The very old black-and-white TV western weekly series called “Laramie“ featured a regular character who were a derby. I don’t know the name of the character, but Hoagie Carmichael played the character.
The show airs daily around lunchtime on a rabbit ears station called METV.
Others who know more can supply more information.
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I guess you figured out why I’m watching this old stuff, instead of working.
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I saw Hoagie in a movie called Young Man With a Horn(I think) with Kirk Douglas as the young man trumpet player and Hoagie as his chain smoking piano playing friend. I think Doris Day was in it too. Hoagie was also in a Flintstones episode as himself. Ed
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He was also in a post World War II movie about three soldiers returning home from the war. There were some major stars in that movie.
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I think that was The Best Years of Our Lives.
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Excellent movie. Hoagy was also in the Bogie and Bacall movie "To Have and Have Not". Several other movies as well.
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That guitar lick - and the face sticking up above the guitar - sure looked and sounded like Nappy Lamare.