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RavePad · Ron Moody · Videos

Ron Moody

On the death of Jack Wild: Jack really was cheated out of a great career. He was easy to work with and made you feel good. He was a professional; his performance was incredible and the film will remain a classic. We were talking about getting together and going to see each other. We were more like L...

Ron Moody Videos : Ballin' The Jack - Virginia Ruth "Dagmar" - 1951 - 1950's Blonde Bombshells

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Ballin' The Jack - Virginia Ruth "Dagmar" - 1951 - 1950's Blonde Bombshells

Ballin' The Jack by Virginia Ruth 1951. She was an actress and singer who parlayed her dumb blonde act into television fame. In 1950 she debuted on the TV show "Broadway Open House." She was so popular that her mail averaged 2000 fan letters a week. She starred briefly in her own show "Dagmar's Canteen" and appeared on "Hollywood Squares." She also recorded a duet with Frank Sinatra. (bio by: Ron Moody)

Original Video uploaded to YouTube by maynardcat at 7:26 AM Dec 21st

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