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Jazz trumpeter appearing in Roger Mais’ 1954 novel ''[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother_Man Brother Man]''. [[Category:1954]]

...hence the quotes) pianist and songwriter played by Ross Bagdasarian in the 1954 Hitchcock classic ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047396/ Rear Window]''. [[Category:1954|Songwriter, The]]

...of "The Blood Curse" story of comic book *Strange Mysteries* #20 (November 1954). [[Category:1954|Mannering, Sylvia]]

...nimated short ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046917/ Dixieland Droopy]'' (1954). [[Category:1954]]

Fictional composer from Randell Jarrell's 1954 satirical novel ''Pictures from an Institution''. He is the composer in res [[Category:1954|Rosenbaum, Gottfried]]

Gifted but cynical musician from the 1954 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047688/combined Young at Heart]''. Pla [[Category:1954|Sloan, Barney]]

...eginning of a story in teen comic book ''Henry Aldrich'' #19 (Dec 1953-Feb 1954). They're playing an unnamed upscale club that title teen Henry and his pal [[Category:1954]]

Rising student classical concert violinist in Zurich from the 1954 film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047408/reference Rhapsody]'', based o [[Category:1954|Bronte, Paul]]

Charming composer from the 1954 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047688/combined Young at Heart]''. Pla [[Category:1954|Burke, Alex]]

...www.comics.org/issue/11670/#100255 Haunt of Fear]'' #28 (November-December 1954). [[Category:1954|Vitale, Phil]][[Category:Comic books|Vitale, Phil]][[Category:Fictional ban

Songwriter from the 1954 film ''Lucky Me''.

...e Sings the Blues" story of romance comic book ''Boy Loves Girl'' #46 (May 1954). She takes a job singing at the Dreamboat night club to pay her mom's medi [[Category:1954|Wayne, Dixie]]

..." story of Gillmor Magazines romance comic book ''Radiant Love'' #3 (March 1954). She wants to marry wealthy Frank Kahn, but momma Kahn said no, and Frank [[Category:1954|Fondy, Roberta]]

...an Secrets'' (Aug.-Oct. 1992). According to his obit, he rose to fame with 1954's "My Mambo Done Told Me." He is being eclipsed by more teen-friendly acts

...mic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/275601/ Mighty Bear]'' #14 (March 1954) in the story "'The Faucet-Drip' Concerto." [[Category:1954|Fransouis, Abie]]

...Condemned Gypsy" story in comic book ''Baffling Mysteries'' #22 (September 1954). [[Category:1954]]

...Condemned Gypsy" story in comic book ''Baffling Mysteries'' #22 (September 1954). [[Category:1954|Misklova, Gyori]]

...the "A Song of Murder" short story in comic book ''Trapped!'' #2 (December 1954). [[Category:1954|Niessing, Dad]]

...ne "Solfeggio." They appeared several times on the show, first on 21 April 1954. Ernie Kovacs played the conductor; the other two apes were played by a var [[Category:1954|Nairobi Trio]]

...aything" story of Charlton romance comic book ''Sweethearts'' #122 (March 1954). He's rescued from a car crash in the Ozarks by Nancy, and they fall in lo [[Category:1954|Dermot, Bob]]

...e Sings the Blues" story of romance comic book ''Boy Loves Girl'' #46 (May 1954). He backs up singer [[Dixie Wayne]] at the Dreamboat night club. He's alwa [[Category:1954|Baker, Nick]]

...of Harwell Publications romance comic book ''All True Romance'' #16 (March 1954). She falls for fellow nightclub entertainer magician Don Phail. She gets t [[Category:1954|Childs, Honey]]

Singer/actress from the 1954 version of the film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047522/reference A Sta [[Category:1954|Lester, Vicki]]

...Condemned Gypsy" story in comic book ''Baffling Mysteries'' #22 (September 1954). [[Category:1954]]

...Condemned Gypsy" story in comic book ''Baffling Mysteries'' #22 (September 1954). [[Category:1954]]

...www.comics.org/issue/11018/ Out of the Night]'' #12 (December 1953-January 1954). It's so awesome, archeologist Gibbons kills archeologist Blake to keep it [[Category:1954]]

...ve Death" short story in comic book ''Strange Suspense Stories'' #19 (July 1954). [[Category:1954|Sagoro, Jan]]

...es ''[http://imdb.com/title/tt0042173/combined Your Show of Shows]'' (1950-1954). [[Category:1954]]

