History Creator / DinahShore

Dinah Shore (born Fannye Rose Shore; [[LeapDay February 29]], 1916 – February 24, 1994) was an American singer, radio and television hostess, occasional actress, and golfer.

* ''Thank Your Lucky Stars'' (1943 film) as herself

Dinah also left a mark in the world of professional women's golf. After starting in the sport at the age of 52, she co-founded the Colgate Dinah Shore Golf Tournament, later renamed ANA Inspiration, one of the five major American golf championships for women.

Dinah also left a mark in the world of professional women's golf. After starting in the sport at the age of 52, she co-founded the Colgate Dinah Shore Golf Tournament, later renamed ANA Inspiration, one of the five major golf championships for women.

* SignatureMove: She always blew a kiss to the audience saying "MWAH!" when wrapping up her variety shows.

A native Tennesseean, she first rose to prominence as a recording artist during the BigBand era, becoming the top-charting female vocalist of the [[TheForties 1940s]]. While her singing career waned with the rise of rock and roll, she achieved further success in television as the hostess of {{variety show}}s such as ''The Dinah Shore Chevy Show'' (renamed ''The Dinah Shore Show'' when Chevrolet stopped sponsoring it) in the [[TheFifties '50s]] and [[TheSixties '60s]] and ''Dinah's Place'' (followed by ''Dinah!'') in the [[TheSeventies '70s]].

* SignatureMove: She always blew a kiss to the audience saying "MWAH!" at the end of her variety shows.

Dinah Shore (born Fannye Rose Shore; February 29, 1916 – February 24, 1994) was an American singer, radio and television hostess, occasional actress, and golfer.

A native Tennesseean, she first rose to prominence as a recording artist during the BigBand era, becoming the top-charting female vocalist of the [[TheForties 1940s]]. While her singing career waned with the rise of rock and roll, she achieved further success in television as the hostess of {{variety show}}s such as ''The Dinah Shore Chevy Show'' (renamed ''The Dinah Shore Show'' when Chevrolet stopped sponsoring it) in the [[TheFifties '50s]] and [[TheSixties '60s]] and ''Dinah's Place'' (later ''Dinah!'') in the [[TheSeventies '70s]].

A native Tennesseean, she first rose to prominence as a recording artist during the BigBand era, becoming the top-charting female vocalist of the [[TheForties 1940s]]. While her singing career waned with the rise of rock-and-roll, she achieved further success in television as the hostess of {{variety show}}s such as ''The Dinah Shore Chevy Show'' (renamed ''The Dinah Shore Show'' when Chevrolet stopped sponsoring it) in the [[TheFifties '50s]] and [[TheSixties '60s]] and ''Dinah's Place'' (later ''Dinah!'') in the [[TheSeventies '70s]].

A native Tennesseean, she first rose to prominence as a recording artist during the BigBand era, becoming the top-charting female vocalist of the TheForties. While her singing career was waning in the early [[TheSixties 60s]], she achieved further success in television as the hostess of {{variety show}}s such as ''The Dinah Shore Chevy Show'' (renamed ''The Dinah Shore Show'' when Chevrolet stopped sponsoring it) in the [[TheFifties 1950s]] and '60s and ''Dinah's Place'' (later ''Dinah!'') in the [[TheSeventies '70s]].

She was married to actor George Montgomery for 20 years until their divorce, and had a high profile relation with Creator/BurtReynolds in the 1970s.

Dinah Shore (born Fannye Rose Shore; February 29, 1916 – February 24, 1994) was an American singer, actress, radio and television hostess, and golfer.

She first rose to prominence as a recording artist during the BigBand era, becoming the top-charting female vocalist of the TheForties. While her singing career was waning in the early [[TheSixties 60s]], she achieved further success in television as the hostess of {{variety show}}s such as ''The Dinah Shore Chevy Show'' (renamed ''The Dinah Shore Show'' when Chevrolet stopped sponsoring it) in the [[TheFifties 1950s]]/1960s and ''Dinah!'' in TheSeventies.

