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| e also made appearances in TV shows such as The | Jack Benny Program. |
| Jack Benny reprised his character of Athaniel, with | |
| Jack Benny ... Himself, Cameo Appearance (uncredited | |
| It also became the theme song of | Jack Benny who was known for playing it off-key on a |
| Jack Benny as Eddie Rock | |
| It stars | Jack Benny and Kay Francis. |
| ludes unbilled appearances by Jimmy Durante and | Jack Benny as themselves. |
| In The Lucy Show episode "Lucy and | Jack Benny's Account", aired October 16, 1967, Lucy |
| nny Lange in 1947, made famous by Dennis Day on | Jack Benny's radio program (The Jack Benny Program). |
| The film stars | Jack Benny, George Burns, Gracie Allen, and Martha R |
| Jack Benny, The Lone Ranger, and The Shadow). | |
| Nick Nolte as Ranger | Jack Benteen |
| The character of | Jack Benteen was loosely based on Joaquin Jackson, n |
| James | Jack Bentham as Rod Davis |
| She was married to | Jack Bentley from 1955 until his death in 1994. |
| Jack Bentley (17 February 1942 - 26 May 2007) was an | |
| The trophy is a statuette of the oarsman | Jack Beresford (five-time Olympic medallist). |
| Coxless four - John Badcock, | Jack Beresford, Hugh Edwards, and Rowland George - G |
| Jack Beresford, Olympic rowing champion Y included w | |
| He was the second rower, after Briton | Jack Beresford, to compete at five Olympics. |
| ous, Secretary of the Football Association; and | Jack Beresford. |
| In 1929 he won Silver Goblets again with | Jack Beresford. |
| & Nickalls' Challenge Cup at Henley partnering | Jack Beresford. |
| the daughter of the theatre director and actor | Jack Berlin and actress Ida Berlin. |
| The film was produced by | Jack Bernhard and Bernard Brandt as a Jack Bernhard |
| own island is a 1948 adventure film directed by | Jack Bernhard. |
| Jack Bessant - Bass | |
| Jack Best was born near Llangollen in North Wales an | |
| Jack Betts - Tamayo (as Hunt Powers) | |
| For the newspaper columnist, see | Jack Betts (journalist). |
| A Life Story of Eustace Conway, was directed by | Jack Bibbo. |
| of the American Party and independent candidate | Jack Bibeau). |
| He took over from Coach | Jack Bicknell prior to the 2007 season, after Bickne |
| is the son of former Boston College head coach | Jack Bicknell and the brother of Jack Bicknell, Jr., |
| coached include Chris Palmer (football coach), | Jack Bicknell, and Kirk Ferentz. |
| Matthew Modine - | Jack Biddle |
| Jack Bierig - Jack R. Bierig is a partner at Sidley | |
| Jack Billingham - 1970s, Cincinnati Reds and Detroit | |
| Montreal eventually dealt | Jack Billingham, Skip Guinn, and $100,000 as compens |
| His running mate was Dr. | Jack Billion. |
| artling Comics #18 (December 1942), with art by | Jack Binder. |
| is last years, he helped create and promote the | Jack Binion's World Poker Open series. |
| Jack Birchall - 34 | |
| For the footballer, see | Jack Birchall. |
| He was defeated by the Liberals' | Jack Birney at the 1975 election. |
| Jack Biskop | |
| South Melbourne Captain-coach | Jack Bisset |
| Jack Bittner ... Joe/Narcissus | |
| Jack Black as Zed, son of Zero | |
| December 17, 2005 - Host | Jack Black - "Two A-Holes Buying a Christmas Tree" |
| Owen Wilson, | Jack Black and Jim Carrey were all considered to rep |
| Jack Black as DJ at party | |
| nge County, California starring Colin Hanks and | Jack Black |
| Jack Black (vocals/acoustic guitar) | |
| Jack Black as Sid | |
| Jack Black | |
| Zeke, a Smilodon, is voiced by | Jack Black |
| ndtrack to the 2002 film Orange County starring | Jack Black and Colin Hanks. |
| Jack Black on the music video for "Fuck Her Gently". | |
| r. Rooney in the film Be Kind Rewind, alongside | Jack Black and Mos Def. |
| s D covered the song in live performances, with | Jack Black singing gibberish lyrics. |
| Jack Black as Lead chimney sweep | |
| Jack Black - School of Rock | |
| Tenacious D was formed in 1994 by lead singer | Jack Black and lead guitarist Kyle Gass. |