...Musician's Girl" story of Charlton comic book ''Sweethearts'' #122 (March 1954). The band's name is also given as '''Drummer Desmond and His Hot Cats'''. [[Category:1954]]

...Musician's Girl" story of Charlton comic book ''Sweethearts'' #122 (March 1954). [[Category:1954|Akins, Ted]]

...[[Paul Bronte]], to a music conservatory in Zurich to be near him, in the 1954 film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047408/reference Rhapsody]''. The fil [[Category:1954|Durant, Louise]]

...Condemned Gypsy" story in comic book ''Baffling Mysteries'' #22 (September 1954). [[Category:1954]]

...n Walter M. Miller Jr.'s classic sci-fi short story "Death of a Spaceman" (1954). The titular spaceman's wife sings one of Farran's songs: [[Category:1954|Farran, Steve]]

...nimated short ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046917/ Dixieland Droopy]'' (1954). After sneaking his record of "Tiger Rag" onto various turntables, Pettybo [[Category:1954|Pettybone, John Irving]]

...studying piano on the G.I. Bill, at a music conservatory in Zurich, in the 1954 film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047408/reference Rhapsody]''. The fil [[Category:1954|Guest, James]]

...e "Thrill Crazy" story of romance comic book ''Love Diary'' #46 (September 1954). Good girl Marsha falls in with a wild crowd, and when they go to nearby C [[Category:1954|Manton, Tony]]

...rvey comic book ''True Love Problems and Advice Illustrated'' #25 (January 1954). [[Category:1954|Fleming, Dede]]

...he "Korean Disc Jerky" story of Korean War comic ''Joe Yank'' #14 (January 1954). [[Category:1954|Turner, Maisie]]

...Condemned Gypsy" story in comic book ''Baffling Mysteries'' #22 (September 1954). [[Category:1954]]

...e "From Out of Nowhere" story of comic book Youthful Romances #7 (February 1954). He's also an ill-tempered heel, and is secretly miming to the voice of hi At the end, Martin, who had his own NBC television series from 1954-1956, mentions Ricky "...isn't doing too badly. He had so much experience m

...Heart!" story of romance comic book ''First Love Illustrated'' #39 (April 1954). He bewitches good-girl Ella and seduces her even though she's engaged to [[Category:1954|Arthurs, Lance]]

...ate to Love" story of romance comic book ''Heart and Soul'' #2 (June-July 1954). Ambitious singer [[Loren Bruce]] strings all three along before leaving t [[Category:1954|Kent Combo]]

...Condemned Gypsy" story in comic book ''Baffling Mysteries'' #22 (September 1954). [[Category:1954|Karensky, Sasha]]

Up and coming duo from the 1954 movie ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047673/reference White Christmas]''. [[Category:1954]]

...rvey comic book ''True Love Problems and Advice Illustrated'' #25 (January 1954). [[Category:1954|Fleming, Dede]]

...of Lev Gleason Publications romance comic book ''Lovers' Lane'' 39 (March 1954). She sings at the Purple Parrot Club, run by creep George Castle, who trie [[Category:1954|Hollis, Beth]]

...mic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/275601/ Mighty Bear]'' #14 (March 1954) in the story "'The Faucet-Drip' Concerto." [[Category:1954|O'Lion, Lee]]

...lity comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/204069/ Candy]'' #49 (July 1954). When boyfriend Ted Dawson accidentally breaks Candy's record collection, [[Category:1954|Lipton, Flip]]

...in the Rain" story of romance comic book ''Love at First Sight'' #28 (May 1954). [[Category:1954|Lane, Randy]]

...ate to Love" story of romance comic book ''Heart and Soul'' #2 (June-July 1954). She dates all three of the other members. [[Category:1954|Bruce, Loren]]

...instrument to make noise enough to be heard by larger creatures. From the 1954 children's picture book ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horton_Hears_a_Who [[Category:1954]]

...e "Our Song Of Love!" story of romance comic book ''Love Diary'' #44 (June 1954). He's a demanding young music teacher at the Jullette School of Music and [[Category:1954|Petri, Eric]]

...e "Here's to Horror!" story of comic book ''Journey into Fear'' #18 (March 1954). He gets chummy with millionaire Jane Marlowe to help his career, but he's [[Category:1954|Burns, Lanny]]

