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Composer and protagonist of Paul Bowles’ 1949 novel ''[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sheltering_Sky The Sheltering [[Category:1949|Moresby, Port]]

..._Rip_Kirby.jpg|right|600px]]Singer from the "Second Chances" (1949-05-23 - 1949-09-03) and "Return of the Mangler" (1952-05-26 to 1952-09-27) story lines ...kirby-daily-comic-strip-original-art-dated-8-29-49-king-features-syndicate-1949-/a/122101-11514.s?ic4=GalleryView-Thumbnail-071515

Opera singer from the 1949 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041956/combined That Midnight Kiss]''. [[Category:1949|Betelli, Guido Russino]]

...rel." He first appeared in "Treachery on the Trail" in issue #3 (September 1949). Despite his first name, he is male. *"Treachery on the Trail" #3 (September 1949)

*[[The Mystery Songstress]], comic book, 1949 *[[The Mystery Singer]], comic book 1949

...night at 8pm, in the Ezra story of comic book ''Modern Comics'' #84 (April 1949). [[Category:1949]]

...e Dugan]'', and reprinted in Columbia comic book ''Big Shot'' #97 (January 1949). ...ed to invest his wife's money in an off, off Broadway show, ''Has-Beens of 1949'', featuring a variety of formerly popular performers now down on their luc

...sked singer from the Ezra story of comic book ''Modern Comics'' #84 (April 1949). This singer with a gimmick gives teenager Ezra the idea to fake a date wi [[Category:1949|Mystery Songstress]]

From the 1949 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041956/combined That Midnight Kiss]''. [[Category:1949|Budell, Prudence]]

Truck driver turned opera singer from 1949 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041956/combined That Midnight Kiss]''; [[Category:1949|Donnetti, Johnny]]

...e "The Singing Rivals!" story of comic book ''All Love Romances'' #26 (May 1949). He's popular with the ladies and performs at the local amateur night cont [[Category:1949|Lewis, Randy]]

...ical Interlude" story of Fawcett comic book ''The Marvel Family'' #41 (Nov 1949). They're doing a concert, and reporter Headline Harry of ''The Gazabo Gaze [[Category:1949|Podunk Philharmonic Orchestra]]

Fictional classical pianist and composer from the 1949 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041158/ The Barkleys of Broadway]''. H [[Category:1949|Millar, Ezra]]

...ystery" story of comic book ''Green Hornet, Racket Buster'' #47 (September 1949). The Annual Civic Charities Dance is pretty much ruined when she turns up [[Category:1949|May, Mary]]

...r at the Opera" story of comic book ''Abbott and Costello Comics'' #7 (May 1949). [[Category:1949|Fortissimo, Fortune]]

...book [https://www.comics.org/issue/7876/ ''Batman'' #55] (October-November 1949). His real name is Ed Peale. He becomes obsessed with bells, goes insane, f [[Category:1949|Gong]]

...m "The Horn of Plenty of Trouble" story of ''Police Comics'' #87 (February 1949). Invented by amateur Cajun musician [[Casimir]], it is desired by criminal [[Category:1949]]

...ed Bebop" story in Superior Publishers comic book ''Bruce Gentry'' #6 (May 1949). They play in a South American club called La Cucaracha. Hero Bruce Gentry [[Category:1949]]

...e Mikado'' in The Jester story of comic book ''Smash Comics'' #85 (October 1949). [[Category:1949|Brewster, Keith]]

...tps://www.comics.org/series/14340/ Ozzie and Babs]'' (December 1947 - Fall 1949). And one random appearance in ''Fawcett's Funny Animals'' #64, reprinted i *"Blowhard's Big Fight," #8 (January 1949)

....org/stream/DollMan023/Doll_Man_023#page/n3/mode/2up Doll Man #23]'' (July 1949). Also reprinted in 1963 in ''Doll Man #15''. [[Category:1949|Bohanini, Rodolfo]]

