The Buddy Holly Story (866 bytes)
1: ... and [[Maria Richwine]], who played [[Maria Elena Holly]].
3: The movie was adapted by [[Alan Swyer]] from the novel by [[John Goldrosen]]. It was directed by ...
5: It won the [[Academy Award]] for [[Academy Award for Origina...
9: [[Category:1978 films|Buddy Holly Story, The]]
10: ...est Actor Oscar Nominee (film)|Buddy Holly Story, The]] <!-- Gary Busey -->

Buddy Holly (6963 bytes)
1: ...February 3]], [[1959]]), better known as '''Buddy Holly''', was an [[United States|American]] singer, son...
3: [[Image: b_holly.jpg|right|Buddy Holly]]
7: ...rt of a country duo. Holly's big break came when they opened for [[Bill Haley and his Comets]] at a lo...
9: ...nusual position of having two record contracts at the same time!
11: ...es and melodies than had been previously shown in the genre.

Buddy (2176 bytes)
1: :''For President Clinton's dog see [[Buddy (dog)]].''
2: :''For the [[SCUBA]] diving partner system see [[Buddy system]].''
4: ...n [[Animation|animated]] [[cartoon]] character in the [[Warner Bros.]] ''[[Looney Tunes]]'' series of c...
6: ...star character for the studio, and Duvall created Buddy in [[1933]].
8: ...ore interesting characters such as [[Porky Pig]]. Buddy's voice was performed by animator [[Jack Carr]].

Buddy Bell (2636 bytes)
1: ...s the son of former player [[Gus Bell]] and the father of player [[David Bell]].
3: ... mostly lackluster Indians team. He was named to the [[Major League Baseball All-Star Game|All-Star]] ...
5: ...similar in many ways, a good hitting infielder in the middle of his career.
7: ...ng year through [[1984 in sports|1984]], and made the All-Star team from 1980 through 1984 as well.
9: ...r and signed as a free agent with the Rangers for the [[1989 in sports|1989]] season, in which he appea...

Buddy MacKay (1611 bytes)
1: ...rs of Florida|governor]] of [[Florida]] following the death of [[Lawton Chiles]] in late [[1998]].
3: ...going governor Lawton Chiles, but was defeated by the [[United States Republican Party|Republican]] can...
6: ...9 Official Governor's portrait and biography from the State of Florida]
18: [[Category:1933 births|MacKay, Buddy]]
19: [[Category:Governors of Florida|MacKay, Buddy]]

Bonzi Buddy (1302 bytes)
1: ... installing the program. When you install '''BonziBUDDY''', your homepage gets set to www.bonzi.com.
3: ...advertisements. Children often fall for the Bonzi Buddy thinking it's merely a fun toy, not realizing its...
5: ...on uses [[Microsoft Agent]] technology to display the Bonzi ape on-screen and provide text-to-speech ca...
9: ...zibuddy.shtml PC Hell site on how to remove Bonzi Buddy]
10: ...zi_Buddy.html Spy any site on how to remove Bonzi Buddy]

Buddy icon (806 bytes)
1: ...ant Messenger]]. One's buddy icon is displayed in the messenging window of engaged parties.
3: ...ility is also available on [[MSN Messenger]], but the icons are called Display Pictures.
5: == Buddy icons and advertising ==
7: ...ord of mouth advertising. Buddy icons advertising the releases of films or albums are available through...
9: == Buddy Icon Sites ==

Buddy Rice (281 bytes)
1: ... an [[auto racing]] driver best known for winning the [[2004]] [[Indianapolis 500]] as part of [[Bobby ...
5: [[Category:1976 births|Rice, Buddy]]

Buddy the Gob (1170 bytes)
1: ...as animated by [[Jack King]] and [[Ben Clopton]]. The musical score was by [[Norman Spencer]].
3: ...toon features [[Buddy]], the second major star in the Looney Tunes series.
7: ... Of course, by the end of the cartoon, Buddy and the girl escape safely.
9: ..., though it seems clear that the intention behind the animators was not consciously malicious.
11: The cartoon also briefly features a caricature of [[J...

Buddy and Towser (207 bytes)
1: ...o. It was animated by Jack King and Bob Mckimson. The musical score was by Norman Spencer.

