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   Ross introduced the standard popular song "Stay as Sweet as You Are" (w. Mack Gordon m. Harry Revel) in the 1934 film College Rhythm. He recorded the song with Nat W. Finston and the Paramount Recording Orchestra in Los Angeles on October 21, 1934. It was released on Brunswick 7318 (matrix LA-247-A) and became Ross' most successful record.

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   May 7, 2024 · April 25, 1988, New York, New York (aged 82) Lanny Ross (born January 19, 1906, Seattle, Washington, U.S.—died April 25, 1988, New York, New York) was a radio personality and singer who was known as the “idol of the airwaves.”. Ross attended Yale University (B.A., 1928), where he sang with the Yale Glee Club.

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   • Lanny Ross radio personality and singer who was known as the “idol of the airwaves.” Ross attended Yale University (B.A., 1928), where he sang with the Yale Glee Club. Thereafter, he sang on several National Broadcasting Co. (NBC) radio shows while earning a law degree from Columbia University, New

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   • Ross’s clear tenor voice, as heard on such programs as The Maxwell House Show Boat and The Lanny Ross Show, delighted radio listeners for many years. He also appeared in such films as College Rhythm (1934), Melody in Spring (1934), and The Lady Objects (1938), but his primary medium remained radio. “Moonlight and Roses” became his signature song.

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   • The film also received an Oscar nomination for best musical score that year. His radio programs have included Troubadour of the Moon, Maxwell House Showboat, Packard Mardi Gras, Lucky Strike Hit Parade and his own Lanny Ross Program, sponsored by Franco-American over the CBS Network.

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   • Lenny Ross was a Detective in the New York City Police Department. He was Francis Reagan's partner in the NYPD and is his friend. Every time he shows up, he's trouble. However, Lenny means well. He cares deeply about his friends, including the Reagan family.

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4. www.nytimes.com › 1988/04/26 › obituariesLanny Ross, Star of Radio Series In 1930's and 1940's, Dies ...

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   Apr 26, 1988 · Lancelot Patrick Ross was born in Seattle on Jan. 19, 1906, a son of a Shakespearean actor, Douglas Ross, and a concert pianist, Winifred Williams Ross. He moved to New York with his parents ...

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   In 1932, the year before Maxwell House Show Boat premiered, Winninger reprised his role as Cap'n Andy in the first stage revival of Kern and Hammerstein's Show Boat, a role he would once again play in the 1936 film version of the musical. Cast. Lanny Ross, master of ceremonies; Charles Winninger; Annette Hanshaw (1932-1934) Lanny Ross; Conrad ...

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   Lanny Ross was an American singer, pianist and songwriter. Lancelot Patrick Ross was born in Seattle, Washington and educated at the Juillard School of Music. His career began in radio in 1928 and included a five year run with Annette Hanshaw on the Maxwell House Show Boat ? program. His recording career began in 1929. […]

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   Lanny Ross (Lancelot Patrick Ross) Born Seattle, Washington, January19, 1906 Died New York, New York, April 25, 1988 Age 82 (stroke) The tall handsome singer (who also acted on occasion) is best remembered for the singing voice of Prince David in the 1939 animated feature film, Gulliver's Travels (Jessica Dragonette was the singing voice of Princess Glory).

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   Actor | Radio Personality | Singer Born Lancelot Patrick Ross on Jan. 19, 1906 in Seattle, WA. Died April 25, 1988 of stroke in Lenox Hill Hospital, NY. L anny Ross was an actor and singer who was one of the most popular stars of radio's golden era. From 1932, when "Show Boat" brought radio listeners some remarkable variety programs, until 1949 ...