Jayne Mansfield performances
This is a list of performances by actress Jayne Mansfield, including films, television, theater, music, and documentaries.
Filmography
Release year (US release)
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Movie title (Alternative title)
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Role
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Selected co-actors
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Director
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Producer (Production country)
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Notes
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1955
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Female Jungle (The Hangover – original title)
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Candy Price
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Burt Kaiser, Kathleen Crowley
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Bruno VeSota
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Burt Kaiser, Kathleen Crowley (United States)
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1955
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Pete Kelly's Blues
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Cigarette Girl
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Jack Webb, Janet Leigh, Edmond O'Brien, Peggy Lee
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Jack Webb
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Warner Bros.
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Uncredited.
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1955
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Illegal
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Angel O'Hara
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Edward G. Robinson, Nina Foch, Hugh Marlowe
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Lewis Allen
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Warner Bros. (United States)
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1955
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Hell on Frisco Bay
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Mario's dance partner in nightclub
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Alan Ladd, Fay Wray
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Frank Tuttle
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Jaguar Productions (United States)
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Uncredited.
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1956
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The Girl Can't Help It (Do Re Mi – original title)
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Jerri Jordan
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Tom Ewell, Edmond O'Brien, Julie London, Ray Anthony
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Frank Tashlin
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20th Century Fox (United States)
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1957
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The Burglar
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Gladden
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Dan Duryea, Martha Vickers, Peter Capell, Mickey Shaughnessy
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Paul Wendkos
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Columbia Pictures (United States)
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Filmed in 1955.
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1957
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The Wayward Bus
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Camille Oakes
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Joan Collins, Dan Dailey
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Victor Vicas
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20th Century Fox (United States)
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1957
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Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? (Oh! For a Man! – UK, original title; Siren in Blond – Germany)
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Rita Marlowe
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Tony Randall, Betsy Drake, Joan Blondell, John Williams, Henry Jones
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Frank Tashlin
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20th Century Fox (United States)
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1957
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Kiss Them for Me
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Alice Kratzner
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Cary Grant, Leif Erickson, Suzy Parker
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Stanley Donen
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Sol C. Siegel (United States)
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1958 (1959)
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The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw (La Bionda e Lo Sceriffo – Italy; The Blonde and the Sheriff – US)
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Kate
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Kenneth More, Henry Hull, Bruce Cabot
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Raoul Walsh
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20th Century Fox (United States)
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1960 (1963)
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The Challenge (It Takes a Thief – U.S.)
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Billy
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Anthony Quayle, Carl Möhner, Peter Reynolds
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John Gilling
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Alexandra (United Kingdom)
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1960 (1961)
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Too Hot to Handle (Playgirl After Dark – U.S.)
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Midnight Franklin
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Leo Genn, Karlheinz Böhm, Christopher Lee
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Terence Young
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Wigmore Productions (United Kingdom)
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1960
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The Loves of Hercules (Gli Amori di Ercole – Italy; Les Amours d'Hercule – France; Hercules vs. the Hydra – TV title)
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Queen Dianira/ Hippolyta
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Mickey Hargitay, Massimo Serato
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Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia
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Contact Organisation (Italy)
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Voiced by Carolyn De Fonseca. Never released theatrically in the USA.
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1961
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The George Raft Story (Spin of a Coin – UK)
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Lisa Lang
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Ray Danton, Julie London, Barrie Chase
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Joseph M. Newman
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Allied Artists Pictures (United States)
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1962
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It Happened in Athens
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Eleni Costa
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Trax Colton, Nico Minardos, Bob Mathias
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Andrew Marton
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20th Century Fox (United States)
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Filmed in fall, 1960. Filmed in Greece.
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1963
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Heimweh nach St. Pauli (Homesick for St. Pauli)
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Evelyne
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Freddy Quinn, Josef Albrecht, Ullrich Haupt
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Werner Jacobs
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Rapid Film (Germany)
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Never released.
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1963
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Promises! Promises! (Promise Her Anything – some releases)
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Sandy Brooks
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Marie McDonald, Tommy Noonan, Mickey Hargitay
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King Donovan
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Tommy Noonan, Donald F. Taylor (United States)
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1964 (1966)
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L'Amore Primitivo (Primitive Love – U.S.)
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Dr. Jane
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Franco and Ciccio, Mickey Hargitay
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Luigi Scattini
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G.L.M. (Italy)
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Voiced by Carolyn De Fonseca. Filmed in Italy in May 1964.[1]
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1964
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Panic Button (Let's Go Bust – U.S.; Operazione Fisco – Italy)
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Angela
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Maurice Chevalier, Eleanor Parker, Mike Connors
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George Sherman, Giuliano Carnimeo
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Gordon Films (United States)
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Filmed in 1962. Filmed in Italy.