...an who kinda looks like The Joker in the comic book ''Doll Man #23'' (July 1949). The story was also reprinted in 1963 in ''Doll Man #15''. The reprint has ...38 of ''[http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=14493 Feature Comics]'' (September 1949), The Minstrel has dropped his cartoony zoot suit and giant chin and just l

...r at the Opera" story of comic book ''Abbott and Costello Comics'' #7 (May 1949). He's gone missing, allowing Costello to accidentally assume his idenity a [[Category:1949]]

...s Apron Strings" story of romance comic book ''Darling Love'' #2 (December 1949-January 1950). He's controlled by his aristocratic, cold, and domineering m [[Category:1949|Hayes, Rick]]

...c book ''[https://www.comics.org/series/14340/ Ozzie and Babs]'' #13 (Fall 1949). Written by R.R. Symes, a pseudonym for Rod Reed. *[http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=19196 ''Ozzie and Babs'' #13 (Fall 1949)]

...m "The Horn of Plenty of Trouble" story of ''Police Comics'' #87 (February 1949). It's a bizarre combination brass and string instrument much desired by cr [[Category:1949]]

...ed Bebop" story in Superior Publishers comic book ''Bruce Gentry'' #6 (May 1949). She plays in a South American club called La Cucaracha, billed as "Senori [[Category:1949]]

...8#page/n5/mode/2up issue #139 of comic book ''Feature Comics]'' (September 1949). Doll Man nemesis [[The Minstrel]] can't resist messing with this guy, one [[Category:1949|Slim, Texas]]

...sign advertising the stage musical comedy ''A Day in New York,'' from the 1949 musical comedy film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041716/reference On th [[Category:1949|Nagen, Gregory]]

...ical Interlude" story of Fawcett comic book ''The Marvel Family'' #41 (Nov 1949). They're doing a concert, and reporter Headline Harry of ''The Gazabo Gaze [[Category:1949|Fortissimo, Andante]]

...s comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/248367/ Dotty]'' #38 (January 1949). Hat check girl and protagonist [[Dotty Draper]] talks her boss into givin [[Category:1949|Hanley, Joe]]

...e "No Life of Her Own" story of Fawcett comic book ''Life Story'' #3 (June 1949). [[Category:1949|Lucey, Edna]]

...ut_Gaylord_Adventures_of_Gossamer_Wump.png|right]]Dance band leader in the 1949 comedy album ''[http://www.gowump.com/wump-menu.html The Adventures of Goss [[Category:1949|Gout, Gaylord]]

...to appeal to the lowest common denominator (the Proles) in George Orwell's 1949 classic ''Nineteen Eighty-Four''. A song written by a versificator ("It was [[Category:1949]]

...-headed Italian opera singer and one-off Bugs Bunny nemesis in the classic 1949 Warner Bros. cartoon, ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041598/ Long-Haired H [[Category:1949|Jones, Giovanni]]

...'s Trumpeter" story of Fawcett comic book ''Captain Marvel Jr.'' #75 (July 1949). They unfortunately hire jazz-loving crime boss [[Jazzbo]] as a new trumpe [[Category:1949]]

..."The Singing Donkey" story of comic book ''Captain Marvel Jr.'' #71 (March 1949). He's not the singing donkey. He's the idol of [[Equo]], the singing donke [[Category:1949|Dosbey, Bop]]

...Morgan in "The Race-Track Rub-out!" story of comic book ''The Saint'' #5 (1949). She sings at Cash Cassidy's Coronado Club, and wants a divorce so she can [[Category:1949|Morgan, Carole]]

...mehow shows up in their romance comic book ''All Love Romances'' #26 (May 1949) in "The Singing Rivals!" story. When Ernie's sister's friend discovers he [[Category:1949]]

...n ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/97858/ Comics on Parade]'' #64 (February 1949) and ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/256024/ Fritzi Ritz]'' # 14, (Jan.-Feb [[Category:1949|Sonata, Jack]]

