American actor of vaudeville, stage, screen, radio and television. Perhaps best remembered today for his role in the television series "Gilligan's Island" and for providing the voice of the popular cartoon character Mr. Magoo.

Prolific character actor; often played judges, accountants, businessmen - most any character that fit into the background. His parts were generally small, sometimes with some lines, sometimes without. He was in about 400 films from about 1915 to 1958. It's fun to watch for him!

Born in Los Angeles, California. Superb actress, equally adept at comic and dramatic roles. Won a Best Supporting Actress Academy Award (Jezebel) and was nominated for several others.

Legendary actress / comedienne of films and television. Started as a bit player, moved into glamour parts, then into comedy. Left films for TV around 1950. Co-founder of Desilu Productions. Married to Desi Arnaz for many years.

Brazilian musical group generally accompanying Carmen Miranda. Originally called the Carmen Miranda Band, they either changed their name or Miranda formed a new band. As of about 1940, the members were Hélio Jordão, Osvaldo Moraes Eboli, Aloysio Oliveira, Afonso Osório, Armando Osório, Stênio Osório and Aníbal Augusto Sardinha.

Saxaphone player / orchestra leader. Active as an orchestra leader from about 1933 to 1966. Orchestra members included (at one time or another): singers Lena Horne, Francis Wayne and Kay Starr, Bobby Burnet (trumpet), Cliff Leeman (drums), Bus Etri (guitar), Barney Kessel (guitar), Dodo Marmarosa (piano), Roy Eldridge (trumpet) and Buddy DeFranco (clarinet). Big hit tunes included "Cherokee" and "Skyliner."

Given name: Edith Blythe; born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; sister of John and Lionel Barrymore. Legendary actress of stage and screen. Generally played sophisticated lady roles, with a tough spirit and a strong will.

Given name: John Blythe; born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; brother of Ethel and Lionel Barrymore; married to Dolores Costello (1928 - 1935); grandfather of Drew Barrymore. Legendary actor of stage and screen, usually in strong dramatic roles (often as a Svengali-type character), but also in some light comedies.

Given name: Lionel Blythe; born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; brother of John and Ethel Barrymore. Actor on stage, screen and radio. Wonderfully gifted and versatile actor - one of the greatest actors of all time! Confined to a wheelchair during his later years, but kept on acting.

Given name: Frederick Llewellyn; born in London, England. One of the most popular child actors of the 1930s. Probably best remembered today for his roles in Little Lord Fauntleroy and Captains Courageous.

Given name: William Bertanzetti; born in Pennsylvania. American dwarf actor, 3'9" tall, in films and television from age three. With Spike Jones and His Cityslickers for some time.