| rred as Eema in the comedy, Year One, alongside | Jack Black and Michael Cera. |
| r Sparks, Carole King, Green and Yellow TV, and | Jack Black's Tenacious D. |
| Zed ( | Jack Black) is a hunter and Oh (Michael Cera) is a g |
| et of actors includes Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, | Jack Black, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn and Luke Wils |
| The film stars | Jack Black, Shirley MacLaine and Matthew McConaughey |
| Robert Davi, Elizabeth Shue, Adam Baldwin, and | Jack Black. |
| d a new Space Ghost interview with return guest | Jack Black. |
| December 8, 2007: | Jack Black/Neil Young (31.9, repeat) |
| OK TO SEND TO | JACK BLACK? |
| "Moonlight in Vermont" ( | Jack Blackburn, Karl Suessdorf) - 3:33 |
| Jack Blackham took the first ever catch by a wicket- | |
| Australia was captained by | Jack Blackham who was also its wicket-keeper. |
| ustralia was captained by Billy Murdoch and had | Jack Blackham as wicket-keeper. |
| Jack Blackham effected the first ever stumping in Te | |
| Wisden (Five Great Wicket-Keepers) - | Jack Blackham, Gregor MacGregor, Dick Pilling, Morde |
| Jack Blades - bass guitar and vocals | |
| tured songs co-written by Marti Frederiksen and | Jack Blades of Night Ranger fame. |
| Fight From The Inside ( | Jack Blades) - 3:52 - Taylor |
| Jack Blades: bass guitar | |
| 18 December 1995 - 2006: Sir Christopher Donald | Jack Bland |
| Billy Burke portrays | Jack, Bobby's smooth-talking brother who shows an in |
| Jack Bobridge (born 13 July 1989 in Adelaide) is an | |
| Wisden - | Jack Bond, Clive Lloyd, Brian Luckhurst, Glenn Turne |
| Steve Guttenberg... | Jack Bonner |
| Jack Bonus - flute, sax, wind | |
| "The Hobo Song" ( | Jack Bonus) - 4:58 |
| udi Nacson (Hakoah), Lucio Pietrocupa (Kalena), | Jack Boss (Hakoah), Sirio Socetti (S.O.Y. |
| Shantry's sons Adam and | Jack both currently play first-class cricket. |
| He and brother | Jack, both made the trip, Jack played in all three t |
| Historic American Buildings Survey photographer | Jack Boucher in 1966. |
| d the Anthony Bourdain-inspired lead character, | Jack Bourdain. |
| Jack Bowden (17 October 1916 - 22 December 1988) was | |
| Jack Bowden | |
| Jack Bowers, Cadence Records | |
| tly won the seat replacing the previous member, | Jack Boyd. |
| rried to the Vice-President of Cleveland State, | Jack Boyle. |
| Jack Boynton Flayed Image, 1959 | |
| The race was won by | Jack Brabham driving for his own Brabham team. |
| Jack Brabham wins the 1959 Formula One Drivers' Cham | |
| Jack Brabham started the race on pole while Chris Am | |
| Stillwell won the series by 19 points over | Jack Brabham (Brabham BT11A-Climax). |
| Jack Brabham (Cooper T45 Climax) : Second place in R | |
| Defending winner | Jack Brabham won his third and last AGP. |
| 1959; Champion: | Jack Brabham (31 points, Gap: 5.5 points) |
| * Indicates shared drive with | Jack Brabham |
| 1955: | Jack Braddock |
| 1963: | Jack Braddock |
| ored 15 goals, making him joint top-scorer with | Jack Bradley. |
| Jack Bradshaw Dog Shows | |
| Jack Brammall - Piney the Rat | |
| Jack Brammall - John | |
| Jack Brammall - Ted | |
| Majority Whip: | Jack Brandenburg |
| Jack Brandenburg (born Oct. 22, 1951) is a Michigan | |
| Jack Branfield pictured in 1920. | |
| Jack Branfield (born Gillingham, 25 October 1891) wa | |
| 2009: Janine Butcher drugs | Jack Branning and ties him to a radiator. |
| He buys the car lot from | Jack Branning, upsetting Ronnie further. |
| Knudson replaced | Jack Breault who retired after 14 years as Hudson ma |
| ary 2, 1984 in the garage of Saccharine Trust's | Jack Brewer with a handheld tape recorder. |
| Jack Brickhouse on NBC television, calling Willie Ma | |
| Bust of | Jack Brickhouse on Chicago's Magnificent Mile. |
| But to hear | Jack Brickhouse yell, you'd think it landed in his e |
| 981 - Vince Lloyd, Lou Boudreau, Milo Hamilton, | Jack Brickhouse |
| Meanwhile, | Jack brings some Cannabis in the form of a drink. |
| Terry Funk defeated | Jack Brisco for the NWA World Title at the Conventio |