...instrument to make noise enough to be heard by larger creatures. From the 1954 children's picture book ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horton_Hears_a_Who [[Category:1954]]

...from 'The Sound of Death" story of comic book ''The Thing'' #12 (February 1954). [[Category:1954|Grevius, Horatio]]

...the "Horn of Horror" story of Comic Media comic book ''Horrific'' #11 (May 1954). Presumably, he's from Louisiana. [[Category:1954|Cajun Man]]

...r Pangborn, first published in ''Galaxy'' magazine vol. 9, no. 2 (November 1954). [[Category:1954|Van Anda, Brian]]

...e "Our Song Of Love!" story of romance comic book ''Love Diary'' #44 (June 1954). [[Category:1954]]

...the "Horn of Horror" story of Comic Media comic book ''Horrific'' #11 (May 1954). While at a party thrown by a wealthy collector of musical instruments, Gl [[Category:1954|Gletz, Rudy]]

...es ''[http://imdb.com/title/tt0042173/combined Your Show of Shows]'' (1950-1954). Played by comedy legend Sid Caesar, who could really play the saxophone a [[Category:1954|Hornsby, Progress]]

Played by Dennis Weaver, played in flashbacks to 1954 by Rusty Weaver.

...rom Out of Nowhere" story of comic book ''Youthful Romances'' #7 (February 1954). He's the accompanist for popular singer [[Ricky Raymond]], working on his [[Category:1954|Raymond, Ricky]]

...s trilogy, first appearing in ''The Fellowship of the Ring'', published in 1954. It is a family heirloom of the ruling Stewards of Gondor, with a [https:// [[Category:1954]]

...inful Dates" story of romance comic book ''Teen-Age Temptations'' #8 (June 1954). He gets local Wheeling, Illinois good-girl Doris in big trouble. At a dan [[Category:1954|Vinton, Ricky]]

Jem covers his 1954 song "Rock and Roll is Forever," which makes hot-tempered Bailey mad. But l

...talents of Bob Wallace (Bing Crosby) and Phil Davis (Danny Kaye) from the 1954 film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047673/reference White Christmas]''. [[Category:1954]]

In the "Songwriters" episode (1954) of classic television sitcom ''The Jackie Gleason Show," show co-protagoni

...ayer from a 1951 plotline of the comic strip 'Torchy in Heartbeats'' (1950-1954), by the first female African American cartoonist, Jackie Ormes.

...es ''[http://imdb.com/title/tt0042173/combined Your Show of Shows]'' (1950-1954). Played comedy legend Sid Caesar, who could really play the saxophone and

...nist from a 1951 plotline of the comic strip 'Torchy in Heartbeats'' (1950-1954), by the first female African American cartoonist, Jackie Ormes.

From the The Jack Benny Program -- Season 4 Episode 10(1954). Jack wants to invite his old Vaudeville Act to perform with him on his te

...ackie Ormes. A sequel comic strip, ''Torchy in Heartbeats'', ran from 1950-1954.

The instrument is not in the original 1954 book.

* The Private Life of Hilda Tablet (24 May 1954) * Emily Butter (14 November 1954)

The song "Dueling Banjos" (originally “Feuding Banjos,” 1954) was used in the film without composer Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith's permi

...lity comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/204069/ Candy]'' #49 (July 1954)!

Her name is a reference to the 1954 Ava Gardner film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046754/?reference The Bar

...r Pangborn, first published in ''Galaxy'' magazine vol. 9, no. 2 (November 1954). [[Category:1954|Carr, Andrew]]

...[[Rudy Gletz|"Horn of Horror"]] story in comic book ''Horrific'' #11 (May 1954).

There's a holographic clip of him singing the 1954 song "Something's Gotta Give."

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The novel was adapted into a 1954 film with the title ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047408/ Rhapsody]'', s

* ''Svengali'', a 1954 British film starring Donald Wolfit

The novel was adapted into a 1954 film with the title ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047408/ Rhapsody]'', s

"Riot in Cell Block #9" was a number one hit for The Robins in 1954.

The novel was adapted into a 1954 film with the title ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047408/ Rhapsody]'', s

Doc Labyrinth also appeared in a 1954 short story "The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford."

The novel was adapted into a 1954 film with the title ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047408/ Rhapsody]'', s

Possibly a joke on the title of the 1954 film, ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creature_from_the_Black_Lagoon Creat

...cloud men's minds so they cannot see him." His radio show ran from 1937 to 1954.