… Private buckaroo: Director of photography, Woody Bredell ; film editor, Milton Carruth ;
musical directror, Harry James. The inspector general: Director of photography, Elwood Bredell ; …

… Cline’s film Private Buckaroo.18 Miller’s version is unique in this group for being a duet;
but … Private Buckaroo enacts the singer/auditor relationship ironically and looks ahead to …

… America’s Ace Cowboy chuckled in response and then launched into a rendition of “Private
Buckaroo,” a western folk ballad about a young cowboy recruit who joined the US Army.…

In the years before and after World War II, there were no bigger voices than those of the
Andrews Sisters. Maxene, LaVerne, and Patty charted more top ten Billboard hits than Elvis or …

… In 1942, films about our fighting men were primarily comedies and musicals, many of which
were concerned with life in the training camps (Top Sergeant, Private Buckaroo, True to the …

This thesis explores the divergent legacies of two trumpet titans of the 20th century: Louis
Armstrong and Harry James. Both emerged during the swing era as technical virtuosos and …

This chapter investigates American popular music during World War II. It shows how swing
bands and popular entertainers—including, among others, the International Sweethearts of …

Throughout the golden age of the Walt Disney studio—and afterward, to the end of Walt’s life—the
company was in a constant state of flux, never standing still for very long. Like Walt …

Abbott and Costello were the most popular comedians of the 1940s, with burlesque-inspired
routines that enthralled audiences on both radio and television. Oddly, their films have not …

… America’s Ace Cowboy chuckled in response and then launched into a rendition of “Private
Buckaroo,” a Western folk ballad about a young cowboy recruit who joined the US Army.5 …