| thy Parsons is the current Director of Bands at | Jack Britt High School. |
| Jack Britt also has an excellent music program. | |
| ie Robinson is the director of the orchestra at | Jack Britt. |
| Jack Britto (born 16 August 1926) is a Pakistani Oly | |
| Jack Brohamer, 2b | |
| d by the White Sox to the Cleveland Indians for | Jack Brohamer. |
| Campbell Cooley - Mayor | Jack Broody |
| John Halliday as | Jack Brookfield |
| He was variously known as Percival | Jack Brookfield or Jack Brookfield, a member of the |
| He beat | Jack Brooks on points over six rounds. |
| Jack Brooks Federal Building | |
| The | Jack Bros. are the two mascot characters of the Mega |
| Bergerac - Tug of War (1984) TV Episode ... | Jack Broughton |
| 8 January - | Jack Broughton, English boxer (born 1703) |
| Jack Brown | |
| Pilot - | Jack Brown |
| Jack Brown was born in Hodthorpe, Derbyshire. | |
| Jack Brown Genius | |
| Lawyer William | Jack Browning |
| Jack Browns Seaplane Base and Tailwheels Etc. | |
| "Statues" by | Jack Bruce |
| Jack Bruce - Bass, Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals | |
| All lead vocals by | Jack Bruce except as indicated. |
| Jack Bruce - bass guitar | |
| Jack Bruce - bass (tracks 38-43, not featured on ori | |
| Jack Bruce - Bass guitar; Lead vocals on tracks 4-6 | |
| HR Big Band Live with | Jack Bruce Not Just the Blues (2008) |
| Jack Bruce - bass guitar, vocals, piano and Hammond | |
| Jack Bruce joined the group to provide bass and voca | |
| "Politician" is a cover of a song | Jack Bruce originally wrote and performed with Cream |
| to the Moon", recorded in 1970 and composed by | Jack Bruce |
| (1997) | Jack Bruce - Sitting On Top Of The World |
| Jack Bruce - vocals, bass, harmonica | |
| Jack Bruce - vocals, bass, harmonica, piano, cello | |
| Cream: "I Feel Free" (Pete Brown, | Jack Bruce) - 2:52 (from Fresh Cream, 1966) |
| "N.S.U." ( | Jack Bruce) - 10:15 |
| "Politician" (Peter Brown, | Jack Bruce) - 4:35 - Unreleased Live Nov 16, 1992 at |
| "Sunshine of Your Love" (Eric Clapton, | Jack Bruce, Pete Brown) - 6:45 |
| The recording features future Cream bassist | Jack Bruce, who briefly joined the band in 1965. |
| 12. White Room ( | Jack Bruce, Pete Brown) |
| "Deserted Cities of the Heart" ( | Jack Bruce, Pete Brown) - 4.33 |
| "Theme for an Imaginary Western" ( | Jack Bruce, Pete Brown) - 5:07 |
| September 13, 1949: | Jack Bruner was signed as an amateur free agent by t |
| Timothy Garland - | Jack Bubbles |
| Jack Buchanan - Jack Brewster | |
| Jack Buchanan - Lord Robert Brent | |
| Jack Buchanan - Captain Maximilian Schletoff | |
| It stars | Jack Buchanan and Martine Carol. |
| Jack Buchanan as John Bentley | |
| Jack Buchanan as Maj. | |
| April 2 - | Jack Buchanan, director, writer, and actor (d. |
| Musburger would soon be replaced by | Jack Buck for the baseball play-calling duties. |
| Jack Buck had eight children in all; five daughters | |
| Recipient of 2008 | Jack Buck Award by the Missouri Athletic Club |
| His calls punctuating a team's victory echoes | Jack Buck's "That's a winner!" |
| CBS Radio's | Jack Buck. |
| He is the younger brother of | Jack Buckner who was also an international athlete. |
| Ken Pogue as | Jack Budd |
| y Riff Markowitz and co-ordinating producer was | Jack Budgell. |
| Best of the Bad Men (1951) portrayed by | Jack Buetel |
| Jack Buetel as Frank James | |
| Jack Buetel (September 5, 1915 - June 27, 1989) was | |
| The House that | Jack Built (1914) |
| The House That | Jack Built |
| The House That | Jack Built (2002) - TV series |
| ame for the "Sound of Today" is "the House that | Jack Built." |
| The first three men to enter this room were | Jack Burch, Reggie Wuest, and Myles Kuykendall. |
| le of Anne Stanton, the childhood sweetheart of | Jack Burden (Law). |
| Anne is engaged to marry | Jack Burden, the Governor's aide. |
| On April 6. 1893 Andy Bowen and | Jack Burke were involved in one of the longest fight |
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