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  paulette goddard ~ 1930's & 1940's actre...
to watch in hq and listen in stereo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hvx3n7u6nk&fmt=18 paulette goddard, born marion pauline levy, (june 3, 1910 -- april 23, 1990) was an oscar-nominated american film and theatre actress. a former child fashion model and in several broadway productions as ziegfeld girl, she was a major star of the paramount studio in the 1940s. she was married to several notable men, including charlie chaplin, burgess meredith and erich maria remarque. her stage debut was in the ziegfeld revue no foolin in 1926. the next year she made her stage acting debut in the unconquerable male. she also changed her first name to paulette and took her mother's maiden name (which also happened to be her favorite uncle charles' last name) as her own last name. she married an older, wealthy businessman, lumber tycoon edgar james, in 1926 and moved to north carolina to be a socialite, but divorced him in 1930 and received a huge divorce settlement. in 1929 she came to hollywood with her mother after signing a contract with hal roach studios, and appeared in small parts of several films over the next few years, starting with laurel & hardy shorts. at samuel goldwyn productions, she also joined other such future notables as betty grable, lucille ball, ann sothern, and jane wyman as to watch in hq and listen in stereo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hvx3n7u6nk&fmt=18 paulette goddard, born marion pauline levy, (june 3, 1910 -- april 23, 1990) was an oscar-nominated american film and theatre actress. a former child fashion model and in several broadway productions as ziegfeld girl, she was a major star of the paramount studio in the 1940s. she was married to several notable men, including charlie chaplin, burgess meredith and erich maria remarque. her stage debut was in the ziegfeld revue no foolin in 1926. the next year she made her stage acting debut in the unconquerable male. she also changed her first name to paulette and took her mother's maiden name (which also happened to be her favorite uncle charles' last name) as her own last name. she married an older, wealthy businessman, lumber tycoon edgar james, in 1926 and moved to north carolina to be a socialite, but divorced him in 1930 and received a huge divorce settlement. in 1929 she came to hollywood with her mother after signing a contract with hal roach studios, and appeared in small parts of several films over the next few years, starting with laurel & hardy shorts. at samuel goldwyn productions, she also joined other such future notables as betty grable, lucille ball, ann sothern, and jane wyman as to watch in hq and listen in stereo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hvx3n7u6nk&fmt=18 paulette goddard, born marion pauline levy, (june 3, 1910 -- april 23, 1990) was an oscar-nominated american film and theatre actress. a former child fashion model and in several broadway productions as ziegfeld girl, she was a major star of the paramount studio in the 1940s. she was married to several notable men, including charlie chaplin, burgess meredith and erich maria remarque. her stage debut was in the ziegfeld revue no foolin in 1926. the next year she made her stage acting debut in the unconquerable male. she also changed her first name to paulette and took her mother's maiden name (which also happened to be her favorite uncle charles' last name) as her own last name. she married an older, wealthy businessman, lumber tycoon edgar james, in 1926 and moved to north carolina to be a socialite, but divorced him in 1930 and received a huge divorce settlement. in 1929 she came to hollywood with her mother after signing a contract with hal roach studios, and appeared in small parts of several films over the next few years, starting with laurel & hardy shorts. at samuel goldwyn productions, she also joined other such future notables as betty grable, lucille ball, ann sothern, and jane wyman as
  vamos por la presidencia- ziegfeld el fo...
