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...nally published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' vol. 40, no. 3 (November 1947). She's preaching against retaliating after America is a post-nuclear war w [[Category:1947|Anthim, Starr]]

"Band" that plays the Mocrumbo nightclub in 1947's star-studded Bugs Bunny short ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039839/ Sli [[Category:1947]]

Composer from the 1947 film ''Night Song''. He’s known for his Piano Concerto in C minor [[Category:1947|Evans, Daniel]]

Hillbilly singer of the 1947 novelty hit, "Tim-Tayshun" with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Ingle Re ...ll-Billy Tunes Get Hot on Record Parade." ''Santa Cruz Sentinel''. 27 July 1947]

...lla “[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/With_Folded_Hands With Folded Hands]” (1947). [[Category:1947|Underhill, Gay]]

...s How Jivin' Was Born" story of ACG comic book ''Hi-Jinx'' #1 (July-August 1947). [[Category:1947]]

...in the old West) of anthology comic book ''Red Seal Comics'' #21 (October 1947). She likes cowboy the Gay Desperado, but he wants nothing to do with her. [[Category:1947]]

...e "Jive Takes a Holiday" story of comic book ''The Kilroys'' #1 (June-July 1947). [[Category:1947|Trupa, Gene]]

...m the Pete Pixie/Mighty Atom story of comic book ''The Pixies'' #2 (Spring 1947). They're so small, they use an old boot for a bandstand. [[Category:1947]]

Songwriter from the 1947 film ''Love and Learn''.

Fictional composer/choreographer in the 1947 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039357/combined Escape Me Never]''. Pl [[Category:1947|Dubrok, Sebastian]]

Fictional composer/choreographer in the 1947 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039357/combined Escape Me Never]''. Pl [[Category:1947|Dubrok, Caryl]]

Nightclub singer from the 1947 film ''Smash Up - The Story of a Woman''. *https://www.tcm.com/video/578338/smash-up-the-story-of-a-woman-1947-girls-do-get-married

...] in ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/6029/#61199 Plastic Man]'' #8 (Summer 1947). He clashes with orchestra board member Lucius Dingwithers, who forbids hi [[Category:1947|Raketovsky]]

...nd His Band" story of comic book ''Punch and Judy Comics'' v2 #12 (August 1947). [[Category:1947]]

German composer who descends into madness from the 1947 German novel written by Thomas Mann, ''Doktor Faustus. Das Leben des deutsc [[Category:1947|Leverkühn, Adrian]]

...to Oblivion" story of comic book ''All-New Comics'' #14 (January-February 1947). [[Category:1947]]

...g" story of comic book ''Walt Disney's Comics and Stories'' #84 (September 1947). Daisy Duck has asked him to be her partner for a waltz contest. Donald th [[Category:1947]]

...in the old West) of anthology comic book ''Red Seal Comics'' #21 (October 1947). He accompanies singer [[Rattlesnake Rose]]. He's sympathetic to cowboy th [[Category:1947]]

...ng star from the Manhunter story of comic book ''Police Comics'' #67 (June 1947). He's kidnapped by goons and a ransomed demanded of his boss, Signor Marte [[Category:1947|Varini, Carlo]]

...https://www.comics.org/issue/5819/ Green Hornet Comics]'' #33 (March-April 1947). [[Category:1947|Shumangruber, Gotha]]

...in the old West) of anthology comic book ''Red Seal Comics'' #21 (October 1947). She only appears on a poster on the wall of the saloon where [[Rattlesnak [[Category:1947]]

Mexican composer and ... bullfighter? from the 1947 film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039377/reference Fiesta]''. Played by [[Category:1947|Morales, Mario]]

...from the "Marty Monk" story of comic book ''All Top Comics'' #6 (April-May 1947). Marty buys his gal one of his records, but she wants it autographed. When [[Category:1947|Sumatra, Bing]]

...Holyoke comic book ''Sparkling Stars''; first appearing in issue #21 (Jan 1947). He only lasted until issue #33 (March 1948). A "puny" type, he wants to b [[Category:1947|Saks, Saxie]]

...swing music-themed teenage funny animal comic book ''Hi-Jinx'' #2 (Sep-Oct 1947). Series regular [[Mr. Square]] goes up against this briefly appearing cont [[Category:1947|Como, Parrot]]

...test violinist," from the Hack O'Hara story of ''Crack Comics'' #47 (March 1947). This burly, tough-looking guy is taken for a mobster by cabbie Hack O'Har [[Category:1947|Heintz, Sasha]]

