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Five Women I Love: Bob Hope's Vietnam Story by Bob Hope, 1967
Advertisement Star Spangled Rhythm, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour" This is not a book but an article, ad or vintage paper item by Vintage Paper, 1943
The Adventures of Bob Hope No. 32 November 1958 by Comic, 1958
A tribute to Bob Hope: monument designed to rediscover and appreciate the significance of Hope's wartime service.(located at the Port of San Diego, California): An article from: VFW Magazine by Shannon Hanson, 2002-11-01
Bob Hope
PHOTOPLAY Dec. 1944 featuring Betty Grable on the cover. Articles & photos on June Allyson, Judy Garland, Rita Hayworth, Bing Crosby, Joan Fontaine, Jeanne Crain, Gary Cooper, Bob Hope, Maria Montez. Full page ad for ABBOTT AND COSTELLO in Lost in A Harem and Gregory Peck in Keys Of The Kingdom. by Fred Sammus, 1944-01-01
Bob Hope Show by Radio Spirits, 2002-01-01
Song Hits Magazine : March 1940, Bob Hope Cover, Vol. 3, No. 10 by Lyle K. (editor) Engel, 1940
California Railway Station Introduction: Riverside-La Sierra, Glendale, Palmdale Transportation Center, Bob Hope Airport Train Station
STARDOM Gene Tierney cover July 1942. Inside we have articles on Hedy Lamarr, Ann Sheridan, color photos: Gene Tierney, Ginger Rogers, Deanna Durbin. Road to Morocco article with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. by Lambert, 1942
The Big Radio Comedy Programs. Original Scripts From the Great Days of Radio-With Fred Allen, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Eddie Cantor, Henry Morgan, Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy, Bob and Ray, the Marx Brothers, Jimmy Durante and Gary Moore, W.C. Fields... by Ross (Ed). Firestone, 1978-01-01
Famous Stars Favorite Foods ( with two hundred thirty-six Famous stars Photographs ) & two Hundred eighty Personal Recipes includes Clark Gable, Judy Garland, Betty Grable, Oliver Hardy, Bob Hope, Tyrone Power, Tex Ritter, Jane Withers, Loretta Young , by Editior , with foreword Fannie Sniff, 1938
Bob Hopes Confessions of a Hooker My Lifelong Love Affair With Golf by Bob Hope as told to Dwayne Netland by Bob Hope as told to Dwayne Netland, 1985-01-01
Bob Hope: The Road Well-Traveled by Lawrence J. Quirk, 1998

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ABCNEWS.com : Bob Hope Dies At Age 100
bob hope Legendary entertainer bob hope has died at age 100. bob hope had celebrated his 100th birthday earlier this year. We mourn the passing of bob hope.
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/Entertainment/hope030728.html

Extractions: July 28 Click Here Hope died in his Toluca Lake, Calif., home Sunday evening, with his family at his bedside, his longtime publicist Ward Grant told the Associated Press. He said the cause of death was pneumonia. A towering star of stage, screen, TV and radio, Hope was also a tireless supporter of American soldiers, taking countless tours abroad entertaining American and British troops, from World War II to Operation Desert Storm. The U.S. Navy honored Hope with the christenings of the USS Bob Hope , a sea lifter-class vessel, and the Spirit of Bob Hope , a cargo plane. President Bush reacted to early reports of Hope's death, saying the nation had lost a "great citizen." "We mourn the passing of Bob Hope. Bob Hope made us laugh. He lifted our spirits," Bush said.
Bob Hope
19032003 Intro music a complete and serious version of bob hope s theme song, Thanks for the Memory, a duet by bob hope and Shirley Ross.
http://www.jerrypippin.com/Bob_Hope.htm

