Dick Powell
Richard Ewing Powell, born on November 14, 1904, in Mountain View, Arkansas, was
an American singer. He began his career as a musician with the Charlie Davis
Orchestra and recorded several singles for Vocalion label in the late 1920s. In
1932, Warner Bros. offered Powell a film contract after being impressed by his
singing and stage presence. His debut film role was as a singing bandleader in
Blessed Event. Powell's career took off with roles in musical films such as 42nd
Street (1933) and Footlight Parade (1933). He starred in numerous films
throughout the 1930s and 1940s, inclu...
42nd Street
Harry Warren, Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler42nd Street
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Hooray for HollywoodBenny Goodman & His Orchestra, Gene Kelly, Johnny Scat Davis, Dick Powell and Dorothy Lamour
The 30s: Hollywood's Best
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Lullaby of BroadwayDick Powell
Somewhere Over The Rainbow
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42nd StreetDick Powell and Ruby Keeler
Hollywood Musicals - Music For Ever
5:45
By a WaterfallDick Powell
Tadpoles
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I Only Have Eyes for YouDick Powell
The Hollywood Musical
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