...ng-- Where Is Thy Sting" story of comic book ''The Kilroys'' #1 (June-July 1947). [[Category:1947]]

...k ''[https://www.comics.org/series/12133/ Hi-Jinx]'' #2 (September-October 1947). Series regular [[Mr. Square]] goes up against this briefly appearing cont [[Category:1947|Lumbeardo, Guy]]

...book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/6029/#61199 Plastic Man]'' #8 (Summer 1947). [[Category:1947|Loudharmonic Symphony Orchestra]]

...le For a Crooner" story of comic book ''Target Comics'' vol. 8, no. 9 (Nov 1947, published by Novelty Press)

...mobster from the Heap story in comic book ''Airboy Comics'' v4 4 [39] (May 1947). [[Category:1947|Lustig, Paul]]

...in the old West) of anthology comic book ''Red Seal Comics'' #21 (October 1947). She only appears on a poster on the wall of the saloon where [[Rattlesnak [[Category:1947]]

...https://www.comics.org/issue/5819/ Green Hornet Comics]'' #33 (March-April 1947). [[Category:1947|Spaghetti, Antonio]]

...from the Werewolf Hunter story of comic book ''Rangers Comics'' #35 (June 1947). After a successful concert, he's seeming strangled to death on stage by i [[Category:1947|Savatt, Ivan]]

...https://www.comics.org/issue/5819/ Green Hornet Comics]'' #33 (March-April 1947). [[Category:1947|Spaghetti, Antonio]]

*[[Jim Dandy (George Pal's Puppetoons)]], 1941 short, 1945-1947 comic book

...comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/5998/ Mary Marvel]'' #14 (July 1947). [[Category:1947|Joak, Joshua]]

...in the "Face the Music" story of comic book ''The Marvel Family'' #11 (May 1947). He has his own radio show, and his contract with station [[WHIZ]] lets hi [[Category:1947|Johnson, Perry]]

...c book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/6305/ All Flash Comics]'' #32 (Dec. 1947/Jan. 1948) . His real name is Isaac Bowin. He learned a secret art of playi [[Category:1947|Fiddler (Flash)]]

...d in the "Ignorance is Bliss" story of comic book ''Hi-Jinx'' #3 (November 1947). In a later story, "Corn off the Cob" in ''Hi-Jinx'' #5 (March-April 1948) [[Category:1947|Horsey, Tommy]]

...y ran for three isssues (#6-#8, December 1946, January 1947, and April-May 1947). Previously he appeared as a backup feature for various Fox Feature Syndic

...uble Kid story in Victory Magazine Corp. comic book ''X-Venture'' #1 (June 1947). [[Category:1947|Shaw, Lee]]

...d Swoon Contest in the "Square and Warmer" story of #2 (September-October 1947). [[Category:1947|Square]]

...era House in the Heap story in comic book ''Airboy Comics'' v4 4 [39] (May 1947). [[Category:1947|Los, Vas S.]]

...film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039919/combined Tubby the Tuba]'', in 1947. That film was [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0253848/combined much expanded ==1947 Short Film==

...mic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/6335/ Wow Comics]'' #61 (December 1947). [[Category:1947|Pagalini]]

The film was remade in 1947, and the character's name changed to [[Caryl Dubrok]].

The film was remade in 1947, and the character's name changed to [[Sebastian Dubrok]].

He also appeared regularly in the 1945-1947 comic book series adaptation ''[https://www.comics.org/series/14319/ George

...film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039919/combined Tubby the Tuba]'', in 1947. That film was [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0253848/combined much expanded

...o tried to frame Black Canary for murder in ''Flash Comics'' #90 (December 1947).

...tp://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=33196 Pan in comic book ''Li'l Pan'' #6, Jan. 1947]

*[[The Fiddler (Flash)]] - Nemesis of The Flash, and first appearing in 1947

...film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039919/combined Tubby the Tuba]'', in 1947. That film was [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0253848/combined much expanded

Here's an early, 1947 use from ''[https://archive.org/stream/nbcchimes1947nati#page/n11/mode/2up/

...rth The Green Hills of Earth]" (''The Saturday Evening Post'', February 8, 1947). It tells the tragic, poetic tale of the elderly, blind, wandering, bard-l

...as the tension and hostility between the U.S. and the Soviet Union between 1947 and 1991.

...series ''[https://www.comics.org/series/14340/ Ozzie and Babs]'' (December 1947 - Fall 1949). And one random appearance in ''Fawcett's Funny Animals'' #64,