Buddy Clark (559 bytes)
1: ...d scored his biggest hit in November of 1946 with the song "Linda."
3: ...led in a private plane crash in Los Angeles, when the craft ran low on fuel and crash-landed on Beverly...
7: [[Category:1911 births|Clark, Buddy]]
8: [[Category:1949 deaths|Clark, Buddy]]

Buddy MacMaster (2404 bytes)
1: ...n a career as a station agent and telegrapher for the [[Canadian National Railroad]] in [[1943]], thoug...
3: ...onish in [[1995]], and in [[2000]] he was awarded the [[Order of Canada]] for his contributions to Cana...
5: ...o released a video, <i>Buddy MacMaster, Master of the Cape Breton Fiddle</i>.
7: ...He is also the uncle of [[Natalie MacMaster]], another Cape Breton fiddler who has toured extensively a...
9: [[Category:1924 births|Macmaster, Buddy]]

Buddy Miller (934 bytes)
1: '''Buddy Miller''' is a [[country music|country]] singer, ...
3: Miller formed the Buddy Miller Band, which included singer/songwriter [[S...
5: In addition to releasing several solo albums over the years, Miller has toured as lead guitarist/backin...
11: *''Your Love and Other Lies'', 1995
17: ...ller, Buddy]] [[Category:Record producers|Miller, Buddy]]

Buddy Ebsen (2656 bytes)
1: ...for his role in the popular television series ''[[The Beverly Hillbillies]]''.
3: [[Image:EbsenasJedClampett.jpg|thumb|Buddy Ebsen as "Jed Clampett"]]
6: ...41]] to [[1946]] he served as a [[lieutenant]] in the [[United States Coast Guard]].
8: ...ow depicted a stereotypical hillbilly family from the [[Ozark]]s getting rich on oil and moving to a st...
10: Although scorned by critics, the show was a massive hit, attracting as many as 60 ...

Buddy Myer (1073 bytes)
1: ...Sox]] in 1927-28, he spent his entire career with the [[Washington Senators]].
3: ...red with a career average of .303. In 1935 he won the [[American League]] batting title with a .349 mar...
13: [[Category:1935 American League All-Stars|Myer, Buddy]]
14: [[Category:1937 American League All-Stars|Myer, Buddy]]
15: [[Category:Boston Red Sox players|Myer, Buddy]]

Buddy Bolden (2820 bytes)
1: [[Image:Buddybolden.bmp|frame|right|Buddy Bolden]]
2: ...er 4]], [[1930]]) was a [[trumpet|trumpeter]] and the first [[New Orleans]] [[jazz]] [[musician]] ever ...
8: ...ished a scandal-sheet called the ''Cricket'', but these stories are are almost certainly untrue.
10: ...s admitted to a mental institution where he spent the rest of his life.
14: ...id to be the first to have brass instruments play the blues. He also was said to have taken ideas from ...

Buddy De Sylva (2334 bytes)
1: ...e of the top [[Tin Pan Alley]] [[songwriter]]s of the era, and a producer of stage and screen [[musical...
3: ... New York]], [[United States|USA]], and died in [[Hollywood, California]], [[United States|USA]].
10: *1922 - ''[[The Yankee Princess]]'' (music by [[Emmerich Kalman]]...
32: ...//www.ibdb.com/person.asp?ID=4394 His profile] at the Internet Broadway Database
37: [[Category:1895 births|Sylva, Buddy De]]

Buddy Cole (207 bytes)
1: There is more than one '''Buddy Cole''':
3: ... For the jazz pianist and orchestra leader, see [[Buddy Cole (musician)]].
4: ... For the fictional character and pseudonym, see [[Buddy Cole (fiction)]].

Buddy Hackett (1878 bytes)
1: '''Buddy Hackett''' ([[August 31]], [[1924]] - [[June 30]]...
3: ...eplacement in the old Jackie Gleason show, and in the 1958 film ''God's Little Acre''. His later caree...
12: *''[[The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm]]'' - 1962
13: *''[[The Music Man]]'' - 1962
16: *''[[The Love Bug]]'' - 1968

Buddy (dog) (751 bytes)
1: ...S. President]] [[Bill Clinton]]. Clinton acquired Buddy as a puppy in [[1997]] and named him after his la...
3: ...arters. Since this would be no longer possible in the Clintons' smaller home in New York, Socks was giv...
5: He died after a [[car accident]] near the Clinton home in [[Chappaqua, New York]] in [[2002...

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