vamos por la presidencia ziegfeld el follies de hoy 2003 (our favorite son) vamos por la presidencia ziegfeld el follies de hoy 2003 (our favorite son) vamos por la presidencia ziegfeld el follies de hoy 2003 (our favorite son)
  our krazy kulture presents: baby snooks
the baby snooks show was an american radio show starring comedienne and ziegfeld follies alumna fanny brice as a mischievous young girl who was 40 years younger than the actress who played her when she first went on the air. in 1904, george mcmanus began his comic strip, the newlyweds, about a couple and their child, baby snookums. [1] brice began doing her baby snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled many years later: i first did snooks in 1912 when i was in vaudeville. at the time there was a juvenile actress named baby peggy and she was very popular. her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. she looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. when i started to do baby snooks, i really was a baby, because when i think about baby snooks it's really the way i was when i was a kid. on stage, i made snooks a caricature of baby peggy. on february 29, 1936, the producers of the ziegfield follies of the air, where brice already had a presence, asked her to fill empty airtime with a snooks skit. snooks' media career had begun, and the following year, she played snooks on the good news show. in 1940, she became a regular character on the maxwell house coffee time, sharing the spotlight with monologist frank morgan. in 1944, the character was given her own show, and during the 1940s, it became one of the nation's favorite radio situation comedies, broadcast by a variety of sponsors---post cereals, sanka, spic-n-span and jell-o. the series began on cbs september 17, 1944, airing on sunday evenings at 6:30pm as toasties time. the title soon changed to the baby snooks show, and the series was sometimes called baby snooks and daddy. in the fall of 1946, the show moved to friday nights at 8pm, continuing on cbs until may 28, 1948. on november 9, 1949, the series moved to nbc where it was heard tuesdays at 8:30pm. sponsored by tums, the baby snooks show continued on nbc until may 22, 1951. two days later, fanny brice had a cerebral hemorrhage, and the show ended with her death at age 59. the baby snooks show was an american radio show starring comedienne and ziegfeld follies alumna fanny brice as a mischievous young girl who was 40 years younger than the actress who played her when she first went on the air. in 1904, george mcmanus began his comic strip, the newlyweds, about a couple and their child, baby snookums. [1] brice began doing her baby snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled many years later: i first did snooks in 1912 when i was in vaudeville. at the time there was a juvenile actress named baby peggy and she was very popular. her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. she looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. when i started to do baby snooks, i really was a baby, because when i think about baby snooks it's really the way i was when i was a kid. on stage, i made snooks a caricature of baby peggy. on february 29, 1936, the producers of the ziegfield follies of the air, where brice already had a presence, asked her to fill empty airtime with a snooks skit. snooks' media career had begun, and the following year, she played snooks on the good news show. in 1940, she became a regular character on the maxwell house coffee time, sharing the spotlight with monologist frank morgan. in 1944, the character was given her own show, and during the 1940s, it became one of the nation's favorite radio situation comedies, broadcast by a variety of sponsors---post cereals, sanka, spic-n-span and jell-o. the series began on cbs september 17, 1944, airing on sunday evenings at 6:30pm as toasties time. the title soon changed to the baby snooks show, and the series was sometimes called baby snooks and daddy. in the fall of 1946, the show moved to friday nights at 8pm, continuing on cbs until may 28, 1948. on november 9, 1949, the series moved to nbc where it was heard tuesdays at 8:30pm. sponsored by tums, the baby snooks show continued on nbc until may 22, 1951. two days later, fanny brice had a cerebral hemorrhage, and the show ended with her death at age 59. the baby snooks show was an american radio show starring comedienne and ziegfeld follies alumna fanny brice as a mischievous young girl who was 40 years younger than the actress who played her when she first went on the air. in 1904, george mcmanus began his comic strip, the newlyweds, about a couple and their child, baby snookums. [1] brice began doing her baby snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled many years later: i first did snooks in 1912 when i was in vaudeville. at the time there was a juvenile actress named baby peggy and she was very popular. her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. she looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. when i started to do baby snooks, i really was a baby, because when i think about baby snooks it's really the way i was when i was a kid. on stage, i made snooks a caricature of baby peggy. on february 29, 1936, the producers of the ziegfield follies of the air, where brice already had a presence, asked her to fill empty airtime with a snooks skit. snooks' media career had begun, and the following year, she played snooks on the good news show. in 1940, she became a regular character on the maxwell house coffee time, sharing the spotlight with monologist frank morgan. in 1944, the character was given her own show, and during the 1940s, it became one of the nation's favorite radio situation comedies, broadcast by a variety of sponsors---post cereals, sanka, spic-n-span and jell-o. the series began on cbs september 17, 1944, airing on sunday evenings at 6:30pm as toasties time. the title soon changed to the baby snooks show, and the series was sometimes called baby snooks and daddy. in the fall of 1946, the show moved to friday nights at 8pm, continuing on cbs until may 28, 1948. on november 9, 1949, the series moved to nbc where it was heard tuesdays at 8:30pm. sponsored by tums, the baby snooks show continued on nbc until may 22, 1951. two days later, fanny brice had a cerebral hemorrhage, and the show ended with her death at age 59.
  gene kelly tribute - dancing rock n' roll!
this video is a tribute to my dear gene kelly, a compilation of some of my favorite steps and moments nicely edited, set to four (yes, 4, i couldn't narrow down to less, hee) great songs by the beach boys. the songs are this video is a tribute to my dear gene kelly, a compilation of some of my favorite steps and moments nicely edited, set to four (yes, 4, i couldn't narrow down to less, hee) great songs by the beach boys. the songs are this video is a tribute to my dear gene kelly, a compilation of some of my favorite steps and moments nicely edited, set to four (yes, 4, i couldn't narrow down to less, hee) great songs by the beach boys. the songs are
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