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| At a 1956 Cleveland Elvis Presley concert, | Dick was able to get Elvis to sign the shirt he was |
| Through this program, | Dick was heard on WCFL 3 years prior to his signing |
| His father, also named | Dick, was a professional footballer who played as a |
| Harold | Dick was born in Lawrence, Massachusetts and died in |
| Dick was commissioned as an officer in the United St | |
| ovakia into West Germany through the area where | Dick was walking (one of the Poles succeeded). |
| Dick was called to the Ontario bar in 1969. | |
| Dick was found guilty. | |
| Dick was first elected to the Canadian House of Comm | |
| Dick was the elder brother of 1960 Indianapolis 500 | |
| Kevin | Dick was an English rugby league footballer. |
| On December 7, 1956, | Dick was committed by his parents to the Institute o |
| Ian Whittaker ... | Dick Watson |
| Dick Watson | |
| John Harron - | Dick Wayne |
| Dick Wei as Dick / Willie | |
| Dick Weisgerber is a former player in the National F | |
| In 1961 Phillips and McKenzie met | Dick Weissman and formed The Journeymen, which recor |
| Dick Wellstood - piano | |
| as Wild Bill Davison, Eddie Condon, Gene Krupa, | Dick Wellstood, and Kenny Davern. |
| became a joined The Classic Jazz Quartet, with | Dick Wellstood, Joe Muranyi, and Dick Sudhalter. |
| Louis Mazetier, Donald Lambert, Cliff Jackson, | Dick Wellstood, Butch Thompson, Pat Flowers, Bernd L |
| , and played with Muggsy Spanier, Teddy Wilson, | Dick Wellstood, Jimmy Rushing, and Eddie Vinson, in |
| ti & His Downtown Boys (Jazzology, 1955-65 with | Dick Wellstood, Armand Hug |
| netist Kenny Davern, along with Chuck Riggs and | Dick Wellstood. |
| less than 55 batters in a career - the other is | Dick Welteroth. |
| Dick went there in 1830, started in business as a ba | |
| Dick went on to make a further 30 league and one FA | |
| nly becoming ill-at-ease after remembering that | Dick went down with his aircraft in a fiery crash, P |
| Dick went on to receive his Masters in Education fro | |
| Dick went on to form Citizen Fish with Jasper, the b | |
| Dick went on to join Wolves in 1929, he also played | |
| Both George and his younger brother, Richard ( | Dick), were prodigiously gifted mathematicians and d |
| Dick Wessel as Louis the Louse (as Richard Wessel) | |
| Dick Wessel as Harry "Cueball" Lake - A murderous di | |
| ys try to fatten up prize fighter Chopper Kane ( | Dick Wessel) in Fright Night. |
| ys try to fatten up prize fighter Chopper Kane ( | Dick Wessel) in Fling in the Ring. |
| e managers of a beefy boxer named Chopper Kane ( | Dick Wessel), and they bet their bank roll on his ne |
| life miserable for superior, Sergeant Mullins ( | Dick Wessel). |
| It stars Andy Clyde, | Dick Wessel, Maude Prickett, Florence Auer, and Vern |
| Comic relief is provided by | Dick Wesson as Benny (not Benjy) Kidd, and Allyn McL |
| ier are as sappy as they could possibly be, and | Dick Wesson as a pushy pal of the flier is downright |
| Dick Wesson as Chuck Russell | |
| Dick Wesson - Mike Nolan | |
| episode "West of Cheyenne", the Range Rider and | Dick West help a woman rancher who has the contract |
| College and studied art under Cheyenne painter | Dick West, who made her his studio assistant. |
| Dick Westerling, head of marketing and advertising f | |
| despite trail user appeals, IDNR trail planner | Dick Westfall refuses to change his plan. |
| Dick Wetmore (January 13, 1927 - January 4, 2007) wa | |
| A track from his album, | Dick Wetmore (1952), was included in the Smithsonian |
| Petot, Sammy Price, Benny Waters, Doc Cheatham, | Dick Wetmore, Marty Grosz and Scott Hamilton. |
| Richard L. Wexelblat, aka | Dick Wexelblat received BSEE, MSEE (CS), and Ph.D. ( |
| include "The Spirit of the Great Auk" a tale of | Dick Wheeler's real-life epic kayak trip along the e |
| Barclay supported his former pupil William | Dick when he established his Dick Veterinary School. |
| to be stationed at or near a place called Fort | Dick, where U. S. laud and good water can be found i |
