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- Did John Wayne ever appear in a silent movie?
Question 1:
Did John Wayne ever appear in a silent movie?
A. No
B. Yes
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- Did John Wayne ever appear in a silent movie?
- What was the name of the 1939 John Ford film that made John Wayne a bonified star?
- John Wayne was eager to get the role of Jimmy Ringo in the 1950 film The Gunfighter, but the role went to this actor instead.
- In which movie did an infamous gunslinger, played by John Wayne, say, Im looking at a tin star with a ... DRUNK pinned on it.?
- John Wayne won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn in this movie.
- What was the cause of John Waynes death?
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- This entertainer was born in what is now Belarus but came to the USA when he was about 5. He began his career as a singing waiter in NYCs Chinatown. He soon started writing his own songs. Some of his hits were White Christmas, Blue Skies, and I Like Ike. Who was this great composer?
- This husband and wife duo and was one of the top dancing teams of their time. He was born in Europe but they attained fame in the USA. They were famous for introducing American dance styles to the rest of the world. They were also popular in movies and in Broadway shows.
- This actor/singer/dancer/choreographer/impresario/musician was the most talented part of a family act in vaudeville. Although he and his family claimed he was Born on the Fourth of July his birthday was July 3. He wrote more than 50 Broadway musicals. James Cagney portrayed him in a famous biopic.
- This entertainer is generally considered the most influential female singer in Cuban music. She was born in Havana in 1925 and was famous for her hit albums with Tito Puente.
- This trumpeter was one of the leaders of the Bebop jazz genre. Bitches Brew and Sketches of Spain were his most famous albums. He won 9 Grammys and countless other awards.
- This Prussian-born musician/impresario began as a cigar manufacturer. In 1899 he built his first music venue in New York City. It was the first of many. He, his sons and grandsons formed a dynasty that was very influential in American entertainment.
- He was an important part of the quartet that integrated jazz. He played the vibes and the drums with several groups.
- He was called The Father of the Blues and was famous for playing on Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee.
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