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Catherine Helen Crosby,Harry Lowe Crosby,Bob Crosby,Everett Crosby,Larry Crosby,Mary Rose Crosby,Ted Crosby,Catherine Crosby,and Dixie
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When he was a small child he liked a publication called The Bingville Bugle. A neighbor girl who shared his enthusiasm for the publication liked him started calling him "Bingo from Bingville". This later became Bing.
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They pretended to be getting married.
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No he didn't but he did stay at the Cincinnati Netherlands Plaza Hotel (now a Hilton). There is a story that when fans where crowding the entrance of the hotel, the manager told him he could slip him out the back entrance. But Bing insisted on pushing through the crowd to climb onto his car and sing them a number of songs.
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There are a number of copies of this set currently for sale in Ebay Stores, price ranging from 15 to 20 dollars. It is neither rare nor monetarily valuable. Sorry. Sadly, there are very few serious collectors, and it is unlikely you could find anyone but an impulse buyer. The best option is to save it as a keepsake, pass it down through the family. In the late 1940s it was thoroughly enjoyed and quite entertaining to whomever owned it. In the 1930s and 1940s Bing had a string of top hits, including 3 songs that each stayed at #1 for more than 10 weeks. Nobody else has ever done that. In short, you own a small piece of Americana, from a postwar time of peace and prosperity. That's the real value of the set.
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One of them is Parris Honeymoon.
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Bing Crosby died on October 14, 1977 at the age of 74.
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I got a great version of Doris Day singinging it on:
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and it's got a super mondegreen in it:
"Gary Moon's been home in a jar."
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He was twice nominated -- for Bells of Saint Mary's and for The Country Girl -- but never won another Oscar{R}.
Interestingly, none of his nominations for any award involved his singing talent.
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Check this out on E-Bay.
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Yes,he did. In 1945,in his radio program,according to the Bing Crosby magazine.
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Date of Birth: 05/03/1903 Date of Death:10/14/1977 Age at Death: 74
Cause of Death:
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La Morajela, a few miles north of Madrid, Spain.
Bing had just finished a round and was walking to the clubhouse when he had the heart attack that took his life. His playing partners said he had shown no signs of discomfort prior to the attack.
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Being Bing Crosby's hometown,Outdoor rec. and some crazy serial killers in the past.It is also the largest city between the twin cities and Seattle.
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The film was originally set at a resort of sorts called the Holiday Inn, which was the original title of the film. Probably the motel chain objected, so it was eventually re-titled White Christmas. The song was always called White Christmas .
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The Madwoman of Challiot (1969); The Five Pennies (1959); Me and the Colonel (1958); Court Jester (1957); White Christmas (1954); Hans Christian Andersen (1952); The Inspector General (1949); It's A Great Feeling (1949); A Song Is Born (1948); The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947); Kid From Brooklyn (1946); Wonder Man (1945); Up In Arms (1944); Chasing Those Depression Blues (1935). Kaye starred in several movies with actress Virginia Mayo in the 1940s, and is well known for his roles in films such as The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947), The Inspector General (1949). On the Riviera (1951) co-starring Gene Tierney, White Christmas (1954, in a role originally intended for Donald O'Connor), Knock on Wood (1954), The Court Jester (1956), and Merry Andrew (1958). Kaye starred in two pictures based on biographies, Hans Christian Andersen (1952) about the Danish story-teller, and The Five Pennies (1959) about jazz pioneer Red Nichols in addition to Me and the Colonel.
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There wasn't a film made in 1950 that stared all of these people.