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Famous opera singer whose murder kicks off the events of the 1944 film noir classic ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036855/ Gaslight]''. Her [[Category:1944|Alquist, Alice]]

...r and songwriter with the music publishing firm of Lathim and Clark in the 1944 screwballish comedy, ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036978/combined Kansas [[Category:1944]]

[[Image:Mohner_Mike_Toots_and_Casper.png|right]]Crooner from some February 1944 ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toots_and_Casper Toots and Casper]'' comic [[Category:1944|Mohner, Mike]]

Opera singer played by Ingrid Bergman in the 1944 film noir classic ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036855/ Gaslight]''. Her [[Category:1944|Alquist, Paula]]

...rchy_The_Spirit.png|right]]Comic relief cowboy singer from the March 26th, 1944 issue of comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/275901 The Spirit ]''. [[Category:1944|Tyler, Torchy]]

Blackface minstrel showman from the low-budget 1944 film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037076/reference Minstrel Man]''. It [[Category:1944|Johnson, Dixie Boy]]

...e and his trumpet player Ziggy Eldridge made over a dozen appearances from 1944-1946 in stories such as "The Return of Hunchy" and "The Marijuana Murders!" ...sowncomics.com/comic/dime-comics-12/ vol. 1, no. 15 (December 1943/January 1944)].

From the 1944 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036715/combined The Climax]''. [[Category:1944]]

From the 1944 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036715/combined The Climax]''. [[Category:1944|Klatt, Angela]]

Blackface minstrel showman from the low-budget 1944 film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037076/reference Minstrel Man]''. It [[Category:1944|Johnson, Dixie Boy]]

...nging Sandy" by Tex Mumford in the comic book ''The Black Terror'' #6 (May 1944). He sings at the Saturday night dance in a town called [https://en.wikiped [[Category:1944|Martin, Sandy]]

Broadway star from the 1944 film ''Meet the People''.

...hort story "Sweet Dreams of Death" in comic book ''Zip Comics'' #45 (April 1944). [[Category:1944|Cole, Katherine]]

Popular songwriter from the 1944 comedy film ''Bathing Beauty''. *https://www.tcm.com/video/1097643/bathing-beauty-1944-the-song-i-wrote-for-miss-brooks/

Songwriter from the 1944 film ''South of Dixie''.

...Counterfeit Crooner" story in the comic book ''Rangers Comics'' #17 (June 1944). [[Category:1944|Synthetic, Frankie]][[Category:Comic books|Synthetic, Frankie]][[Category:P

...ist from the Grimm the Ghost Doctor story of ''Bomber Comics'' #2 (summer 1944). [[Category:1944|Draw, Martie]]

...ic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/215026/ Giggle Comics]'' #10 (July 1944). Drawn by Jim Tyer. [[Category:1944]]

...ater and Unggh story of comic book ''Prize Comics'' vol. 4, no. 2 (January 1944). It parodies Kaye's tagline "swing and sway with Sammy Kaye" as "slide and [[Category:1944|Bray, Sammy]]

...omly as a back-up feature in random Fox Feature Syndicate comic books from 1944 to 1946. Ms. Katnip and her firefighter boyfriend George frequently butted ...y at the Races" ''[http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=37033 All Top Comics]'' (1944)

...nny Comics'' #1 (Winter 1943-1944), and got his own series starting Winter 1944 and lasting for 77 issues (October 1958). Eventually, the musical motif was

...e Return of Don Quixote" story of comic book ''Hit Comics'' no. 31 (Spring 1944). She sings at the Penguin Club owned by angry jerk John Ratto. Superhero K [[Category:1944|Darling, Dawn]]

...hort story "Sweet Dreams of Death" in comic book ''Zip Comics'' #45 (April 1944). He wrote many of her songs and shared a house with her. [[Category:1944|Moore, Gerald]]

...ic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/215026/ Giggle Comics]'' #10 (July 1944). Drawn by Jim Tyer. [[Category:1944|Muskrat, Mischa]]

Singer from the 1944 film ''Shine on Harvest Moon'', set in 1905.

...Not Gold" story of funny animal comic book ''Ha Ha Comics'' #15 (December 1944). She appears in a few panels so the main character can point out that she [[Category:1944|La Boheme, Madame]]

Hot jazz trio appearing in the 1944 Warner Bros. short cartoon ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036874/ Goldiloc [[Category:1944|Three Bears]]

...hort story "Sweet Dreams of Death" in comic book ''Zip Comics'' #45 (April 1944). Her brother [[Gerald Moore]] wrote many of her songs and shared a house w [[Category:1944|Moore, Margaret]]

...urderer in the Destiny story of comic book ''Police Comics'' #27 (February 1944). What plot there is is swiped from the Phantom of the Opera. Tassi was a g [[Category:1944]]

Commercial jingle singer from the 1944 film ''Hot Rhythm''.