Extractions: Intro music: a complete and serious version of Bob Hope's theme song, "Thanks for the Memory," a duet by Bob Hope and Shirley Ross. Bob Hope reached one hundred years in age on May 28, 2003. Two months later, to the day, Bob was dead. According to a report from his daughter, he died peacefully, without pain and with a smile on his face. Bob was born in England as Leslie Townes Hope , and at one time was a boxer using the name Packy East. I had a chance to see Bob Hope in person in a concert in Tulsa at the downtown Civic Center in the late 60s. His radio and TV shows were legendary, especially when it came to entertaining America's Armed Forces. CLICK HERE for Bob's Official Web Site. CLICK HERE for a MSNBC tribute to Bob, following his death. CLICK HERE for a CNN tribute to Bob on his 100th birthday. CLICK HERE for a complete collection of Bob Hope photos. Bob did a weekly show for the Armed Forces Radio Network during World War II in addition to doing countless overseas USO tours. This is a segment from one of those Armed Forces radio shows done sometime between 1943 and 1945. CLICK HERE to listen.
Radio Hall Of Fame - Bob Hope, Comedian
bob hope. bob hope is recognized as The Most Honored Entertainer by The Guinness Book of World Records. Listen to bob hope!
http://www.radiohof.org/comedy/bobhope.html

Extractions: BOB HOPE The Guinness Book of World Records . The show business legend was born Leslie Townes Hope in England on May 29, 1903. Taking the advice of friends, Hope eventually began performing as a stand-up comedian. The one-man act was such a success that he was able to form his own company in Chicago and later moved to New York to begin his radio career. Hope first appeared on the radio show The Intimate Revue in 1935. He made two other brief radio appearances between 1935 and 1937, before starting The Pepsodent Show on September 27, 1938. The show was a huge success, attracting regular guest stars such as Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, and Bing Crosby. During World War II, Hope focused his energy on entertaining US troops around the world. In doing so, he established himself as one of the most popular and beloved entertainers of the 20th century. Hope also hosted 284 prime time television specials and starred in 60 motion pictures.
CNNenEspañol.com - Fallece El Comediante Bob Hope A Los 100 Años De Edad - Jul
Translate this page Fallece el comediante bob hope a los 100 años de edad. 29 de julio, 2003 Actualizado 128 PM hora de Nueva York (1728 GMT). bob hope Su vida en imágenes.
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Extractions: Actualizado: 1:28 PM hora de Nueva York (1728 GMT) LOS ANGELES El legendario actor y comediante Bob Hope murió el domingo de neumonía a la edad de 100 años, informó un portavoz de la familia. "Hoy Estados Unidos ha perdido un gran ciudadano", dijo el presidente George W. Bush. Hope murió el domingo a las 9:28 p.m. (12:28 a.m. hora del este de Estados Unidos) en su casa de Toluca Lake, al norte de Hollywood, dijo su publicista Ward Grant a CNN. Hope, quien trabajó para la cadena de radio y televisión NBC por 60 años, mantiene el récord mundial de Guiness como el artista con mayor cantidad de galardones. BIOGRAFIA CRONOLOGIA GALERIA VIDEO Bob Hope 1903-2003 Real Nació en Inglaterra el 29 de mayo de 1903, y su carrera, que incluyó trabajos como boxeador aficionado, trovador y bailarín, abarcó siete décadas de vida artística en las que protagonizó en teatro de variedades, radio, cine y televisión. En numerosas oportunidades a lo largo de su carrera, Hope fue a distintos campos de batalla a entretener las tropas estadounidenses. Este tipo de actuaciones comenzaron en 1941 y siguieron hasta 1991, cuando entretuvo a los efectivos en Arabia Saudita, en vísperas de la Guerra del Golfo Pérsico. Fue nombrado veterano de guerra honorario en 1997.
CBS 2 Chicago: Hollywood And Vine To Be 'Bob Hope Square'
Hollywood And Vine To Be bob hope Square Intersection To Be Designated On hope s 100th Birthday May 21, 2003 422 pm US/Central LOS ANGELES (CBS) In honor of
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Mudville Gazette: Operation BOB HOPE
December 24, 2003. Operation bob hope. UPDATE Thanks! Okay, he s no longer with us, so this holiday season you can be bob hope. Visit
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Extractions: Main UPDATE: Just because Christmas is over doesn't mean these folks don't deserve some holiday greetings! I'll continue to update, please help fill the "stockings"! Thanks! Okay, he's no longer with us, so this holiday season you can be Bob Hope. Visit these GI's (and veterans and spouses) around the world and drop a bit of cheer into the stockings that are their comment sections. That includes you folks who read but have never commented on a blog before - I know you're out there. Wish good tidings to these folks, many of whom are far from home enabling your safe season. I'll update this list routinely, with new entries at the top. Check back when you can for more. (And feel free to e-mail me with links to additional military bloggers). Without further ado... update 8: I almost forgot a fellow MilBlogger stationed in Germany. This young lady is an Air Force Airman, working for a living for God and country far from home and family. On Christmas. And she requests comments for her friend Greg, who isn't feeling the spirit. Careful though, she's a homicidal maniac update 7: Its always contrast.
Los Angeles Times - Registration
On The Web. bob hope. bob hope, 19032003. The Master of the One-Liner. By Al Martinez. Comic was especially loved by GI audiences. July
http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/cl-bobhope.storygallery
FOXNews.com - Foxlife - Legendary Comedian Bob Hope Dies At 100
Legendary Comedian bob hope Dies at 100. bob hope made us laugh and he lifted our spirits, Bush said Monday as he boarded Air Force One en route to Pittsburgh.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,93061,00.html

Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); Legendary Comedian Bob Hope Dies at 100 Monday, July 28, 2003 Bob Hope search OAS_AD('Middle'); His longtime publicist said Hope died Sunday night of pneumonia, while surrounded by his family at home in Toluca Lake, Calif. "Dad had an amazing send-off," she said at a press conference Monday. "All of the family was together with him and he died peacefully last night around 9:30." She said the "good vibes that he put out during his lifetime came back to take him up." She said she would remember her dad most for being "full of fun" and that "laughter and joy brought him the most joy." A memorial service is planned for Hope August 27th, she said. President Bush joined the nation in mourning the death of the comedian. "Today the nation lost a great citizen ... Bob Hope made us laugh and he lifted our spirits," Bush said Monday as he boarded Air Force One en route to Pittsburgh. Thanks for the Memories Bob Hope, Part One Part Two "Bob Hope served our nation when he went to battlefields to entertain thousands of troops from different generations," the president said. "We extend our prayers to his family. God bless his soul." Senator Joe Lieberman also expressed his appreciation for Hope's humor. "I can't think of another person who brought more laughter into the lives of men and women, particularly service men and women," he said Monday. "I have the greatest memories... I want to join a united nation in expressing our gratitude."
Bob Hope
The USO Remembers bob hope Thanks For the Memories. USO Issues Statement Regarding the Death of bob hope. bob hope. Visit the bob hope Photo Gallery! Click Here.
http://www.uso.org/pubs/8_16_40.cfm

Extractions: Bob Hope Bob Hope, donated his time and talents to help USO bring "a touch of home" to those serving their country overseas. Fact Sheet Master of the one-liner and the USO's tireless morale-booster for the troops, Bob Hope is the USO's "Ambassador of Good Will." He will celebrate his 100th birthday on May 29, 2003.
Bob Hopes USO Tours
2000 s, 1990 s, 1980 s, bob hope s USO Tours. The USO relies on the generosity of the public. Please donate today. bob hopes USO Tours. 1942. Alaska.
http://www.uso.org/pubs/tourarchive/21_554_2266.cfm

