This famous sidewalk features over 2,500 inset bronze and granite stars, each dedicated to a particular person in the entertainment industry.
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Al Jolson (born 1886, died 1950)
American singer who starred in the first talking film (The Jazz Singer, 1927). Original name: Asa Yoelson.
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Cliffie Stone
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Frank Parker
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Jean Hersholt (born 1886, died 1956)
Danish actor.
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Lowell Thomas (born 1892, died 1981)
American journalist and broadcaster.
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Roy Rogers (born 1912, died 1998)
American singer and actor. Original name: Leonard Slye.
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Rudy Vallee (born 1901, died 1986)
American actor and singer.
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''Tennessee'' Ernie Ford (born 1919, died 1991)
American singer.
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Tony Martin (born 1912)
American actor.
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William Claude Dukenfield (W.C. Fields) (born 1880, died 1946)
American comedian and actor.
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Will Rogers (born 1879, died 1935)
American humorist, entertainer and actor. Killed, with famous pilot Wiley Post, in a plane crash.
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Perry Como (born 1912)
American singer.
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Eddy Arnold (born 1918)
American musician and singer.
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Fred Allen
Original name: John Sullivan.
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Jack Bailey (born 1907, died 1980)
American game-show host.
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Jack Carson (born 1910, died 1963)
Canadian-born American actor.
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Andy Devine (born 1905, died 1977)
American actor. Original name: Jeremiah Schwartz.
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (born 1909)
American actor, writer and producer.
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George ''Gabby'' Hayes (born 1885, died 1969)
American actor best known for his sidekick roles in westerns.
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Warren Hull
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Lindsay Armstrong ''Spike'' Jones (born 1911, died 1964)
American bandleader and musician.
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Sammy Kaye (born 1913, died 1987)
American bandleader.
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Hal March (born 1920, died 1970)
American game-show host.
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Garry Moore (born 1915)
Television writer and entertainer best known as the host of the game show ''To Tell the Truth.'' Original name: Thomas Garrison Morfit.
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Ozwald George ''Ozzie'' Nelson (born 1906, died 1975)
American actor and bandleader.
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Harold Peary (born 1908, died 1985)
American actor.
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Fred Waring
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Walter Winchell (born 1897, died 1972)
American gossip columnist.
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Robert Young (born 1907, died 1998)
American actor.
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Edgar Bergen (born 1903, died 1978)
American ventriloquist and comedian. Father of actress Candace Bergen.
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Bob Burns (born 1893, died 1956)
American musician and actor.
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Eddie Cantor (born 1892, died 1964)
American comedian and singer.
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Bing Crosby (born 1904, died 1977)
American singer and actor.
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Jimmy Durante (born 1893, died 1980)
American comedian and entertainer whose famous nose was insured by Lloyd's of London.
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Bob Hope (born 1903)
English-born American comedian and actor.
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Dick Powell (born 1904, died 1963)
American actor.
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Basil Rathbone (born 1892, died 1967)
English actor known for his screen portrayals of Sherlock Holmes.
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Charles Ruggles (born 1876, died 1971)
American composer and artist.
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Jack Webb (born 1920, died 1982)
American actor, director and producer.
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Ed Wynn (born 1886, died 1966)
American comedian and actor. Original name: Isiah Edwin Leopold.
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Ken Carpenter
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''The Real'' Don Steele
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Bud Abbot (born 1895, died 1974)
American actor and comedian; one half of the Abbott and Costello comedy team.
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Steve Allen (born 1921, died 2000)
American television host and songwriter.
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Don Ameche (born 1908, died 1993)
American actor.
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Cliff Arquette
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Lew Ayres (born 1908, died 1996)
American actor best known for the role of Dr. Kildare.
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Art Baker
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Kenny Baker (born 1912, died 1985)
American actor and nightclub singer.
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Phil Baker (born 1896, died 1963)
American comedian and composer.
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Brian Beirne
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William Bendix
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Jack Benny (born 1894, died 1974)
American comedian known for his cheapness and his violin playing. Original name: Benjamin Kubelsky.
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Milton Berle (born 1908)
American actor and comedian. Beginning his career in vaudeville, then going on to radio, he achieved his greatest success with his own television show (1948-56).
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Ben Bernie (born 1891, died 1943)
American bandleader and comedian known as ''The Old Maestro.''
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Melvin Jerome ''Mel'' Blanc (born 1908, died 1989)
American actor who did the voices for many Warner Brothers cartoon characters, including Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck.
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Ford Bond
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Major Bowes
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Bill Boyd (born 1911)
American singer and radio disk jockey.
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Eddie Bracken (born 1920)
American actor.
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Tom Breneman
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Ray Briem
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Cecil Brown (born 1907, died 1987)
American jounalist and broadcaster.
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Charles Correll (born 1890, died 1972)
American comedian who played Andy on the ''Amos and Andy'' radio comedy show.
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Lou Costello (born 1908, died 1959)
American comedian and actor; one half of the Abbott and Costello comedy team. Original name: Louis Cristillo.
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Milton John Cross (born 1897, died 1975)
American radio announcer.
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Frank Crumit
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Bud Collyer
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Jerry Colonna (born 1905, died 1986)
American comedian, musician and actor.
