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Longer titles found: Emmett Kelly (musician) (view), Emmett Kelly Jr. (view), Emmett Kelly Museum (view)

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Hunter (1968-2012), neurobiologist and the original author of Matplotlib. Emmett Kelly, Jr. (1923-2006), "The World's Most Famous Clown" better known as "Weary

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guitar, guitar David Ferguson - vocals, guitar Nils Frykdahl - flute Emmett Kelly - guitar, vocals Kenny Malone - drums Ian McAllister - euphonium, trombone

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Clockwise from top left: Felix Adler, Emmett Kelly, Harry Dann, and Paul Jerome

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"Box Tortoise; Record Time for Plush; The Continuing Adventures of Emmett Kelly | Music Review". Chicago Reader. Retrieved 2012-08-08. "Another chance

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"Gentle Ben." In the late 1960s and 1970s, Rosaire Sr. appeared with the Emmett Kelly Circus and elsewhere with a trained bear he called "Gentle Ben" that

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6, 1936. He'd invited Gene Sarazen to play an exhibition match with Emmett Kelly, the first course pro; more than 1,000 people came to watch. James Dodson

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"Box Tortoise; Record Time for Plush; The Continuing Adventures of Emmett Kelly". Chicago Reader. Retrieved January 25, 2021. O'Hagan, Sean (November

Peter McCann (2,060 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

University, McCann, a baritone, met fellow singers George Mathias, bass Emmett Kelly, and tenors Jim Higgins and Sebastian Fiori, all of whom joined the Glee

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the "Bird Dream Sequence." In 1974, Goldberg attended a performance of Emmett Kelly, Jr.'s circus and began a series of drawings and other works on paper

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"将抽象表现主义画风带回纯真风格王瑾展出画作备受好评". 世界日报. 28 May 1995. Farrell, Frank (10 Apr 1963). "Emmett Kelly". New York World Telegraph and Sun. "Chinese Artist". West Side News