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1964 (1966)
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Einer frisst den anderen (Dog Eat Dog! – U.S.)
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Darlene/ Mrs. Smithopolis
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Cameron Mitchell, Dodie Heath, Ivor Salter
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Richard E. Cunha, Gustav Gavrin
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Dubrava Film (Germany)
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Voiced by Carolyn De Fonseca. Filmed in late 1963 in Yugoslavia.[2]
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1966
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The Fat Spy
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Junior Wellington
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Phyllis Diller, Jack E. Leonard
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Joseph Cates
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Woolner Brothers (United States)
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1966
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The Las Vegas Hillbillys (Country Music)
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Tawny Downs
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Ferlin Husky
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Arthur Pierson
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Woolner Brothers (United States)
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1967
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A Guide for the Married Man
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Technical Advisor (Girl with Harold)
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Walter Matthau, Inger Stevens
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Gene Kelly
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20th Century Fox (United States)
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Cameo appearance.
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1968
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Single Room Furnished
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Johnnie/ Mae/ Eileen
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Dorothy Keller, Fabian Dean, Billy M. Greene
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Matt Cimber
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Empire Film Studios (United States)
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Posthumous release. Filmed in mid-1966.
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1968
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The Wild, Wild World of Jayne Mansfield
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Herself
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Mickey Hargitay; Robert Jason (narrator)
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Charles W. Broun, Jr.; Joel Holt
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Jad Films; Parnass Film
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Documentary. Filmed in 1967. Posthumous release. Voiced by Carolyn De Fonseca
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Television work
Fiction
Show
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Broadcast year
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Episode
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Station
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Co-stars
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Writer
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Director
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Producer
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Notes
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Burke's Law
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March, 1964
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"Who Killed Molly"? Episode 26, Season 1
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ABC
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Four Star Television
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—
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The Red Skelton Hour
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February, 1963
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"Advice to the Loveworn" Episode 21, Season 12
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CBS
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—
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The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
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December 6, 1962
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"Hangover" Episode 12, Season 1
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CBS
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Tony Randall
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Charles Runyon (short story)
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Bernard Girard
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—
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Marion
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The Red Skelton Hour
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September, 1961
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"Will Success Spoil Clem Kadiddlehopper"? Episode 1, Season 11
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CBS
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Monte Carlo
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August, 1961
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20th Century Fox Television
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Kraft Mystery Theater
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August, 1961
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"The House of Rue Riviera" Episode 12, Season 1
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Follow the Sun
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February, 1962
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"The Dumbest Blonde" Episode 21, Season 1
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ABC
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20th Century Fox Television
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After Hours
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December, 1959
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Episode 13, Season 2
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ABC
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—
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Jesse Goldstein, Dave O'Brien, Sherwood Schwartz, Red Skelton
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Seymour Berns
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ABC Weekend TV
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—
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The Red Skelton Hour
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6 October 1959
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"Clem's General Store" Episode 2, Season 9
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CBS
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David Rose and his Orchestra, Jamie Farr, Art Gilmore, The Skelton Dancers, Red Skelton, Jesse White
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Jesse Goldstein, Dave O'Brien, Sherwood Schwartz, Red Skelton
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Seymour Berns
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Desilu Productions
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—
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Shower of Stars
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January 1957
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"Star Time" Episode 4, Season 3
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NBC
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—
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Coleman Jacoby, Arnie Rosen
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Joseph Cates
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Desilu Productions
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—
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Sunday Spectacular
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July, 1956
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"The Bachelor" TV movie
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CBS
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Raymond Bramley, Renzo Cesana, Carol Haney, Harry Holcombe, Georgann Johnson, Hal March, Julie Wilson
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Sam Perrin, George Balzer, Hal Goldman, Al Gordon
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Ralph Levy
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J&M Productions
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Genre: Comedy show
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Lux Video Theatre
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21 October 1954
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"An Angel Went AWOL"
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NBC
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Ken Carpenter, Joanne Dru, Robert Jordan, Charlotte Knight, Margaret Lindsay, George Nader, Angela Stevens
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Winifred Wolfe, Jack Gordun
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Earl Eby
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J. Walter Thompson
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Genre: Live Uncredited
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Shows
Show
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Broadcast year
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Episode
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Station
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Co-stars
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Writer
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Director
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Producer
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Notes
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Dateline: Hollywood
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30 June 1967
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Genre: Talk show
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The Joey Bishop Show
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19 June 1967
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Episode 46, Season 1
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Frankie Laine, Louis Lomax, Ross Martin
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Genre: Talk show
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Candid Camera
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13 March 1967
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Genre: Reality-TV
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The Pat Boone Show
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12 January 1967
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Robert Clary
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Genre: Comedy
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The Pat Boone Show
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11 January 1967
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Robert Clary
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Genre: Comedy
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The Bob Hope Show
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14 December 1966
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"A Bob Hope Comedy Special" Episode 4, Season 17
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Michael Caine, Glenn Ford, Glenn Ford, Merle Oberon, Elke Sommer
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—
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Hope Enterprise
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Genre: Variety show
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What's My Line?