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Bill Cunningham
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Daley Cass
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Dennis Day (born 1917, died 1988)
American actor.
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Rick Dees
Radio disk jockey.
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Vaughn De Leath
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Morton Downey (born 1902, died 1985)
American singer.
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Clifton Fadiman (died 1999)
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Frank Fay
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Jimmie Fidler
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George Fisher
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Alan Freed (born 1922, died 1965)
American disk jockey who introduced the term ''rock and roll'' to pop culture.
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Freeman Fisher Gosden (born 1899, died 1982)
White American comedian who was the voice of black Amos on the long-running ''Amos 'n Andy'' radio show.
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Jack Haley (born 1900, died 1979)
American actor who played the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz (1939).
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Stuart Hamblen
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Bill Hay
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Dick Haymes (born 1917, died 1980)
American singer and radio-show host.
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Jim Healy
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Chick Hearn
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Horace Heidt
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George Hicks
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John Hodiak (born 1914, died 1955)
American actor.
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Frazier Hunt
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Marlin Hurt
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Ted Husing
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Casey Kasem
Longtime host of radio's ''American Top 40.''
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John B. Kennedy
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John Reed King
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Wayne King (born 1901, died 1985)
American bandleader.
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Raymond Knight
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Art Laboe
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Arthur Lake (born 1905, died 1987)
American actor who co-starred in more than twenty-four Blondie and Dagwood movies.
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Vincent Lopez (born 1895, died 1975)
American bandleader and composer.
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Philips Lord
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Gordon McRae
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Guy Madison (born 1922, died 1996)
American actor. Original name: Robert Moseley.
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Ted Malone
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Julius Henry ''Groucho'' Marx (born 1890, died 1977)
American comedian, actor and writer.
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Ed McConnell
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Joel McCrea (born 1905, died 1990)
American actor.
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Graham McNamee
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Don McNeill (died 1996)
American radio host.
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James Melton
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Meredith Willson (born 1902, died 1984)
American composer. Best known for The Music Man.
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Ken & Bob Arthur Minyard
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Everett Mitchell
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Frank Morgan (born 1890, died 1949)
American actor best known for his film portrayal of the Wizard of Oz. Original name: Francis Phillip Wupperman.
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Robert W. Morgan
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Carlton E. Morse
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Ken Murray
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Conrad Nagel (born 1897, died 1970)
American actor.
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John Nesbitt
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Wendell Niles
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Walter O'Keefe (born 1900, died 1983)
American writer, actor and radio quiz-show host.
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Gary Owens (born 1935)
American actor.
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Al Pearce
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Jack Pearl (born 1895, died 1982)
American radio actor.
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Drew Pearson (born 1897, died 1969)
American jounalist.
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Joe Penner (born 1904, died 1941)
Hungarian-born American comedian and actor. Original name: Joseph Pinter.
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Quentin Reynolds
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Robert Ripley
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Lancelot Patrick ''Lanny'' Ross (born 1906, died 1988)
American singer.
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Red Skelton (born 1913, died 1997)
American comedian and actor known for his slapstick comedy and his paintings of clowns.
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Jack Smith
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Phil Spitalny (born 1890, died 1970)
Russian-born American bandleader.
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Bill Stern
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Ezra Chaim Stone (born 1917)
American director, producer and radio actor.
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Alec Templeton (born 1910, died 1963)
Blind Welsh-born American pianist who hosted his own radio show.
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Jay Thomas
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Bill Thompson
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Arturo Toscanini (born 1867, died 1957)
Italian conductor and musical director.
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Charlie Tuna
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Harry Von Zell (born 1906, died 1981)
American actor.
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Jimmy Wallington (born 1907, died 1972)
American actor and radio announcer.
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Willard Waterman
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Paul Whiteman (born 1891, died 1967)
American bandleader who was influential in popularizing Jazz.
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Dick Whittinghill
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Tex Williams (born 1917, died 1985)
American actor and country-western singer.
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Donald Harlow Wilson (born 1900, died 1982)
American radio and television announcer.
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Carleton Young
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Gale Gordon (born 1906)
American actor. Original name: Charles T. Aldrich, Jr.
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Phil Harris (born 1904)
American comedian. Bandleader on Jack Benny's radio show.
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Vaughn Monroe (born 1911, died 1973)
American singer and bandleader.f
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Lionel Blythe Barrymore (born 1878, died 1954)
American actor.
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Orson Welles (born 1915, died 1985)
American actor and director.
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Igor Stravinsky (born 1882, died 1971)
Russian ballet composer.
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Guy Lombardo (born 1902, died 1977)
Canadian bandleader known for his New Year's Eve performances.
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Nelson Eddy (born 1901, died 1961)
American singer.
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Mickey Rooney (born 1920)
American actor, writer, director and producer. Original name: Joe Yule, Jr.
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Gene Autry (born 1907)
American singer, actor, songwriter, and baseball-team owner.
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Alan Young (born 1919)
American actor who starred in Mr. Ed.
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Morey Amsterdam (born 1908, died 1996)
American actor and comedian.
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Michael Jackson (born 1958)
American singer, songwriter, producer.
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Harry Morgan (born 1915)
American actor.
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