...m the "Singing Swindle!" story of comic book ''Smash Comics'' #85 (October 1949). [[Category:1949|Sweet, Peggy]]

...Adventures_of_Gossomer_Wump.png|right]]European orchestra conductor in the 1949 comedy album ''[http://www.gowump.com/wump-menu.html The Adventures of Goss [[Category:1949|Hudnut, Stanislav]]

...8#page/n5/mode/2up issue #139 of comic book ''Feature Comics]'' (September 1949). Doll Man nemesis [[The Minstrel]] can't resist messing with this guy, one [[Category:1949|Hurl, Harry]]

...Who Sang Tenor" in crime comic book ''Exposed'', vol. 1, no. 6 (Jan.-Feb. 1949). [[Category:1949|Marino, Tony]]

...for Two " story of Quality romance comic book ''Love Diary'' #1 (September 1949). She breaks up with high-school sweetheart Jim Norton to pursue her singin [[Category:1949|Miller, Muriel]]

...rt Concerto" story of romance comic book ''Love Confessions'' #2 (December 1949). He and amateur Nina Dale bump into each other at the Deschamps School of [[Category:1949|Frayne, Bruno]]

[[Category:1949|Lewis, Elliott]]

...Sisson]] from the Swing Sisson story in ''Feature Comics'' #131 (February 1949). When Sisson hires pretty dancing girls to compete with the Rhythm Club, o [[Category:1949|Horton, Hot-Lips]]

...g|right]]Bandleader from the romance comic book ''Love Diary'' #2 (October 1949). He leads the band at the upscale Green Meadows Inn, where social climber [[Category:1949|Welles, Jock]]

...8#page/n5/mode/2up issue #139 of comic book ''Feature Comics]'' (September 1949). Doll Man nemesis [[The Minstrel]] can't resist messing with this guy, one [[Category:1949|Hanor, Eddie]]

...he Nightclub Murder" story from comic book ''Joe Palooka Comics'' #29 (Feb 1949). [[Category:1949|Fowler, Judy]]

...s in the Swing Sisson story of comic book ''Feature Comics'' #139 (October 1949). He sang a song ("Song of the Bull") making fun of the island's tyrant, Do [[Category:1949]]

...Singer" story of comic book ''Adventures into the Unknown'' #5 (June-July 1949). She haunts old Craigside Hall, singing her "weird, ghostly song": [[Category:1949|Bradwell, Alicia]]

...ries ''[https://www.comics.org/series/14340/ Ozzie and Babs]'' #11 (April 1949). Their tour bus gives local teen swing wanna-be [[Blowhard McDuff]] the id *[http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=64621 ''Ozzie and Babs'' #11 (April 1949)]

...cert of the Apes" story of comic book ''Rulah, Jungle Goddess'' #24 (March 1949). [[Category:1949|Tucker, Lilli]]

...Prom" story of romance comic book ''Youthful Love Romances'' #3 (December 1949). He's a big fan of real swing bandleader [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te [[Category:1949|Frazer, Don]]

...|right]]Aspiring triangle player with heterochromia iridum and hero of the 1949 comedy album ''[http://www.gowump.com/wump-menu.html The Adventures of Goss [[Category:1949|Wump, Gossamer]]

Then it was adapted to film again in 1949 as ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041341/reference Everybody Does It]'', [[Category:1949|Bennett, Logan]]

...in the "Scandal-Marked" story of comic book ''Real Secrets'' #2 (November 1949). She's "... begun to be a success in radio in television." [[Category:1949|King, Jina]]

...e Minstrel Who Sang of Death!" story of comic book All Top Comics #17 (May 1949). She despises emotionally disturbed fellow singer [[Boris]], who is obsess [[Category:1949]]

...leo-style, in the Midnight story of comic book ''Smash Comics'' #82 (April 1949). [[Category:1949]]

