Smokey's M*A*S*H Name Dropper -Famous People

Name Dropper		Episode
Polly Adler	Polly Adler, a Russian immigrant who went from a Broklyn sweatshop to entertaining the both the upper crusts of society and mobsters, ran Yew York's most notorious brothels.	Bulletin Board	3
Adonis	A very handsome young man	Margaret's Engagement	5
Joan of Arc	Ten years before her death, Joan hears voices. Six years later, from the village of Domremy, she begins her mission to unite France under King Charles. She was later burned at the stake.	CAV*E	7
Eddie Arcaro	Only jockey to ride two horses to Thoroughbred racing's triple crown: Whirlaway in 1941 and Citation in 1948. Inducted into the Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame in 1958.	The Colonel's Horse	5
Lady Sylvia Ashley	She was the forth wife of Clark Gable and Clark was her forth marriage.	Bulletin Board	3
Lionel Barrymore	One of cinema's most respected and enduring character actors and Oscar winner. His 45-year film career tallied more than 200 movie credits	Novocain Mutiny	4
John Wilkes Booth	The man that assanated President Lincoln	Full Rich Day	3
Clara Bow	Clara Bow was born and brought up in near poverty in Brooklyn, New York, on July 29, 1905. She won a photo beauty contest which started a movie career	Hawkeye, Get Your Gun	5
Major Bowes	(Edward Bowes) He promoted attendance at New York City's Capitol Theatre by starting a variety show, the Major Bowes Capitol Family, which became the radio program Original Amateur Hour (1935–46).	Check-up	3
Les Brown and his Band of Renown	1941 thru 20xx - In April of 1996 the Guinness Book of World Records awarded Les with the distinction of being the leader of the longest lasting musical organization in the history of pop music.	Bombed	3
Pearl Buck	Pearl published over seventy books: Received the Pulitzer Prize and the Nobel Prize	The Light That Failed	6
Aaron Burr	The birthday of the man that shot John Wilkes Booth (According to B.J.) - Burr was really tried for treason and he also killed Alexander Hamilton in a pistol duel. Boothe was shot by Sergeant Thomas P. ("Boston") Corbett	The General Flipped at Dawn	3
Francis X. Bushman	A famous film and radio star from 1911 - 1966	The Interview	4
Rosemary Cloony	A movie star and singer of the 40's, 50's, 60's and more…	Major Topper	6
Russ Colombo	Famous musician - Emily Kingsly collected his records - She was an old friend from college.	Are You Now, Margaret	8
Xavier Cugat	Xavier Cugat, the king of the Rhumba, was born in Gerona, Spain, on January 1 1900. He was a notorious womanizer and of his four wives many of them appeared in his bands.	Private Finance	8
Dennis Day	Voices for many cartoons and shows. Also made appearances on many/most talk & variety shows.	Winchester Tapes	6
Madame de Sade	Madame De Sade (a.k.a. Terri-Jean Bedford) has become one of Canada's most infamous dominatrixes.	Back Pay	8
Marquis de Sade	The Marquis de Sade, a man of great intellect, whose diabolical nature has become embedded in the language - sadism, sadist, sadistic. A man who carves up a prostitute for his own sexual gratification is evil whether she consented or not.	White Gold	3
Marlene Dietrich	Marie Magdelene Dietrich von Losch was born in Berlin, Germany on December 27, 1901. Marlene enjoyed music and was adept at playing the violin and piano. In her mid-teens, Marlene discovered the stage. Acting was to be her vocation.	A Smattering of Intelligence	2
Dr. Charles Drew	Discovered the method of blood separation to plasma for storage.	Dear Dad… Three	2
Dreyfus	Captain Alfred Dreyfus was the highest-ranking Jewish artillery officer in the French army. He was charged with passing military secrets to the German Embassy in Paris, and in 1894 he was convicted of treason and sent to prison on Devil's Island	The Last Laugh	6
Eberhardt Faber	Famous for his pencils and pens, Eberhardt Faber built a pencil factory on the north end of the Atsena Otie island where 100 people were employed for mill and logging work	House Arrest	3
Dwight Eisenhower	Eisenhower said "If I'm elected, I will go to Korea".	Bulletin Board	3
Douglas Fairbanks	A famous actor and producer from 1915 - 1936	The Interview	4
Douglas Fairbanks Jr.	He was a handsome and charming actor and was linked with some of the most glamorous women in Hollywood including Joan Crawford (wife), Marlene Dietrich, and Tallulah Bankhead.	War Co respondent	8
Robert (Bob) Frost	Famous poet of the early 20th century - 1874-1963	Wheelers and Dealers	10
Clark Gable	For almost thirty years, Clark Gable was known as "The King of Hollywood". Female were wild about his acting and male fans were made envious of his unaffected masculinity. Through jaunty, self-assured performances in films he carved a niche for himself as the quintessential American movie star.	Bulletin Board	3
Arthur Godfrey	An award winning song writer, musician, and show host.	Smilin'' Jack	4
Betty Grable	Elizabeth Ruth Grable was born on December 18, 1916, in St. Louis, Missouri. Chorine in early 30s films became one of Hollywood's most universally known stars of the 40s and was the archetypal "pinup girl."	Hawkeye, Get Your Gun	5
John Hancock	The first person to sign the United States Declaration of Independence.	Of Moose and Men	4
Floyd Hayden	Citrus College was founded in 1915 under the leadership of Dr. Floyd S. Hayden, who helped bring the community college movement to California.	The Colonel's Horse	5
Dick Haynes	An actor that played misc. parts in the 50's, 60's, 70's, & 80's	The Ringbanger	1