...onstage in the Destiny story of comic book ''Police Comics'' #27 (February 1944). What plot there is is swiped from the Phantom of the Opera. [[Category:1944]]

...http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=16126 Jingle Jangle Comics]'' #12 (December 1944). He's trying to find the lost key to his apple pie mine, but so is [[The B [[Category:1944|Self-Winding Organ-Gander]]

...ht]]Band from "The Boogie Woogie Dirge" story of ''Smash Comics'' #56 (Dec 1944). [[Category:1944]]

...http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=16126 Jingle Jangle Comics]'' #12 (December 1944). He steals the key to the apple pie mine that rightfully belongs to [[The [[Category:1944|Bull-Fiddler]]

...'[https://www.comics.org/issue/207574/ Jingle Jangle Comics]'' #10 (August 1944). [[Category:1944]]

.... 17: Guns and Glamor" story of comic book ''National Comics'' #43 (August 1944). Army intelligence officer Don Leash (who'e really costumed hero G-2), is [[Category:1944|Joy, Joline]]

..."Minnesota Minnie" has apparently been ripped off by the title song of the 1944 lightweight comedy ''Kansas City Kitty,'' supposedly composed by cowboy [[J [[Category:1944|Lee, Oscar]]

...gle Boy story by Roy L. Smith in comic book ''Jungle Comics'' #58 (October 1944). [[Category:1944]]

...mics.org/issue/3409/#8977 Captain Aero Comics]'' #13 (vol. 3, #11, January 1944). He haunts the "International Opera House" in or near Washington, D.C. [[Category:1944]]

...Crooner's Code" story of comic book ''Green Hornet Comics'' #21 (November 1944). He charms ship positions out of the admiral's wife and makes changes to t [[Category:1944|Wonatra, Hank]]

...riter whose song "Kansas City Kitty" plagiarizes "Minnesota Minnie" in the 1944 lightweight comedy ''Kansas City Kitty''. He's listed as "Chaps Williker" i [[Category:1944|Williker, Jeff]]

...e addict from "The Boogie Woogie Dirge" story of ''Smash Comics'' #56 (Dec 1944). [[Category:1944]]

...ed in the Swing Sisson story of comic book ''Feature Comics'' #74 (January 1944). [[Category:1944|Lake, Lonnie]]

...mics.org/issue/3409/#8977 Captain Aero Comics]'' #13 (vol. 3, #11, January 1944). He disguises himself and haunts the place as [[Noric]], a local [[:Catego [[Category:1944|Shroder, Hans]]

...nger from the Grimm the Ghost Doctor story in ''Bomber Comics'' #2 (summer 1944). She was somehow involved with famous and recently dead saxophonist [[Mart [[Category:1944]]

...>provides a few bits of filler</del> sings a few songs in the melodramatic 1944 movie ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037798/combined I Accuse My Parents]'

...notic ''Dorma Concerto'' in the comic book ''The Black Terror'' #7 (August 1944). He hypnotizes his way onto a big radio station and plays his "hymn to Sat [[Category:1944|Volkan]]

...th_Greenwich_Village.jpg|right|300px]]Classical composer wanna-be from the 1944 film ''Greenwich Village''. *https://movieposters.ha.com/itm/musical/greenwich-village-20th-century-fox-1944-insert-14-x-36-aspiring-songwriter-don-ameche-works-with-singer-vivian-blai

...b on Jive Street in the Mr. Mystic story of ''The Chicago Sun'''s April 9, 1944 comic book supplement. His real name is Sheldon Snide. He plays the swing t [[Category:1944|Pan, Pietro]]

...in'' story of United Features comic book ''Tip Top Comics'' #99 (September 1944).

...wning boyfriend in a 1971 story arc of action-adventure ''Johnny Hazard'' (1944-1977) by cartoonist Frank Robbins. He wants her to undergo some unnecessary

...DuckTales'' (10 Nov 2018), Donald Duck reunites with his old band from the 1944 film, ''The Three Caballeros'', a mix of live-action and animation.

...eries in the local paper, the ''Berkeley Daily Gazette'', on September 23, 1944. [[Category:1944|Motehaven, William Fredrich]]

...]] accidentally get sent back in time by Techrat's time machine to London, 1944. They run into Ben Tiller, and sing "We're Making It Happen" with his band.

...'', #9, #10, #12, and #14 (February 1943, May 1943, November 1943, and May 1944). In issue #14 (May 1944) the Maestro breaks out of prison with other villain Dark Eyes, and they tr

...Yokum in a run of comic strip ''Li'l Abner'' from December 1943 to January 1944. In a spoof of the crooner craze (exemplified by Frank Sinatra), cartoonist

...re also reprinted in comic book form by Dell, as ''Four Color Comic'' #56, 1944. He resembles real bandleader Benny Goodman.

...ps were reprinted in comic book form by Dell, as ''Four Color Comic'' #56, 1944).

....org/wiki/House_of_Frankenstein_(1944_film) House of Frankenstein]'' was a 1944 horror film.

...d believed to have survived] he was found by the advancing Red Army [circa 1944]. Unimpressed by his mixture of Polish/French and German-Jewish stock, his