*[[The Minstrel (Doll Man)]], comic book villain, 1949

...g Sisson]] story "Trumpet Call of Death," in ''Feature Comics'' #135 (June 1949). This mysterious, quiet stranger turns up regularly to listen to Swing Sis [[Category:1949]]

..."The Singing Donkey" story of comic book ''Captain Marvel Jr.'' #71 (March 1949). He's the singing donkey. Formerly an ordinary,fruit-cart-pulling, non-sin [[Category:1949]]

...f the Pachyderms" story of comic book ''Nyoka the Jungle Girl'' #29 (March 1949). He's referred to as a "brilliant young composer" despite his head full of [[Category:1949|Pizzicatto, Peter]]

...e Minstrel Who Sang of Death!" story of comic book All Top Comics #17 (May 1949). He's obsessed with his fellow singer, [[Donna]], who despises him. They q [[Category:1949]]

...er Midnight in ''[https://www.comics.org/series/123/ Smash Comics]'' (1939-1949). He was a knock off of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirit_(comics) The

...zen appearances in funny animal comic book ''Giggle Comics'', from 1946 to 1949.

...ries ''[https://www.comics.org/series/14340/ Ozzie and Babs]'' #8 (January 1949). He's a rival to high school clarinetist [[Blowhard McDuff]] in a statewid *[http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=16629 ''Ozzie and Babs'' #8 (January 1949)]

...m the "Singing Swindle!" story of comic book ''Smash Comics'' #85 (October 1949). [[Category:1949|Mystery Singer]]

...y of Harvey Comics' romance comic book ''First Love Illustrated'' #3 (June 1949). She sings for the New York big band/dance band [[Duke Dyler's Band]] and [[Category:1949|Gaige, Rita]]

...'s Trumpeter" story of Fawcett comic book ''Captain Marvel Jr.'' #75 (July 1949). When his gang and office are busted up by Captain Marvel Junior, he takes [[Category:1949]]

...y was also adapted for radio (1940) and television (1949 and 1974). In the 1949 version, Jack Lemmon played Fred Stevens.

...y of Harvey Comics' romance comic book ''First Love Illustrated'' #3 (June 1949). Leader Dyler is a pianist. [[Category:1949]]

...y of Harvey Comics' romance comic book ''First Love Illustrated'' #3 (June 1949). [[Category:1949|Bowen, Sherry]]

...as written in the 1950s, but not published until 1996. The novel is set in 1949, in the fictional Western North Carolina town of Carolina City.

...autobiographical novel ''A Vision of Battlements''. Burgess wrote it circa 1949, but it was not published until his later successes, in 1965.

...''The Jack Benny Program,'' but was voiced by a different actor. Then, in 1949, Benny jumped ship to CBS, taking the rights to the Remley name. So they ju

...ttps://www.comics.org/series/18193/ Juke Box Comics]'' (March 1948-January 1949) was mostly comic book biographies of real singers, but Jivey and Groovy we

...ps://www.comics.org/series/14289/ Dotty]'', briefly, from June 1948 to May 1949.

...as written in the 1950s, but not published until 1996. The novel is set in 1949, in the fictional Western North Carolina town of Carolina City.

...ces: Handel's ''Royal Fireworks Music'' (1749), Britten's Spring Symphony (1949), Respighi's ''Fountains of Rome'' (1916), Villa-Lobos's "The Little Train

...was the title of a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streets_of_Laredo_(film) 1949 Western film], and is the name of a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streets_

...am Demarest as Sears. It was also adapted for radio (1940) and television (1949 and 1974).

...concerto+for+fun%22#v=onepage&q&f=false Billboard magazine review, May 21, 1949]

R. G. Arnett, ed.: ''Otologia otiosa'', 20 vols. (Cambridge, 1949-57; Tibetan trans., 1979-)

...ished in four parts in ''Astounding Stories'' from October 1948 to January 1949. It was later collected and published as ''Pawns of Null-A'' in 1956.