actor in late 19th century America, enjoying almost mythic status. This comprehensive analysis and documentation of his career provides an aperture from which to view theatre and society of the period.

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Eleanor Powell began her notable career at age 12, with an appearance at a supper show at an Atlantic City hotel. This book details her life and career.

A concise biography overviews the principal events in the life and work of Eleanor Powell.

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This study chronicles the life and career of Ellen Stewart and her experimental theater, Cafe La Mama. The volume includes a short biography, a chronology of the most significant events related to Stewart and La Mama, a record of the more than 1400 plays produced at La Mama, and an annotated bibliography.

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This new book contains the most comprehensive bibliography of Ethel Merman's work and materials written on this great American entertainer.

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