Which of the following people was not a famous TV star from the 1950s?

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Hello!

All of these people were famous stars in the 1950's, however, Gloria Swanson was only an actress, so your answer should be B.) Gloria Swanson.

Aleks [24]4 years ago

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It is Gloria Swanson

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