| and developing a new Spymonkey show called Moby | Dick which is being directed by Jos Houben. |
| In December 1975, | Dick Whipple and John Arnold created an interpreter |
| see, Eslick attended private schools, including | Dick White College and Milton College in Fayettevill |
| n a 3-2 victory, but only after late goals from | Dick White (79th) and Tony Rowley (81st). |
| ion to strawberries and says "My real name...is | Dick Whitman." |
| Taylor's band was initially hired to accompany | Dick Whitmore, however Whitmore quit after three nig |
| outh wall, another stained glass window depicts | Dick Whittington with his cat . |
| Performed the lead role in the stage musical | Dick Whittington and His Wonderful Cat in 2008. |
| 1994: | Dick Whittington (Zeldomphed), Guildford School of A |
| working with her on Babs Woods' production of a | Dick Whittington Pantomime. |
| tion in 2006 they have produced 4 annual pantos | Dick Whittington (2006), Cinderella (2007), Aladdin |
| for 5-9 year olds named after Thomas Johnson, a | Dick Whittington type character. |
| Jack and the Beanstalk (2007), Aladdin (2008), | Dick Whittington and his Cat (2009) and Cinderella ( |
| Dick Whittington | |
| pantomimes, including Snow White (Cardiff) and | Dick Whittington (Leamington Spa) and most recently |
| Pantomania, or | Dick Whittington (1956) BBC, as The Good Fairy,(writ |
| 1988, | Dick Whittington as Dick |
| Dick Whittington (ITV 2002) - starring Richard Wilso | |
| 1998 | Dick Whittington with Lesley Joseph, John Nettles an |
| ayor of London (and may be the inspiration for ' | Dick Whittington'), and has always been used as a sc |
| talk) Joy (Beauty & The Beast), Sarah The Cook ( | Dick Whittington). |
| gies to the descendants of Richard Whittington ( | Dick Whittington). |
| In 2008, Altman played the part of King Rat in | Dick Whittington, a pantomime featured at The Hexago |
| Dick Whittington, also known as Richard Whittington | |
| Good! (Contemporary Records, with Jimmy Woods, | Dick Whittington, Jimmy Bond, Milt Turner) |
| for numerous pantomimes, including Cinderella, | Dick Whittington, and Blue Beard. |
| first time as 'principal boy' in the pantomime | Dick Whittington. |
| ormer Doctor Who Colin Baker played King Rat in | Dick Whittington. |
| Captain | Dick, who met her in Mozambique, sees her by the fou |
| ost importantly the fat, blubbery whale of Moby | Dick, who frustrates Ahab's idealistic attempt at se |
| Patient Andy | Dick, who made Pinsky his primary care physician, di |
| g repaired was placed in the home of his father | Dick, who died in October 1986 at the age of 76 and |
| ound the cabin belonging to the late hermit Mad | Dick, who Holmes's friend Joe once saw carrying a st |
| Returnees on offense include quarterback Casey | Dick, who threw for 1,695 yards and 18 touchdowns in |
| azaf and "I Hate to Leave You Now" with Dorothy | Dick, whom Link later married. |
| Robert McKenzie - | Dick Wilbur (as Bob McKenzie) |
| by Alpha Microsystems employees Paul Edelstein, | Dick Wilcox and Bob Courier. |
| Mary | Dick, William's elder sister, was instrumental in th |
| oach of the defending AL champion Red Sox under | Dick Williams in 1968-1969. |
| For 1977, new Expos manager | Dick Williams gave promising young stars Warren Crom |
| After a walk to Mike Epstein, | Dick Williams ordered a double steal. |
| Dick Williams - Outfielder | |
| e interim manager for the Seattle Mariners when | Dick Williams was fired after 56 games. |
| "Nobody But You" (Nikos Lyras, | Dick Williams, Ernest Williamson) 3:41 |
| Dick Williams, educator at Wichita State University | |
| Williams is the son of | Dick Williams. |
| rmer Oriole teammate and his manager in Boston, | Dick Williams. |
| roster in pitcher Tommy Lasorda and outfielder | Dick Williams. |
| rest' or 'cease' from usual activity ... Robert | Dick Wilson demonstrated that the root dm in Babylon |
| 1954 Victor commissioned golf course architect | Dick Wilson to transform the golf course into a cham |
