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- Dumb_Dora abstract "A dumb Dora is 1920s American slang for a foolish woman.The epithet arose from the vaudeville act of George Burns and his wife, Gracie Allen, It was eventually turned into a classic comic strip produced by King Features Syndicate. Although this strip was discontinued in 1935, a popular 1960s and 1970s CBS game show, Match Game, occasionally alluded to the strip by asking those watching in the studio to shout in unison, "How dumb is she?" (borrowing from a routine from The Tonight Show). Flappers of the 1920s were also sometimes likened to dumb Doras.".
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- Dumb_Dora hasPhotoCollection Dumb_Dora.
- Dumb_Dora subject Category:American_slang.
- Dumb_Dora subject Category:Comic_strips_ended_in_the_1930s.
- Dumb_Dora subject Category:Comic_strips_started_in_the_1920s.
- Dumb_Dora subject Category:Words_coined_in_the_1920s.
- Dumb_Dora type ComicStrip.
- Dumb_Dora type Comics.
- Dumb_Dora type Work.
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- Dumb_Dora comment "A dumb Dora is 1920s American slang for a foolish woman.The epithet arose from the vaudeville act of George Burns and his wife, Gracie Allen, It was eventually turned into a classic comic strip produced by King Features Syndicate. Although this strip was discontinued in 1935, a popular 1960s and 1970s CBS game show, Match Game, occasionally alluded to the strip by asking those watching in the studio to shout in unison, "How dumb is she?" (borrowing from a routine from The Tonight Show).".
- Dumb_Dora label "Dumb Dora".
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- Dumb_Dora sameAs Q5313647.
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- Dumb_Dora wasDerivedFrom Dumb_Dora?oldid=536804624.
- Dumb_Dora isPrimaryTopicOf Dumb_Dora.