Ray Anthony

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Ray Anthony is an American bandleader, trumpeter, and actor best known for leading a popular big band in the post–World War II era and for his work in film and television.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bandleader
composer
human
record producer
trumpeter
activeYearsStart 1940
appearedIn film "Daddy Long Legs" NERFINISHED
film "The Five Pennies" NERFINISHED
film "The Girl Can't Help It" NERFINISHED
film "This Could Be the Night" NERFINISHED
television series "The Ray Anthony Show" NERFINISHED
associatedAct Glenn Miller NERFINISHED
Mamie Van Doren NERFINISHED
birthName Raymond Antonini NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1922-01-20
era post–World War II
ethnicOrigin Italian-American
familyName Antonini NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork film and television performance
popular music
founded Ray Anthony and His Orchestra NERFINISHED
genre big band
jazz
swing
givenName Raymond NERFINISHED
instrument trumpet
language English
name Ray Anthony NERFINISHED
notableFor appearances in film and television
leading a popular big band in the post–World War II era
notableWork recording of "Hokey Pokey"
recording of "The Bunny Hop"
theme for the television series "Dragnet"
occupation actor
bandleader
composer
record producer
trumpeter
placeOfBirth Bentleyville, Pennsylvania, United States NERFINISHED
recordLabel Capitol Records
residence Los Angeles
surface form: Los Angeles, California, United States
servedIn United States Navy NERFINISHED
spouse Mamie Van Doren NERFINISHED
Patricia Behrs NERFINISHED
wasMemberOf Glenn Miller Orchestra NERFINISHED

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Mamie Van Doren spouse Ray Anthony
Peter Gunn notableArrangementBy Ray Anthony