Extractions: Print Friendly Jump to the Main USO Website USO Home About Us Locations Directory Entertainment USO Press Room Donate Now! Employment USO FAQs Contact Us Alaska Frances Langford, Tony Romano, Jerry Colonna England Africa Sicily Iceland Frances Langford, Jack Pepper, Tony Romano, Clark Gable Hawaii ; Enowetok; Milne Bay New Guinea Treasury Island Biak Atoll Frances Langford, Jerry Colonna, Patty Thomas, Tony Romano, Barney Dean Paris Mannheim Germany Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, Jerry Colonna, Billy Conn, Jack Pepper, June Bruner, Ruth Denas, Gale Robbins England France Germany Ruth Denas (singer), Patty Thomas (dancer), Roger Price (multi-talented), Jack Pepper (ballats) Berlin Europe Azores Newfoundland Germany V.P. Alben Barkley, Irving Berlin, Ellen Berlin, Elmer Davis, Gen. Jimmy Doolittle, AF Sec. Stuart Symington, Irene Ryan, Doris Day, Jinx Falkenburg, Tex McCrary, Dolores Hope, Hy Averbach, Jane Harvey
How Bob Hope Learned About The Power Of Advertising -- A Lesson He Never Forgot
How bob hope Learned About The Power Of Advertising A Lesson He Never Forgot. By bob Mills. During Thanks, bob. hope was stunned. No
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Extractions: How Bob Hope Learned About The Power Of Advertising A Lesson He Never Forgot By Bob Mills During my 15-year tenure writing gags, sketches and parody lyrics for Bob Hope, I spent many hours with him on the road taping TV specials. An inherent and unavoidable byproduct of television and movie production is down time and, whenever we had a few minutes between takes, Bob enjoyed regaling us with stories from his early days in show business funny things that happened to him in vaudeville, on radio and during his Paramount Studio road picture days with Bing. One May, we were at West Point taping a two-hour special for the cadets. During a lull in the shooting as we sat in his Winnebego waiting for his next call, he told us a story which I think better than any other sums up the awesome power of the mass media to sell consumer products. And it's even more true today than it was in the period now so long ago when the events he spoke of took place. Here's the story he told us: Following glowing reviews in Broadway's "Big Broadcast of 1938," the Pepsodent toothpaste company offered Bob his own radio show to replace their sponsorship of the popular "Amos 'n' Andy." Bob assembled a crack staff of veteran radio writers, directors and actors that included announcer Bill Goodwin, orchestra leader Skinnay Ennis (soon replaced by Les Brown) and a walrus-mustached, former trombonist named Jerry Colonna. The show, which debuted on September 27, 1938, had all the earmarks of a hit, but unexpectedly got off to a rocky start. It took ten or twelve weeks of tinkering with the format before Hope was satisfied with the laughs he was getting from the studio audience (the show would remain on the air for 20 years).
Doug Gamble On Bob Hope On National Review Online
s someone who was honored to have been among bob hope s last group of writers, working on his TV monologues and personal appearances from 1983 until he stopped
http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/comment-gamble072903.asp

Extractions: Memories from a former Bob Hope writer. By Doug Gamble s someone who was honored to have been among Bob Hope's last group of writers, working on his TV monologues and personal appearances from 1983 until he stopped performing a decade later, I wouldn't be surprised if we receive a phone call from him in a day or two. He'll have settled into his new surroundings by then, and he'll want us to write a few jokes about the place. He might start out his monologue, "It took a lot of courage for me to arrive here with my golf clubs. Imagine me showing St. Peter I'm a golfer, and then trying to convince him I never told a lie." And I wouldn't be surprised if he's planning to team up with Bing Crosby for The Road to Heaven While there's little I can add to the eloquent tributes to Hope's life and career that have been pouring forth since news of his death, I can observe that if his career had been legislation it would be known as "The Comedy Writers' Full Employment Act." He had a special bond with his writers and hired dozens through the years, not because he couldn't be funny on his own, but because he had so much respect for his audiences he wanted as many jokes as possible to choose from.
Humorous Quotes Of Bob Hope - Jest For Pun
Humorous Quotes attributed to bob hope, American Actor, Comedian . put up Jest for Pun. Jest For all kind of bob hope stuff. From
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Extractions: 1903-2003, American Actor, Comedian (About his early boxing days) Some fighters are carried back to their dressing rooms. I'm the only one who had to be carried both ways. (Asked shortly before a tour to Vietnam if he was worth 50 million dollars) If I had $50 million, I wouldn't go to Vietnam; I'd send for it. Bing (Crosby) doesn't pay income tax. He just calls the government and says, 'How much do you boys need?' (Commenting on why he cut his cruise vacation short) Fish don't applaud. ... It was so cold at Thule, that one G.I. fell out of bed and broke his pajamas. For all kind of Bob Hope stuff. From Bob's books, posters and signed photos to his movies, show tapes and cds of his radio shows.
Saturday Evening Post: A Century Of Hope - Bob Hope's Life And Career
Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals A century of hope bob hope s life and career Saturday Evening Post, July-August, 1998 by bob hope, Pete
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Extractions: From the headquarters of General Patton to the shores of Korea, Hope's USO entertainers followed the troops, and sometimes even got ahead of them. Editor's note: During a swing through Europe in World War II, Hope and his merry band of entertainers were summoned to the headquarters of General George S. Patton, where they ate dinner with the general and put on an impromptu show for him. After the show, General Patton made a strange request: would Hope put in a good word for him when Hope returned to do his radio show in the States? Hope, perplexed, agreed, then arrived in the lobby of his hotel, where war correspondent Ernie Pyle was waiting for him. "How'd you enjoy your visit with the general?" Pyle asked Hope. CONCLUSION "It was wonderful," I said. "How do you like that heel?" he asked. It rocked me back on my own heels. "Don't you know what happened in the hospital? He slapped a wounded soldier," Ernie said. Then he told me the story. For the first time I understood the reason for the general's peculiar request.
Saturday Evening Post: A Century Of Hope - Bob Hope - Part 2
Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals A century of hope bob hope - part 2 Saturday Evening Post, March-April, 1998 by bob hope, Pete Martin.
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Extractions: While performing in Roberta, his first major role on Broadway, our hero meets a beautiful young singer named Dolores Reade. PART II. One night while I was in Roberta, my pal, George Murphy, who was doing a fine job of specialty capering in the show, invited me to the Lambs Club. We downed a couple of beers, and he said, "I want you to hear a girl sing. Her name is Dolores Reade. She sings at the Vogue Club." We went over to the Vogue, on 57th Street. It was a little club Bea Lillie had opened. She didn't own it, but she'd opened it. And I heard this girl sing. She had a low, husky voice and she sang somewhat in the style of Marion Harrissoft and sweet, not a shouter. She sang "It's Only a Paper Moon" and "Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?" That did it, and I asked if I could take her out. Once we were alone, she asked, "You're in Roberta?"
Executive Order Establishing The Bob Hope American Patriot Award
For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary May 29, 2003. Executive Order Establishing the bob hope American Patriot Award.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/05/20030529-5.html

