- The
Great Gabbo is a 1929
American Pre-Code
early sound musical drama film
directed by
James Cruze,
based on Ben Hecht's 1928
short story "The
Rival Dummy"...
- to Dead of
Night (1945) and
expands on
earlier films such as The
Great Gabbo (1929) and The Devil-Doll (1936).
These early examples primarily featured...
- episode, a new show
featuring ventriloquist Arthur Crandall and his
dummy Gabbo premieres in
Springfield and
competes with
Krusty the Clown's show. Krusty's...
- child, a
daughter named Gulab Kaur was born
around 1919 and was
nicknamed Gabbo. She was
renamed by her in-laws to
Resham Kaur at the time of her marriage...
-
Married In
Hollywood (1929), Fox
Movietone Follies of 1929 (1929), The
Great Gabbo (1929), New
Movietone Follies of 1930 (1930), Good News (1930),
Madam Satan...
-
years in
America seem to have
affected his speech, though. In The
Great Gabbo, Stroheim's German,
though fluid, has
Midwestern American r's. Later, while...
-
whatever it is you do"
before sulking away from the set.
Arthur Crandall and
Gabbo (both
voiced by Hank Azaria) are a
ventriloquist and his
ventriloquist puppet...
- portra****
several times before in film and television, most notably: The
Great Gabbo, a 1929 film Dead of Night, a 1945
British film
Knock on Wood, a 1954 film...
- of 1929
Glorifying the
American Girl Gold
Diggers of
Broadway The
Great Gabbo Hallelujah Happy Days
Hearts in
Dixie The
Hollywood Revue of 1929 Honky...
- the
final to the
delight of
their fans. San Jose
teammates Paul
Child and
Gabbo Garvic were
named co-MVPs. In 1976, the
Earthquakes again advanced to the...
