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Gaxton (né
Arthur Anthony Gaxiola;
December 2, 1893 –
February 2, 1963) was an
American actor of vaudeville, film, and theatre. For many
years Gaxton...
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classmates because of his size. At age nine, he saw
Anything Goes with
William Gaxton,
Ethel Merman and
Victor Moore at the
Alvin Theater.
After the show, he...
- from
prison to
spring Gaxton from
prison himself. When Spider-Man
caught up with
Gaxton and
Doctor Octopus on his
getaway ship,
Gaxton accidentally shot Bennett...
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engaged from the outset. The
stars he
wanted were
Ethel Merman,
William Gaxton and
comedian Victor Moore. He
planned a
story about a
shipwreck and a desert...
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appearances on spin-offs NCIS: New
Orleans and NCIS: Hawaiʻi.
Wilmer also
voiced Gaxton in the 2020 Disney/Pixar
animated feature film, Onward. In 2021 he lent...
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gambling debt that he
could not pay back to a
gangster named Blackie Gaxton. When Blackie's
thugs came
looking for
Bennett at the
family home, Betty's...
- The Heat's On (1943) is a
musical movie starring Mae West,
William Gaxton, and
Victor Moore, and
released by
Columbia Pictures.
Broadway star Fay Lawrence...
- song
written by Cole
Porter for
William Gaxton to sing in the 1934
Broadway show
Anything Goes.
However Gaxton was
unhappy about its wide
vocal range and...
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
directed by
Edward Buzzell, and
starred Lucille Ball,
William Gaxton,
Virginia Weidler,
Chill Wills, June Allyson,
Gloria DeHaven, and Nancy...
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original production, the song was
performed by
Genevieve Tobin and
William Gaxton,
performing the
roles of
Looloo Carroll and
Peter Forbes, respectively....
