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Dino Paul Crocetti and Joseph Levitch made us all laugh in dozens of movies including "At War with the Army" (1950), and "The Caddy" (1953). By what names were this duo better known? |
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Philip Silversmith starred in "You're in the Army Now" in 1941, and "There Goes the Bride" in 1980. Under what name did he act? |
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Nathan Birnbaum and his partner, Grace Ethel Cecile Rosalie Allen, were in "College Swing" (1938) and "College Holiday" (1936). They were perhaps better known for their TV show. What was the name of the show? |
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Whether they were playing "Air Raid Wardens" (1943), or "Babes in Toyland" (1934), Arthur Stanley Jefferson and Norvell Hardy always played the buffoons. Under which names were they clowning around? |
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It seems some people never get promoted. In 1954 David Daniel Kaminsky played Private Phil Davis in "White Christmas" and seven years later (1961) was Private Ernie Williams in "On the Double". What name was he better known by? |
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Leslie Townes _____ and Harry Lillis _____ always seemed to be going somewhere together, such as in the 1942 film "Road to Morocco", or 1947's "Road to Rio". What were their last names? |
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While he may not have actually been "The Meanest Man in the World" (1943), Benjamin Kubelsky certainly was the "Man About Town" (1939). What was the stage name of this famous skinflint? |
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"Africa Screams" (1949) and "The Noose Hangs High" (1948) featured the comedy team of William Alexander Abbott and Louis Francis Cristillo. In which of the following comedies would you expect to find these two? |
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Muzyad Yaakoob gave us many wonderful performances such as in "The Jazz Singer" (1952) and "The Unfinished Dance" (1947), as well numerous guest appearances on TV shows. Yet he is best known for his big heart and generous nature. What was the stage name of this philanthropic funny man? |
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Born into the Horwitz family, Harry Moses and his brother Samuel may have been "Stone Age Romeos" (1955), but along with their partner, Louis Feinberg, they sure could cause "Bedlam in Paradise" (1955). Who were these three? |
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