At age 6 in 1935, Anita Gordon moved with her family from Texas to Hollywood where she became a successful child star. As a teenager, she achieved singing fame on network radio as a regular on ventriloquist Edgar Bergen's show (allegedly, his famous dummy Charlie McCarthy was smitten with her). She was the voice who said "I don't talk to strangers" on the Buddy Clark hit "Linda" (1946), and she voiced the Singing Harp who helped Mickey Mouse escape from the Beanstalk Giant with "... in his right...
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Anita Gordon Bandas sonoras
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Filmografía: Anita Gordon canciones
| Play | Banda sonora | Película/Serie | Tipo | Consigue la canción | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A Million Miles Away Behind The Door | Paint Your Wagon | intérprete | |||
| My Favorite Dream | Fun & Fancy Free | intérprete | |||
| My, What a Happy Day | Fun & Fancy Free | intérprete |
