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July 28, 1901 - July 3, 1986 - American singer, saxophonist, band leader, and songwriter, one of the most popular pop artists of the late 1920s - 1930s, superstar, idol of women. He is considered the first of the great cruners to turn his vocal weakness into virtue and paved the way for Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and all the other softly singing singers who evoke strong emotions with their low voices. Then, before appearing on the music scene, Bing Crosby, was one of the few singers who sang like that (one of the few crooner singers). Rudy Valle is considered the first music superstar and is famous for driving women crazy with him since the late 1920s. (Note: There were superstar artists and the like, but in the music genre he is considered to be the first superstar.) Gruvemuvestart He is also known for singing through a megaphone and beginning his performances with the words "Hey-ho, euribadi" .
In 1929, his role as a singer in the film Vagabond Lover brought Rudy his first film success, and from then until 1943 he hosted an hour-long variety show on the radio (a combined program with various entertainment numbers) The Rudy Vallee Show.
Vallee's career has been surprisingly long. After the war, he returned to Hollywood, where he starred in films, worked on radio and later on television. His biggest acting role came in 1961, when he played the pompous company president in the hit Broadway musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. In 1967, he played this role in the film adaptation of this musical. In the cinema, Rudy Valle continued to play until the mid-1970s, and perform on the stage throughout the country for another ten years, until his death.

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