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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Dinah_ShoreDinah Shore - Wikipedia

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   The King and I (1951, RCA Victor 10") Dinah Shore ~ Lower Basin Street Volume 2 (1951, RCA Victor 78rpm Four Record Set) Dinah Shore Sings the Blues (1953, RCA Victor 10") Call Me Madam Original Cast (1953, RCA Victor 10") The Dinah Shore TV Show (1954, RCA 10", 1955, RCA Victor 12") Holding Hands at Midnight (1955, RCA Victor)

2. eyesofageneration.com › dinah-shore-her-early-tvDinah Shore…Her Early TV Career - Eyes Of A Generation ...

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   Jun 26, 2013 · Twelve years later, in 1949, she made her official television show debut on the Ed Wynn Show and in 1950 made a guest appearance on Bob Hope’s first television show. After being on other television shows, she got her own program, The Dinah Shore Show on NBC in 1951.She did two 15-minute shows a week for NBC til 1955. In 1956, Shore began ...

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   Childhood & Early Life. Dinah Shore was born as Fannye Rose Shore on February 29, 1916 in Winchester, Tennessee, USA, to Solomon and Anna Shore. At the age of two, she was diagnosed with polio. After intensive care and following a course of rigorous exercises, she recovered. However, she sustained a deformed foot.

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4. www.legacy.com › us › obituariesDinah Shore Obituary (1994) - Beverly Hills, CA - Legacy.com

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   Feb 24, 1994 · Dinah Shore, the honey-haired, down-to-earth entertainer who won hearts over seven decades in radio, television, records and movies, died of cancer Thursday. ... She signed a contract with RCA ...

   • Birth Date: February 29, 1916

   • Death Date: February 24, 1994

5. www.tvinsider.com › people › dinah-shoreDinah Shore - Singer, Actress, Personality - TV Insider

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   Feb 24, 1994 · Dinah Shore was an American singer, actress, and television personality. ... By 1950, Shore had returned to RCA, with whom she brokered an unusual business deal - agreeing to record 100 sides for ...

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   Mar 3, 2023 · By the early 1950s, Dinah Shore was a major star. A favorite of U.S. troops during World War II, her singing career had skyrocketed, with songs like "I’ll Walk Alone," "Blues in the Night," and "You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To" hitting the top of the charts. In the postwar years, the hits would keep on coming, including "Buttons and Bows ...

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   When did Dinah Shore Leave RCA?

   • The studio albums Holding Hands at Midnight, from 1955, and Moments Like These, from 1958, recorded in stereo, with orchestra under the musical direction of Harry Zimmerman, who performed the same duties on The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, were the exceptions. [citation needed] In 1959, Shore left RCA Victor for Capitol Records.

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   How many shows did Dinah Shore have?

   • Simply called The Dinah Shore Show, Shore's guests included Nat "King" Cole, Bing Crosby, Jack Lemmon, Boris Karloff, Betty Hutton, Art Carney, and a young Barbra Streisand. Over twelve seasons, from 1951 to 1963, Shore made 125 hour-long programs and 444 fifteen-minute shows.

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   What happened to Dinah Shore?

   • The half-hour series consisted of one-on-one interviews with the likes of Reynolds, Sinatra, Hope, and former First Lady Nancy Reagan—the first TV interview Reagan had given since leaving the White House in 1989. Dinah Shore passed due to complications from ovarian cancer on February 24, 1994, just a few days before her 78th birthday.

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   What was Dinah Shore famous for?

   • By the early 1950s, Dinah Shore was a major star. A favorite of U.S. troops during World War II, her singing career had skyrocketed, with songs like "I’ll Walk Alone," "Blues in the Night," and "You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To" hitting the top of the charts.

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   How long was the Dinah Shore Chevy Show?

   • In 1956, the program went from 15 minutes to an hour and became The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, which was one of the earliest programs to be shot in color.

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   How many Emmys did Dinah Shore win?

   • In the later years of her career, Dinah Shore hosted two shows, ‘Dinah's Place’ and ‘Dinah’ (later renamed to ‘Dinah and Friends’). Dinah Shore won several awards in her lifetime including nine Emmys, a Golden Globe, and a Peabody Award. She was honored with the Banff Television Festival Award of Excellence in 1984.

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8. news.vanderbilt.edu › 2009/11/23 › best-all-around-girlBest All-Around Girl | Vanderbilt University

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   Nov 23, 2009 · Nov 23, 2009, 9:59 PM. The first woman to host her own prime-time TV program, Dinah Shore spent four decades on television, starting with The Dinah Shore Show on NBC in 1951. She won nine Emmy ...