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Suddenly,
in July, Peggy became "Hunt's girl" and starts doing singing commercials
for tomato sauce! Click here to
hear the nine seconds that launched Peggy's recording and national television
careers. |
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Peggy
at the Hunt Foods party in Cleveland with Tom Armstrong, Johnny Andrews,
Bill Gordon and C.A. Ossmann |
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Peggy
with Sidney Andorn of the Cleveland News at the Hunt Foods
party |
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Peggy
receives some of the spoils of being named spokesperson for Hunt Foods. |
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Peggy
at the Houston Mardi Gras celebrations with Bob Stack, Mona Freeman, Bob
Neal and Ann Francis |
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Peggy's
advice: "Never play cards with Lou Costello!" |
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Peggy
on stage with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Las Vegas
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Peggy
at the Hollywood Bowl with disc jockey Peter Potter |
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Peggy
on the set of NBC's Dragnet with its star Jack Webb and Arthur Hamilton,
composer of Cry Me a River |
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This
pose, taken inside Peggy's first apartment in Los Angeles, Peggy refers
to as Little Girl Blue, presumably after the classic ballad which she would
sing so often during her career. Click the image at left and see
two more studies of Peggy taken in that first apartment. |
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NBC's
first publicity photo of Peggy, as she begins her journey through the Gobel
Years, perhaps her greatest claim to fame nationally |