Extractions: By the Authority Vested in Me as President and as Commander in Chief by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is ordered as follows: Section 1. Establishment of the Award. In order to encourage love of country, service to the people of the United States, and support for our Armed Forces, and in order to recognize the unique and lifelong service of Bob Hope to the United States Armed Forces and to the Nation through his unwavering patriotism and dedication to maintaining the morale of the troops he entertained for nearly six decades, and on the occasion of his 100th birthday, there is hereby established the Bob Hope American Patriot Award (Award). Sec. 2. Granting and Presentation of the Award.
The Wichita Eagle | 05/13/2003 | Where There's Hope (Bob, That Is), There's Laug
Where there s hope (bob, that is), there s laughter on DVD. The Best of bob hope celebrates 50 years of the quipster s career in time for his 100th birthday.
http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/entertainment/5845239.htm

Extractions: LATEST NEWS Updated Saturday, May 29, 2004 Tentative Trial Date Set for Jackson Case - 12:22 PM PDT Barbra Streisand must pay $177,000 - 10:44 AM PDT Radcliffe suspects Potter will die - 07:37 AM PDT Singer Marc Anthony Files for Divorce - 05:42 AM PDT Butler: Charles Could Return to Old Flame - 05:41 AM PDT MORE Probably nobody has ever sparked so much laughter during the past 100 years as Bob Hope , the British-born comedian who became the quintessential American quipster. Hope was a master of one-liners and rat-a-tat-tat timing. He could rattle off a routine and build from snickers to chuckles to outright guffaws within a matter of seconds.
CNN.com - Bob Franken: Rising Water And High Hopes In Davenport - April 21, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/WEATHER/04/21/franken.debrief/index.html

Extractions: Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Franken CNN National Correspondent Bob Franken has been covering the floods in the upper Midwest for the past few days. Q: Davenport, Iowa , decided against building a wall along the riverbank after the last round of flooding. How is it holding up? FRANKEN: They decided way back when that they really wanted to enjoy the beauty of the riverfront and enjoy the millions of dollars in tourist money that came with it. Right now, the beauty of the river is being marred by the 23-foot- high sea wall that has been constructed out of sandbags, as civilians and National Guard troops prepare frantically to try to wall off the Mississippi. There's one little problem: They built it at that height based on a belief that the crest would be about 21 feet. The latest prediction is that it would be about 22 1/2 feet Tuesday night, so that's cutting it very, very close. VIDEO CNN's Bob Franken reports from an Iowa town that is preparing for expected floodwaters from the Mississippi River
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