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James Cagney --
Yankee Doodle Dandy {"George M. Cohan"}
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Ronald Colman --
Random Harvest {"Charles Ranier"}
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Gary Cooper --
The Pride of the Yankees {"Lou Gehrig"}
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Walter Pidgeon --
Mrs. Miniver {"Clem Miniver"}
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Monty Woolley --
The Pied Piper {"Howard"}
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William Bendix --
Wake Island {"Smacksie Randall"}
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Van Heflin --
Johnny Eager {"Jeff Hartnett"}
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Walter Huston --
Yankee Doodle Dandy {"Jerry Cohan"}
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Frank Morgan --
Tortilla Flat {"The Pirate"}
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Henry Travers --
Mrs. Miniver {"Mr. Ballard"}
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Bette Davis --
Now, Voyager {"Charlotte Vale"}
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Greer Garson --
Mrs. Miniver {"Kay Miniver"}
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Katharine Hepburn --
Woman of the Year {"Tess Harding"}
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Rosalind Russell --
My Sister Eileen {"Ruth Sherwood"}
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Teresa Wright --
The Pride of the Yankees {"Eleanor Gehrig"}
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Gladys Cooper --
Now, Voyager {"Mrs. Vale"}
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Agnes Moorehead --
The Magnificent Ambersons {"Fanny Minafer"}
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Susan Peters --
Random Harvest {"Kitty"}
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Dame May Whitty --
Mrs. Miniver {"Lady Beldon"}
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Teresa Wright --
Mrs. Miniver {"Carol Beldon"}
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[NOTE: "A special award to Battle of Midway for the
historical value of its achievement in offering a camera record of
one of the decisive battles of the world - a record unique both for
the courage of those who made it under fire, and for its magnificent
portrayal of the gallantry of our armed forces in battle."]
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[NOTE: "A special award to Kokoda Front Line! for its
effectiveness in portraying, simply yet forcefully, the scene of war
in New Guinea and for its moving presentation of the bravery and
fortitude of our Australian comrades in arms."]
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[NOTE: "A special award to Moscow Strikes Back for its vivid
presentation of the heroism of the Russian Army and of the Russian
people in the defense of Moscow, and for its achievement in so doing
under conditions of extreme difficulty and danger."]
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[NOTE: "A special award to Prelude to War for its trenchant
conception and authentic and stirring dramatization of the events
which forced our nation into the war and of the ideals for which we
fight."]
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"Always In My Heart" from
Always in My Heart --
Music by Ernesto Lecuona; Lyrics by Kim Gannon
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"Dearly Beloved" from
You Were Never Lovelier --
Music by Jerome Kern; Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
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"How About You?" from
Babes on Broadway --
Music by Burton Lane; Lyrics by Ralph Freed
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"It Seems I Heard That Song Before" from
Youth on Parade --
Music by Jule Styne; Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
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"I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo" from
Orchestra Wives --
Music by Harry Warren; Lyrics by Mack Gordon
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"Love Is A Song" from
Bambi --
Music by Frank Churchill; Lyrics by Larry Morey
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"Pennies For Peppino" from
Flying with Music --
Music by Edward Ward; Lyrics by Chet Forrest and Bob Wright
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"Pig Foot Pete" from
Hellzapoppin' --
Music by Gene de Paul; Lyrics by Don Raye
[NOTE: This nomination is a mystery. Both the nominations list and
the program from the Awards dinner list the song as being from
Hellzapoppin', a 1942 release for Awards purposes. The song does
not appear in that film, but did appear in Keep 'Em Flying, a
1941 release from the same production company and studio, and was
therefore ineligible for a 1942 nomination.]
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"There's A Breeze On Lake Louise" from
The Mayor of 44th Street --
Music by Harry Revel; Lyrics by Mort Greene
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"White Christmas" from
Holiday Inn --
Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin
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