Guess the Entertainer..

[Kris148]

golden oldie band:

yes @chic one S

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[chic]

T please?

 

[Sunny]

R ?

 

[Kris148]

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[chic]

L please?

 

[Kris148]

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[chic]

C please?

 

[Kris148]

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[Sunny]

Y ?

 

[Kris148]

sorry no Y

 

[Sunny]

D ?

 

[Kris148]

golden oldie band:

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No: Y D

 

[chic]

H please?

 

[Kris148]

golden oldie band:

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No: Y D

Glad you are still playing chic. Yes one H.

 

[Sunny]

Glenn Miller orchestra? (Missing R in last word?)

 

[Kris148]

Glenn Miller orchestra? (Missing R in last word?)

sorry.. you may slap my wrist. nice work.

 

[chic]

I thought Glen Miller's Orchestra was more of a big band '40's music than a golden oldies.

Good job Sunny.

 

[Kris148]

I thought Glen Miller's Orchestra was more of a big band '40's music than a golden oldies.

Good job Sunny.

Perhaps I was not totally clear chic. I only meant that their era was a golden oldie one. Had I said they were a 40s big band group.. may have been too easy.

 

[Sunny]

This one goes back to the olden days of live musical theatre.

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[Kris148]

This one goes back to the olden days of live musical theatre.

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You mean Vaudeville or London Music Hall? What entertainer are we looking for @Sunny

 

[Ken N Tx]

This one goes back to the olden days of live musical theatre.

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J?

 

[Sunny]

This one goes back to the olden days of live musical theatre.

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NO J

(Thanks for reviving this one, Ken!)

American vaudeville, not London music hall.