Sol Hurok	One of the world's foremost impresarios who, through his persistent efforts to bring distinguished foreign virtuosos and ensembles to American audiences, did much to inspire interest in classical music and, particularly, in ballet.	The Ringbanger	1
Hippocrates	The father of medicine	Private Charles Lamb	3
Hedda Hooper	A well known gossip authority on radio and in the newspaper	Back Pay	8
Aga Khan	A religious leader in the Islamic community	House Arrest	3
Dorothy Kiligallen	Dorthey was a reporter, columnist, and TV personality. In 1950 she became a panelist on American television gameshow What's My Line?.	Guerilla My Dreams	8
Ralph Kiner	Just hit his 47th homerun - In real history this was done in 1950	Der Tag	4
Stanley Kowalski	Lead character in the book/play/movie "A Streetcar Named Desire"	Pressure Points	10
Charles Laughton	A consummate artist, Laughton achieved great success on stage and film, with many staged readings	Heal Thyself	8
Pinky Lee	Wild burlesque comic whose silly, childish routines worked perfectly as the manic host of a children's show.	Snap Judgment	10
Myrna Loy	Myrna Williams, later to become Myrna Loy, Was a movie star discovered by Mrs. Rudolph Valentino, started in 1925 and appeared in movies thru 1982.	Change of Command	4
Victor Mature	talented actor and screen legend 1913-1999	The Colonel's Horse	5
Aimee McPherson	(1890-1944)An evangelist and media sensation in the 1920s and 1930s, founder of the Foursquare Church. She disappeared for 32 days on May 18, 1926 - no one could ever prove what really had happenend to her.	Welcome to Korea	4
Mill's Brothers	An astonishing vocal group that grew into one of the longest-lasting oldies acts in American popular music, the Mills Brothers quickly moved from novelty wonders to pop successes. The Mills Brothers were so proficient at recreating trumpets, trombones, and saxophones with only their voices.	Adam's Ribs	3
Carmen Miranda	Carmen was a legendary movie star and singer. The Brazilian bombshell brought the exoticism of South America, a sensuality tempered by caricature, and outlandish costumes.	Yankee Doodle Doctor	1
Billy Mitchel	A general who advocated a strong air force	5 O'clock Charlie	2
Tom Mix	(1880-1940)He was in a series of Wild West shows then went into the movies but left the film industry after talkies came out. He was killed by his own suitcase when his '37 Cord roadster crashed into a gully.	Mulcahy's War	5
Philip Morris	Tobacco manufacturer	Ping Pong	5
Dr. Mudd	The doctor that operated on John Wilkes Booth after Booth had been shot	Full Rich Day	3
J Fred Muggs	J. Fred Muggs is a chimpanzee who was the mascot for NBC 's Today Show from 1953 to 1957.	Snap Judgment	10
Conrad Nagel	Conrad Nagel, (March 16, 1897 - February 24, 1970) was a successful screen actor and matinee idol of the silent film era and beyond (1918-1967). He was also a well known television actor and radio performer.	Abyssinia Henry	3
Nuremberg	location of famous War crime trials	The More I See You	4
Pat O'Brien	Deciding against entering the seminary, Pat O'Brien did not wear the clerical collar in real life. But he made up for that by performing memorably as priest in so many of his films. He appeared as Father Dunne, Father Duffy, Father Connolly, Father This, Father That	Rainbow Bridge	3
Donald O'Connor	O'Connor was the youthful figure cutting a rug in several Universal musicals of the 1940s. His best-known musical work is probably "Singin' in the Rain" (1952). O'Connor was also effective in comedic lead roles, particularly as the companion to Francis the Talking Mule in that film series.	Love and Marriage	3
Mel Ott	A baseball player that played 22 seasons for the New York Giants from 1926-1947	Heal Thyself	8
Mildred Pierce	The title of a novel written by James M. Cain in 1945	Potters Retirement	4
Porfirio Ribirosa	the greatest Latin Lover of the Twentieth century - as a sort of hero-poet transfiguration character, or modern day Don Juan	Hanky Panky	5
"Sugar Ray" Robinson	Held the Heavyweight boxing title from 1946-1951	Requium for a Lightweight	1
Will Rogers	American cowboy, trick roper, philanthropist, writer, actor, philosopher. (1879-1039)	Communication Breakdown	10
Eleanor Roosevelt	Wife of President Franklin Roosevelt. She was not the best mother, but she was voted the most admired woman in America. She was called "the First Lady of the Western World."	The Interview	4
Peggy Ryan	A vastly talented musical performer, Peggy Ryan found stardom dancing alongside partner Donald O'Connor at Universal's	Love and Marriage	3
Albert Schweitzer	A humanitarian, theologian, missionary, organist, and medical doctor	The Korean Surgeon	5
Gertrude Stein	An American writer, poet, feminist, playwright, and catalyst in the development of modern art and literature, who spent most of her life in France.	Margaret's Marriage	5
Rhee Syngman	South Korea's first President, Dr. Rhee Syngman, who ruled from 1948 to 1960.	Of Moose and Men	4
Alice B. Toklas	San Francisco-born American literary figure, and close associate of the author Gertrude Stein as her secretary, cook, and confidante in Paris in her literary salon.	Margaret's Marriage	5
Lana Turner	Lana Turner (1920-1995) was born Julia Jean Mildred Francis Turner in Wallace, Idaho. A famous movie star (1938-1991) whose private life overshadowed her professional accomplishments. Seven marriages, affairs too numerous to mention, a long bout with alcoholism and the famous incident where her gangster lover, Johnny Stompanato, was killed by her daughter.	38 Across	5
Walter Winchell	He was the most powerful and feared gossip columnist and radio commentator in America in the 1930s and 1940s.	Guerilla My Dreams	8