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1956, 1957, 1964, 1966
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4 Episodes
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CBS
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Genre: Game show
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The Jack Benny Program
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November 1963
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"Jack Takes Boat to Hawaii" Episode 9, Season 14
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CBS
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Peggy Mondo, Sam Hearn, Donald Randolph, Vince Williams, Ollie O'Toole, Dolores Domasin
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Sam Perrin, George Balzer, Al Gordon, Hal Goldman
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Frederick De Cordova
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J&M Productions
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Genre: Comedy show
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The Tonight Show
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January, 1962
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Episode 9, Season 14
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NBC
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NBC
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Genre: Late-night talk show Alternative title: The Jack Paar Tonight Show
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The Tonight Show
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April, 1962
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Episode 9, Season 14
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NBC
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NBC
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Genre: Late-night talk show
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Val Parnell's Sunday Night at the London Palladium
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September, 1957
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Episode 1, Season 3
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Associated Television
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Genre: Variety show
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The Ed Sullivan Show
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May, 1957
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4 Episodes
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CBS
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Genre: Variety show Alternative title: Toast of the Town
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The Ed Sullivan Show
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August, 1957
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Episode 46, Season 10
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CBS
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Genre: Variety show
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Tonight! America After Dark
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1957
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Episode 9, Season 14
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NBC
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Paul Coates, Bob Considine, Joan Crawford
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—
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—
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NBC
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Genre: Late-night talk show
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The Jack Benny Program
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December, 1956
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"Talent Show" Episode 8, Season 7
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CBS
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Rochester Van Jones, Don Wilson
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Sam Perrin, George Balzer, Hal Goldman, Al Gordon
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Ralph Levy
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J&M Productions
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Genre: Comedy show
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- Person to Person
- Talk It Up
- The Match Game
Discography
Albums
Singles
Release year
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Title
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Alternative title
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Co-artist
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Publisher
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Production country
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Notes
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1966
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"That Makes It"
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United States
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From the film The Las Vegas Hillbillys
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1960
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"Too Hot to Handle"
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United States
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From the film Too Hot to Handle
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"Little Things Mean a Lot"
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United States
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—
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1967
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"As The Clouds Drift By"
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—
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Jimi Hendrix[3]
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—
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United States
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A-side of "Suey"[3]
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1967
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"Suey"
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—
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Jimi Hendrix[3]
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—
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United States
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B-side of "As The Clouds Drift By"[3]
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"You Were Made for Me"
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United States
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1963
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"Wo Ist Der Mann"
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Germany
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From the film Heimweh nach St. Pauli
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1963
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"Snicksnack-Snucklchen"
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Germany
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From the film Heimweh nach St. Pauli
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1963
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"I'm In Love"
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"Lullaby of Love"
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United States
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From the film Promises! Promises!
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1963
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"Promise Her Anything"
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United States
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From the film Promises! Promises!
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"It's a Living"
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United States
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Stage work
Opening date
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Title
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Location
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Co-artist
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Playwright
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Director
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Notes
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1953
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Death of a Salesman
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—
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Arthur Miller
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—
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13 October 1955
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Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?
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—
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—
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George Axelrod
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George Axelrod
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—
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February 12, 1958
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The Tropicana Holiday
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Tropicana Las Vegas
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Mickey Hargitay, Elaine Dunn, Cathy Lee Crosby, Dante D'Paulo, Gearoge Chakaris, Lizanne Truex, Sean Garrison, Jack Ackerman
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Monte Proser
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Striptease revue
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December 29, 1960
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The House of Love
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Tropicana Las Vegas
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Mickey Hargitay
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Jack Cole
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Striptease revue
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1962
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Les Poupees De Paris
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Pearl Bailey, Milton Berle, Cyd Charisse, Annie Farge, Gene Kelly, Liberace, Tony Martin, Phil Silvers, Loretta Young
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Sammy Cahn (lyrics) James Van Heusen (music)
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May 26, 1965
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Bus Stop
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William Inge
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Matt Cimber
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1966
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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
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Leo Robin (lyrics) Jule Styne (music)
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December 1, 1965
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Rabbit Habit
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Denver
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1965
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Champagne Complex
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Matt Cimber
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Bibliography
- Jayne Mansfield's Wild, Wild World (Holloway House; 1963; co-author: Mickey Hargitay)
References
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