Examples of 'ebsen' in a sentence
Meaning of "ebsen"
Ebsen (verb) - To dance or perform in a style reminiscent of actor and dancer Buddy Ebsen, known for his roles in musical films
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Ebsen performed his vocals in his natural voice.
The name may also appear as Ebsen.
Buddy Ebsen actually was not allergic to.
Several of the recordings were completed while Ebsen was still with the cast.
Even Ebsen is surprised by his success.
I thought he looked a little old for Buddy Ebsen.
Ebsen and his sisters learned to dance at a dance studio his father operated in Orlando.
Unless there is something about Buddy Ebsen we do not know.
Buddy Ebsen was an American actor and dancer.
Glad you could join us here at the Buddy Ebsen Society.
Buddy Ebsen recorded the song for Reprise.
Throughout his life, Ebsen had many interests.
Ebsen then retired from show business to become a full-time homemaker.
Understandably, Ebsen had to call in sick to work.
I have been lobbying for a consultant for a while now . Ron Ebsen.
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Ebsen was replaced by Jack Haley, with the makeup quickly changed to a paste.
While this pleased Bolger, it led to medical problems for Ebsen.
Buddy Ebsen for a day. was the original tin man in the wizard of oz.
You think I would pull you off Buddy Ebsen just for a junkie?
Tobias Ebsen is a Copenhagen-based designer, artist and creative technologist who creates digital media installations.
Douglas remained a close friend of Buddy Ebsen for 32 years.
Ebsen partnered with actresses Eleanor Powell and Frances Langford, among others, and also danced solo.
Sorry for the delayed response . Yes, Mr. Ebsen.
Why are we - - buddy ebsen was the original tin man in the wizard of oz.
Ebsen left Orlando in the summer of 1928 to try his luck as a dancer.
Vilma and Buddy Ebsen moved to New York in 1928, where they formed a vaudeville act.
Buddy Ebsen began his career as a dancer in the late 1920s in a Broadway chorus.
Ebsen made his television debut on an episode of The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre in 1949.