| challenges envisioned in the original design of | Dick Wilson and Joe Lee. |
| In 1929 Allis, J. Gresham Machen, Robert | Dick Wilson and others founded Westminster Theologic |
| The North and East courses were designed by | Dick Wilson and Joe Lee, and the South course, recen |
| Whipple" was played by actor | Dick Wilson, a character actor who also played a rec |
| Dick Winslow as One-Man Band / Accordion Player | |
| Dick Winslow | |
| Ralph Cooper on drums, Joe Daly on guitar, and | Dick Winters on saxophone. |
| Biggest Brother: The Life of Major | Dick Winters, The Man Who Led the Band of Brothers. |
| yond Band of Brothers: The War Memoirs of Major | Dick Winters. |
| e Wilcox, RB Ken Willard, TE Bob Windsor, WR/TE | Dick Witcher |
| y light part, Thomas Mitchell plays the baffled | dick with a wry wit and assured bearing that carries |
| ked with during a local pantomime production of | Dick Wittington. |
| , Jackie Spreckley, Janice Long, Timmy Mallett, | Dick Witts, Rob Rohrer and Victoria Studd. |
| Created by | Dick Wolf and Robert De Laurentis, the series starre |
| itself, Martin approached Law & Order producer | Dick Wolf regarding the opening. |
| New York Undercover, another series produced by | Dick Wolf and set in the same fictional universe. |
| He starred in the | Dick Wolf series Players (1997) and LAX for NBC. |
| was cancelled, Yancy Butler starred in another | Dick Wolf creation, the action adventure series Sout |
| NBC Chairman Robert Greenblatt gave creator | Dick Wolf credit for reinventing the show and said, |
| "Early in the Morning" (Randy Starr, | Dick Wolf) - 2:04 |
| The executive producer was | Dick Wolf, who had created Law & Order only two seas |
| The program was produced by | Dick Wolf, producer of Law & Order. |
| posted on NBC's official website, reads, "From | Dick Wolf, comes a foray into the glitz, glamour and |
| nnsylvania section above) agriculture secretary | Dick Wolff, who tried to ban rBST-free milk on the g |
| The current minister is the Rev. | Dick Wolff. |
| He was created by writers Charles Biro and | Dick Wood and artist Al Camy. |
| Lennie sacked | Dick Wood "twice' in their 30-21 loss to the Oakland |
| Dick Wood was the first quarterback to throw for a t | |
| y with Chuck Smith, The Mini Bible College with | Dick Woodward, Unshackled, Just Thinking with Dr. Ra |
| They moved to Seattle where | Dick worked for Boeing on in-flight camera recording |
| Dick wrote Bob Roberts' biography: The Last Sailorma | |
| His wife, Betty | Dick, wrote a book High Country Family (Reed, Wellin |
| Philip K. | Dick wrote the character Deckard as a human. |
| From then on, | Dick wrote long letters to Lincoln about his concern |
| Her father, | Dick Wyndham, would be shot dead by a sniper while c |
| The North Shore were captained by | Dick Wynyard and included Frank Woodward. |
| He and noted guerrilla | Dick Yager conducted a raid against Gardner, Kansas, |
| There I saw Cole Younger, | Dick Yager and George M. Todd, and several others af |
| mes to the aid of the younger teacher played by | Dick York. |
| be original, your shit is sloppy / Get off the | dick, you motherfuckin' carbon-copy," and "We starte |
| the lyrics frothy, The Milwaukee Journal writer | Dick Young called the melody magnetic. |
| by the Dodgers to the Philadelphia Phillies for | Dick Young and cash. |
| broadcast partners were Otto Graham (1964-65), | Dick Young (1966-67) and Sam DeLuca (1968-1972). |
| ttee on vacancies designated former Congressman | Dick Zimmer to enter the race under the Unanue petit |
| Republican U.S. congressman | Dick Zimmer won his party's nomination easily. |
| en seat, Democrat Bob Torricelli led Republican | Dick Zimmer by eight points, 39%-31%. |
| ed second in the G.O.P. primary, losing to Rep. | Dick Zimmer and finishing ahead of Dick LaRossa, a S |
| He lost in the Republican primary to | Dick Zimmer, a former member of the House of Represe |
| in the Republican primary by former Congressman | Dick Zimmer. |
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