Dinah Shore, real name Fannye (Frances) Rose Shore (February 29, 1916 - February 24, 1994) was an American singer, radio hostess, television hostess, actress and golf player.

* ''[[Disney/MakeMineMusic Make Mine Music: Two Silhouettes]]'' (1946) - song performance
* ''[[Disney/FunAndFancyFree Fun and Fancy Free: Bongo]]'' (1947) - {{narrator}} and song performance

* ''Series/MurderSheWrote'' (1989 episode "Alma Murder") as Emily Dyers

* MuppetCameo: Characters from ''Series/TheMuppetShow'' and ''Series/SesameStreet'' showed up on several occasions in ''Dinah!'' in the late 1970s. One could say this meant the future trope namers of SesameStreetCred had acquired "Dinah Cred".

She first rose to prominence as a recording artist during the BigBand era, becoming the top-charting female vocalist of the TheForties. While her singing career was waning in the early [[TheSixties 60s]], she achieved further success in television as the hostess of {{variety show}}s such as ''The Dinah Shore Chevy Show'' (renamed ''The Dinah Shore Show'' when Chevrolet stopped sponsoring it) in the 1950s/1960s and ''Dinah!'' in TheSeventies.

* SopranoAndGravel: Whenever she paired with male singers, from Creator/AlJolson to Music/FrankSinatra. She frequently paired with the latter.

She first rose to prominence as a recording artist during the BigBand era, becoming the top-charting female vocalist of the TheForties. While her singing career was waning in the early [[TheSixties 60s]], she achieved further success in television as the hostess of a series of {{variety show}}s such as ''The Dinah Shore Chevy Show'' (renamed ''The Dinah Shore Show'' when Chevrolet stopped sponsoring it) in the 1950s/1960s and ''Dinah!'' in TheSeventies.

* MuppetCameo: ''[[Series/TheMuppetShow Muppet Show]]'' and ''Series/SesameStreet'' characters showed up on several occasions in ''Dinah!'' in the late 1970s. One could say this meant the future trope namers of SesameStreetCred had acquired "Dinah Cred".

* MuppetCameo: [[Franchise/TheMuppets Muppet]] and ''Series/SesameStreet'' characters showed up on several occasions in ''Dinah!'' in the late 1970s. One could say this meant the future trope namers of SesameStreetCred had acquired "Dinah Cred".

She first rose to prominence as a recording artist during the BigBand era, becoming the top-charting female vocalist of the TheForties. While her singing career was waning in the early [[TheSixties 60s]], she achieved further success in television as the hostess of a series of {{variety show}}s, with the earlier ones being sponsored by Chevrolet, such as ''The Dinah Shore Chevy Show'' (renamed ''The Dinah Shore Show'' when Chevrolet dropped out) in the 1950s/1960s and ''Dinah!'' in TheSeventies.

* MuppetCameo: [[Franchise/TheMuppets Muppet]] and ''Series/SesameStreet'' characters showed up on several occasions in ''Dinah!'' in the later 1970s. One could say this meant the later trope namers of SesameStreetCred had acquired "Dinah Cred".

* MuppetCameo: [[Franchise/TheMuppets Muppet]] and ''Series/SesameStreet'' characters showed up on several occasions in ''Dinah!'' in the later 1970s. One could say this meant they had acquired [[SesameStreetCred "Dinah Cred"]].

* MuppetCameo: [[Franchise/TheMuppets Muppet]] and ''Series/SesameStreet'' characters showed up on several occasions in ''Dinah!'' in the later 1970s. One could say this meant they had [[SesameStreetCred "Dinah Cred"]].

She first rose to prominence as a recording artist during the BigBand era, becoming the top-charting female vocalist of the TheForties. While her singing career was waning in the early [[TheSixties 60s]], she achieved further success in television as the hostess of a series of {{variety show}}s, with the earlier ones being sponsored by Chevrolet, such as ''The Dinah Shore Chevy Show'', which became ''The Dinah Shore Show'' when Chevrolet dropped out.